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All right, ginger carrot tagliatelle is up. I need another 12 -sheet cup for
tonight. John, tell Brenda to pair eight of each per net.
Pair it with our garlic roasted peppers and top it with pesto. Thank you.
We just booked Mayor Trotter's dinner party for next month.
He wants...
Honey roasted garlic bread, our hot pesto gnocchi, and a provolone salad
extra dressing. How did you know that?
Because what he orders every time we come in.
I just wish his palate was as well developed as his plans to revive
Telly, of all the places he could have catered, he chose us, you, because you
are amazing. Oh, that reminds me, on the 14th, you are booked for a cooking
segment for In the City Live.
I mean, with all this free publicity, I don't know why you won't let me plan a
grand opening.
You've been open for three months already. Yes. You don't just throw an
party right when you start. It's like sex.
Okay, Kelly? Yes, like sex.
You get the man interested, and then you build up some rapport, and then when
things are finally hot, then you grand open it. That's right. Oh, Kelly.
Okay.
There's a small army of tourists outside that would love a picture with Miss
Delicious from the book cover.
Yay.
Okay. Oh, no, no, no. You're not just going to go out like that.
Oh, yeah.
One second.
Nancy, look, you are a gorgeous woman, but sometimes we need lip
gloss. Okay.
Girl, let me plan an opening party for the restaurant.
Get us some press, bring in more business. I mean, isn't that the point?
get a hold of my son? Oh, yeah. I tried him twice. It went straight to
voicemail. So, are you on board?
For an opening party? Try Isaiah again, please. He's fine.
He's doing what teenage boys do.
I am reading the look. I will call him again. Thank you.
You are photo ready.
Bellissima. Okay, two about the opening party. No or yes?
Fine. Yes to the party, but it's all you.
I've got a lot on my plate. I will plan it all.
Yay! And I'll call Isaiah.
This buyout makes both of us very wealthy, Daria.
My company already makes me wealthy. That's why I sold you a majority stake,
right? A silent partner, capital to grow, all of that. And you did fine. We
wouldn't be getting this offer if you hadn't. What, four times what the
company's worth? It's a company that I would no longer be a part of. But that's
your choice. The offer to stay is there.
I started this company with my wife out of my basement.
This was her legacy.
I understand that this is hard, but selling right now is the right thing.
And trust that your company is in good hands. It was already in good hands.
Mine. Okay.
Think about the offer to stay on.
And I will contact you once you've had some time to think about it.
Hey, Jake.
I'm... Yep.
About that. I don't know if I can make it tonight. I had a really awful...
great. Then you can go with your friends. Yes. Have a good time. Because
not... Yeah. I will...
Call for VIP.
Yes, you will get... Yes, the entire booth.
I promise.
Oh, look, I gotta get out of here.
Oh, my God.
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
Dad,
turn around.
Turn around.
You are in trouble, young lady.
This isn't what it looks like. That's exactly what it looks like. Dad, stop.
are embarrassing me. I'm embarrassing you. Sorry about this. Who are you
apologizing to? Me? Because I caught you?
He was on top of you and his hands were up your shirt.
I will see you. You were apologizing to him. See you at school.
You were apologizing because I'm a loving and caring father.
Can you move your SUV, please? Go on.
My phone's dead. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You'll be safe. The neighborhood's perfectly fine.
It's like two miles. Even for two miles. Go away.
Go away.
You didn't have to humiliate me. I didn't humiliate you.
Okay.
Listen up.
I love him, Dad. I love Isaiah.
You don't love him.
You do not love him. I barely know him. You're not here half the time. Because
I'm working so that we can afford this house that has that bedroom that you're
dry -humping.
That's why I'm not here.
If you're so in love with him, why are y 'all sneaking around?
I was in my room, not parked in some alley with the window steamed up,
out his name, Dad. I'm about to be on such a big punishment. Punishment?
Punishment? You are a Philistine.
You work...
All the time, and I never see you. And when you're here, you're all up in my
business. And you know what?
Mom would be so disappointed in you. She would be so disappointed in you. It's
called parenting.
Okay. By myself.
Look at me. How do you think Mom would have felt if she saw you?
Huh? She would have been all up in your business.
She would not have let that boy upstairs.
And you know it.
I've called you a dozen times. Why didn't you answer your phone?
No, you did.
Sophia called me. Isaiah, when I call you, you pick up your phone. Do you
understand? Yes, ma 'am.
Hey, I'm sorry.
I had to walk home.
Where's your car?
At that guy's house. We were studying, and then her dad came home and went all
crazy.
And?
He blocked my car in. Wouldn't let me leave.
Why?
Why did he block you in, Isaiah?
Okay, where are you going?
I'm going to get your car.
No, please, Mom.
We were in a room studying, and we started kissing. Oh, my God! Isaiah,
having sex? No, we weren't having sex, okay? She's not Julie.
She's smart, and she plays sports.
And she wants to go to Howard, too, Mom.
Just like me. That's great.
Is there anything else I should know?
Kelly Pellman, Isaiah Pellman's mother.
Oh, is my daughter's bra still attached to his watch?
Mind showing your face?
Look, I got a lot going on here, so... Why couldn't you just move your car
instead of making my son walk home? And if you think you were teaching him a
lesson, that's not your place.
Okay, well, I'm sorry. The next time I find your son on top of my daughter,
make him a snack and drive him home to his mommy.
Well, your daughter did invite a boy up to her room. I'm well aware of her
participation in this. Thank you.
Could you move your SUV, please?
Damn,
don't any of y 'all know how to park in the street?
He overreacts to everything.
So does she.
