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[Madison] Previously onSistas.
-I still love you, Danni. -Why?
[Tony]I see a complex, wonderful human being
who makes mistakes like everyone else.
I don't know if I'll ever be the woman you deserve.
-Thank you for the juice. -Always.
I think she like you more than for just the juice,
-my boy. -You think so?
How can I help you?
You can help me by staying away from my sister.
You are the best stylist we've seen today.
And she ain't gassin' either.
I'm glad we had a chance to meet.
[Fatima] I don't trust that man.
I just want to know when you plan on telling Zac the truth.
[tense music]
I overheard your little conversation
on the day of the cookout.
And what conversation would that be, Fatima?
I talked to a whole lot of people during the cookout.
Right. Yeah, that you did.
But it was the conversation that you had before
the cookout started in my front yard.
I was getting dressed,
and I happened to step out on the balcony.
And I overheard what you said about Zac.
Hey.
Look, I can't talk right now.
Yeah, I'm here. Now, what's going on?
Today is not the day to tell him.
All right? It's bad-
Mm-mm. No, it's bad timing.
Zac is my only son. Right now, as his father,
I want to do this the right way.
Yes, he deserves to know, but when the time is right.
Now, once again, let me handle it.
Look, I gotta go.
-Fatima. -Mm, yeah, that right there.
By the look on your face,
you know damn well what I'm talking about.
Look, you don't understand.
Why is it that every time somebody
gets caught in a lie,
the first thing they say is, "You don't understand"?
-Hmm? -Look, I haven't lied.
Are you kidding me?
[laidback music]
[Danni] Thank you for coming.
You forgot your portfolio.
Crazy, why you do that girl thing like that?
She know that was trash before it got in here.
You saw them ragged-ass cutout magazine photos.
Then gon' fix her mouth to say she did Naomi Campbell's hair.
More like "Lie"-ra Banks.
Naomi Campbell wears wigs.
-So stop playing with me. -Somebody got to do her wigs.
But it wasn't her ass.
She looked like Blu Cantrell.
Hit 'Em Up Style.
Without any style.
I love that song.
Listen, I think we all know
who the best applicant of the day was.
It is disturbing that in Atlanta we could only find one, but-
-How embarrassing. -[Danni] Anywho.
Yeah.
Cheyenne is our new stylist.
If we can get the licensing worked out and all the details,
-then we got our girl. -Yeah.
Cheyenne Barnes is our girl.
Let's just keep it all in the family.
-I know that's right. -Mission accomplished.
-Let's get the hell out of here. -Please.
Look, just cut the best friend of Zac's dad act, okay?
Look, you told whoever you were talking to that you needed
to tell Zac in the right way.
-Fatima. -[Fatima] Doing it the right way
would have been being in his life from the beginning, but...
-Yeah, but- -Just stop, okay?
Please stop it.
I heard you admit to being Zac's actual father.
Not his uncle, cousin, best friend, all that other bullshit.
You said that Zac was your only son.
And Zac trusted you.
Can you just hold it down for just a minute?
Hold it down?
Are you seriously telling me to be quiet in my own house?
No, just allow me to break it to him in my own time.
That's all. That's all I'm asking.
You do understand every day I have to keep this,
it's like I'm lying to Zac too.
-I understand that. -Do you?
Look, I don't like hiding shit from him.
And this is a horrible position to be put in.
Look, I get it. I get it. I do.
Look, I'm telling you right now, Mr. Keyes.
If you don't open your mouth and tell him,
I will.
Look, there's so many things that I need to explain.
I'm just trying to find
the right time to break it to him.
That's all. I just need a little time.
How long have you known?
What?
You heard me.
How long have you known?
Um...
What y'all talking about?
Oh, nothing. [chuckling] Yeah, yeah.
Ha, ha, ha, nah.
What y'all talking about?
It's nothing, babe. Seriously.
-Yeah. Yeah, it's nothing. -Yeah.
-I know that look. -What look?
What were y'all talking about?
Zac, I gotta go.
-Andi's waiting on this, OK? -Fatima-
[Fatima] All right.
Mr. Keyes? You keep feeling me, all right?
All right. I got it. Yeah.
[Fatima] Love you.
What was that about?
It was nothing.
? I got your attention ?
? You can't get enough ?
Hi. How can I help you?
I have an appointment with Karen.
Um...
We don't have any appointments for Karen.
Oh, well, I have one, so.
Mm, couldn't be, 'cause I do all the scheduling.
Yeah, and I spoke with Karen a week ago,
and she said she'd squeeze me in.
-So where is she? -Washington.
-What? -She moved.
This is ridiculous.
She ain't tell you? Sorry, girl.
OK, well, I have an important engagement tonight.
I still need my hair done.
All of the stylists are busy, and I have my own to do.
Otherwise, I'd do yours.
