No one likes to see them fighting, and the race will be on for Karma (Katie Stevens) and Amy's (Rita Volk) friends to see if they can succeed at getting the two besties to make up and reconcile on Faking It.

Everyone is going to be gathering together to celebrate Liam's (Gregg Sulkin) surprise Bar Mitzvah now that he knows his biological father was Jewish, and while at the celebratory event, Shane (Michael J Willet) will decide to do what he does best-and meddle-to try and be the one to get the two best friends back together. However, his plan is going to get called out by Lauren (Bailey DeYoung), who doesn't think it can be fixed quite as easily as he believes it does.

"What did you do now?" She demands to know in a preview clip for the March 22 episode. "Amy said you told her Karma's backing down, but I'm not buying it. What's your scheme?"

"Glad you asked," Shane replies. "For this challenge I knew simple would work best. Karma and Amy are dying to get back together, but they're both too stubborn to back down. I knew I just had to get them in the same room, and voila!"

"And you think they're just going to make up?" Lauren snarkily asks.

"What show have you been watching? Those two can't stay mad at each other. It's only a matter of time before their teary reunion," Shane retorts.

Sure enough, it seems like the moment Shane expects to see will happen, as Karma and Amy approach a table together-but their conversation quickly proves to have the absolute opposite effect.

"So..." Amy asks

"So," Karma replies.

Finally, after each one asks the same thing six times, they realize they can't make up that quickly after all-and Shane's hard work proves to be for nothing, with Karma storming off in anger.

"Looks like your plan was just a little too simple," Lauren says. "Just like you."

Faking It airs Tuesdays at 10:30 p.m. on MTV.

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