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(ethereal music)

(suspenseful music)

(upbeat music)

(phone beeps)

(upbeat music)

- Good morning, bae

( Mona laughs)

- What's this babe?

- Happy two year anniversary.

- Aw, you remembered.

- Of course I remember.

What kinda husband
do you take me for?

- I don't know.

You know, you didn't say
anything about it so,

(Sean scoffs)

I thought you had forgotten.

- Forgotten?

Come on babe.

How could I forget about
something so important to me?

- You're sweet babe,

but you know, I know
what you're up to.

- What?

Babe, I'm just trying to
show you that I love you.

- Right?

- I care, I'm attentive.

Hell I made breakfast.

- Yep, you sure did.

Buttering me up, making my
favorite breakfast this morning.

- I'm a gentleman,
what can I say.

What?

- You trying to get the
booty before I go to work.

- Oh, Mona, come on, stop it.

It's not even like that.

- Really?

- It's not what
- Really, really.

Oh really?
- Well shit is it working?

- You know, it is.

(Mona laughs)

- Damn (mumbles)man

Let go of my booty.

(Mona laughs)

- Damn, spank it girl, spank it.

So babe did you like our
morning breakfast rendezvous?

- Yeah was lovely.

(Mona giggles)

- So, you figured out where
you wanna go to dinner tonight

for our anniversary?

- And you know what there is
this new Mexican restaurant

in Midtown, I'd
be wanna try out,

wanna check it out?

- You gonna have to
ask, what my wife wants,

my wife gets.

- Baby you know you can stop.

You already got the booty.

(Sean and Mona laughing)

- What I'ma with you>

- I don't know babe.

- Come on.

You look beautiful, babe.

- Thank you.

- Ready to go?

- Yes Will.

- Come on.

So fine yourself.

- Thank you Mr. three minutes.

- Baby it was four minutes.

- Okay less than three minutes.

- Oh no no no,
- Three minutes.

- Wait a minute,

it was anniversary.
- You got three minutes.

- That was anniversary Mona.
- All right.

I worked hard for that one.

- You did work hard.

- All right, come on
down, give me my props.

- So as you all know we lost
the Comfy Diapers account

last month.

That was one of the biggest
branded clients to this firm.

Jackson Williams can
not afford to lose

that type of business.

Does anyone wanna tell
me why we lost the Comfy

Diapers account?

- Another competitor
offered them a better deal.

- Yes, but that's
not the right answer.

Other companies have
tried to lowball us before

in the past.

So why did Comfy
Diapers leave us?

- We didn't listen
to their vision.

We should've been more focused.

- Now I do believe
that we listened,

I don't have a doubt about that.

Keisha, you're going
the right direction

but you're not quite there.

So does anyone else
wanna help take it home

as to why we lost
their business?

Mona?

- Yes.

- Answer the question.

- Well, Mrs. Williams, as
a company, it's our job

to sell them our vision of the
product, which we fail to do.

We got comfortable and took
their loyalty for granted.

Rightfully so they took their
billions of dollars elsewhere.

- But that is correct Mona.

We have to do better.

We have to do all
of our research.

We have to triple
check our work.

We have to be prepared when
we go into these meetings

to discuss our vision for
our client's products.

Now, do not let me down again.

We have She's Happy here
next week, let's get to work.

(meat sizzling)

- Think so, they found
me (mumbles) too,

(Mona laughs)

silly.

- Babe I'm gonna say,
you look absolutely

breathtaking today.

- Thanks babe.

- Happy two year anniversary.

- Baby (mumbles)

- Some wine?

- Yes.

(upbeat music)

(Mona laughing)

- So baby I know the Mexican
restaurant was booked up,

so I decided to
do Italian tonight

and I ordered your
favorite, vegan ravioli,

mine's beef of course.

- Ooh you came (mumbles)for me?

- Yeah, so how's your food?

- It's delicious
babe, how's your beef?

- Oh man, is great, no lie.

- Yeah.

- So good make you
wanna slap your mama.

(Mona and Sean chuckle)

- You crazy.

- No no, I wouldn't go
that far, my mama's crazy.

- Yes we know.

- So how was work?

- Ha, work was all right today,

we lost another client, you
know Ms. Williams is tripping

about it.

It just always rolling
downhill with this industry

so what you expect.

How was work, how was you day?

- Oh, it was good.

I mean, no complaints.

Almost done with the book

- Nice.

- Publisher is
having me about it.

- You think it's the
writer's blocking thing?

- You know I mean, I'm
almost done with it.

So I just wanted to
take my time, you know.

- Are you sure?

- No.

(Mona chuckles)
- Okay maybe a little bit

of writer's block, all right.

But look nothing that you
or then me concern ourselves

about it, okay?

Clean up

- All right.

(Mona laughs)

Silly.

- How about a toast.

- Oh sure.

- Happy two year anniversary.

Two down, forever to go.

- Happy anniversary.

- That's good.

(ethereal music)

- So funny.

- Yeah.

- It was awesome.

- Oh man.

(indistinct)

(Mona laughing)

- Thanks for dinner babe.

- You're welcome.

- I'm so stuff,
like I'm bloated.

- No one told you to eat
two desserts, now did they?

- But you know, their peach
cobbler and vanilla ice cream.

It was so good.

- It was good.

- It's my favorite.

- You was eating it like it was
fresh out of the pan though.

- Shut up, no I wasn't, was I?

- Yeah babe, you was killing,

you know what I'm saying?
(Mona laughing)

- Shut up.

- I thought you
was eating for two.

- You were never Sean.

- I'm just saying.
- Don't say I'm pregnant.

Why are you trying to jinx me?

- Jinx you?

- Yeah.

- Come on, so what
you trying to say,

you don't want my babies?

- Stop, you know I want
to have your babies.

- All right.

So how many are
we talking about?

Seven, eight, nine, maybe
get a whole football team,

there you go.

- No crazy, I want three, two
boys and one little princess.

- (mumbles) little
princess, huh?

She gonna look like you?

- Maybe a little bit of you.

- Take word with that.

(Mona giggles)

A little princess,
yeah I like that.

Let's go start (mumbles)

- For real?

- Yeah.

- All right.

(Mona laughs)

(birds chirping)

Y'vette?

- Yes I'm Y'vette.

Do we.

- I'm sorry, I
think we had biology

and US history together
senior year at Willow Ridge,

Mona Patrick.

- Mona, oh my God.

How are you?

- Hey girl, I'm good,
it's so good to see you.

- Me too.

- Just stopping by
my favorite cafe.

