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And the wicked shall not be.

I'm back.

That's great.

And I'm divorced now.

He came to see me.

Javon?

He's online tormenting me.

Then get a restraining order.

- Done that... - You and Dad are fighting again.

Listen, we're fine, okay?

You two act like you can't stand each other

until the people at church come around.

This is your Uncle Javon.

- Can you say hi? - Hi.

Hi.

She's beautiful.

She has her father's eyes.

Is she mine?

Is she mine?

What?

Is she my daughter?

Oh, of course not.

Why would you think that?

Well, I mean, you know,

timelines are kind of coincidental.

And it's not like we used protection.

Why are you here?

Did you get my messages?

I did.

And I ignored them.

Well?

You know this is wrong to do to him.

Well, I am not going to tell him.

I don't want to hurt him.

But this is not about him.

So you just want to come back and hurt me?

You think I would come back after all this time

just to hurt you?

I have missed you every single day

for the last six years.

You know this is not right.

It was not right then.

But we have the chance to make it right.

You're supposed to be my wife.

Wife?

Do you know how crazy you sound?

How is this crazy?

We talked about leaving them for each other.

And I left her.

It's your turn.

So much has changed, okay?

That was six years ago.

Five years and 11 months.

But who's counting?

How old is Anika?

Jay.

Come on!

We talked about having a child

and naming her Anika.

What the fuck?!

Tell me you're happy.

I fucking dare you.

And we were good.

We were damn good, and you know it.

That was when we were sneaking around.

And that is why I left.

But I am back.

Here.

Now.

For you.

I'm not doing this with you. You have to leave.

What's he gonna think?

I don't care.

You don't want me to leave.

It's probably the most excitement you've had

since I left.

All right, guys! You ready to go?

Yeah!

We're ready.

You really want me to go?

Just say so.

Come on, man. Let's boogie.

- Yeah. - Woo!

- Had to read her a little story. - Hey.

- Great dad, great dad. - Let's do it, man.

- I try, I try. - Come on, baby.

Come on, baby. We got to go.

Yeah.

This is gonna be a great night.

Yeah, indeed.

- Boy, you look good! - Thanks, baby.

- Thanks. - Whew!

Whew!

♪ Jesus, I will surrender my life... ♪

Did you mean what you said?

About?

Loving me.

Rasheda.

What?

Look.

What's going on with you?

You've changed a lot lately.

Is it menopause?

- What you say to me? - Look...

I'm just saying you've changed a lot.

So I just want to know what's going on.

- So, now I'm insecure? - Yeah.

You are, actually. All of a sudden.

So just tell me, what's going on?

You do this every time.

Every time.

Every time I try and talk to you about something,

you find a way to turn it around on me.

Every time.

You know good and doggone well I ain't doing that.

No.

That's exactly what you're doing, Jefferson.

Every time I ask you about something you'redoing,

you turn it around and ask me about me.

Well, this is not about me.

This is about you.

It is.

Yes, Rasheda.

I love you.

You know I love you.

Do you?

Rasheda.

I mean, you don't say it.

I say it to you every Sunday.

Every Sunday.

Are you hearing yourself?

That's performative.

You say it in front of the congregation

'cause you want them to think that you're some loving husband.

What you trying to say, Rasheda?

You got something to say.

Why don't you just go ahead and say it?

If you did, you would show it.

And we would be having sex.

All right. You know... I'm sorry.

You're right.

We will do better.

I will do better.

I love you, Rasheda. I do.

Very much.

I love you, too.

I just want you to be more present.

I get it.

You get what?

You want me to be more present.

I get it.

Don't patronize me.

I can't win with you, Rasheda.

Not when you're doing to me

what you do to everybody in the church.

Look, I know you.

And I also know I've got your back.

From the looks of things, you ain't got mine.

Every time, Rasheda.

- Every single time. - Every time what?

Don't yell at me, Jeff.

We can turn this thing right around.

You know what?

I'm not going to let you ruin this night for me.

We got to go into this party and act like everything's okay.

So you know what? Let's just do that, okay?

More pretending.

Have you noticed that we don't ride together anymore?

How could I miss that?

I was surprised you wanted to ride with me tonight.

I didn't.

But I didn't think it would Look good to arrive separately.

God, our kids are right.

Do you know why we don't ride together anymore

and why I don't actually want to be alone with you?

Because you're always bringing stuff up and nagging.

- I do not nag. - Then what do you call this?

