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Previously on The Family Fist. This is the shit my pops is talking about.

Because as far as I'm concerned, her blood is on your hands.

You and Ola. Such a smart move.

Purchasing an oceanfront resort.

Sonia, they just brought Melanie in here.

She overdosed.

Her? She's her father.

No!

Curtis, he was only Lee.

I need to keep my daddy's name out of this fucking moment.

We know you like it.

Good morning. How can I help you?

I'd like to see Larry Duncan.

Larry, okay.

One second.

Excuse me, sir. I have a young man here to see Larry.

Mm -hmm.

What's your name?

My name is Curtis.

Curtis Duncan.

Curtis. It's Curtis Duncan.

We've been expecting you.

One moment.

I am so in love with this palette. I know. This is going to be fantastic for

flowers.

All right, my darling.

Last card.

Now, are you sure there's nobody in your family you want to invite?

No, just the girls at the hospital.

Most of my family's passed on, and those that are still here are worth a darn

and don't give a care about me.

All right.

So, um, we will get these out in the mail.

Really soon.

And, oh, don't forget that we have an appointment with Liz and Maxine about

flowers and the catering tonight.

I know, I know, I know.

So excited.

Thank you for this.

Don't make me well up. Don't make me well up.

You're so welcome, honey.

Let me get you to the hospital.

All right, baby.

Hey, good morning.

Good morning. Don't good morning me. You told me you were going to tell me

everything when you got home.

Okay, I'm waiting.

Okay, all right.

You ready to have trouble in ten minutes? We got work to do.

What's up, Sonya? Junior's outside waiting to take you to work.

Let me go get my stuff.

Is everything okay, O?

I don't see you look pretty damn upset.

Yeah, I'm tired, man.

We found Michael Diamond last night. Bumped into a brick wall and killed Lou.

At least I hope we did.

I don't understand.

Oh, you will.

But if I was you, I'd be ready to go when pop is.

As you can see, he's not in the best of moods. Hey, baby.

Hey.

Oh, my God.

L .C., do I even need to ask what that is?

Things didn't go exactly as planned, that's for sure.

And no, no, you don't. Okay, what happened?

Curtis happened.

Oh, Lord.

Now what are you going to do, honey?

I want to pay my brother a visit.

You're serious, aren't you?

I have to at least find out if he even knows Michael Diamond.

Besides, I've been putting this visit off way too long.

All right, baby, I'll go with you, okay?

No, no, no.

You stay here and keep getting the wedding plans. I'll take Harrison Jr.

me. All right, all right.

I know, I know. Okay, all right.

Please. Thank you.

Good morning, gentlemen, and welcome.

I'm so glad to see that you all came for this month's board meeting.

Instead of the corporate office, we decided to host it here so that we could

welcome you to Cora Resorts.

So our latest adventure in what we expect will be our most lucrative

investment to date.

I find that hard to believe, Alexander.

The cold shower I endured this morning certainly wasn't very welcoming.

Not to mention the fact that I was unable to receive the additional towels

requested from the front desk.

There have been some minor issues that have come up, but I assure you... You

call this a luxury resort?

With deluxe accommodations, which does not have proper housekeeping, a minor

issue.

Quarter resorts isn't even suitable enough for us. And we are members of the

board. Stop your fucking whining.

Sorry.

I'm not sure if that matters, considering you made this decision

consulting us.

I apologize, Dimitri.

Yes, there have been some minor hiccups, as is with any startup of a new

business.

Cora Resorts is no different.

But hey, the good thing is we're already in the black.

We just opened up.

Check out the reports in front of you.

See, the profits come from staying under budget.

and funds that we have received from reservations, both current and

future. Alexander, these numbers are excellent.

Yeah.

We're exactly where we need to be.

Listen, gentlemen, not to worry, all right? My son, Ares, he is overseeing

entire operation personally.

This makes no sense.

You expect us to believe that this place has netted a profit already?

How?

You aren't even at capacity.

Dimitri, sweetheart, we've got bookings from what?

Several. Several.

Several events secured by deposits.

The hospitality industry has its own way of working, Dimitri. You should

understand that.

Again, this makes no sense.

What aren't you telling us, Alexander?

If he doesn't put a bullet in your head, I will.

You fucking understand that? Show some respect.

I'm sorry.

Are you done, Patrick?

What I'm telling you, Dimitri, is that for the last four years you've been on

the board here at Cora International.