- Yes taking heavy coffee

- Yes.

- Have a seat we got
some catching up to do.

- Okay.

Girl, how long has it been?

(Y'vette sighs)

- 11 years.

- Shut up.

We graduated high
school 11 years ago.

- Yes.

(Mona and Yvette laughing)

Listen don't anybody
but time flies

- Girl really does fly.

Wait, but you left your
senior year early didn't you?

- Yes, we actually moved in
the middle of school year

to (mumbles) and
family issues, so.

- Okay I'm sorry.

- No problem.

But after I graduated
I went to college

at Georgia Southern.

- Oh, what did you study?

- Criminal justice with
a minor in psychology.

- Oh that's cool.

So you can like get into the
minds of people, but legally.

- Oh I wouldn't say all of that.

(Mona and Y'vette laughing)

But after I graduated I
actually moved back to Houston

and now I am a
probation officer.

- Ah, dang girl
probation officer?

- Yes.

- Dang.

So you work with inmates a lot?

- Yes everyday.

- Girl you don't be scared?

- At first I was, but
now if you think about it

it's kinda like sex.

(Mona chuckles)

- That's a lot
analogy, sex aiit aiit.

- So enough about me, what
about you, what's going on?

- I'm in a marketing firm

but it ain't nothing like
they show in the movies, girl.

- I'm sure it has the sparks.

- I mean, sometimes
I get to meet celebs

and go to exclusive parties,
but that's about it.

- So just like the movies.

(Mona and Y'vette laughing)

- I guess.

- So do you have any
kids or anything?

- No, not yet.

I mean, we're still
working on that.

- We?

- Yeah, my husband,
Sean Williams.

- Did he go Willow Ridge?

- No, actually we met on
Tinder a few years ago.

- Girl, the dating site?

- Yes, but it works.

You should try it.

- I don't know if I'm
gonna be joining anything.

(Mona and Y'vette laughing)

I actually just
got out of a long,

abusive relationship, so

- I'm sorry to hear about that.

- No problem.

No, I'm actually glad he
kicked me out of the apartment.

Lord knows I need a break.

But, I'm actually trying
to search for apartments

around this area.

- Yeah, I wish I
could help some way.

- Its just so damn
expensive around here.

- Yeah girl it expensive, yeah.

- So I'm just thinking
staying in hotels

until I can find a place.

- I may have execution for you.

- What?

(Sean sighs)

- Hi Babe.

- Hey Mona.

What's all this?

- I can't serve my man.

- Well yes, of course, but.

- Have a seat.

- All right.

- I want you to try some of it.

- Well that's sweet.

- Yeah, you like it?

- Yeah.

- So how was work today babe?

- I don't know it was fine.

Gotten most of that
novel completed.

- Oh, so your writer's
block is pretty much gone?

- Guess you can say
that slowly but surely.

Baby is this new outfit?

- Oh oh, this is old thing,
no this is from last year's

page 56 of the (mumble).

- Page 56, huh?

I guess if you say so babe.

- Yeah.

- That's good.

- Yeah you like it?

- Yeah it's sweet babe.

I'm not gonna lie you
outdid yourself on this one.

- Oh yeah?

- Now.

- Now, what's up go ahead.

- Come on babe.

Candlelight dinner,

- Yes.

- First strawberries,
fruit, sexy lingerie.

My favorite tequila.

I mean, come on, give me
some type of credit now.

What's really going on?

Has something happened,
come on, Mona what happened?

- Nothing.

- Mona.

- Okay, I ran into an old friend
in front of the cafe today.

- Okay and?

- She's going
through a hard time.

- Oh.

- But she just got out of
an abusive relationship

with her boyfriend and he
kicked out the apartment

and now she's living
on the streets.

- Baby first of all, she's not
living on the street, okay.

And from the sounds of
everything that's a good thing

that she left him.

- Yeah true.

- Okay so what does your friend
have to do with all of this?

No, Mona don't
give me that look.

- Babe.

- No, hell no.

- Come on, Sean.
- No, no, no, no, no,

absolutely not, Mona, no.

- Babe, but I wanna
help a friend.

- So you want her to
move in here with us?

- Just temporarily until
she can find a place

- Come on baby Mona,
what are you thinking?

You can't make those
type of decisions

without consulting me first.

- Come now babe I was just
trying to help a friend

in need.

- Helpful to a friend you
haven't seen since high school.

Babe you don't know
anything about her, okay.

And you want her to let a
stranger move into the house

with us?

Come on.

- She's a probation officer

- That don't mean shit.

What does that mean?

Well, she can't be
crazy and annoying, huh?

As a house guest, because
what she a probation officer?

- Babe, Yvette is not
annoying or crazy, okay.

- How do you know, huh?

You don't know anything
about her babe?

It's been over a
decade all right.

What was her name again?

- Y'vette.

- Y'vette

- Yes.
- Listen to that Y'vette.

She sound like a snitch.

Listen to it, Y'vette,
snitch, it go together, baby.

Come on now.

No, no, no, no, babe, no, no.

Let me ask you this.

Where did she
supposed to sleep at?

In the room with us?

- No, upstairs in the
guest bedroom dah.

- My bedroom?

The man cave?

Oh no, no, come on hell no.

Baby that's my personal stuff.

That's my personal space.

- Sean listen listen.

- I don't no.

- Babe

I got something for you.
- Babe no, I'm not doing it,

I'm not doing this.
- Listen, listen.

I got something for you

- What, what?

- How about some head?

- How about what?

- Some head baby.

(Sean scoffs)

- Is that what you need?

- Well, yeah, because
you gonna give me?

- Yes baby.

- No, I know what
you're trying to do.

I know what you're trying to do.

It's not gonna work, I'm not
gonna fall forward this time.

I put my foot down.

It's not gonna work,
baby, it's not.

Oh, that's working.

Ooh, like that?

Ooh, like college day kicks.

Ooh come on baby why
would you do that to me?

You know that's my.

Damn, all right fine, all right.

But hurry up and meet me
in the back room all right?

I want all of this.

- I can do that, I can do that.

- Like I go clean my sheets?

- You know it.

I want a new set on.

Would you gonna take care of me?

- Yes, come on, lemme see you.

Please, walk away.
- Hell no.

Ooh.

- You go ahead.

- More like that
freaky stuff babe.

- Aha, I got you for
the next three minutes.

- All right, whoa whoa whoa.

- You now it.

- Bring my tequila.

- Okay baby I got you.

- Whoo, four minutes.

- Yeah right, thank you baby.

- Hey girl, stop working
and come eat lunch with me.