It's called talking about it so you can work through it.

That's what people do in healthy relationships.

You know what, Rasheda?

This is a hell of a lot.

And I don't have time right now to deal with it.

Don't have time to deal with your wife and your marriage?

Rasheda!

I'm just saying, you make time for everything,

everything else but your family.

But you know that's my calling. You know that.

Yeah, so is being a husband and a father.

I'm not going to let you ruin this night for me, Rasheda.

Too late! You've already ruined it for me.

You know what?

I guarantee you, when you step out of this car

and you see all the people adoring you,

you'll snap out of it.

Wow.

Look, Rasheda, I gave you a really good life.

Do you know that it's taken some serious sacrifices?

Look, I just need you to relax.

I mean, come on now.

You know how many women would love to be in your shoes?

Oh...

No, Jeff. Enlighten me.

Mm-hmm, I know you see them.

- All at the church. - Yep.

Running around trying to get my attention.

- Sure do. - Mm-hmm.

Which is why I have to do what I have to do

to protect you and the church.

What's that mean?

You got something to say? Huh?

Mm-hmm.

You know I don't miss a thing.

I know, dear. I know.

So you gonna say it?

Did you forget that it was mygrandfather's endowment

that paid for this church?

And you talkin' about you giving mea good life?

Do you really want to go there? Huh?

Oh, so you gonna throw the money in my face?

Nowyou're quiet.

Mm, well, while you're having a moment of silence,

do yourself a favor.

Don't ever insinuate something

that you're not going to put on the table.

I just did.

♪ It's me, oh Lord ♪

♪ I'm on my knees ♪

Naomi!

Girl, come on out!

Got us waiting so long, Carol had to go home.

She's coming!

♪ I'm representing for the misses ♪

♪ All eyes on you bitches ♪

Ah! Oh, yes!

Wow!

Okay.

How do I...look?

Mm-hmm, like the queen that you are.

Oh, well, thank you, thank you.

But how do you feel?

Oh, like I'm ready to have a great time.

Yes! Good, baby.

You did that.

- Yes, you did. - You are going to have a blast.

So don't worry about all of other stuff, okay?

She wasn't worried about that, so don't even bring it up.

You're right. My bad, sorry.

Baby, these shoes! Come on!

This dress!

Yea, you better look like a billion!

A billion dollars. okay.

Who's that?

Okay. Come on.

Go get it for me.

Okay. Whoo!

Girl, the babies is just sitting pretty.

Uh, Naomi?

- Who's that? - It's the police.

- Wait, what? - Yeah.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. What is going on?

- Ms. Price? - Mrs. Price. Yes?

I need you to step outside.

No, why? I'm not leaving my damn house, no.

- Ma'am, don't make this hard. - I'm not.

- We have a warrant. - What for?

- I need everyone outside. - No!

My team is not leaving my house.

- Ma'am-- - Ah, ah, don't you touch me!

Don't touch me! Don't do it.

You need to come outside,

or we will make you come outside.

Officer, that's not necessary. We'll all just step outside.

- We'll go right outside. - No, no, no! Do not leave.

You gotta tell me what is going on.

Uh, sir, she has a point.

Can you at least tell us what this is about?

- Yes. - Tell us what's going on.

No.

Ma'am.

- Okay. - Okay.

She's coming, she's coming.

No, I'm not! No, I'm not!

I'm not going anywhere.

Please don't make this difficult.

You think I give a fuck about the police?

Um, whoa.

I do. Let's just take a step.

Just real quick, just outside.

No. This is my house.

Absolutely not.

What is going on?

Yeah, I knew it would be like this.

Are you behind this?

- Need to search the place. - No, you can't search my place.

- No! - Who is this man?

One of Franklin's bullshit-ass lawyers.

Okay, Naomi, please. Just go with him.

- No. - Do you want to go to jail?

No, she doesn't, she doesn't.

Please, just listen, Naomi.

What are y'all trying to do now?

I know this is impossible for you to do,

but if you just calm down, I'll tell you outside.

I'm not going outside!

This is going to be fun

for me to share with your ex-husband.

Naomi, come on, let's just go outside.

Come on.

This is ridiculous.

This is some crazy shit.

This is ridiculous!

Oh, my God! No!

What the fuck is this? No!

You're taking my cars?

No. Oh, my God.

Oh, my...

That's mine!

That's mine.

No, no, no. No!