I think I'm going to start taking care of the yard myself, Mom. I need some new
hobbies.
Cry me a river, son.
You retired early. You're young. You got money. Why don't you do something fun?
Something fun? I don't want to do anything fun.
I just want my company back.
Well, they asked you to stay on.
Yeah. I like my old boss.
Yeah, of course you did.
What was this whoop -dee -doo yesterday with you and your daughter?
I spoke to you? Yeah.
That's what grandparents and grandchildren do because we share a
Look, part of this is your fault.
You said you would keep an eye on her while I'm working. I've got a life, too.
You want some advice?
Yeah, of course you don't. But I wiped your behind and paid for your college
tuition, so you are going to listen. Yes, ma 'am. Stop!
being so afraid of Kai growing up. She's a smart girl.
I mean, if I hadn't come home, imagine what she could have done with that kid.
Oh, no problem. She's on birth control.
What? How?
When?
I took her.
She's 16, son.
Without my permission.
I wasn't worrying about asking your permission.
I'd rather ask for the forgiveness, especially about this.
Kai is going to have sex.
I'd rather she wait till later, but she's in love.
So?
You should be thanking me. For usurping my authority?
Did you intend on doing this for her? Absolutely not. If you didn't like the
and his mother when you met them, what do you think your life would be like if
she had a baby with Isaiah?
You're welcome.
Yes, this is her.
He did what?
She did what?
Principal Martinson will be with you shortly.
Thank you.
While you're waiting, would you mind? Of course.
Yeah. Make it out to Trina?
Yeah. I loved it.
I... Tried some of the recipes.
But what I really love is it's so inspiring and full of black girl magic.
Plus a lot of sacrifice and a great deal of work.
What a journey to go from being broke with a small child to... Being in the
principal's office because of that child.
Yep.
And here you are.
Thank you.
And congratulations to you too, Mr. Stone.
Thank you.
Should I know who you are?
I mean, outside of being Isaiah's mom.
I'm sorry about the other day.
I overreacted, which I can do.
No, that was not me. I was having a horrible day. I didn't come home and see
daughter in bed.
I get it, yeah.
I almost lost it.
So did you write that book?
After I got my business going.
Yeah, I own the old pasta over on Mason.
Oh, wow.
Yeah. Cool.
So that tops my literary ethic.
What about you? What was that congratulations for?
Oh, um, I owned a business that got bought out by a bigger business.
Oh. Yeah.
Oh, hi, Ms. Hellman.
Hello, Julie.
Isaiah can do better.
My son's ex -girlfriend.
And now this is making a lot more sense.
Your son's ex -girlfriend, Julie Carson, had a conflict with Isaiah and Kai.
Please don't suspend Isaiah.
We're in the process of applying to college.
They're not being suspended, but this Saturday, every student involved in the
conflict is required to come to the school for three -hour shifts and pick
trash around campus.
Sounds fair.
With their parents.
One
would
never make such a big deal out of this.
You think I'm tough?
My mama was way tough.
She'd have you all put it through college.
I don't want to hear it.
Phone.
Seriously, Ma? It's not that big of a deal. It is a big deal, Isaiah.
You are in the process of applying to colleges.
Listen, Dad, if you want to be a tyrant, go do it at work to your employees.
Well, I don't have employees anymore, Ms. Sunshine.
So how about that?
I'm going to be around a lot more, so you better get used to it.
Look. Here.
I know.
That not having your father in your life is not easy. Who said I don't have my
father?
A tyrant like you must give up.
You mean like you did with mom?
What did you say?
Answer the question.
He found me on social media and we've been talking every once in a while.
It's not that big of a deal. When?
I don't know. The last time was probably like two weeks ago.
So seven years of no contact and he's, what, secretly calling you? When she was
dying, you gave up.
Spent all your time at work while she was sick, Dad. So, yeah, yeah.
No, I have sole custody. He wants to talk to you. He comes through me. I'm
almost 18 years old. This is why I don't tell you anything.
You have no idea. You have no idea what I did for her. You had no idea what she
wanted. No idea!
What's he wanted?
You have no idea. Don't you ever say that to me again.
I don't tell you.
And then he's in the car telling me he texted him.
I don't know, Ruben. Am I wrong?
My son can't understand why this would upset me.
No onions today?
Midweek.
Did you really think your son's father would disappear forever?
Hey, look. I have something special.
Porcini mushrooms.
That aroma.
It's perfect for your sauces.
I'm sorry.
I got sick when I was on my honeymoon.
How I found out I was pregnant.
You're not pregnant now.
Not unless three wise men are looking for my house. No, I am not.
But these would be good in a cream sauce.
Thank you.
It's a great read.
She's amazing. Oh.
Okay.
Take me out, please.
Remember that? When you could just spend time with someone special and chat
about nothing?
I don't ever remember chatting about nothing.
Oh. Come on, Mr. Stone. Not even when you and your wife are dating?
Oh, no. You're already going soft on them. Miss Palmer.
It's Kelly, and I'm not going soft. I'm going soft on them.
Observing. They're sweet.
They are? Okay. Come on. Put that down. Follow me.
No. Where?
Mr. Stone. Hey. How are you doing?
Very well.
Very well. You see those two over there?
Yeah. They're our kids, and we are the idiot parents that are cleaning up after
them. That's going to stop. We're staging a break.
I'm taking this delicious divorcee out of here. You tell the kids to clean up
after themselves.
After you.
There'll be a gift basket on your desk on Monday.
So you'll build your business. That's exciting.
Yeah, I started that business with my wife.
She had this simple but great idea of helping mothers basically plan their
Working mothers.
Anything that...
