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HAYLEY: You're absolutely certain you aren't disappointed?

Not even in the least bit?

[chuckles] Disappointed?

Baby, please. Look, we're still fresh

in the marriage game, right?

We got plenty of time to build our family.

I was terrified that, after a second failed go at it,

that you'd look at me like I'm...

defective.

What? Baby.

Are you out of your mind? Huh?

I chose you, not your biology.

Besides,

one day soon, all of our princes

and princesses will all be able to claim you.

But for right now

I get to have you all to myself.

Mmm.

[chuckles softly]

All this royalty talk has me feeling

-some type of way. -Hmm.

What way is that?

Mm. That maybe we should get in more...

baby-making practice.

As you wish.

-Okay. -Mmm.

[both moaning]

You're pregnant?

Are you sure?

Unless the test is faulty.

Are you gonna say anything?

Naomi Hamilton-Hawthorne,

you just made me the happiest man alive.

Come here. [chuckles]

Wow.

? ?

You were saying?

Your conversation with Bill.

You know, husband, there are about half a dozen things

I can think of that I would rather be doing

than dissecting the ancient history of my trifling ex,

and not a single one of them involves saying his name.

-Mm. -As of right now,

this space right here

is a Bill Hamilton-free zone.

-Is that right? -Mm-hmm.

Okay. Now I'm curious.

About what?

These half a dozen things that you are suddenly pressed to do.

Name one.

Well, there is...

-No. Never mind. I can't. -No?

-I can't. -Come on, come on. You can't be shy now.

It's a little out there.

Woman, please.

In all of my world travels.

there is very little I haven't done or seen.

I consider myself an ambitious lover.

So do your worst.

-In that case... -Uh-huh.

Oh.

[chuckles]

You two know each other?

Uh, well, your mother and I are business partners.

We've invested in several high- potential real estate projects

in the Petworth area.

I didn't know you're expanding from sales into investing.

Oh, y-you're always so busy. [chuckles]

Between your studies abroad and...

those frat parties you're always posting about,

I-I knew you couldn't be bothered

with all the boring details of my business.

It's a relatively new turn of events, son.

Oh, I'm not your son.

Poor choice of words.

Joey's right.

You know how this market moves sometimes.

An opportunity arose that was so tempting,

we... simply couldn't resist.

God, Ash, this chicken Alfredo should be illegal.

[chuckles softly] It's just pasta, Derek.

Nothing fancy.

Cap used to spend hours at the station

making his "world-famous" Alfredo sauce. [chuckles]

They really were your second family, huh?

Yeah. Well...

The life I got now,

I'd take over that any day.

-[chuckles] -Except for...

this supporting character right here.

Just a plot twist,

not the ending.

You're gonna be back on your feet before you know it.

[phone chimes]

Oh.

Ash?

Everything okay?

Oh, my God, yes. [gasps]

Do not stop. [pants]

[laughing] Oh!

[gasps] They should lock you up

-for what you can do with those hands. -[chuckles]

Ancient Chinese reflexology.

It's like you're rewiring my nervous system.

I picked this up when I was in Yunnan Province.

Yeah. They couldn't match my rate for the photo series,

so I decided to let them school me instead.

And you knew it would come in handy.

-Smart, smart man. -Oh.

What's this?

A runway accident?

Naomi's tiny blocks, if you can believe it.

-[chuckles] -I was, uh, pregnant

with Chelsea,

and I accidentally stepped on one of her tiny courthouses,

-which was surprisingly painful. -Yeah.

I-I couldn't believe it broke the skin.

Anyway, um, Bill noticed and he bandaged it up.

And then, after Chelsea was born,

I- he- I think he gave me a massage

every day for the first year of her life.

-Mm. -And, of course,

made Naomi keep her toys away.

[chuckles] Bill, huh?

Yes.

So a foot rub was you guys's special thing.

That must have been some talk at the office.

I don't know what you're getting at.

Dani. Come on.

We said that we were gonna be 100 with each other.

Remember?

It's what makes this unconventional situation work

when conventional wisdom says it shouldn't.

Things got a little charged.

How charged?

Thunderstorm?

Or full-out lightning strike?

No property damage.

I found him studying our marriage certificate

like it was evidence in a capital case.

He offered to handle our annulment pro bono.

[scoffs] Looks like he's having just as much trouble

letting you go as you are of letting go of him.

[Hayley and Bill moaning]

You sorry son of a bitch.