You have made more than 20 % on your money, more than you could have made

anyplace else. If you have some trouble with my leadership, I can arrange it so

that you and your partners can be removed.

Is that clear enough for you?

Well, that went well.

You had the meeting out of your hands, as usual. Ah, bullshit.

But Richard was useful.

I guess giving him 30 % of his shares back has made him loyal.

Ah, or scared.

Speaking of which, what is your take on our Russian Dimitri?

He needs to be watched.

I told you that he should never have been on the board.

He concerns me.

Maybe. He and his Russian colleagues are major shareholders.

There was no way around it.

You don't really think I want those thugs near my business, do you? I'm just

saying. You know, you have no problem discouraging people.

Why didn't you discourage them, Alexander?

Baby, I do not want to argue about Dimitri right now, all right? Fine.

But with all that fire going out today...

We cannot risk having him snooping around, so for now, I need you to keep a

close watch on him, okay?

All right, and make sure there are no more house -cleaning hiccups while he's

here. I'll get right on it. Thank you.

The sooner Demetrius is off this island, the better off we all are.

Hey, son.

Hey, Dad.

I know that look. What's wrong?

The dock workers walked off.

What? I didn't mean the dock workers walked off.

Where the hell did they go?

Ares, we've got ships out there that need loading, man.

And I'm not talking about coconuts, damn it. I know, Dad. I'm working on it.

Apparently, there's some labor tax that hasn't been negotiated.

The dock workers won't return until it's taken care of.

What the... Mr.

Corder, so good to see you again. So good to see you again. Cut the political

crap, Augustus. You're never happy to see me.

Where are my workers?

From my understanding, they have been told not to come back to work until you

resolve your issues with the taxman. Who is this fucking taxman he's talking

about? And why have I not been introduced to him?

It's on like a hood tax to me, darling.

It certainly appears that way.

Are you telling me that some hood tax is

holding up my entire operation?

That would be my inclination, Mr. Cora.

However, it could be worse.

My board members can't get towels or clean sheets, and I got a bunch of

boats sitting out there that need to be loaded. How the fuck can it get any

worse?

I see what you are up to.

I knew it.

Hey, Pop. I'm here.

Hey.

Are you alone?

Yeah, yeah, I'm alone.

Harrison, your brother, in the car.

What the hell is so important that I had to turn around and come here before

seeing my brother?

We're in the middle of the George Washington Bridge, for crying out loud.

Yeah, I'm sorry about that, but I thought you might want to hear this

prying ears.

This doesn't have anything to do with your cousin or that... Brandy girl, does

it? No, it has nothing to do with them.

All right, well, what's going on?

Whatever Rio and Sasha picked up from that guy in Miami has the potential to

become a problem on a scale that I don't even want to think about.

This is some sort of heat ripoff?

I thought you said it would be years before anyone could reverse engineer

It should be.

And that's what has gotten me so damn confused.

Yeah.

Listen, it's important that we figure this out.

Okay, now you take whatever time or resources you need, but do it quiet.

And discreet. Don't talk to Harris or Junior or anybody other than me about

this.

This... This could destroy our entire operation.

Yeah, I know.

That's what I'm afraid of.

Hmm.

Hey.

I got here as fast as I could. I'm just now taking lunch.

How's she doing?

She was conscious a few minutes ago, but she went out again.

Oh, God, all they're telling me is that she's stable and that they're doing

everything that they can.

They are.

I told the staff that you guys are my friends, so they're going to take real

good care of her.

I appreciate it.

Terry said he was going to call the head of the hospital, but...

I don't know exactly what that's going to accomplish.

I don't know. He's an attorney, so... Yeah.

I know.

He's a few other things, too.

Oh.

Raven, you do know he's married, right?

God, of course I do.

What do you want me to do?

You know he... You know he's married, so you run around here being a side chick

for 20 years? Oh, is he going to do something like that in here right now?

Oh, my God, that is not what happened, Sonia.

We knew each other over 20 years ago, yet I got pregnant. All right, shit

happens.

He went his way, I went mine. I got married, and I had a pretty damn good

before my husband died.

And despite everything that happened, Harris was always there.

He always got a check in order to make sure that Mel was taken care of. Got a

check? Oh, and when my husband died, who do you think footed the bill in order

for us to move back here?

All right, then.

He has a wife. Don't judge me.

Because I was not some little side chick, all right? We are friends.

Friends?

Raven, you're going to stand right here and tell me that you and Harris are just

friends?

You and I both know that for a goddamn lie.