You are a son of a bitch for this.

What did she do wrong?

She knows what she did wrong.

We're here to confiscate the property

of Mr. and Mrs. Price.

I am Mrs. Price.

Like I said, Mr. and Mrs.Price.

Belongings that you refused to turn over.

I'm not giving you shit.

Okay, that's fine.

Well, you'll go to jail, and you will sit there.

Let me tell you something, this judge is serious.

Whoa, wait.

What is she supposed to be giving you?

Well, I'm sure she's hidden everything,

but the police will turn up everything,

and they'll find it.

This is a new low.

I'ma get you and Franklin for this.

I'ma get you for this.

My furs.

You're taking my furs?

- Your... - Are you serious?

- Your furs? - Yes, they're my furs.

They, uh, they belong to the new Mrs. Price.

Those are $4 million.

- The new Mrs. Price? - The new Mrs. Price, yes.

Don't let them get to you.

Trying to get you arrested.

My paintings, it's my paintings!

You get everything on the list, sir?

Everything except the safe.

Open the safe, Naomi.

- You're not touching my safe. - Glad you said that.

All right. Guys?

- That's my car. - That's...

You're not taking my car!

No, no, no, no, no, no. See, see,

he gets the Lambo and the Range.

And, uh, you get to keep this.

You have got to be shitting me.

- It's okay. - No, no, no!

- No, it's not okay! - You're right.

It's not okay, but it's gonna be okay.

No, fuck them.

No!

Officer Decklin.

No, no, no, what's he gonna do?

She's wearing the ring.

You're not taking my ring.

The, uh, 10-carat yellow diamond and the Cartier watch.

As a matter of fact, well...

grab those 10-carat earrings while you're at it.

No, no, no.

You're not taking these diamonds.

I'll be damned if that bitch gets these diamonds.

Stop! Ah-ah!

- Ma'am, please. - No, no, no.

What are you gonna do?

You gonna take them out my ears?

Ma'am.

Come on.

Back the fuck up!

I'll do it! Stop, stop!

This is some bullshit.

Help me get these out. Duffy, help me get these out.

Okay.

These are mine.

I got you.

Let me have it.

I'll be damned if that bitch gets my earrings.

Go fish for 'em!

We have metal detectors. We'll find them.

Fuck you.

Naomi, we need the watch and the ring.

I'm not giving you shit.

- Take them, guys. - Wait, stop.

Stop. No, no, no.

You're not getting my...

- You're not getting my..! - Please, please.

Relax, just relax.

You're making it harder on yourself, Naomi.

You know what? Fuck you!

Ow!

You're hurting my finger! You're hurting my finger!

Oh, oh.

Oh. Get off me.

I'm out, I'm out.

I can't--I can't do this.

I can't--I can't do this.

Uh, what are we going to do?

I'm calling Geneva.

Huh?

I'm feeling like the third wheel.

Nonsense, man. We don't mind at all.

- You sure about that? - Yeah.

- Geneva, how about you? - No, you're here already.

Mm-hmm. I am here.

- Who's calling? - Um, it's...

- It's Duffy. I'll call her back. - The hair dresser?

- Yeah. - Ah.

- Hey, Javon. - Yeah.

It's going to be a ton of single,

beautiful women here tonight.

- Hmmmm. - Why you moaning like that, man?

Come on! Hey, you know what we should do?

We should introduce him to Tiffany.

I don't think that's a good idea.

That's a great idea, man.

Tiffany's amazing, okay? She's divorced.

She got a son in college, she goes to our church.

She's amazing, man. You're gonna really like her.

- I don't know, bro. - No, come on.

It's done, I'm doing it.

- Done. - Mm-hmm.

Kind of got my eye on someone else.

Oh! Okay.

- Yeah. - All right.

I like that. Keep your options open.

Mm-hmm.

You're gonna meet Tiffany tonight.

Her and Geneva have been friends for a long time, man.

Oh. Okay.

Man, you're gonna love her, man.

She got her own life, she got her own money.

Mm-hmm.

Well, in that case, I'm looking forward to it.

And Geneva here'll put in a good word.

- Will you, Gigi? - I'm sorry, guys.

I have to call Duffy.

- She's texting me. - Mm-hmm.

- Hey. - Hey, it's Duffy.

Yeah, I know. What's happening?

Girl, they came here and took everything that...

that she was supposed to give to--

- Franklin. - Yeah.

I told her she had to give that stuff back.