-Yeah. -Mm-hmm.

-[Hayley moaning] -[pants]

Oh, baby.

DANI: I object.

-Dani, no! -[gasping, screaming]

[both moaning]

You are a walking, talking toxic storm.

You are a heartless, manipulative bastard.

And you are...

...incredibly beautiful.

[Bill groans]

Wait, wait, wait. Just...

[sighs] Okay.

What just... happened?

Did I-I do something wrong?

-[sighs] -Bill.

No, babe. Not- It's just-

Nothing's wrong. I just, um...

I just have a lot on my mind. That's all.

I just, uh, um...

The Simmons case is due tomorrow,

-and I haven't had time to review the final draft. It's- -Wait, wait,

since when did paperwork interrupt us?

You've covered multimillion-dollar settlements

with less preparation.

Well, yeah, but I-I got the early conference call with Wen

-about the pharma case, so it's just... -Wait, wait, wait. Except,

wait, the Simmons case was filed yesterday.

I know because I delivered it myself to the courthouse.

And you don't have a call with Wen until next week.

I've seen your calendar.

Look, Hayley, I don't appreciate being cross-examined

in my own house.

But I'm not one of your junior associates

that you can just push around, Bill.

And I don't appreciate being lied to.

Why don't we head home? I'll-I'll make you

that braised short rib you love so much.

That sounds delicious.

But I have an idea.

How about first a drink?

Don't you think that's inappropriate,

considering the circumstances?

It's just one drink.

Something to take the edge off.

No harm there.

You know,

I was holding out for our first drink together.

With your father?

Yeah. You know, I had it all planned out.

I thought we'd do it when I got back from summer break.

And he'd pour two glasses of Scotch

and tell me some profound dad wisdom I'd never forget.

[shudders]

I guess that's an experience I'll never have now.

Have a seat.

Pour this man a Scotch.

Actually... Vanessa?

Make it two.

To Doug McBride,

a man who raised an incredibly insightful son.

To my father.

Earlier,

when I showed you my father's watch,

I mentioned how my mom had it engraved.

I remember.

Well, you didn't even blink.

So tell me why you didn't mention that you knew my mom.

This is wild, Naomi.

We're actually having a baby.

Okay, all right.

We got to childproof this joint.

You know what? No.

We got to level up.

We need a bigger place.

-Jacob. -Fairmont Crest.

That's it.

Look, I know you moved to DC to get out of your parents' pocket,

but the schools are better there,

-and our little one deserves the best. -Jacob,

slow down.

I'm sorry. I'm going on and on when you're not feeling well.

Do you have to go to the doctor?

I'm fine. I'm just nauseous.

Okay, well, you have to go to the gyno ASAP.

We got to make sure the little guy's okay.

Or the little girl.

Look, I don't know what we're having.

As long as we're having a healthy baby...

Oh, my God. Jacob, would you please stop?

What's wrong?

Are you not excited about the baby?

I have never made it secret that I still have

-lingering feelings for Bill. -Okay.

We both came into this with both eyes open.

I know you like Bill.

And you love Ashley.

-[sighs] -Sweet, simple,

safe Ashley.

The human equivalent of unseasoned chicken.

Okay, are we really gonna do this?

Tell me,

does she make you use hand sanitizer before you touch her?

-Okay. -She smell like hospital disinfectant?

-That's enough. -What's wrong?

Because I thought we were keeping it 100,

but you keep pretending that you're not counting down

the days until Mother Teresa in scrubs realizes

she made a mistake choosing the firefighter.

Okay, you're right.

I do still carry a torch for Ashley.

-Thank you. -Which leads me to my question.

Why the hell are we still married?

DEREK: Everything cool, baby?

Of course.

Why wouldn't it be? [chuckles]

Uh, it seems that something on your phone has you spooked.

Um...

the ER is super short-staffed,

and Shanice just wanted to know

if I could cover Liz's graveyard shift this week.

This week?

Doesn't she know we just got engaged?

You know what?

Why don't you make your way over to the couch?

And I have a special treat for you

that I've been saving just for tonight.

That sounds promising.

[chuckles softly] Look at these beauties.

I made them just the way you like.

Extra berries.

Actually, I was thinking something

a little more indulgent.

What's really going on?

One minute you're kissing me,

waxing poetic about how much you love me.

Then, suddenly, like, a light switch flipped.

You couldn't get away from me fast enough.

That's ridiculous.

Is it?

Or was it that your mind was on your ex-wife

and her brand-new marriage?