I know the man. He ain't cutting a check for nothing.

It's fine.

We get a little reacquainted sometimes.

Oh, God.

Oh, my God, Sonia, it doesn't happen all the time.

I am not proud of this, but a cry of need.

Sometimes I get lonely, okay?

He's, my God, he's familiar.

I can't, I can't, I can't.

Stay here.

Look, I got to get back to my floor. Just call me if you need

anything.

Hey, girl. Hey.

How's Mel?

No change.

Um... She's not getting any better. I'm worried.

You should be. This shit is serious, Sonia.

It's not your typical overdose.

These patients are coming in here damn near comatose.

You know, the last thing the black community needed was another drug in the

streets. Tell me about it.

I'm sorry.

I gotta go back to the yard.

Thanks, guys.

Thank you.

Can I

help you?

Probably. But right now, I gotta see the boss lady.

Evening, Miss Maud.

Give me a minute.

You sure?

I'm sure.

I'm sure that I've been waiting for you all day. What took you so long?

Miss Maude, you called me an hour ago, and I came straight here to... Where's

shit?

I got it. How much you got?

How much you want.

How much can I get for this?

Well... Let's see.

This is it? This is all I get?

Unless you got more money, Miss Maude, that's it. Do you know how much money

I've given you this week?

A shitload. A shitload. And it's been a pleasure doing business with you, Miss

Maude. Now, I've got some other business to attend to, so I've got to get out of

here. But if you need me, you know where to find me.

Mm -hmm.

Hey, man, you just go under people's hoods like... What's good, little Jack?

Yo, what's up, Curtis?

Hmm? What's up, man?

Hey, man.

Y 'all came through the aisle at you for a second. All right.

And, uh, say thank you.

Thank me?

Yeah, you know that tip you gave me on Brother X's sister paid off.

Good looking out. Oh, word.

Oh, word, word.

Okay, okay.

You ain't have to come down here and say thank you in person. You know what I'm

saying? But it's not like I had a choice in this situation. You was whooping my

ass and threatening my life, which, you know, that was kind of fucked up. But, I

mean, since you're here, I'm going to do it the right way. And I'm going to say,

you're welcome.

Come on, man. Don't act like that.

Like what?

I just want to ask you a couple questions.

I'm here.

You, uh, seen Brother X lately?

Brother who?

I said Brother X, man. Brother who?

Man, stop fucking playing with me. I'm saying, I don't know who you're talking

about. You don't know who the fuck Brother X is? No, no, I haven't seen

don't know who you're talking about, man. Are you sure about that? I'm

Curtis. I'm positive. Then why the fuck is this car right there, man?

Oh, this right... Oh, this car right here?

Oh, no, I got this on the trade -in a couple of days ago. This couple came in

and they need to make a move, so that's what I do.

But other than that, I don't know what you, uh... You see this right here?

Yep, I see it. It's a photo from a security camera showing Brother X

same fucking car.

The night he was trying to kill my cousin Orlando.

Oh, hey, look, I don't know nothing about nothing. I can't help it. Yeah,

don't know nothing? I don't know nothing.

See, you ain't learned shit from my last conversation.

Man, you better start talking.

And whatever you say, it better not be no fucking lie.

Oh, come on, man.

All right, all right, all right. I can do this shit all day. I saw him. All

LoJack. I saw him.

Where the fuck you see him at?

Your thieving ass was supposed to call me when you saw him. I don't know, man.

Look, I'm telling you the truth, man. I swear.

He just brought his car in here, and then he left with mine, and I ain't have

much to say in this situation.

He leave anything in here?

Huh? Papers?

Receipts? Anything?

Nah, man. Just a bunch of blood in there, man.

Whatever he brought, that's what he took with him, and it wasn't much.

What the fuck did he take?

He took, uh...

Two fishing poles and a laptop.

Fishing poles?

What the hell are you doing with fishing poles?

Going fishing, I guess.

Stop playing with me, man.

Next time you see him, you call me.

Fishing poles.

That shit don't sound right.

How was your trip?

Long.

Hot. I can imagine with the top down.

And our guests.

See for yourself.

Where is he?

Where's Ramon?

Ramon is fine.

I did what you wanted, and I played along with your game to get rid of Juan.

Now, you better take care of Ramon, and you better feed him, okay?

You're not in a position to be making demands, Consuelo.

Though I must admit, you were convincing.

I almost thought you fell in love with me again.

Now, take off that clown outfit, and give me back my ring.