That needs to be done, gets done, and, you know, she would make sure she left
time in for friends and family.
Yeah, it was very unique.
And she would tailor it to fit every type of woman. Oh, my God, you're
about Lila.
Yeah.
I'm obsessed.
I have it on my phone, everywhere,
my computer.
I mean, when I first started my business, I wouldn't have survived
I'm impressed.
That's great. Well, don't be impressed with me.
All I did was take her genius and bring some practicality to it. She was
obsessed with time.
She would pack everything in every day.
She sounds amazing.
Yeah.
Yeah. That business outside of Kai was the only thing that I had that we kind
shared.
Well, there's always an opportunity for a second hand.
That's a good one.
All right, Jade.
Where?
Okay, fine.
Hold up, hold up. What time? What time?
Yes. See you tonight.
Sorry. Any plans?
Just meeting up with some friends at Echo.
It's a club, right?
Yes. Would you want to join us?
I'm probably a crowd that they're not used to.
My girl that I'm seeing is younger.
Are you apologizing? Oh, no, I'm not.
I'm just explaining.
Okay. Well, thank you.
But I have a date.
Okay, cool.
You sound surprised.
No, I'm not surprised.
I mean, look at you. I'm not surprised. If you're bored, stop by.
Okay.
Why would I be bored?
You think I'm incapable of having a nice time with someone I just met? Are you
going to take everything I say as an insult?
Is that what we're doing?
Six minutes max.
That's authentic.
It is. It's supposed to be chewy. That's why Italians are not. No, no, no. Stop,
stop. Hey. No, no, no. Stop, stop. Hey.
Oh, my God.
Hey.
We got to look both ways next time, okay?
Are you good?
Look at me.
Are you good?
Get out of here. Be careful, y 'all.
That was crazy.
What are you smiling at?
Nothing. Just when I thought my first impression of you was spot on, you do
something vaguely heroic.
Here we go.
You're an interesting man, Mr. Stone.
Right back at you, pal.
Marketing is about image.
And you know when you've won that PR war?
When the name on everyone's lips when they think of Nuevo Pasta is you.
Kelly Pelman.
That's really... Who's representing you?
I'm sorry. Who has stepped up to make you, Kelly Pelman, a global phenomenon?
A global phenomenon?
Hey, you believe big, you'll be big.
Okay.
John.
Yeah, um, I only agreed to this because Sophia has been
on me to get out more.
And, uh, she said you thought I was attractive, uh, so I thought... I didn't
think you were attractive or we wouldn't be here.
I don't care what you're good at.
Ugly doesn't sell.
But I can market the hell out of you.
I'm okay with you retiring.
But does this mean, like, we can still get VIP, right?
Is that why you're dating me?
I mean, that's just the fun of dating someone so successful.
I mean, come on. It's not like we're still mates. Huh?
It's not like we're still mates.
Another bottle.
Your card.
I'ma say so, just so much my bae knows Getting pissed off, no judge gave no
sense My whole life's on face, so I'm the headliner Stepping out on the
Minnesota Diner Hey, coach, I'm the headliner Watch me, baby, I'm a big
Hey, I'm the headliner Stepping out on the Minnesota Diner Hey,
I'm the headliner Watch me, baby, I'm a big plumber
He's with me.
Oh, you made it. Yeah.
It's really loud.
I think you're right. It's not really my scene.
Wait here.
Oh, can we get a big one? We need a big one.
Wait, hold on, hold on. Huge, expensive.
There's enough on this card, son.
My daughter's boyfriend's mother's here.
Yeah. Okay, a stalker is, but it's fine. Invite her in. That's okay.
Um, no.
I'm gonna go.
Huh.
Whatever.
Whatever.
Fine. I got another one. I got another one.
So, after about a year or so,
Everybody was trying to set me up. It was like they put some kind of a limit
how long I could mourn for her.
Yeah. It was funny. I was so heartbroken that I found myself gravitating
towards girls that I just knew I would never be with because I missed you so
much.
Right. I didn't want to replace her.
And these women were like so far.
So far from what I... Yeah.
How long has it been?
Five years, four months.
Leukemia.
I'm sorry. Yeah.
Sorry. Oh.
My son's phone. I complicated it. Oh, you're a good mother.
My God.
It's Isaiah's father.
You want to take that or...
Well, I haven't spoken to him in seven years. Oh, boy.
He abandoned us.
This is awkward.
Do you think, do you think?
Arthur, it's Kelly.
Until you come up with the money you stole, the child support you owe, and
something towards Isaiah's education, there will be no next time.
You try and call him again, much like see him, I'll have my lawyers at your
front door.
You understand?
Whoa.
You all right?
I'm sorry. That's okay.
It felt good to say that. It sounded like it. It hurts in my head.
A thousand times.
Okay. Are you good, though, for real?
Yeah, I am. All right.
You sure?
Yeah.
Do you want to try to stop it tonight?
Yeah. Okay.
Remind me to never get on your bad side.
Okay.
Can you trust me?
Um, sure.
Here we go.
Oh.
I know, right?
Here we go.
What is this?
Cool, right? Big Mike. Mr. Stone, my man. What's up? How you doing tonight?
I'm all right, Mike Kelly. Kelly Mike. Mike, pleasure to meet you. Nice to meet
you, too. Absolutely. Let me get my three and six glasses, please.
Yes, sir. I got you. How you been? I'm good, man. Did you hear Oscar's going to
sell the place?
Yeah, man. He's the owner.
He's turning 84.
You know, he's been running the place since the 80s.
Wants to sell, but...
He's afraid that some suburban douche might buy it and it won't be the same.
Goddamn. Yeah, man.
I don't like this place to go.