Did they come with the police?

The police, the locksmith, the art dealers, jewelers.

Our girl is down bad.

Oh, God. Okay.

All right, I'm going to call her.

All right, thank you so much.

- Okay. - Okay.

- Everything all right? - No.

Anything I can do to help?

I need to make a private call.

Okay, you want me to pull over or...?

Uh, no. We're almost there.

- I'll wait till I get there. - All right.

- Naomi? - Yeah.

God, I hope Franklin is not coming tonight.

Mm. I can text him, find out.

Please.

I'll do it as soon as we get there.

- Okay, thanks. - You're welcome.

- Is there any way I can help? - No, no. I'm good.

- You sure? - I said no.

- I'm good. - Okay.

That's right. That's right.

That's not right. That's not right.

You need to move him over to this table.

- Okay? You got it? - Got you. Mm-hmm.

Come on. Follow me, follow me.

Keep up, I need you to keep up with me.

Okay, okay. I'm right here.

And you know what? Mm-mm.

This ain't gonna work because I think Mrs. Lewis

doesn't get along with Deacon Jackson's wife.

- Got it. - Mm-hmm.

- Move Deacon Jackson's wife. - Deacon Jackson's wife

and Deacon Jackson to over there.

'Cause we ain't got time for no fights between her

and Mrs--Mrs--Mrs--

What it say? Mrs. Lewis.

- Hold on. - Got it, okay.

Yeah?

Bridgette, where are you?

I'm in the ballroom. Why?

That's perfect.

Can you add a seat next to Tiffany?

I don't know, William. That table would be too tight.

Oh, come on. Please?

Why? Who's this seat for?

It's for a friend of mine that I think she'll like.

Okay. All right.

Uh, let me get over to that table.

Okay? All right, all right. Bye. I gotta go. Bye.

This is nice.

I need to get some content for my page.

Young man,

you should be in the back getting the plates ready.

Who the hell are you talking to?

You.

And you will not be working for me anymore.

I don't even know you, man. Go comb your hair, man.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!

He doesn't work here, he's a guest.

Oh, oh, oh, oh. I am so sorry.

Yeah, you sorry. Bridgette, get your boy, man.

- I'm sorry. - Get your hands off of me, fam.

No, no, no, no, listen, can you please do me a favor?

Can you get another chair and put it at table one for me?

- Please. - Ooh, it's...

Tight. I know, I know. Just do it for me, please?

- Can you do that? - Okay.

- You can handle that, right? - Okay.

Okay. All right. Off you go.

- I'm sorry. - Hey, bro. Hey, go.

I don't want to hear it.

Go, bro. Go do your job.

Do yourjob.

You a waiter! I'm a content creator!

You made your point, you made your point.

- It's okay, it's okay. - Hey, Bridgette. It's like that?

Look, Vaughn, I'm sorry, okay?

But I told you.

- Why did you play it out, man? - Vaughn, listen.

You're the one who came up here

looking like a waiter, you know?

This is my best stuff.

Why did you tell him that, though, Bridgette?

Why?

I didn't--What?

What did I tell him, Vaughn?

You told him I was a guest.

I ain't no damn guest.

So what was I supposed to say?

Why didn't you tell him I was your man?

It's none of his business what we got going on.

Obviously, it's nobody's business

'cause you don't really tell nobody,

and that's hurting me, Bridgette.

Vaughn, I'm sorry.

I can't do this today.

You don't see all the pressure that I'm under?

You? What about me?

Vaughn?

Forget it, forget it, forget it, forget it.

I need a drink, man.

Vaughn.

Ooh, that boy!

Hey.

Oh, yes.

- I love this dress. - Thank you.

- You look good. - We do.

- Okay, what's wrong? - Nothing.

Rasheda?

You know I have to process things before I just...

- You share it. - Exactly.

But is it about Jeff?

When is it not about Jeff?

Knock knock.

Come on in.

- Hey. - Hey.

Hi.

- Something's going on. - Yeah.

- What up? - It is Naomi, as usual.

What happened now?

Let me just call her, okay?

It's too much.

Uh...

Eh...

What?

Hey, all the girls are here. What happened?

- I called you. - I know.

I spoke to Duffy. What happened?

That motherfucker!

What happened?

They came and took every damn thing.

What?

She's talking about the things

that she wouldn't give back in the divorce.

Um, okay.

That's my stuff! Mine!