Oh, this again.

Yes, Bill.

[sighs]

We were about to make love,

but it didn't feel the same.

Something's haunting you,

and if Dani isn't the problem,

I want to know what is.

Don't look at me with those puppy dog eyes.

I'm just trying to read the room, baby.

-This is big news. -Yeah, big, unwanted news.

We've had this conversation a thousand times.

You knew I didn't want kids.

I hear you.

But I thought...

-maybe now that you're actually pregnant, you... -What,

I would suddenly feel my biological clock ticking?

I'm a lawyer, Jacob,

not some birthing machine who loses her sense of self.

Okay.

I get it. All right?

-This is a shock. -A shock?

This is a whole damn earthquake.

I honestly don't even know how this happened.

I think I know how.

You're right, Donnell.

I should have told you I knew your mother

when you came here asking questions.

But you didn't because...?

You were already upset that your father was here that night.

I didn't think it was the right time.

Please don't blame Joey for what happened to your father.

If he hadn't been here,

he would have been at some other bar or...

someplace else where he could have bought into a poker game.

The man who put himself through medical school

gambled away the watch you gave him?

[sighs] Just make it make sense.

As awful as it is to accept,

there's nothing any of us could have done to prevent it.

DONNELL: I guess you're right, Mom.

I mean, it's not like someone put him in that car.

[phone chiming]

Oh.

Is that Tina the premed girl?

You mean Tabitha?

No, that was last month, Mom. Keep up.

[chuckles]

It's my frat brother Rehobah.

Hey, what's up, fam?

Got something to show you from the chapter.

VANESSA: "We extend our condolences

"to Brother Donnell 'Deuce of All Trades' McBride

"on the loss of his beloved father Dr. Douglas McBride,

"a healer of bodies, mender of spirits,

"and champion of our community.

We share in our brother's loss."

-Oh. -[sniffles]

Oh, man, that's beautiful. [chuckles softly]

Chapter wanted to pay their respects.

We got you, bro.

[Donnell sighs]

-Mmm. -Uh...

this is nice.

I've missed this.

So how about we take it over to the bed?

Look, we have all the time in the world.

I don't want you pushing yourself too hard.

Ash, this chair doesn't change how I feel about you.

And I think it's about time I show my fianc�e

just how much she means to me.

Unless you don't want to.

I have always wanted you,

chair or no chair.

That hasn't changed.

Uh, Rehobah says the brothers are gonna roll deep

to the funeral.

-That's so sweet of them. -Yeah.

And-and he also picked up on how clean Dad's watch was.

I remember the night I gave your dad that watch.

It... [chuckles softly]

It was our tenth anniversary.

We'd been struggling to connect that year-

him with his crazy hours at the hospital,

me trying to start the real estate business.

But I...

I surprised him with that, and he... [chuckles]

when he opened it,

for once in his life,

Dr. Douglas McBride was speechless.

He would be so proud seeing it on your wrist now.

We have Joey to thank for that.

You know, if it wasn't for him and pressing that shady dealer,

we might've never seen it again.

It's the least I can do.

How'd this happen?

Let me see.

A strong Black king

and his sexy, beautiful Black queen make love...

Are you seriously about to explain

the birds and bees right now?

I'm just trying to lighten the mood.

Well, you knew what I meant.

And this isn't funny.

[sighs] I'm usually so careful with my birth control.

But between work and the Ashley-Derek drama

and Chelsea's kidnapping,

I must have forgotten to take my pills.

I was barely eating,

barely sleeping, just trying to keep it together

while my sister was God knows where.

[sighs]

You don't have to drop your career because of this.

That brilliant legal mind isn't going anywhere.

And you have me.

All day, every day.

And together we'll work this out.

No. But, no, it's different for women.

You get to be a big-time detective with a baby at home,

and they'll call you a family man.

Me? They'll question why I don't have my priorities straight.

They'll whisper and judge

and wonder why I'm not at home raising my child.

-You don't know that. -Yes, I do.

There are plenty female lawyers with families

who still kill it in the courtroom.

I don't want to be another lawyer.

I want to be great.

I want to change laws,

set precedents,

fix this crazy, messed-up world.

And a baby is not a part of that plan.

My pops always said there are no accidents in life.

What is that supposed to mean?

If the stars converged to disrupt our best-laid plan,

maybe it's time to make a new plan.

If we both have feelings for other people,

maybe we should put pause on this marriage situation.