Ah, there's a distillery in the back. Oh.
Carries a bunch of bourbon, such as this one right here.
Want to try? Yeah.
This one is for the purists.
That is smooth. Right? Delicious.
They distill it here?
Well, not this one. This one's mine, actually.
Wait, you make bourbon? I do. You make pasta and sauce, and I distill bourbon
my basement.
Darius, this is amazing.
Thank you.
I think you have your next business.
It's a hobby.
Actually, no.
It's a passion of mine. Oh, so now we have passions. Yes, we do.
Well, that's a new thought of you, Mr.
Stone. I've got many sides.
Many sides.
I love this place.
Easy. Oh.
Are you thinking of your wife?
How'd you know that?
Because I haven't danced like that since I was married.
Well... No, that...
Wasn't a hint. It's okay. It's just one dance.
We probably both can use it. Come on.
Oh. Wow.
Bye -bye.
You're welcome.
Thank you for being my date.
Because it's been a long time since I've spent time with a woman.
Rather than a girl?
Exactly. I'm sorry. That's all right. You're right. I'm sorry. You're right.
You're right.
Hey. I need to grow up. Yes. I have the opening of my restaurant next month.
Congratulations. Thank you. Good for you.
And I'd love it if you came.
Sounds fancy.
Oh, you're inviting me? Yeah.
Absolutely. When is it?
Next month.
The 11th. That sounds like it on the 11th.
I'm going to check my calendar.
Great. That sounds like it. Should I dress up?
I want to. That sounds great. That sounds like it would be a lot of fun.
We should get a cab, you know. I don't want anything to happen to my
new... Friends.
I said that, yeah. We're good friends.
Yeah. Yeah.
We're... Uh -oh. Whoa.
I'm sorry.
No.
I'm sorry. That was inappropriate.
I'm... I'm drunk.
I'm a little drunk, too, and I... You know, I let you do that. No.
What is going on here?
Okay. The thing is the bourbon. Yes. Okay.
We should go to bed.
Yes.
Separately. Oh, right.
Of course.
That's what I meant.
Thank you. So you go to bed. Okay.
Great night.
Separately. Separate.
One. Hey, you didn't get with that guy
on a first date, did you?
Boundaries, but no.
We'll cut the outs away.
What's this?
It's called breakfast.
How stupid do you think I am?
You're trying to make up for whatever you did last night, whatever it is. I
don't care. Just don't try and make up for it with breakfast, because it only
makes me wonder how bad it is.
It came from a toaster. Relax.
I feel like I made you eggs Benedict or anything. No denial.
Oh, and about being on punishment. Maybe it was a little too hard on you. You
know what you did, right?
Oh, my God. Please tell me you didn't get drunk and marry that idiot model
named after a rock.
No, I didn't marry Jade. I just, um, I just want to be fair.
Oh, I apologize.
I feel like I may have crossed the line last night. Yeah, I don't do that sort
of thing either.
Right, I mean, it was just a kiss, right?
Yeah.
Um, look, don't take this the weird way it's going to sound, but I feel like I
cheated on my son last night.
That's it.
Ah, I've been trying to figure out what has been bothering me. Me too.
I feel like I'm betraying Kai.
Yeah.
It's just that I had the most amazing night last night with you.
Hey, Mom.
Yeah? Can I go to Kai? Her dad ungrounded her.
Don't park in the driveway.
You ungrounded your daughter?
Yeah, I caved.
Did you ask him if he had his phone yet?
Yeah, I did.
Oh, he's kind now.
Probably going to ask me if I can come over.
By the way, would it be possible for me to stop by for a couple of minutes?
Just to talk.
Um, I don't think it's such a good...
You know what?
Yeah.
Come over.
Okay, good. Good, I'll, uh, I'll see you later.
Yeah.
Yes, Isaiah can come over.
How'd you know? Just, uh, I'll let him upstairs.
Just a kiss, right? This is so good. Thank you.
Eggs and purgatory.
I make my own Fred DiAvila stuff. Oh, good.
And even if they weren't in love.
Yeah, can you believe that? Do they think we're idiots?
Even if they weren't, whatever it is that they think. You got a lot going on.
Yeah, too much. Right? Too much going on. And my life is totally up in the
It's not the right time to get involved.
With anyone.
So we had a little too much bourbon, you know? I know. It happens.
I know.
On a night that started out awful.
All right, well, thank you for the breakfast.
Yeah, I'm glad we got that settled. Absolutely. I should get out of here.
Oh, you.
Thank you.
We got it?
I should get out of here.
Thank you.
That was good.
Um, did I... Oh.
Did I leave... Yeah. My...
I'm never tired.
I want to show you that I need you all night.
I've been waiting on you to give me what I need.
But no one else can do me better.
Found something else you could have.
Mr. Stu.
I hope so.
Definitely a team effort.
Who's that?
Isaiah! Stay!
Stay! What are you doing?
Are you in your robe? It's like the middle of the day.
Uh, I came up to read in my bed and I don't want to be here.
Outside clothes, girl. Uh, what are you doing here? Why aren't you at Kai's
house? I did not want to be there when her dad got home.
You know, Kai was telling me that he only dates sleazy gold diggers.
Can you believe it?
Man's a man.
Makes so much sense though, right?
Uh, I'm gonna go hoop with the boys.
You look a little flush.
You feeling all right?
Very manageable.
Mm, gross.
One of those days.
I love you. Love you, too.
Well,
I've just been labeled a sleazy gold digger.
But seriously, can we not? Can we not tell them?
Not yet.
It'll change everything.
Let's just keep it between you and me for a while.
Yeah, sure.