- You know I can't Ms. Williams
has me on a deadline, girl.

- You always say that.

We've got free lunch today.

- Girl what you talking about?

- Mr. Earl downstairs
is gonna get my lunch

and I'm pretty sure
they'll take us too.

- The janitor?

- Yeah.

- Girl he ain't buy me no lunch.

- Listen, Mr. Earl,
he can't handle me.

He's too old.

He needs both of us.

- Let Mr.Earl pop MC blue pills.

He gone fuck you like that.

(Mona and Keisha laughing)

Girl.

- Well, hurry up, I don't wanna
keep big daddy Earl waiting.

- All right.

Oh, Keish, I've been meaning
to talk to you about something.

- What's going on?

- So I ran into one of my old
girlfriends from high school

the other day she got
kicked out of her place.

And so I'm just thinking
about letting her stay.

I know you're gonna say no.

- Mona, you're gonna move
another bitch into your house,

are you crazy?

- No, she's sweet, she's cool.

Like she's not even like that.

- Yeah well where's her
family, they can't help her?

It's just temporarily, okay.

And she's not close
to her family.

So where else is she gonna go?

She's on the streets,

I can't leave her hanging.

- Mona you always do this.

- Do what Keish?

- Bring in strays.

Rememeber that time, when
you brought that dog home

and Sean nearly had
a nervous breakdown.

- That dog was so
stinking cute girl.

- He was cute.

- Sean would let me keep
him if I ain't bring fleas

in with it.

- Exactly, this bitch
could have fleas.

- Damn, Keish you so mean.

- What I just have your back.

- All right girl, look come
over for dinner next week.

I want you to meet her.

- All right bet.

- She's in this week so
hopefully Sean will like her.

- I hope you don't
like her too much.

(vacuum cleaner whirring)

- Is our (mumbles).

- Y'vette!

- Aw Mona!
- Hey girl.

I'm so happy you're here.

Good here I'll bring
your suitcase in.

- Thank you.

- Welcome!

- Thank you.

- I cleaned up, I wanted
to do it all nice for you.

I'm just so happy that
you made it here girl.

- Me too, listen I'm
so sorry I'm late,

for some reason the Rideshare
navigation was messed up

and we just got lost.

- Girl it's okay you're
here, you're safe that's all

that matters.

This is my husband Sean.

- How you doing?

Pleasure to meet you.

- Hi Sean, I've heard
a lot about you.

- Well, believe only
half of what she says.

- Stop.

- No, only good thing.

- Okay in that case believe

everything that she says.
- See.

See.

- Hey Sean, listen,
do you mind go and get

the rest of my bags outside?

- Yes.

- Sure, why not, say no more.

I'm already on it.

- Good job baby.

Thank you baby.

- Thank you Sean.

- All right girl you can
have a seat, get comfortable,

if you want you can give
me your coat, relax.

You're home.

(Mona and Y'vette laughing)

- I'm excited
- Well I'm so excited

you're here girl.

We have not caught up in so long

since the
- Like (mumbles)

- Listen, that's
my baby sister man.

And I don't get involved
in her personal.

- [Man 1] I know
this type of chick.

- [Man 2] What's that
supposed to mean?

- [Man 1] She's gotten
dominant personality.

- Thank you for letting
me bring my stuff in

and welcoming me to
this beautiful home.

- Aw, yeah girl no worries.

You know, everybody needs
a helping hand sometimes.

- Indeed.

- You ain't even bring
anything in here really

so it's fine.

- Yeah that is true.

Listen, I've moved a lot
over the last few years.

So I definitely
learnt to pack light.

- Well, welcome back to Houston.

And maybe this time around
you can stay with us

a little bit longer.

- Yeah that's the plan.

Listen, I promise I will
not be a burden to you guys.

- No girl.

- No worries on that.

Aiit, not really that exciting.

I must warn you, me and Mona

we live very, very boring lives.

- Oh gosh, marriage.

- Marriage for sure.

Girl, sometimes we are
knocked out at nine o'clock.

- Yeah, but not tonight.

The game is on, the
Rockets are playing

and I'm watching.

You gone watch the
game with me babe?

- I'm not babe I'm sleepy.

- Babe, they're
playing the Buffaloes,

you can (mumbles)
- I know,

usually I would but
I'm tired, okay?

- Okay.

You'll wait up for me?

- Okay.

- Well listen,
usually I'm up late.

But I can think I'm
gonna call it a night.

I think I just wanna
shower and go to bed.

- All right cool.

Well, lemme get you
some towels, okay?

All right babe, I'ma
let you watch the game.

- All right babe.

- Come on girl.
- Hey, hey, hey, come on.

(Mona chuckles)

- All right.

- I love you.
- Come on girl.

- Ladies have a good night.

- All right, night babe.

- Okay.

- Hey Mona, Sean, would you
like me to fix you a sandwich?

- Hey Y'vette, Mona
is already asleep,

but I'll take the sandwich.

- Okay.

(ethereal music)

(audience cheering)

(phone ringing)

- Hello?

Hello, Y'vette I know
it's your crazy ass.

How dare you call my phone after

what you did to my
wife, you crazy bitch.

You think I ain't know it's you.

Let me tell you something.

When I'm finally able to prove
that you did what you did,

I'm going straight to the cops.

You understand what I'm saying?

- I told you it's
healthy, healthy first.

- Whoo Mona, tastes good, you
really put your foot in this.

- All I did was an olive oil.

Actually Y'vette
prepared this dish,

so you can give her
all the props girl.

(Mona laughs)

- It's nice.

- Thanks.

- Mona you got this girl living
with you just for few weeks

and she already
cooking for y'all?

- No.

- No babe, no.

- It's not like that.
- Y'vette let her know,

you cook once a week.

I cook about three times a week.

- And then?

- And then, cooks zero times.

Girl you know, she know
Sean ain't cooking nothing.

(Mona and Keisha laughing)

- We know.

- You try.
- I thought to hell.

At least give me the opportunity
to defend my own self

please ladies, thank you.

- Go ahead.

- All right, now
Keisha, on my nights

I order the best
take out in town.

(Keisha laughing)

- Babe you know
that doesn't count.

- Baby that does count.

- It doesn't.

- Look I pay for
it and you like it.

- Okay.

- All right baby, thank you.

- All right.

- Oh girl, you're sweet.

(Sean, Keisha and Mona laughing)

- You do your best.

(suspenseful music)

Aint that right Sean?

- Exactly, thank you
very much Y'vette.

(Y'vette laughs)

Mona think maybe you should
listen to your friend

more often, she gets me.