They took my diamond earrings

and my gray watch that he gave me.

I know. I'm sorry, Naomi. I'm sorry.

Geneva, what kind of lawyer are you?

I told you that the judge was serious

and you had to give those things back.

You didn't listen.

That's my stuff.

Girl, they even took my $4 million paintings.

- Geneva? I'm gonna sue him. - Naomi--

Yep! I said I wanna sue him, Geneva!

There's nothing that we can do at this point.

What? No, no, no. Fuck that!

I'm doing something about this shit.

Where are you? I'll come to you.

Mm! Geneva, what's the point? Why come now?

No, no, mm-mm.

Hey, Naomi, it's Tiff. Listen--

Tiff, Tiff, I'm all dressed up

and I'm on my way to come there.

But I don't feel like it.

You know what? I think that's best.

- Yes. - I think, yeah.

We'll just pop over right after.

Yeah, that's--

- When it's over. - It's a good idea.

They ruined my dress and my hair, and no...

You know what? I don't even feel like coming.

No. I Look like shit.

Don't worry, honey.

We'll pop in right after, but...

- Mm-hmm. - Yeah.

Okay.

That's fine, that sounds good.

So where are you now?

She hung up.

Lord, this is not good.

Is Franklin coming tonight?

I mean, at least she's not.

Jeff still hasn't said.

This shit is crazy.

Well, look,

people are already starting to arrive,

so we should get downstairs.

Let's go.

- Pastor. - Hey. What's up, man?

- How you doing? - I'm good.

- Glad you made it. - Thank you.

- Hey, Myron. - Hi.

- Pastor, you gonna pray for me? - Oh, Lord.

I always pray for you, man. What's going on?

I did Bridgette a favor and hired this kid.

- You mean the one she's dating? - Yeah.

Oh, man. Why'd you do that?

What does she see in him anyway?

Look, she asked me to give him a job.

I said, I gave the brother a job.

- He quit on me the first day. - Are you serious?

Man, come on. And left me with 35--

- Hi there. - What's up, what's up?

What's up, Pastor?

- Hey, what's up, man? - Blessed bro, this is nice.

- Yeah, it sure is. - You're looking good.

Yeah, that's some of my best threads, my man.

Hey, quick question. I need a drink, man.

So, uh, where the liquor at around here?

I done went to all these bars.

Fake bartenders and whatever y'all got.

Where's the liquor?

- You don't see me standing here? - Bro, I quit.

And when I quit, you and that job.

It don't matter to me.

- Man, you know what? - What's up, bro?

Hey, hey, hey. Son, son, son, son, son.

Hey, hey.

We don't have liquor here.

It's a church event, all right?

Well, where the communion at?

Didn't Jesus turn water into wine?

That's the least y'all could have brought.

Not for people your age.

Man, I'm 30 in four days.

That's why I need a drink.

You left me high and dry,

you little 30-year-old looking for a drink.

Bro, you keep talking about this job.

That's your problem.

Let me just go and get away from you throwing my energy off.

I gotta stay in this creative energy vibe.

Bridgette! Bridgette! Gol-ly!

You know what? You're right.

- I am gonna pray for you. - Thank you.

What's going on, brothers? How you doing, Pastor?

- Hey, what's up, man? - Good to see y'all.

I want you to meet somebody. This is Javon.

- Hey, Javon. - Good friend of mine and Geneva.

This is Pastor Jefferson.

Best in town.

Thank you. You're too kind, man.

- Great to meet you, Javon. - Thank you. Likewise.

I've heard quite a bit about your church.

Man, we would love to have you on Sunday.

- I'd love to be there. - Right on.

Oh, there she is, there she is.

Come on in. Come on in, baby.

All right, all right, all right.

Ah, look at this. First Lady.

William, you look so handsome.

- Oh, thank you very much. - Yes.

Clean up a little bit, don't I?

I want you guys to meet a dear friend of ours.

This is Javon.

He just moved back to town after a divorce.

- Javon, this is our first lady. - Glad you could make it.

This is Bridgette.

And this is Tiffany.

Oh.

And I checked with Bridgette. She said I could--

It's fine. I made room.

He called and asked if I can make room for him

to sit next to him, and I did. I did.

- Thank you. - Okay, I see.

I'm a little embarrassed.

Well, don't be. He seems to think

- we should at leasttalk. - Okay.

I definitely want y'all to talk.

But I want y'all to do that at the table,

so we can kind of move on, right?