I'm just saying.

I thought we were both clear on what this is.

We're just having fun, right?

And don't act like you haven't been thoroughly entertained.

Fun for us

but straight-up torture for everyone else.

Who cares what they think?

In fact, weren't you the one who was giving me grief

over worrying about Nicole knowing

that we were sleeping together?

Yeah, back when we were harmlessly fooling around.

But the stakes are different now, Dani.

A flimsy sheet of paper with our names on it

doesn't change anything.

Don't get me wrong.

It wasn't exactly a day at the spa

getting shaken down by my mother.

Everyone thinks this marriage is a big drunken mistake.

Okay, you might be used to people being all up

in your business, but I'm not.

Ted and Nicole are all I have,

and I'd hate to lose either of them over this.

Especially if the rest of you Duprees

start treating me like I'm the villain in your story,

the way they do Bill.

I need you to talk to me.

You know... [sighs]

what is there left to talk about, hmm?

You seem to have everything all figured out.

According to you, I'm still thinking about Dani.

Okay? Is that your professional diagnosis?

That isn't fair.

I'm just trying to understand what happened between us.

You know what isn't fair?

What isn't fair is me having to constantly be on the defensive

in my own damn house.

Every conversation we have

ends up circling back around to her.

Well, this is my house, too.

-Have you forgotten we're married? -Yeah, it is.

It is. And I bought it for you.

In one of the most expensive

and exclusive gated communities in the DMV area.

But instead of being grateful

and instead of enjoying it with me,

-you interrogate me 24-7 about my ex-wife. -Yeah,

that's because you won't stop obsessing over her!

So much so that now you can't even...

[sighs]

...make love to me.

Your wife,

the woman who's supposed to be

-the center of your world, Bill. -Okay.

All right.

Is that what you think? Hmm?

That I'm not attracted to you anymore?

-Is that what you think? -Well,

what else am I supposed to think, huh?

I'm not fighting for your love, Bill.

I'm fighting for space in your damn head

-and losing to a woman who isn't even in this house! -Okay.

You want my attention? Hmm? Is that what you want?

[gasps] Bill!

-[protests] -Come here.

What are you doing?

I'm taking my wife upstairs

to prove to her just how wrong she is.

HAYLEY [laughing]: What? Bill!

So, random chaos is our strategy now? Cool.

You said it yourself-

you're meticulous about everything,

including your birth control.

Color-coded calendar reminders, the whole nine.

-Yet here we are. -Because I was falling apart, Jacob.

When Chelsea disappeared, I was falling apart.

This is not some phenomenon.

It's a curveball.

You don't mean that.

I meant it before we got married,

and I mean it now.

And you were with me on that.

With how dangerous your job is, we agreed...

To not have kids.

Yes, I remember.

But maybe, just maybe, there's a version of you in the future

who will want kids.

You are not listening to me.

My work gives me purpose the way a baby wouldn't.

And I'm all too familiar with what it's like

growing up with a mother who's grieving her old life.

Oh, come on.

I never once heard Dani say

she regrets having you or your sister.

No, I don't...

I don't think she does.

I'm just...

There's definitely some unresolved feelings there.

I saw it in her eyes when she'd look at old magazine covers.

Because Dani Dupree wasn't just... a model.

She was thesupermodel.

Black girl magic personified before it ever had a name.

And she gave it up.

For us.

I don't want to be that selfless.

So you're not having second thoughts?

Surprisingly, no.

Hmm.

I like you, Andre.

I always have.

Even when you were just my sister's

-"too handsome for his own good" nephew. -Mm-hmm.

And this union of ours feels freeing.

Yeah. I like you, too.

And, believe me,

being your husband definitely has its perks.

All right. Slow your roll, cowboy.

I think we need to lay some ground rules.

-Oh. So we need rules now? -Mm-hmm.

Like?

Rules that ensure my second marriage

doesn't end up like my first.

[grunts]

[exhales]

What are you doing in there?

The suspense is killing me.

How do I look?

You always look beautiful.

In scrubs or...

-like that. -[chuckles]

Well...

Getting you into this bed was easier than I thought.

Yeah. Shanice has got me grinding in my upper body PT,

but nothing motivates muscle development

like the prospect of holding the woman you love.

[breathing heavily]

Are you sure you're ready for this?

I mean, we can just be here together,

however that looks right now.

I need to find our way back to us, Ash.

I need to remember what it feels like being a man with you,

not just a patient.