- Okay babe, I'll listen
to my friend, whatever.

- So Y'vette, Mona tells me
you moved here from Georgia.

- Yeah, I actually like
Houston you know, the city,

the culture and don't get
me started on the food.

- Oh yeah girl.
- Yeah (mumbles)

- So you don't have
a man in Georgia.

- Oh, let's change the subject.

- Mona, Mona, no
it's a fair question.

Besides, she is
your best friend.

- Yeah, damn right I am.

- Well, to be honest
with you Keisha,

I just got out of a very
abusive relationship

and I definitely do not
plan on getting into one

any time soon.

- Yeah on that note,
stop the lady talk.

Baby, I'm gonna take
these to the kitchen.

And then I got to go into
the back and work on my book.

All right
- Babe stay, please.

- Work on me knuckles.

- No.
- All right.

(Mona mumbles)

Okay.

- Please?

- Yeah sure, anything
for you love.

- Thanks babe.

- So Keisha?

- Yes.

- Do you have a man?

- I'm dating.

(Y'vette scoffs)

- So, no okay.

- Is there something you
want to say to me Yvette?

- No, no, no, no, no, no.

- Listen, I'm just saying,

I can't see why you single.

You're so educated and yeah.

- I think you should
worry less about me

and worry more about getting
out my friend's house.

Okay boo?

- Okay boo.

Keish you gonna help me take
these plates to the dishwasher

Babe hand me your plates.
- Yeah, good call babe.

- Come on.
- Babe, good idea.

- Come on.

- (mumbles) was delicious

- Thank you babe.
- Thank you.

Thank you very much Keisha.

- Thank you Keish.

- We appreciate it.

- Babe can you stay here

and keep Y'vette
- Thank you honey.

- Thank you too.

- Absolutely, absolutely.

Yvette, what the
hell was that about?

- I'm sorry.

- That's her best
friend, you can't do that

- What?

- She tried it

- It's uncalled for,
that's all I'm saying.

It's uncalled for.

- Okay.

- Like a stress free home.

Oh!

Hoo.

Hey babe?

- What's up babe?

- Man crazy lunch today huh?

- Yeah.

- Man, you women are so
damn caty, you know that?

- Shut up.

Yeah you're right.

- You know dudes, we never go
through that type of bullshit.

When we got a problem,
we either fight it out

or beef amongst the crew,

then you know, we just
won't hang with that person

while the other person
is there, you know?

Mean dudes are crazy, niggas
kill each other nowadays.

- Yeah, I bet.

But I'm tripping.

Like I really don't know what
to do with either one of them.

- You ain't go do shit babe.

- No?

- Oh no, that had
nothing to do with you.

They gotta learn how to get
along on their own, all right?

- Yeah.

- Let me ask was, I mean
was Y'vette like that

in high school?

- Nah, she was cool
with everybody.

She was just a loner, you know.

Just doing her own thing.

- See a lot of changes
since high school.

- Yeah.

But you like her, right?

- I like her.

I mean she all right,
she cool and all.

But you know who
I like even more?

- Oh God, okay Mr. corn balls.

- Yeah.

- Babe,

you so corny.
- That's all right,

you sure like this
corny dude huh?

- I do.

- Come on over here and my
three minutes of loving.

Come on, come here.

Yeah.

- Down.

- Sucky sucky man.

(Mona giggles)

(Mona moaning)

(suspenseful music)

(Sean mumbles)

- There we go.

- Oh, thank you Y'vette.

- Wow.
- This looks wonderful.

- Thanks girl.

You never had to do this.

- No problem, you know
I love cooking anyway.

- Yes you do.

- I can tell.

But you don't have
to keep spoiling us.

- God, speak for yourself.

- Look Y'vette, don't listen
to Mona right now, all right?

I think she's almost
gonna cry again.

- Shut up.

- Keep doing what you doing
all right, I appreciate it.

- All right no problem Sean.

Plus I'm very grateful
for you guys allow me

to come into your home.

So I have to repay
you back some way.

- Take it.

- It aint no need girl.

- Oh, me and Sean were talking
about going to the rockets

game this weekend.

- Yeah.

- You know if you
want to come along.

- Oh no no.
- Yeah

- Listen, you guys
need your space.

And besides I have to
work a double tonight,

so, I think I'm gonna stay at
a hotel somewhere in Midtown.

- Okay.

- Why are you
staying in a hotel?

No, no, you have
to do that, girl.

- It's a good idea.
- Listen,

I want to, you guys go ahead.

- You know I feel bad Sean.

- Babe, no reason to
feel bad all right?

Look Y'vette, we
appreciate the gesture.

We'll take you up
on it, all right?

- Fine babe.

You'll take me out
those three minutes.

- Three and a half.

We talk about this.

- Okay.

- I've been working out.

- Sure.

That's (mumbles)
- Shit.

- Yvette you see
what you're doing.

(crisps crunching)

(suspenseful music)

(wooden floor creaking)

(dramatic music)

- Oh, hey Y'vette.

- Look what I got.

- Oh girl, you still remember
my favorite ice cream.

- Of course I do, you ate it
like every day after school.

- Whatever, it was not every day

- You ate it so much your
belly started getting big.

People thought
you were pregnant.

(Mona laughs)

- Aint nobody say nothing to me.

- Now how would that sound
if somebody came to you

and was like, Mona, your stomach
getting big, you pregnant?

- Girl my daddy would
have kicked my butt

if he thought I
was messing around.

- Were are you even
messing around or any time?

- No, not really.

I didn't lose my virginity
until my senior prom so.

- Oh, well that
sounds about right.

You held it long enough.

- What about your girl?

When did you lose yours?

- Too soon.

- Damn what you mean?

- You remember my stepdad?

- Yeah, he used to get us
candy sometimes after school.

- Yeah, I never liked that.

I know he always had an agenda.

He used to sneak into
my room at night.

- Really?

Dang girl, I didn't
know that, I'm sorry.

- It's cool, nobody knew.

- Did your mom suspect anything?

- Ah no, but she
did confront him.

It's kind of why we kinda moved.

- Okay.

I mean, did he ever stop though?

- Yeah, when I made it.

- Yeah that could
change somebody.

- Some for the good,
some for the bad.

Okay anyway, we
killing the mood.

So, you like your ice cream?

- Is the bomb.

(Y'vette laughs)

This ice cream is so good.

But I had this so long either.

- You just make sure you
don't eat this ice at home.

- I'ma try not to girl.

(Mona laughing)

- I know you will.