Yeah, let's do that.

- We'll go sit down. - Okay.

- Here we go. - All right. You know?

Something tells me we'll be together.

Watch this.

Javon, you're going to sit right there.

I see.

Tiffany, you're sitting right there next to him.

Javon.

Yep.

Okay, I just want y'all to...

Do you have a seat for your wife?

Absolutely, babe, I want you to sit right here.

- I have a seat for you. - Can you stop?

I'm just saying, they can't talk if she's sitting over there.

Can you get my chair, please?

I was saying, if she's sitting over there...

We get it. We get it.

How about we just enjoy

this lovely dinner and banquet, shall we?

Mm-hmm.

Pastor, First Lady, we should probably get started.

- Let's go, babe. - Get 'em, girl.

- Okay. - All right.

Yes.

Let's go!

That's right.

Let's go!

Whoo!

Let's make a good round of applause right now.

It is truly my honor and my pleasure to be here tonight

and see all of your beautiful faces.

We are here for a very good cause.

God brought us here not only to celebrate, okay,

but to be reminded of His goodness.

- Amen. - Amen.

Now, you all know we need a new facility.

Mm-hmm.

So I'm gonna ask you tonight to dig deep into your hearts

and your wallets.

Yes.

Oh, to help us further God's work.

Now, without further ado,

I want to bring to the stage my beautiful rib.

Without her, I would be no one or nothing.

She is your first lady,

my beautiful and amazing wife, Rasheda.

Good evening.

You know, I marvel in the wonder of God,

but sometimes my husband says I speak too long.

So... I'll just say a quick prayer,

no matter how long it takes.

Everyone close your eyes.

Bow your heads, please.

Father God, be in this place tonight.

Allow us to feel Your presence, Father God.

Lord, we first come saying

that we love You and we honor You, Lord.

Father God, we know that You see all things.

Yes, God.

We know that you know every single need

of each person in this room.

You know the desires of their heart, Father.

So we ask You to show up like never before, God.

Lord, thank You for peace in this room, Lord.

We come before You saying hallelujah.

Amen.

For the amazing God that You are.

- Yes. - Giving You all the praise.

- Yes. - In Jesus' mighty name.

- Amen. - We all say...

Amen.

Y'all can do better than that!

Let's keep it going!

All right.

We have a beautiful evening planned for you tonight.

So with that said,

let's have a little fun and get this new church built.

What do you say?

Hey, I love the way you pray.

Thank you.

So do I.

Hey, they already got something in common.

Knock it off.

Looks like we got a little something in common.

It does, yeah.

Where am I sitting at?

- Oh, that back table. - Where?

- The back table. - Way over there?

Vaughn, you need to be happy you just here, okay?

Why we got to go all the way in the back?

Vaughn, lower your voice.

That's crazy though, man.

What's crazy is you're here

in a waiter uniform looking like the help.

That is crazy.

Bridgette. Sit.

Yeah, now that's more like it.

- What's up, y'all? - Hi, Javon.

What's up with you?

Come on. Yes, sir.

Vaughn, that's my seat.

I was just pulling out for you.

No, you weren't.

- Come on! - Ow! Vaughn, my toe!

My bad.

- You gonna push it? - Come on.

Yo, what's good, y'all?

I'm Vaughn, I'm an alcoholic.

Just kidding, there's no alcohol here.

But look, Bridgette, that's my old lady.

I'm her old man, you know.

I just wanted to introduce myself--

- Old man? - because, you know,

I'm sure she ain't told me nothing about y'all.

Nice to meet you, Vaughn.

- Yeah, I appreciate it, my boy. - Good to see you again.

It's good to see you too. Y'all together?

No, they're not... They're not together.

I was talking to her.

- We just met. - Mm-hmm.

- Vaughn, put your hand down. - Oh, okay.

That's right, that's right.

Because you divorced, huh?

You told me her husband had cheated on her?

- Yes. - I told you that in--

- That's right. - Okay.

I'm just tracking, I'm just tracking.

- Putting the dots. - Okay. Don't, don't.

Um, sorry about that.

What?

Well, William's clearly being a little on the pushy side.

I know. It's fine.

- Really? - I mean, I just got divorced.

- Oh. - So...

Oh, so did I.

But it wasn't too bad.

Oh. Okay.

- That's crazy. - Yeah, that part.

- We have so much in common. - I know.

What's so-- What's so funny?