Then, um... Until we know.
Yeah. Right on.
Okay. At least... Okay.
I get over here.
Thank you.
Dropped off a gift.
Oh, it's, um, from a friend.
Uh -huh. A friend. Oh, okay.
Uh -huh.
A friend.
Hey, can someone get me the butter and sage?
I want to try something.
I love it when you get ideas.
Why don't you go before Kai comes home? What?
We got a whole nother hour.
There's a lot we could do in an hour.
Come on.
All right.
I want to tell you something, but I don't want you to freak out.
I'm not going to freak out.
I've enjoyed our time together.
You know, there's...
There's not a part of my life that's just mine.
is falling for you.
But I like when you said that.
One's better.
We've got to tell them.
Okay.
That's a cool necklace you've got there, right? Yeah.
So, Miss Pillman and I have been together a lot lately.
Um, as parents.
Right. Um, hanging out.
Just getting to know each other.
Yeah, which is a good thing.
How is everyone doing this afternoon?
Great.
Good.
Mm -hmm.
Okay, um, could I get one of you a drink?
I know, I definitely could use a, um... Well...
Actually, I got a huge tip for you. If you go, pull some of your vests. Or I've
been right after you. Give us a couple of moments of privacy.
Thanks, buddy.
Thank you.
Um, I think... Listen, Kai, we're not... You go first.
You've been on me to, you know, get out there, move on with my life.
Thanks, Kai. You keep saying how you hate the girls that I see.
Right. Go ahead.
No, no, no. I don't hate them. I'm just perplexed by their reason to exist.
Well, either way, we think maybe this could, you know, help solve that.
This is a joke, right?
What? Dad, tell me you're kidding. What? You're not kidding?
What? Look at their hands. Look at them.
You guys are just playing, right?
Be for real, guys. No, there's no way.
Mom, it's a joke. It's got to be.
We were kind of hoping you'd be more.
More supportive.
Supportive? Okay, well, sure, Dad. Maybe we can all just run away and join the
circus, right?
Oh, come on out. Look. I don't even know if I want to ask this question, but are
you guys, um, are you guys doing it? Oh, no.
Oh, no. Why did I?
Sometimes.
Well, yes.
Look.
Derry, Mr.
Stone, and I, we're...
We are adults.
In the prime of our lives. I'm mom. You're 40 years old. And he hates me. I
don't hate you. And I'm 37.
That's close enough.
40 is the new 30, anyway. 40 is the new 40, and it always will be. Come on now,
for real. Y 'all are overreacting. You have no clue what it's like at school,
Dad. They pick on you for every little thing. And this right here, this is not
little thing. This is our parents having sex. Having sex.
And if people find out at school, we'll be eaten alive.
Haven't I always taught you to be your own person? Okay, well. I don't care
other people think. You're not trying to survive high school, Dad. I am.
Okay, I, we, we are, okay, and if this, if this is your midlife crisis, you need
to get over it. You need to get over it. You know, I liked you better when you
were an absent workaholic.
Really did.
Ty, Ty, you guys are ruining Ty and I's life. This can't happen.
It's hypocritical. It's not fair.
They're on the house.
What are you doing here, Mama?
No, I came here to see what's going on.
And then because of the kids, we started hanging out a lot, like a lot.
And, um, yeah, it would be nice if Ty could be happy or even
just understand, but I can't let her dictate my life.
Son, there's a lot of women you could date.
I've dated a lot of women.
You dated?
girls who dated you because you're a handsome black man with a black card.
Now you want to date a woman but like this one.
Do you think this is wrong?
I think it's foolish.
Kelly is the first woman since Sarah where I don't have to
pretend to be comfortable.
Isaiah is Kai's first love.
How many first loves survive?
Yours did.
Look, I know it's difficult for all of you, but if you don't do the right
she's going to end up hurt along with everybody else.
Well, I'll answer it.
Oh, wow.
This is really good. What is it?
Bourbon sauce.
Not my bourbon.
Yeah?
Do you like it?
Yeah, it's unbelievable.
Okay, well, great, because I want to sell it, but I need your permission, of
course.
Oh, boy.
No!
Let's go.
Damn, son, you're getting good.
I'm trying. You're getting good.
Hey, I wanted to ask you, that girl you got.
Kai? Yeah.
You're being careful?
Yeah.
All right, you got to be smart.
You know, having a kid, it changes things.
You know, I loved your mom, but... After you came along, she became a whole
other person.
But, you know, that's not my problem now, right?
You are.
All I got to worry about is you.
You want to play again?
Let's do it.
Hey, if this will blow over, some other drama will take its place. Sarah always
knew how to get through to her.
I think I may have missed the window to be the parent that she needs.
You're a great parent.
And you love your kid.
She's unhappy about us. She's not unhappy about you.
Well, thank you. I needed to hear that.
I mean, no, but I am sorry.
Yes. Mom has made this new pasta sauce. You have to try it. Really? Yeah, it's
so good.
I want to.
Wait.
Um, what's all this scene?
I, I don't know. What did you do?
I didn't do anything. What did you do? I didn't do anything.
Okay, well, um, I think it's...
Perfectly okay that you and your future sister are a couple.
What are you talking about?
Oh, you don't know, Kyle.
I'm sad.
Julie.
Not a good look.
Isaiah. Isaiah, take me home.
Take me home. Isaiah, take me home. Hey, you're blaming your sister? I mean, I
get it, but damn.
Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
No, let's leave. Come on, let's leave.
Come on, guys, really?
Please, let's go. Oh, he's getting suspended for sure.
It's your fault.
All my fault?
I am not the one who started a fight with 20 other kids watching.