You walked here with
my favorite ice cream

how am I not supposed
to eat all of this?

- Listen, I had to.

- You just like
double chocolate too.

- I owe you one.

- Stop saying that, we
really enjoy having you here.

- Listen.

- You don't owe us anything.

- But you didn't have
to do it and you did.

So I really appreciate.
- I know it but.

It's good to catch up with you.

- Me too.

- It's good to have
some other female energy

in the house too.

- Right, I know
- It's good.

- It kinda gets to you, yeah.

- Okay, I'm good.

- You got it girl, cool.

- I'm good, that's it.

I'm not Lance Armstrong.

He said one mile.

- Come on Keish,
that was a mile.

- It felt like three.

- Look keep working out with me

I'ma get you in
tip top shape girl.

- Listen, when I work out
with you, my side hurts.

- 'Cause your ass still
drinking sodas ain't you?

- Listen, you ask
too many questions.

(Mona giggles)

Okay.

- Yeah.

- So tell me, how's
everything going with Y'vette?

- Oh, everything's
cool, she's cool.

- Yeah.

- But you know what, she's
been through a lot keish,

I need you to take
it easy on her, okay?

- The world doesn't give a
shit about you or me, Mona.

Okay fine, fine I'll
take it easy on her.

- Thank you, that
wasn't too hard, was it?

Geez girl.

- You know what, I need
you to do something for me.

- Oh shit, here you go.

You always want something.

- No I don't.

- Girl what?

- I need you to hook me up
with Sean's friend, Ryan

- Ryan?

Ryan has a girlfriend, Veronica.

You met her last year at
the Christmas party girl.

- According to his
Facebook and his Instagram.

They broke two weeks ago.

- Are you sure?

- Oh yeah girl.

I checked her pages
also, it's over over.

- Oh, you're a real
stalker bitch, girl.

- You know all this
fair and lovely wine.

I gotta my man.

Come on.

- All right, Keisha I'll
hook you up with him.

But don't make me look bad okay?

- Of course not.

(cards rustling)

- Make an (mumbles) babe.

- Okay.
- All right.

- Bam, I'm there, I'm there.

- Bruh, you were terrible
at this game, man.

You might as well give it up.

- Hold on, hold on man.

I'm gonna pick it up
real soon, all right.

We just get into the
flow with things.

Aint that right babe?

- Yeah, babe, I don't know
you know part of me thinks

I should have pulled out
to domino just for you.

- Am I really that
bad in this game?

- I got your back babe.

- So Keisha, you
pretty good at this.

Your pops must have
schooled you with this huh?

- Even my uncles.

We used to play all the time.

- Oh, not anymore.

- We play every Sunday.

He actually has a table laid
out before I even get there.

- Well, I take it your
boyfriend must be pretty jealous

how close you and
your father huh?

- I don't have one of those.

- Well that's too bad.

- I've actually just been
waiting for the right man

to come along and change that.

- I told you

- Is that right?

- Look at his eyes.

- Don't look at my cards.

- They look so cute babe.

- We did good.

- Stop it.
- We did good,

we hooked it up,

we hooked it up.
- We did good.

- We hooked it up.
- Stop it.

- Ryan, go pick two.

- Ew.

- Pick two.

- Ew.

- What color?

- We're gonna go with red
for the color of love.

- Aw.

- Hey.

- What you doing?

(ethereal music)

Damn you was such a good kisser.

- So are you.

- You wanna take
this to my place?

- Not yet, soon.

Don't be mad at me, okay?

- Oh no, no, of course not.

I completely respect it.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

(soft music)

(bag thuds)

- Oops, didn't
mean to scare you.

- Hey Yvette how was work?

- I don't ever have to
do another report again.

I wouldn't mind.

- Okay, this is
Ryan, Sean's friend.

- Oh, hey Ryan.

- Hey, how you doing?

- Good, it's nice to meet you.

- Yeah, nice to meet you too.

You're the house guest right?

- Of course.

- Okay, okay,

(Ryan giggles)

I hope Sean And Mona
aren't boring you to death.

- Oh no they're cool.

- I'm ready to go,
you're ready to go?

- Yeah sure.

- Yeah you gonna walk me out?

- Okay, okay

Well it was nice
to meet You Yvette.

- Nice to meet you too.

- Bye Y'vette.

- Bye Keisha.

- Come on.

(soft music)

(door thuds)

- Hey girl, what's
up with you and Ryan?

Y'all been spending a
lot of time together.

- Yeah he text a lot, we go
on dates, it's great actually.

- Ah, so Mr.Earl at
work will sad to see him

when you go back in.

(laughing)

- Girl let me worry about Earl.

He doesn't have no checks in
the world to make me choose

him over Ryan.

- Aw, so it's official?

- No and I get, but
honestly I can feel it,

he's gonna ask me any day now.

- Keish, do you dated yet?

(Mona laughing)

- Girl, not yet.

- Yeah.

- I'm actually trying
to bag this one.

I don't need him to know
how much of a slut I am

just yet.

- Well, slut maybe what
actually bags this one.

(Keisha giggles)

I'm just saying.

- Speaking of sluts.

Mona you invited Yvette?

- Yes Keish, you
know I aint sorry,

she doesn't have any
other friends yet.

- She'll make friends at
work, yoga is our thing.

- It still is okay, just
for today all right?

- Okay.

- Hey ladies.

- Hey girl.

- Hey.

- Thanks for inviting
me to do yoga.

- Yes.

- I've never been before.

- Just be prepared for lots
of sweating, stretching girl.

- Ooh, this sounds like sex.

(Mona and Yvette giggling)

- I guess that explains
your outfit then huh?

- Really?

- Well, you know what they
say, if you get it then,

plus I heard men do yoga,

so you know I'm
trying to find me one.

- And like you said, if you've
got it then flirt it girl.

- Okay.

- Yes you look good,
you look good girl.

- Thank you.

- Yes.

- This class needs to
start, we got 10 minutes.

- Okay Keisha, the
class is gonna start.

- Y'all ready for this?

- Yes.
- Yes.

- I'm ready too.

- See that move right here.

Felt like a (mumbles)

- Ooh, ooh, watch his alley.

(Sean chanting)

Ooh!
- No, no, no.

Watch (mumbles) do that.
- Yeah, yeah.

Oh okay, that's a good play,

good defense,

that defense...
- Guys, dinner's ready.

- Thank you, it's okay.
- Okay.

Y'vette, oh this
looks wonderful.

- So who's winning?

- Come on Yvette, must
you ask you know it's me.

- You got lucky dude.

- Two times in a row,
I don't think so.