Hey... What's so funny?

We just realized that we have the same holistic doctor.

- And he's... - Hilarious.

Wait, did he ever tell you to do that thing with the lemon?

- Oh, my God. - Oh, my God.

It's all good, It's all good.

Sorry, I need to go to the bathroom.

Yeah, yeah, go to the bathroom. Go to the bathroom.

It's okay, I'll get it.

You okay?

Find out what is wrong with her. She's acting super strange.

Okay, thank you.

Wait, where are y'all goin'?

I'm going in there to the bathroom.

Well, I'll, I'll go with you.

No, no, no. You're gonna stay.

Okay.

Hey, you can use the restroom in the suite.

It's right over there.

What? Hey, what?

- Have a seat. - I can't breathe.

I can't breathe.

- Okay. Calm down. Calm down. - Rasheda...

What's going on?

Why are you shaking?

Neva, Neva.

Breathe. I need you to...

I need you to breathe, okay?

- Okay. - In and out.

Take your time.

I came downstairs.

And he was in my house.

- Javon? - Yes.

William. William invited him.

Oh, Neva.

I didn't tell you,

but earlier he came to my office.

- Geneva... - Rasheda, it messed me up.

He told me that he came back for me.

And then William is trying to set Tiffany up with him.

- Like, what is going on? - I know, I know.

- I just need this night to end. - It will end.

I just want to go. Oh, my God.

I need you to breathe. I need you to breathe.

- Okay? - Okay.

Deep breaths. In and out.

Slow down. Okay. Talk to me.

- Okay. - Talk to me.

I think I'm having a panic attack.

No, you're not. Calm down.

Talk to me.

There's something I didn't tell you.

What?

He thinks Anika is his daughter.

And why would he say that?

It was around the time, the IVF.

Please tell me that that's not possible.

Tell me it's not possible, Sheda.

I don't know.

It's just that we were doing the IVF and it wasn't working.

We had sex.

We had sex.

Once?

Okay. Um...

You can't panic, okay?

You can't panic right now.

What am I gonna do?

- Pastor. - Yeah.

- It's going good. - Yeah, it seems to be.

Yeah, that's great.

- Oh, and I just got the word. - About?

Big money on its way.

- No way. - Yeah.

- You the man. Great work. - I try to be.

- What I miss? - Big things coming.

You'll see. Mm-hmm.

Hey. Hey, I like that jacket, my boy.

How much that thing cost?

Uh, I don't know.

- My wife got it for me. - You hear that, Bridgette?

Keep your elbows off the table.

Hey, where'd she get it from, bro?

- I don't know. - "I don't know."

You don't know nothing.

You ain't telling me nothing, bro.

- I like this guy. - Gol-ly!

Well, just tell me this: at least, how much did it cost?

- About? - More than a game system.

Oh, shit, boy! Damn, man!

Show the pastor some respect, okay?

Oh.

Y'all can't say "shit"?

Bridgette, can you get him out of here?

- Vaughn. - What did I do?

Come on here, boy.

- Come on. - I'm sorry, y'all.

We need to talk. And push your chair under.

- Put your, put your finger down! - You should listen to her.

Why?

Hey, look, look, man.

Even though we should, we're not judging him.

No. You're the pastor. I'm judging.

Nah, you my boy. We ain't judging him.

- Okay? - Yeah, Okay, I hear you.

All right.

Look at you, just staring at...

- Oh, my gosh. - So? So?

- What? - So?

- What do you think of her? - I mean, she's...

- Is she bad, right? - Yes, yes.

I told you!

- Okay, you were correct. - Yes.

I didn't know she would be as advertised.

- I know. - You--you got this one.

And listen, hey, she's into you.

I can tell. You got her laughing.

- Really? - Yes, totally into you.

- Pastor. - Yeah?

- Man of God. - Absolutely.

Okay, let me ask you a question.

Did you think Tiffany was into Javon?

Okay, William.

It looked like that to me.

This is a man of God.

This is a man of God. He knows, all right?

So the big question, what you gonna do now?

- Enjoy the night. - Mm.

- I know what that means. - That's a smart man.

Okay, when he says "Enjoy the night",

I know what that means. He's just gonna...

I know what you mean.

Cheers.

Oh, my God...

- Who is it? - Me.

- Come in! - Okay.

I can't go back outside looking like this.

Okay.

- Are you okay? - Yeah, we're just talking.