You've never stopped being a man to me, Derek.

Not for a single moment.

Look, just leave it alone, Hayley.

I'm gonna do some work.

Why don't you listen?

Uh, you know,

do you think that insulting me is effective foreplay?

You're the one who swept me off my feet like some caveman,

trying to prove that Dani isn't in your head.

And all you did was confirm what I already knew.

You need to choose your next words

-with extreme care, Hayley. -Look,

you aren't the only one in this relationship.

And I can't just turn it on

when I know who's really in your head.

And what happened earlier...

Yeah, it happens, okay? It happens.

And it would have been a passing incident.

But you're still searching for this proof

that I'm still caught up on Dani.

And now you think you found it.

Look, I'm just frustrated!

[sighs] That I found out

that I'm not carrying your child.

[sighs]

Look.

You and Dani share a connection

because you created two human beings together.

If I gave you a child of our own,

we'd have that same unbreakable bond, Bill.

Baby.

How many times do I have to keep telling you this?

What we have together, what we share,

-it runs deeper than DNA. -Look,

you're just saying that to smooth things over,

to make me forget what happened or didn't happen here.

I'm saying it because it's the truth.

Okay.

In that case...

...maybe you should talk to Dr. Reynolds.

-Oh, my God! -What?

They have medication for exactly...

I don't need pills, Hayley.

I don't need that.

So what? I had performance anxiety.

So what? It was a one-time thing.

-Damn. -There is no shame

-in getting help, baby. -[stammers]

I'm not talking about this no more.

Where are you going?

To clear my head.

Oh, my God.

Excuse me.

What's on your mind, baby?

I'm just having a hard time picturing Dad

in a place like this.

I still remember his lectures about fiscal responsibility.

Those little budget books he made you keep.

He wanted you and your sister to be better than he was.

That's all any parent ever wants.

And, you know, everything I learned about him...

...it's like there was two Doug McBrides-

the man who raised me and a man who I barely know.

A guy who gambled away his watch and drove drunk.

How could those be the same people?

Baby, I would never in a million years ask you

to give up your career.

That degree you busted your ass for.

The way you go to war for people

who can't even fight for themselves.

That's who you are at the core.

It's my whole life, Jacob.

And I'm so, so proud of you.

And one day our son or daughter

will look at you the same exact way.

Just you wait until some screaming infant

is waking us up for 2:00 a.m. feedings

when you've been on a stakeout all night.

And I'll get up.

Every single time.

And it won't just be some kid-

it's our kid.

With your brilliance and my swagger.

The physical manifestation of the love we built together.

Just imagine it, baby.

Jacob, stop.

Look, just hear me out.

All right? Picture this.

Saturday mornings with pancakes and cartoons.

Teaching our kid how to ride a bike in the park.

Watching their face light up on Christmas morning.

You make it sound like a made-for-TV movie.

I'm not saying it's gonna be easy.

There are gonna be sleepless nights and tantrums,

and we won't have all the answers.

But there will also be those special moments,

those firsts.

Watching them take their first steps and say their first words.

You hearing them say "Mama" for the first time.

And what if I let the kid down?

Baby, you excel at everything you do.

What makes this any different?

Your father was an addict.

But those demons he wrestled with...

...they don't negate how he was there

through your asthma attacks during wrestling.

Or... or the time he taught you

to tie a double Windsor for prom.

[chuckles]

His addiction...

...does not change how much he loved you.

Nothing could ever change that.

In this world...

...or the next.

[sniffles]

[sniffles]

Okay. Let's get into it.

What are these so-called ground rules?

One, you and I hold no claim on each other.

Once upon a time, I believed in monogamy.

But that shattered when Bill threw me over for that nymphet

who probably still has her wisdom teeth.

Okay, so you're saying you don't mind

us sleeping with other people.

As long as we're honest and safe.

Does that work?

I got you.

-Two. -Mm-hmm.

The second...

either one of us has had enough of this social experiment,

we communicate.

No ghosting,

no passive-aggressive texts or hints.

Just straight talk.

I'd never do that to you anyway.

I respect you too much.

So...

I love that.

Because...

when this stops being fun, I still want to be friends.

And if one of us catches feelings?

We'll cross that bridge when we get to it?

Okay. Bet.

What more?

Lastly...

Mm.

-...as my husband... -Yeah.

...you are required

-to give me three orgasms a week. -[laughs]

Just three? [chuckles]

You underestimate me.

Come here.

So...