- Whatever, even a broken
clock, right two times a day.

You hear what I'm saying?

Don't mess with me.

Ooh I'm full, oh that was good.

- Yo Yvette, you really are
the best cook in the world.

- Thank you.

- Just don't tell my mom that
'cause she would kill me.

- Listen, your secret
is safe with me.

- Yvette, for real
that was good.

I mean, you make a
mean spread girl.

- Thank you.

- Ooh on that note
that's running through me

so I'ma be right back.

Hey if I ain't back
in like five minutes,

just wait longer.

- We can go behind his back

I don't understand
how you deal with him,

or why are you even (mumbles).

Like your earring is excLusive.

- Thank you, thank you.

- So, which is better,
the perfect wife,

or the foreign exchange student?

- Foreign exchange student.

- Why?

- That girl was crazy,
she was killing everybody.

- True.

But mine is the perfect wife.

- But is there such thing
as the perfect wife?

- Yeah, I could be,
with the right person.

- Look, I'm sure you'll
find the right guy someday.

- Maybe already have.

- I can't do this to Keisha.

- When did y'all
make it official?

- We're not official yet.

- So it means you can
explore your other options.

- Look I should go.

- No, you're not going anyway.

(Y'vette moaning)

(door thuds)

(piano music)

- You were expecting
somebody babe?

- No babe, no way.

- Yvette, you expecting someone?

- No.
(door thuds)

- All right, let
me go check it out.

Baby don't cheat
either all right?

I know where all pieces are.

- I'm not gonna cheat.
- All right?

(Mona laughs)

(door thuds)

- Yeah, hold on, hold on.

Hey Mona baby, it's
two suits at the door.

- Okay.

- What should I do?

- Just answer it babe.

- Oh yes hello, may I help you?

- We're the Atlanta
police department.

Can we come in please?

- Yeah sure, come on in.

- What can I do for you?

- Do you, you live here alone?

- No, sir, me and my
wife Mona, Mona Williams.

- And what's your name?

- Sean Williams,
what's all this about?

- So is just the two
of you living here?

- Yes, well currently,
no, not right now.

We have a house guest
here just visiting.

- Y'vette Masters.

- Yes, how did you know?

Wait, what's all this about?

- Look we'll be happy
to explain everything,

but are both your wife and
Yvette here this morning?

- Yes, they were in the
living room talking.

- Okay.

- Can you take us
to them please?

- Yes, but I wanna know
exactly what you guys...

- Yeah thank you,
we'll find 'em.

- Are here for?

- Mona honey,
detective police here,

this is detective...

- Detective Monroe, mam.

- Mona Williams, but
please call me Mona

- Mona.
- Yes.

- This is my partner,
Detective Jacobs.

- Hello Mona, nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you too.

- Hey Y'vette

- Hello.

- How does it feel to
be back in Houston?

- Feels good.

- Yvette you mind if we talk
to you just for a few moments

in private.

- No, whatever you
need to say to me,

you can say anything to them.

I have nothing to hide.

- Oh no.

- Please have a seat.

- Yes yes.
- Have a seat we'll step out.

It's okay.
- No Mona it's okay.

- Okay, we'll stand up in here.

- So, how long have
you been in Houston?

- For few months now.

- Actual why we are here, is
because we are investigating

the murder that happened a
few months ago in Atlanta.

- Yeah, my good friend,
Mary brought me this.

- Yeah, of course.

It's just a few things that
we didn't get to ask you

about that situation.

- Okay.

- It's very sad, very terrible

what happened to her.

But we're actually
still trying to find out

who her killer he is.

Would you happen to know
anybody who would have

done something like this?

- No, I don't see why
anybody would do this to her.

She was such a good person.

I don't even think
she had any enemies.

- Yeah.

- You know that's yeah that's
what we've been hearing

a lot.

We'd be interviewing people
is that she was a good person.

- That is consistent with them.

- Yeah it's just
like her boyfriend,

but now he's dead.

- Who, Xavier?

- Yes, Xavier.

- How did he die?

- He was actually also
brutally murdered.

Do you know what might happen?

- No, this is all new to me.

- Oh, so you're saying
you don't know anything

about his murder either?

- No, and I don't
like your tone.

- Hold up.

What my partner's
trying to say is,

there's just some
things is confusing.

Like why did you move to
Houston from Atlanta, exactly?

- Well, I was having
some family issues

and thought I needed
a fresh start, so.

- So, just leave your friends,
Xavier and Mary in Atlanta?

- Yeah people move all the time.

- People, is funny you say
people, because people told us

that you were very very close
with the deceased couple.

- Yeah, I was.

- Kinda sorta, like Xavier
had two girlfriends.

- No, it was nothing like that.

(Detective Monroe laughs)

- Did you want it
like that, Y'vette?

- No, and I don't like where
this conversation is going.

- Look, okay, Ms. Masters,
we actually did pull

Xavier's phone records.

- Yep.

- We did notice that
a lot of the calls

came from your cell phone,
which were days before he died.

Do you remember
making those calls?

- Yes I do.

- Okay but the calls
were not very long,

so do you remember what
you guys were discussing?

- Yeah, I just called
to check on him,

to see how he was doing.

He said, he was sleeping
and he would call me back.

- So she just found a
replacement couple for them.

Is this new family that
she with right now.

- You know what this
conversation is over with,

I don't have anything
else to say to you.

(Detective Monroe scoffs)

- Look, it's obvious that we
have overstayed our welcome,

okay but detective here will
be happy to give you a card

and you give us a call,

if there's anything
that you can think of.

Just remember to let us know.

- Listen, don't leave
Houston anytime soon okay?

- I won't.

- Oh we know.

If you have any concerns,
please give me a call.

- Okay thank you,
thank you both.

- You two have a nice day.

- Like wise.

- You gonna walk them out?

- Yeah sure.

- We can find ourselves.

- Nice house sir.

- Nice (mumbles)

- Thank you, you two
have a great day.

- Thank you.

- Are you okay?

- I'm so embarrassed.

- Don't be, I get it.

They were just doing
their job, okay?

- Thanks.

I'll be sure to give them a
call if I can think of anything.

- Yeah look I'm sure
they'll appreciate that.

- Are you really up at one in
the morning eating ice cream.

Now that is not a healthy diet.

- Yes, I know mom, I know.

- While you at it, do
you mind if I join?

- Oh no go ahead.

- Okay, thank you.

I just want to say thank you

for not passing any bad
judgment on me, you know

after the cops came or whatever.

- Oh no, no, you good
no worries on that.