Oh, whoo! I have to pee.

What's, what's going on?

I thought you said you had to pee.

Bathroom. That way.

I do. Okay. All right.

I can't go back to the table looking like this.

I know. William is already

looking at you like you're crazy.

- So I need you... - Don't make me go back out.

I know. I know.

How am I gonna keep it together?

You'll be fine.

- I just need you to calm down. - Okay.

- Okay? - Okay.

You look fine. You look fine.

- All right. - Okay.

Look, baby, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I probably shouldn't have said "shit".

Probably?

Can you do me a favor?

- Please. - Shit, what's up, baby?

- I need you to go home. - What?

Yeah.

Look, I'm already stressed out, okay?

- I, I, I can't do this. - And I'm making it worse?

Well, you ain't making it better.

And this is my pastor.

Shit, my bad, babe.

I said I was sorry. I ain't know.

I ain't used to being around no folks like that.

Look, I know.

And I ain't never had no good man in my life

to show me anything.

- All right. - But you good.

I'll go to the house, I'll go home.

It's cool.

All right, look. Wait...

Maybe, maybe I overreacted, okay?

Babe, I don't want to stress you out.

I know, and you not stressing me out.

- That's on me. - You just said that.

I'm just not ready for this room,

obviously, with these judgmental-ass people.

- Vaughn. - It's cool, babe.

- I'll see you when you get home. - Vaughn, look.

No. All right.

It's cool. You good.

But how, how, how, well, how you gonna get home?

- I'm gonna take your car. - You ain't taking my car.

- Well, how you gonna get home? - Exactly.

- Vaughn, please wait. - I'm out, I'm out, I'm out.

No, this nigga didn't...

Oh mother, this night couldn't possibly get any worse.

I was about to burst.

- You feel better now? - Yeah.

- Are you okay? - Yeah, yeah.

You've been holding out on me?

What do you mean?

That fine man, Javon!

Tiffany.

Sorry, I mean that fine man, Javon.

I like him.

And he's got a lot of nice things going for him, too.

Ladies, I think I am ready to get back out there

and start dating again.

Okay. Well, you know what?

I think we need to go back outside, okay?

Yeah, unless he's lying, we have a lot in common.

Okay. Well, whatever this is, I guess you'll tell me later.

Yeah.

We should head back to the table. Okay?

I'll leave you be.

I was looking for you.

Franklin and his wife just walked in.

Oh, thank God Naomi's not coming.

Um, all right.

We should--we should head back out there, okay?

- Okay. - All right.

- You okay? - Yeah.

Okay. Let's go.

- You got this. - All right.

- Come on. - Is everything okay?

Yeah. We're good.

- Okay. Come on. - Okay. You good?

You're good. You're good.

- What's wrong? - Nothing.

- Bridgette? - Let's go.

- You never tell me-- - Let's go.

Pastor.

- You made it. - Hey, man.

You kidding me? Wouldn't miss it for the world.

- Oh. - Good to be here.

Thank you, it means more than you know.

Of course, brother. You remember my wife, Lindsay?

I do.

Ah, so good to see you again.

- You look beautiful, by the way. - Thank you, thank you.

It looks like a great turnout.

It is, but, you know, we're trying to buy a new church.

Nothing like a new building on the southeast.

- I'm sure. I'm sure. - You know?

- I'm glad we could make it. - Mm-hmm.

We actually just landed, man.

I'm trying to close a pretty significant deal in London.

- You are? - Mm-hmm.

Okay, I wanna hear all about that.

Gladly.

I didn't want to come.

- With good reason, my dear. - Why not?

Come on, Jeff. You know why.

Is the dragon lady here?

- And who would that be? - Hi.

- It's good to see you again. - Mm-hmm.

Who are you calling "dragon lady"?

I was just joking.

Well, if you're talking about Naomi, she's not here.

I'm sorry. And you are?

I'm one of her closest friends.

Pay no mind to them, my dear.

- Did you drink my water? - No, First Lady.

- You like what you see? - Oh, yeah.

I love them.

Ten-carat yellow diamonds.

- Can you imagine? - Yeah, I can.

I think they looked better on a brown-skinned woman.

Pardon me?

Yeah, color. Color makes them pop.

Oh. Excuse me.

- We have a problem. - What?

- Dear God. - Oh, Jesus.

Hey.

This is very important.

- I need you to relax. - Mm-mm.

I know damn well you're not here talking to her.

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