Bill used to give you foot massages, huh?

[gasps]

-Oh, my God. -[chuckles] Yeah.

The Brazilian toe technique.

You being well-traveled is really paying off.

I see we have skipped the honeymoon phase

and gone straight to 50 Shades of Matrimony.

[both chuckle]

Baby, I don't need a room full of toys

-to get the job done. -[laughs]

[both moan]

You're still up?

You still mad?

Yeah, that's what the walk was for.

[sighs deeply] Okay.

[grunts] Listen, baby.

You wanted Dani out of our lives.

You wanted me to set boundaries.

I did that.

But...

you're the one who's still upset.

I was just making an observation.

No, no, babe,

you were making accusations.

Okay? That's what you always do when it comes to Dani.

But she's not our problem anymore.

Right? Her new husband

can deal with her and all of her drama.

I just hope that Andre Richardson knows

what he signed up for.

-Damn, Mrs. Richardson. -[giggles]

That was next-level.

What you did on that coffee table...

I know. I haven't bent like that

since my high fashion posing days.

Ah.

A woman could get used to this.

Yeah? Mmm.

So, should I stick around?

Oh. As deliciously tempting as that sounds,

I have an early morning Zoom with Pamela

to talk about the modeling agency.

-Okay. -So you need to scoot

before I change my mind.

Cool.

You know, um,

I just had a thought.

Why don't I move in?

Move in here?

Yeah. Why not?

You could have me whenever you want me, at your command.

Can I respectfully say thanks but no, thanks?

I cohabitated with a man for decades,

and I've actually grown to like living on my own.

-Yeah. -Plus absence makes the heart grow fonder.

-Mm-hmm. -And other parts grow more eager.

Oh.

Okay, then how about a drawer?

It's a drive to get here.

The least you can do is to make it easier

for your hardworking husband.

A drawer I can do.

Mm.

But ask for closet space at your own risk.

[laughs]

[Derek groans]

[panting]

Babe, I'm not hurting you, am I?

No, it's not that. I just...

This would be a lot easier if I could move my damn legs.

If I could just hold you like I used to.

Derek.

[sighs]

This is never going to work.

I can't even make love to you properly. What...

What kind of husband am I gonna be?

The kind that never gives up,

even when the world is burning down around him.

Hey.

You will be able to make love to me again with your whole body.

I'm sure of it.

What if this is as good as it gets?

[chuckles softly]

Well...

then we are just gonna have to get creative.

You know,

there are plenty of ways to please someone.

Let me show you.

[kisses]

You mean...?

[chuckles softly]

-[kissing] -[exhaling]

You've been sitting here quiet for a while.

What you thinking?

Everything you said.

That beautiful picture you painted

of our child growing up.

[chuckles softly]

Summers at the beach.

Christmas mornings with too many presents

because the grands couldn't control themselves.

[laughs]

How your face lit up

when you talked about it.

I can see how much this means to you.

I never thought this was something I'd want.

Which is one of the things I love most about you.

Your capacity for love and...

how you pour it into everything you do.

And I hate that I feel like I am dumping on your dreams.

No, it's okay.

You're telling me how you feel.

It's what we do. It's why we work.

Jacob.

-You would make a terrific father. -[chuckles]

And despite how happy this pregnancy has made you...

...I'm not happy.

You're out of here?

Yep. It has been quite an emotional tsunami today.

And I need Donnell's input on Doug's memorial service.

Thank you for all your help, Mr. Armstrong.

Uh, being able to have my father's favorite watch, it...

well, i-it helps with the healing.

Anytime.

[line rings]

Yeah.

[chuckles] Thank you for playing along with the kid.

And the watch was a perfect touch.

You'll be paid within the hour.

It'll come from the usual channel.

No.

No. I'm not worried at all.

There's no way Donnell could ever piece together

what actually happened to his father.

Eva, you have to fight.

Clean or dirty.

I think it's time we finish what we started.

Date.

Get dressed up,

feel yourself a little.

DONNELL: I just need to know anything that might help me understand

why he would leave us.

Imagine if Donnell finds out the truth.

Baby, what are you doing here?

I was gonna ask you the same thing, Mom.

HAYLEY: Bill! Get down here

right now!

Oh, wow.

You have your own husband.

Stay the hell away from mine.

She's the sexiest woman in the world.

Only a damn fool would have kicked her to the curb.

BILL: Getting Richardson out of my ex-wife's life

and out of her bed is top priority.

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