Is there anything for us
to be concerned about?

- No, I mean, it
kind of makes sense

they came over to question me

that we weren't
close and all, so.

- Yeah

So, what happened with
you and my boy Ryan?

(Sean laugh)

So I had to ask, you
know you had to ask.

- Yes I know you had to ask
but there's nothing going on

I mean, why did he say anything?

- Oh no, no, I haven't
even talked to him yet.

All I know was is I came down
to the kitchen to get a glass

of water and I saw you and Ryan
on the couch while you know.

(Sean laughs)

- That is so embarrassing.

- Oh, no no no, it's all
good don't worry about it.

Its great.
- So

Did you like what you saw?

- What?
(soft music)

- Relax, I'm just kidding.

- Okay, I know one thing
Kesha gonna kick your ass

when she find out.

- Keisha, doesn't
even have to know.

Plus I'm good at
keeping secrets.

Are you?

(suspense music)

- Look at that, you
ate all the ice cream.

- I didn't try to, besides
I'm trying to help you,

you know, keep your figure.

- Okay, okay.

- Hey, I just want to
thank you for taking me in

and letting me stay here.

- Look, not a problem.

Any friend of Mona
is a friend of mine.

- Aw, you're so sweet Sean.

I could be a real good
friend to you Sean.

- I'm gonna go
ahead and go to bed.

- All right.

- Have a good night, Y'vette.

- Good night Sean.

(piano music)

- Hey babe, where were you?

- Eating ice cream with Yvette.

Good night babe.

(piano music)

- Hi girl, what color
are you doing over there?

- This is pampered.

- Ooh cute.

- Yeah, what color
are you using?

- I am doing crystal white.

- I love white, it
looks good on you.

- Thank you.

- Yeah.

- Oh boy.

- So.

- So?

Go ahead, ask.

I know there's
something you wanna say.

- I've just been wondering,
like I haven't seen you

bring any men by.

You been here for a minute,

are you dating anybody yet?

- Why?

- Because I feel like
Houston has so many eligible

bachelors here, girl.

- Think so?
- They show you out there.

- Yeah.

- Well, since she
wants to be nosy,

(Mona laughs)

I am dating.

You know I'm just having fun.

- All right good.

Fun is good, yeah go
on with that, have fun.

(piano music)

- So I have a question.

- What's up?

- How are you and Sean?

I've noticed you guys haven't
been going on dates lately.

- We're great but yeah, we
have been slacking on dates.

I mean it's just
okay, I'm good really.

- I'm just saying
from past experience

if men are, you know, busy,
then they're normally cheating.

- I thought you liked him.

- I do, but you are
my friend first,

so I'm just looking
out for you that's all.

- Yeah, but Sean, he
wouldn't cheat on me.

- He does have a penis right?

- Look, Sean is my husband.

He wouldn't do that, trust him.

- Okay, you right,
maybe I'm tripping.

- What you doing
on Saturday night?

You got any plans?

- Well you never know,
I may be with my man.

- Haha you're so funny
Y'vette whatever.

- No way, I should be available.

- Cool, I'm having
a dinner party.

- Sounds awesome.

- Yeah, it's not it's for work.

We have one every six months,
but it's my turn to host it.

So I want you to be there.

- Would there be any man,
at this dinner party?

- Yes crazy, there will
be men with their wives.

- But the question
is, are they happy?

- Ooh you are so bad, girl.

(laughing)

- Look make sure you just
show up with a dress please.

- Yes ma'am

- Thank you so much.

- What's up?
- You ain't got.

- Man

- Come on, point up,
point up game point,

game point, you ain't
ready, you ain't ready.

Let's go, let's go.

What you got, what you got?

Game, game, that's
what I'm talking about,

- Bro, man, you got lucky, man.

- Hey that's all right man.

Hey man let me catch
my win, I'm tired.

- Yeah help yourself.

- Catch my way.

Hey man how you got
so much stamina?

Oh, I know, you've been
getting it in with Kesha, huh?

- Man, I don't know why you
always in my business boy,

a gentleman don't kiss and tell.

- Good, then spill the beans

'cause you ain't
no damn gentleman.

- You right.

It only took us a
couple of days man.

- Just a few huh?

- Yeah.

- Hey I taught you well man.

I'm proud of you son,
I'm proud of you.

- Man, shut up.

But I really do like this girl.

I mean she's funny,
she's smart, witty.

- Funny, witty?

Oh hell no man.

Oh, my boy whooped already.

- Man, ain't nobody whooped.

Okay, maybe just a little.

- All right then.

- But look at me, at least
now we both got good girls.

- If you say so.

- You better pay that shit.

- Nope, not yet.

But I mean, it's
about to be that time.

- You got to get her
parent's approval.

- Yes, it's very important.

- So what about Y'vette?

You seeking her
parents' approval too?

- What are you talking about?

- You know what
I'm talking about?

- Fuck man, how
long have you known?

- Since you got
butt-naked on my couch.

- You saw us?

- Yeah, man I saw you, man.

I went to go get
some water and boom,

there you guys were
getting in on my couch.

You man you know how to
scrub down my couch to man.

- Look man, I'm sorry.

I don't know why
I didn't tell you.

- It's all good.

So what you going to do?

- Shit I don't know, I
mean, I like both of them.

Maybe I can have them both.

(Sean laughing)

- All right, sure, man

until Kesha finds out, then
she going to kill you both.

You know that girl ain't
got it all, she crazy.

Then you know she don't
like that girl, man.

- Yeah she told me.

- Man you playing with fire,
with gasoline draws on.

- I just got to find a way
to break it off with Y'vette.

- You've got to think
of something quick.

But in the meantime, I need
you to bring your ashy ass

to my house on Saturday,

Mona having some
office party for a job

they do like every six
months or something.

- Well I'ma be working Saturday

so I won't be making it.

- Oh man, come on man

you owe me man for having
your ashy butt on my couch.

- Hey look here.

I'ma owe you in another one.

But in the meantime, let's
get back to this game, bruh.

- I got my second way,
come on help me up.

- Yeah.

- Ah my back, oh my back
give me the ball, ball up.

I'm getting to old for this.

- What you got?

(phone ringing)

- You not gonna get that.

- Mm-mmh

- And who was that?

- Vannessa.

- Your publisher?

- Mm-mmh

- What's going on
she calling at 1 am?

- I just told her to give
me a call at any time

she heard any news about
publishing my book.

- Well it must be something
important if she calling

this late babe.

- Okay, but I don't feel like
talking to her right now,

I'm tired, I'll call her
in the morning all right?