God, this is going to look great on your college application. Not everything is
about college. Then why am I working so hard, Isaiah?
Because you want to.
You are the delicious divorcee. Stop acting like this is all about me when
really all about you. Is that what you think?
All right.
What's going on?
Come on, tell me. What's going on?
Julie has pictures of you and Mr. Stone making out at the park and the whole
school saw it.
Okay, I get suspended because I'm defending myself.
Kai's not even talking to me anymore. And all you want to do is talk about
college so that I can get out of your house.
Isaiah. No. Look, we are going to figure this out together.
Okay? You and Kai... You don't know me anymore, Mom. You don't even listen to
anymore.
I'm going to death.
At least he cares. Isaiah!
Sweetie.
Go take your stuff and wait in the car for me.
Babe.
It's temporary. She will forgive you. I don't need her forgiveness.
See things from her perspective.
She met a boy that she's crazy about. And in sweeps her daddy, romancing
his mother.
I don't know how that happened.
It doesn't matter how it happened.
It's how it is.
Look, Kelly is a beautiful lady. Might even be the perfect mate for you. But
it's more complicated than that.
Especially for a teenage girl. I'm in love with Kelly.
At an imperfect time for your daughter.
I'm not saying that you have to pick or... I'm not gonna pick. You don't have
pick.
It's not about them.
It's about you.
You.
You need to figure yourself out.
Come on.
Look, I know you're upset with me.
Hi, Kelly.
Isaiah moving in with me.
Yeah.
This isn't about him. This is about what you're doing. What I'm doing.
What I'm doing.
Okay, so we're just going to skip over the part where you left us with nothing.
And now you're trying to weasel your way back into our lives.
No, no. He asked to live with me.
While you deal with your problems.
Is this what you want?
Look at me. Don't yell at the boy. Get up.
Get out of my house so I can speak to my son.
I'll be outside if you need me, son.
Have I ever not had a roof over your head?
Or clothes on your back?
Or food on the table?
Have I not been there for your homework and every doctor's appointment?
And I've gotten you up every day so you can get to a school I bust my ass to pay
for!
You are what I love most in this world, Isaiah!
I didn't mean to fall in love.
I'm your mother.
I'm a woman, too.
I love... I love you!
Your father is out there, and I am here, where I have always been.
Right next to you.
You... You can decide where you'd like to live.
You're not going to school?
I'll finish the year on one.
Oh. Well, I'm going to have to tell your dad.
Look, I know it's been rough, but your dad, he's really going through it right
now. Running a business that he and your mother started with a given purpose,
and now they've just sold it out from under him. You are the only thing he has
to remind him of his dad.
He cares more about that company than me.
Oh, honey.
That business was your mother's idea, but it was your dad who made it a
and gave us all a good life.
And I am thankful for that.
And you should be, too.
And your mom got sick.
Your dad wanted to drop everything to take care of her full time, but she
wouldn't let him.
But he still...
made sure that you had everything.
And even with the best care, best hospital, and best doctor,
we still lost your mom.
But he kept working himself to the bone
to make sure you had everything, the best of everything.
Don't say he doesn't love you.
Why didn't I know this?
Baby.
Heroes never tell their own story.
You want to go grab a drink?
Might need one.
What?
You're scaring me.
$3 ,000 a month in support?
That's why Arthur wants Isaiah, that shiesty bastard.
No. No!
Okay, you know what? You just ain't the word. You just say the word, and my
cousin Trey can handle this. I'll handle Arthur.
He thinks I'm the same woman I used to be.
Hey, let me know if I have to break some legs, okay?
Thank you.
How many of those jars did we put out today?
Um, five dozen, I think.
Stuff is gold.
It looks like someone just shot his dog.
Call me later, okay?
Hey.
Yeah.
Thanks. I'm sorry that you got dragged into this whole thing.
Hmm.
Well, I was on a roll.
The door, the book. I thought I was... I was a wonderful man, too.
I just didn't expect to fall in love like I did.
No, you definitely danced the boat.
I'm all dressed up and a place to go.
I need to find something.
I need to find my purpose. Something to make me feel whole again.
I'm jealous of you.
You get to do something that you love.
I had that.
I just gotta find it again.
Oh, man.
It's harder than I thought it was gonna be.
Will you go?
Can I... Can I show you something?
We're jarring 60 a day.
Aye.
All right.
That's good.
I know my business, you know. Yeah. But I didn't expect this.
I'm going to need more bourbon.
Of course.
Of course, this, um, this is good.
So confused.
Yeah, sometimes passion pays off.
And sometimes it doesn't.
I like that.
All right. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hey, son.
What's up?
I need you to do something for me.
Okay. I got a lady coming over later, so I'm gonna need you to find another
place to crash tonight.
Where am I supposed to go?
Well, you got school friends?
Come on, you don't want to be listening to my business going on in the other
room all night, do you?
Yeah, nah, he's, uh, he's just gonna...
Stay in France.
Yeah. Hey, before you go, clean up your mess.
I'm not rich like your mama, and nobody here is cleaning up after you.
She wasn't rich until you took everything.
Hey, let me call you right back, babe.
What did you say?
Nothing. You need to educate yourself, Isaiah.
I took what I came into this marriage with. Yeah, but you left us with
You know, I remember my mom calling and begging people to let us sleep on their
couches or their smelly backroom floors.
There's a couple times where I had cockroaches crawling on the blanket that
was sleeping under.
It'd be a night, a couple days, a week.
Maybe if we were lucky, we'd be in the same place.
And so my mom made enough money to rent a one -bedroom apartment about half the
size of this dump.