Jimmy, you're... You're the clown that bought me that outfit.

Now, I kept my promise, so you better keep yours.

You better feed and take care of Ramon. ¿Me oíste?

Get this puta out of my face.

What?

Alejandro, wait.

Where is she taking me?

Back to your final commendation, mi amor.

Nothing has changed.

He is not whack.

I mean, you just have to listen to his lyrics.

I can't even listen to the lyrics because the beats are so bad.

Now, Chica, that girl is everything.

From the music to the beats to the flow.

Like, she's clearly the best out.

You're only saying that because she's a girl rapper.

Girl?

She's a female MC, okay? And she's way better than he is. Admit it.

Fine. She's a...

Nevada, sweetie, you have a visitor.

Hola, la madre.

Hola, Natalia.

Thanks, Grandma.

Okay, I will leave you two to chat.

Gracias.

I assume you're here to send a message to my mother.

No.

Actually, I'm here to see if you've heard from her.

You work for her. Why haven't you talked to her?

I've been trying. I've been trying to reach her for weeks.

But I can't. Her phone's disconnected.

And I was hoping she'd spoken to you.

I haven't spoken to her since she took me up on my birthday.

You think she's all right?

I don't know.

There's a rumor that she went back to her husband.

You don't think she'd do that, do you?

It's possible.

Your mother is a very unpredictable woman.

What I don't understand is why she hasn't contacted me.

Doesn't make much sense.

I mean, you were the person she trusted the most.

I thought so, too.

Until now.

Well, if you do hear from her, you call me.

¿Me entiendes?

Sí, Natalia.

Te prometo lo haré.

Que me cuides.

I'm back.

Hey, Nevada, is everything okay?

I don't know.

I think something's going on with my mom.

Mr. Coral, Mr. O, it's a pleasure to meet you. My name is Ruby Dash.

How can I help you? The service employees and the dock workers at our

walked off the job last night and this morning.

We were told that we need to discuss their return with you.

Yes. However, usually this is discussed before the laborers are hired.

We weren't aware of your services in the community.

Which is why we've waived the customary late penalty.

And what if we refuse to pay?

Last night, you lost your maintenance staff.

Today, it was the dock workers.

Tonight, it will be a construction crew and truck drivers.

Tomorrow, your hotel hospitality, your employees, and the gardeners.

How good are you at making the beds, Mr. Corral?

Or you act loading trucks, Miss Leroy.

How much?

Four percent of illegal businesses on the island and ten percent of less

discretionary businesses.

Less discretionary? I could spell it out for you, but I'm sure you know what I

mean by that.

We can do two percent and five percent.

Three percent and seven and a half percent.

And we let you pay the 7 .5 % in products.

You don't even know what the product did.

You'd be surprised what we know.

Fine.

When do my workers return?

They're on their way now. Things should be back to normal by the time we return.

So, when do we get to meet the person in charge?

You're good, Miss Ruby.

But you're not far.

Not yet, anyway.

No, I'm not.

But he's looking forward to meeting you as well.

Could you join us?

They'd like to meet you.

Look at you, man. Look at you. Welcome back, Pepe.

Hey, try some of my brand new tequila.

Gracias, jefe. Gracias.

So how was your trip? Speaking of trip, man, how's Juanito, man? He tripped out,

man. Has he recovered yet from the deceitfulness my baby sister put on him?

I'll never understand how two stomped -down, triple -star bar OGs like

and Juanito...

can fall to the trickery of my sister. They should have knew better.

Jefe, they were thinking with something besides their heads, you know?

But Juan, Juan has recently submerged himself in his work.

That's it.

Maybe now things will get back to normal. Maybe.

But to be honest, jefe, I don't trust him. What do you mean you don't trust

We go back, man. We made mucho, mucho dinero.

I need ocular proof, man.

Si, entiendo.

Juan was in very bad shape the first few weeks, jefe.

Antonio met a man.

A man who introduced him to a woman.

The Hellfire Club.

A woman?

At the Hellfire Club?

Her name is Dominique Leroux.

She's Alexander Cora's woman.

Alexander Cora's woman?

Si. Fancy suit, are you sure?

Si. And the man that introduced him?

That's Cora's son.

He has a son?

I don't understand. I need you to go back there.

And one -eyed Willie, I don't care if you're hiding behind a bush or under a

car. You come back with answers, not questions.

Do you understand?

Si, si. You're still here!

I'll leave right away.

So you're the tax man?