No worries babe,
go back to sleep.

(piano music)

Hey babe, you
finally made it home?

You smell good.

You know I love that perfume.

That's what you trying to do.

(piano music)

Oh, morning Yvette.

- Good morning sleepy head.

- Ooh, my head is throbbing.

- That's what you
call a hangover.

- Thank you.

- How many did I
have last night?

- If I had to guess I would
probably stay about seven.

- Seven?

- Yeah, you were feeling
yourself a little bit too much

last night.

- Yeah apparently.

Yvette where's Mona?

Did she go to the corner
store or something?

- I don't know.

- What you making?

- I am making oatmeal,
would you like some?

- Please.

- Hey.

- Where were you
just coming from?

- I'm from work silly.

I left you a voicemail
last night telling you

I was going to work all night.

- You did?

- Yes and you sent me
one back saying okay.

- I did?

I mean, yeah I did,
I must've forgot.

- Okay, you feeling all right?

- Yeah, I just got a
headache from last night.

- Okay.

Hey girl and what you
got going on over there?

- I am making your
favorite oatmeal.

- Aw, thanks girl, you're
always looking out.

- No problem.

- I'm gonna take a shower
and I'm gonna come back

and grab a bowl.

- Okay.
- All right.

- I'm gonna make sure
it's warm for you.

- Thanks girl.

- Okay babe.

- All right
- All right.

- Yvette what the fuck
did you do last night?

- Come on, stop
playing, you knew.

- Look I didn't
know shit all right.

- You knew damn well that
was me under them sheets

last night.

- You crazy.

- Come on, the way that
you were grabbing on my ass

and touching on my titties.

Huh may (mumbles)listen,
Mona's beautiful and all but,

she definitely don't
have what I got.

- Look I was drank all right.

I mean you came into our
bed wearing her scarf

and her perfume
for Christ's sake.

- Listen, all men cheat, I
just proved that you do too.

- You're insane.

You're sick Y'vette.

Look I want you out
of my house today.

- Oh, so now that you fuck me,

you want me out of your house.

- Well I didn't that.

- Go ahead, say it.

- I'm not say nothing
and neither of you

- Right.

- Snap out of it.

(suspense music)

(soft music)
(door thuds)

- This is what I'm saying...

- Just adjust the tie.

- I told you not
to wear this tie.

- Okay just straighten
my tie please.

- Good evening Ms. Williams,

I'm so glad you could make it.

- Good evening Mona, you
have a very lovely place.

- Thank you.

- You know, I was thinking
about giving you a raise

but I don't see you need it.

- No Ms Williams, I
could always use a raise.

And it will confirm that
I'm doing great at work.

- Please forgive me,
this is my husband,

Dr. Orlando Williams.

- Pleasure.

- The pleasure is mine.

Catherine has told me
so many great things

about you and your work.

- What an honor, thank you.

- Will your husband
be joining us?

I'm sure. Orlando and him had
lots of things to talk about.

- Sure thing.

Actually he's in the
back, lemme go grab him,

you to enjoy yourselves
and have a few drinks.

I'll be right back.
- Free drink, yeah.

- Thank you.
(laughing)

- What are you
drinking tonight dear?

- Ciroc on the rocks.

- Coming right at you.

- Now you can only have one
drink, we do not need a repeat

of what happened last time.

- Thank you for
reminding me dear.

- Oh you're welcome honey.

- Yeah.

(soft music)

(door thuds)

- Hey Keisha.

- Hey.

- You look nice for a change.

- So do you.

Mona gave you the money
to buy that outfit

since you're living
on our couch.

- No, but I did have your...

(background voices)

(soft music)

- That's perfect.

- That's part of
the (indistinct)

(laughing)

(background voices)

- But you barely know her.

- Yeah I thought too so.

- But you have to be
careful, what he say.

(background voices)

(glass clicking)

- Excuse I would like
to propose a toast.

I would first like to
thank Mona and Sean

for hosting Jackson Williams
annual dinner party.

I would also like to thank
each and every one of you

for your hard work and
commitment to this firm.

I know you guys sometimes
work 80 hour a week

just to complete a job,

and I want you to know that
it does not go unnoticed.

That being said, I want
you all to drink up,

enjoy this good food and
I will see you first thing

Monday morning, 8:00 a.m. sharp.

(laughing)

To Mona.

- [All] To Mona.
- Aw thank you.

- Cheers girl.

- Cheers.

(glass clicking)

(soft music)

- Its delicious right?

- Yeah.

- It's good.
- Yeah?

- Where did this get this?

- Well as you know
that some of you.

- You have to tell me
so that I can get it.

- I cannot tell
you Ms, Williams,

I will just bring you a bottle.

- I'm good.

(background voices)

(soft music)

- Excuse me, Yvette.

- No.

You haven't said two
words to me all night.

- Because I have
nothing to say to you.

(suspense music)

Now get the hell out of my way.

(suspense music)

(door thuds)

(footsteps thumping)

- I hope you washed your hands.

- Girl if you don't
get out of my face.

- Listen I'm just
trying to help you out.

- Help me out?

Or maybe you trying
to help yourself out.

- Hey how's Ryan?

Where is he at anyway?

- You need to mind
your business,

don't worry about him.

- Does he still
have the birth mark?

- Ryan is mine, so you
need to get the fuck out

of his face.

- First of all, I'm
in no one's space.

I can't help it if
they want all of this.

- Yeah, girl the dogs they
can smell a bitch in heat.

- Bitch, who are
you calling a bitch?

- You bitch.

- Eh, whoa whoa Keisha, what
the hell os going on in here?

Keisha no no stop
- Listen, she said something

about Ryan.

- Keisha we're not
doing this here.

- I'm not about
to do this thing.

- Lets go over there and talk.

- I'm so tired of her.
- Keisha stop.

- I'm not about to do this Sean.

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music)

(tense suspenseful music)

(car door thuds)

(tense suspenseful music)

(tense suspenseful music)

(car door thuds)

(keys jingle)

- Y'vette, you're not welcome
back in this house anymore.

- Why?

- You know why.

- I didn't do anything.

- You ruined my family, and
I know you killed Keisha.

- How?
No I didn't.

- Look, I just need my
key back, all right?

Me and Mona agreed,
we don't want you back

on our property anymore.

(keys jingle)
(soft music)

- I still don't understand
why you treat me like this.

- Look I really hope you
get your life together.

But stay the fuck
away from my family.

(door thuds)

(soft music)

(ethereal music)

(suspense music)

(tense suspense music)

(tense suspenseful music)

(piano music)