And when she finally started making some decent money, you know what she did
with it? She didn't spend it on fancy cars or a bigger, better place. You know
what she did with it? She... What?
She put me in school. In a really good school because she values my education.
She values me. And what did you do besides leave?
Wow.
She spoiled you.
Spoiled? Yeah.
Spoiled you. Look, you want to stay here with me, Isaiah?
You need to lose your attitude.
I'm not your mama.
Yeah. And I'm not your son.
We're fully booked. It's been nine seconds.
Kelly, New York Times bestselling author.
This is Sawyer Leahy, head buyer from Bliss Markets. It's a pleasure.
Nice to meet you, too. Sorry about that. No, thanks for taking the time. You're
obviously very busy. Mr. Leahy and I have been speaking for a few weeks now,
I will let him take it from here. Thank you, Sophia.
We've been monitoring your success.
It's quite impressive.
Oh, wow. Thank you.
We want to talk to you about stocking some of your products in our stores.
Most especially my wife's new favorite, this.
Oh, all right.
Yeah, why don't you two talk, chat?
Yeah, you have sex? Sure.
Logistics.
The bourbon isn't mine.
I work with a small distillery. Okay. You think you'd have a problem keeping
with the inventory that we're asking for?
I don't think I could manage it on my own.
I mean, this door, I know they handle one, but the number of drawers they're
asking for is... Do
you mind giving me some time with these
numbers just to wrap my head around it?
Not at all. I have a big event coming up, and it's a...
taking up a lot of my time.
I just need to work through some things before I give you an answer, if that's
okay. Sure, absolutely, yeah.
You have my card. Call me anytime if you have any questions.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Hey.
You're home.
Yeah. I'm home.
And I found the custody papers.
You okay?
Thank you.
For all the sacrifices that you've made for me.
You've always taken care of me first.
Even...
if you couldn't take care of yourself.
My dad, he doesn't do that. He's never done it.
He bails.
And... I get that.
I get that now.
I'm... I'm sorry for hurting you.
I love you so much.
I love you, too.
Oh, Isaiah.
I know.
I know I gave you a spare key. I just didn't think you'd use it so much.
Well, your daughter left some things at my place.
Mama, that's not why you came.
No, it's not.
So Foster's having their grand opening tonight.
Your daughter's going, and so am I.
How about you?
I, uh, I don't want Kelly to feel anymore uncomfortable.
This is her night. I just want her to shine.
I miss seeing you shine.
I'm working on it, Mama.
Big Mike.
What's up, man? Ooh.
Lorna. How's my old company doing?
Oh, they're still interested.
Okay, how much?
Oh, wow.
You signing the papers, Dickie? Or do I not have to call you back?
Well, you can say thanks, but no thanks. I got something better going on here.
My, uh, my second act.
All right. Take it.
This is for you.
Congratulations, man.
That's all you. Here we go.
Thank you all so much for coming. And don't forget the bourbon sauce, okay?
Thank you. You have outdone yourself, Sophia.
I really have, haven't I?
Go me.
No, but seriously, thank you for everything you've done for me.
Especially for being such a good friend.
I got you.
No matter what.
Oh, no. Oh,
it's so nice to see you smile again.
I was hoping tonight would bring it back.
There's nothing like a little makeup, a dress, and fixing your hair to take your
mind off things, right? Well, you should do it more often.
Felicia, hi.
I'm so glad you made it.
I wanted to talk to you about a possible collaboration. I have some ideas.
This is
Felicia, the influencer I was hearing about.
so we were thinking about a possible collaboration whatever content you need
right kelly is
oh
This is a basil -infused pasta in your dad's bourbon sauce.
Oh.
What do you think?
My favorite so far. Right? 100 % favorite. So good. Oh, this is one of
exotic ones. It's a zitti.
Stolizioso, which is Italian for delicious. Just in case you're
uh let's see some salads and oh my gosh this is my favorite okay it is um
it is oh my god it's brilliant uh smell this so good
hey are you okay hey hey hi hi she
took one whiff of this and then
she bolted
It's fine, right?
It smells great to me.
Yeah, give me one second.
Is she okay?
She will be.
Okay. I'm here if you need me, okay? Yeah.
Take care of her. Okay. I got you.
Don't take this the wrong way, but I'm right here with you with a
new personal love.
Glad I'm getting mine over with so young.
I can only go up from here.
How much longer?
Give it another minute.
I love Isaiah.
I really, really do. And we were safe.
At least I thought we were.
If I am.
You tell Isaiah, and then you tell your father.
And if you are?
Do you love my dad?
I do.
I mean, I did.
But it caused a mess we didn't want.
And it's over now.
That easy?
Well, your father and I were in a no -win situation.
Look, when you're young, you can really fight for things.
But when you have a family and responsibilities, you learn to
pick your battles.
So you only pick the ones you can win?
That's not what I said.
But, yeah.
And weren't you the one who worked with that parade of?
Hungry? One, two, three.
Thank God.
Sometimes it's just too many different sauces.
Yeah.
Let's get back to the party.
I have to tell you something.
Are you okay?
It's going to sound cold, but it's not how I mean it.
I'm so happy, Isaiah, that you were my first.
I'm so happy.
Man, you made me feel so safe.
And I love you so much.
I love you too.
I don't think in my whole life.
You'll be my only.
Let's go talk.
How did you know I was here?
You weren't at home. You weren't at Grandma's. It's not NCIS.
Good point.
Can I get a fruit punch for her, please? Yeah, sure, boss.
Boss?
For real?
How else do you think your ass is here?
You ain't grown.
Okay, boss, I got you.
I have something to tell you, Dad.
And I don't want you to freak, okay?