No, this is my husband, Vinnie.

This is the tax man.

Oh, please. My friends call me Antonio.

That's amazing.

So, from what I understand, we've come to an agreement.

We have, in principle.

Well, that's good to know, because the workers are anxious to get back to work.

And, as you all know, it's just good business, yeah?

It is.

Okay.

We do have one specific term to add to the agreement.

And what exactly is that?

Her.

What about her?

She has to come to work at the core resort as our general manager.

We need someone local with their ears to the ground.

I agree.

Anyone who can negotiate the way she just did would be a valuable asset to

our operations.

Done.

She'll start tomorrow.

A what? No, hell no, man. We have other people. I said done.

Nice doing business with you. Likewise.

We might want to celebrate with a bottle of champagne.

Sounds lovely.

Whatever you like.

All right, let's go.

I can't believe this place is so nasty.

But they always do think of recommending this place.

But it should have come sooner.

Don't beat yourself up over it, Pop.

A lot has happened in the past few years.

Yeah, well, that's no excuse.

Should have been the first place I came after Lou's death.

Chippy kept telling me, but I just kept putting it off.

Wait a minute.

Stay normal.

Stay here.

Okay, Robert, it's better be important for me to drive this far.

Promise you it is. Take a look at this.

Are you sure this is correct?

In all my years of booking for this family, I've never seen anything like

Neither have I.

Life -changing.

Can you talk to my father about this?

I haven't talked to your father yet, but since you are the CEO of Duncan Motors,

I took it upon myself to let you know first.

I was on my way to talk to my father about something else.

I think these are related, and he ain't gonna like it.

Good job.

Thank you, Mr. Duncan.

Good afternoon.

Good afternoon.

We're here to see Larry Duncan.

Larry.

Duncan.

One second.

Excuse me, sir. I have three gentlemen here who want to see Larry Duncan.

Mm -hmm.

I know.

What's your name?

Elsie Duncan.

Elsie Duncan.

Oh.

Okay. Okay. Yeah. Okay. I got it.

Is there a problem?

No, it's no problem. Larry's just a bit of a handful sometimes.

Anyway, can I see your IDs, please?

Sure. And just buy this for me.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

Dennis,

can you take these three gentlemen to see Larry, please?

Follow me, gentlemen.

We got misters.

In the hallway, we got misters.

Hey.

In the hallway. Come on.

Hey, hey.

Right here, right here, right here, right here.

You're coming through.

You look good, Larry.

How have you been?

How the hell do you think I've been?

I'm locked up in this goddamn nut house that you put me in.

How would you be?

Well, you didn't leave me a whole lot of choice.

It was either here, jail, or casket.

Oh, brother.

I would have been better off if you'd...

Put a bullet in me.

It would have been more humane.

You know I never do that.

I love you, man.

You're my brother.

I love you, Elsie.

But if you love me, why don't you tell them to let me go home?

I want to go home, Elsie. I want to go home. I know you do. I know you do.

We're doing everything we can to make that happen, but, Larry, you got to get

better. I'm better, my ass.

You don't want me better, Elsie.

You want me right where I am, right where you put me, so you can keep

my money.

I know what you're doing, Elsie. I have never stolen anything from you in my

life.

Whatever.

Where's Luke?

Lisa Lou always brought me chocolates.

Jim, you got something for your uncle? Yeah.

Here you go, Uncle Larry. Here you go.

My favorite.

Let's see.

All right, let's see.

Where's Lou?

Lou's not coming today.

Why not?

What would you do to him?

Don't look back there at that four -eyed freak.

Look at me when I'm talking to you, God damn it! Calm down, Larry. Calm down.

You wouldn't have drove all this way without Lou unless something happened

to him.

What happened to my brother?

Lou's dead.

No.

Not Lou.

Chris. Lou's not dead.

No!

No! Our brother's dead.

Somebody shot him.

You did it.

He's selfish.

No. Greedy.

Bastard. He should kill me. No, no, no. I did not kill him. You killed our

brother.

You killed my brother.

No, no, I didn't. I didn't. I did not kill him. Oh, God.

Get off me. Get off me. Calm down.

You killed him.

No, no, no. Get off me. Fuck you. Fuck you, L .C. Fuck you. L .C., you need to

leave me alone.

Turn the lights off.

Turn up for the team.

Buy up all the drinks.

We don't need a reason.

We just need the cream.

Turn up for the team.

We live in a dream.

A single for the weekend.

Turn up for the team.