Isaiah and I, um, we had sex.
Nope. Can I get another one of these, please?
I got you.
Okay.
Oh, boy.
Yeah. I always thought your mother would be the one that would have this
conversation with you.
I have no idea what to say right now.
She always knew how to fill in the blanks.
Oh, boy.
You know how much I loved your mother.
And, yeah, words can't explain how much I loved her.
So when she got sick, I just threw myself into her work, not just to pay
care, but I couldn't go home.
The idea of her not being there.
One is, You were going through a lot, too.
And I just didn't know how to take care of you and deal
with what I was going through.
And I just wasn't there for you, and I'm sorry.
No, Dad, that is not true. Okay, you would hold me and let me cry and cry so
much, and you let me yell at you and say really horrible things to you, and you
just held me. So I know you wouldn't love me.
I could never unlove you.
Do you have the same feelings for Miss Pillman?
Love her like you love Mom?
The guy who loved your mom, he wanted some stuff.
The weather, he shut down.
But I'm different now.
I love Kelly with the man I am now.
Yeah.
This is Pelman.
She still loves you.
I saw it tonight, actually. It kind of freaked me out.
Hey.
Hey. Are you going to be home tonight?
Yeah, I'll bring you home some dinner.
Thanks.
What's that?
Oh, Bliss Markets wants to stock the bourbon sauces.
Bliss Markets?
Are you serious? Mom, this is epic.
Yeah, a little too epic.
It's a big deal running an operation of this size. You know, I'd lose the day
-to -day at the restaurant, and I'd have to ask Mr. Stone to expand his
distillery. Mr. Stone just bought a bar. He did?
Bourbon? Yeah, you should.
Give him a call.
Oh, good for him. I know, you should ask him.
Yeah, I'll think about it.
That means you're not going to do it.
What's with the change of heart?
You and Kai made it awfully clear how unhappy you were.
All right, baby, look, I didn't end things with Mr. Stone just because of
You were a huge...
Part of it, but I have a lot on my plate right now, and he's in a huge
transition, and if I said yes to this, it would mean I would have to change my
life, and I can't ask him to change his.
Okay, well, have you thought about other bourbons?
In every recipe, there's a special ingredient that makes it just right.
And in this case, that's Mr.
Stone's bourbon.
I love you.
Love you, too.
You know, she wasn't just talking about this business thing. She was talking
about them.
Yeah. You know, I'm still not 100 % sure how I feel about them. Or
what it can do to us.
But I want my mom to have this change.
And have your dad, too.
Well, they're either going to be happy we stay out of their business, but mad
themselves for not grabbing this chance.
Or unhappy.
We got into their business, but super happy they've seized the opportunity.
And you're not just talking about business?
No, I'm not.
And I want my dad happy, too.
And your mom did that for him.
Yeah, everyone's in the family.
This is Sophia.
Hi, Sophia. You are on speaker with Isaiah Handcar.
Hi. Hi, Luke Mill. Why are you two calling me on speaker?
And should I be scared?
Yes, you should be. And we need your help with something.
I'm on driveway again.
Hello.
Change of plans and change of outfit.
How did you get in here?
You didn't tell me that. Well, I signed a non -disclosure. So I'm just saying,
you know, if, um... Well, I think we... Darius Stone.
I would like to introduce you to Sawyer Leahy from Bliss Market.
Good to meet you, Mr. Stone.
Excited about this meeting.
Uh, what meeting?
So neither of you be mad. We didn't have a lot of time to make this happen. Oh,
okay. We've been ambushed.
I'm sorry, Mr. Leahy.
I...
We had no idea whatever this is. Okay, you know what? I'm just going to say
if this doesn't work out, it's all on these two right here. Okay, but if it
does, I was involved the entire time, and you are so very welcome.
Mrs. Stone, my mom has an incredible business opportunity, and she's going to
throw it away, partly because it is a lot, and it means she'll have to give up
lot of things that she loves.
But mostly because she loves you and you are still in love with her.
Okay.
Sophia, why don't you and I go elsewhere and let the four of them hash this out?
Great idea.
Love is everything.
Love is everything.
Um, remember when you and me were in the restroom and, you know, we were
talking?
Well, I was thinking.
Yeah. That was the sign.
Okay. This is your sign.
And this is your sign.
Mom. Mom.
I... This business opportunity, this man who loves you so much, you deserve
it. Okay, you deserve all of it.
I'm sorry about everything.
Wow.
I've been really kind of selfish.
Dad shocker.
I know.
I mean, I'm going away to college in a year, and you won't have me driving you
crazy every day.
Listen, I'm glad you got your new business, and I know you love it, Dad.
But I can't love you back.
Not like Ms. Pellman can.
She made you happy, and I want that for you. I want you to be happy again, Dad.
Like Grandma said.
Time for you to get your shine back.
Okay?
You are so much like your mother.
You don't know this.
You... I have something else.
The market wants to carry the bourbon sausage. Mm -hmm.
It's big.
Bigger than I want to handle.
You know, I like what I do here.
I get to be creative, and it makes me happy.
But I need someone who knows how to run a business on this scale.
I need you.
But if you don't want to or can't right now because of your new business, I
won't be mad.
Okay, maybe I will, but I'll get over it.
But if you're willing, Darius.
Would you be my partner in this?
Okay, this is what I want.
I want you to know that I
won't
breathe alone.
I love you.
You're amazing.
You're beautiful.
And you are perfect for me.
You're perfect for me.
So you better be in love with me, too.
Because I'd like to see what we can do together in business and in life.
Is that non -negotiable? Oh, totally non -negotiable.
Well, then, if you want to close this deal, kiss me.
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