Ha! Y'all really about to make me catch a case.
Oh, girl, we'll get you in later.
The engagement is later,
and "I'm sorry" ain't gonna get my hair did, lady.
Girl, relax.
What's going on?
[Woman] Who are you?
I'm one of the owners. How may I help you?
OK, well, I spoke with Karen a week ago,
-and this airhead- -Air who?
-said that she was in Washington.
That's because she is.
Who are you? And why are you talking to me?
Um...
I'm also one of the owners.
OK.
So which one of you owners is going to do my hair?
? My girls hold me down ?
? When them boys mess around ?
? When my love life is a headache ?
? We're goin' out tonight ?
? 'Cause I'm lookin' for love ?
[upbeat music]
So what's going on?
I thought you were through with her after you broke up.
And yet you still running over there checking up on her.
Man, I should have never told your ass that shit.
-I told you about Penelope. -And?
Look, you're my boy, and I've never seen you like that.
And you had to throw hands with that -.
No, I don't need a play by play,
Marv Albert. I was there.
And you should have never been put
in that position in the first place.
I should have never showed up
over her house without calling her first.
Nah, nah. No, we're not going to do that.
Man, it's the truth.
OK.
But after everything, why are you still going over there?
Because I still love her.
Look, I did some stuff. She did some stuff.
-We both made some big mistakes. -But did you - around?
-I mean, well, no. -All right, case in point.
And look, she don't even like your kids.
How could you possibly entertain a woman that doesn't embrace
everything that comes with you?
Look, I hear you, man, but it's not that simple.
All right. Yeah, if you say so.
All right.
Was it simple when Sabrina caught you with Penelope?
Look, we weren't even together when that shit happened.
[laughs] You were broke up for, like, what?
Less than a day. Maybe 22 hours tops.
Why do you think she got so mad?
She probably thought you were
sleeping with her the whole time.
I guess the timing was bad.
-You guess the timing was bad. -Yo, hold up.
We ain't even talking about me right now.
We supposed to be focused on you.
Look, man, there's some things going on that
I can't tell you about, all right?
'Cause it's not my business to share it.
[Rich laughs]
Okay.
Look, just know she needs me to be there for her, bro.
Okay, Captain Save-A-Ho.
Hey, I'm gonna drop this weight on your foot.
Look, all right, I'm not calling your girl a ho.
Although she did engage in some ho activities.
All right, look, we gonna work through whatever that shit was,
but she does need me to be there for her.
All right, and then we'll sort
through all that other shit later.
Okay.
Hey.
-Hey. -What's up, lady?
-How you doing? -I'm good.
-How are you? -We just wanna get
a quick workout in.
-I see that. -Oh, this is my boy Tony.
Hey, Tony. I'm Madison Truitt.
-Hey, nice to meet you. -[Madison] Likewise.
I heard you're the new gym owner.
That I am, yeah.
I just wanted to come over and introduce myself.
Yeah.
You know, the lady, she knows how to work a room.
[Madison chuckles]
That's just because I want people to know that I'm here,
all right?
And Tony, I'm gonna put up a suggestion box.
If you have any improvements for me at all,
please do not hesitate, all right?
-Let me know. -Okay.
You know, I overheard some members in the locker room
talking about the steam room being out.
They were complaining. So maybe start there.
You can trust that I'm on the steam room,
all right? I'm on it.
All right, I just wanted to come over and introduce myself.
I'll let y'all get back to it.
You know where to find me, all right?
-All right. -Okay.
Good to see you.
Hey.
-Hey, man. -What's up?
She caught your eye?
Nah, I just think she's cool.
That's all. She good people.
Okay. Good people.
All right.
Yo, shut up.
Look, I don't understand why
y'all just won't honor my appointment.
I told you you ain't on the books.
And I told you I spoke to Karen directly.
And I told you Karen ain't put it on the schedule, ma'am.
So Karen is gone.
She didn't...
Oh! This is ridiculous!
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
No, no, no, wait.
What?
I can do your hair.
-What? -What?
What did she ask you?
She...
She just wanted to know,
you know, how long I knew who you were.
That's it?
Yeah. What else could it be?
Tima always over the top, yo. She...
It's the pregnancy, I'm telling you.
-Yeah, man, look. -It's the hormones, man.
I see it. I see it.
Now you see what I've been goin' through?
-She's tripping. -You want something to drink?
-No, I'm good. -You sure?
-I'm good. -Come on, man.
All right.
Oh, man, it's funny.
Like, she keep asking me
to press you about my sperm donor.
I think he was a good man.
A good man?
What kind of good man leaves
his son to be raised by a drug addict?
See, now, she wasn't always like that.
You know what? You know what?
You know what? Nope.
Nope. I don't even want to go there.
I don't. Let's just talk about the kids.
Okay.
So what? You got practices?
We got practices weekly.
Okay.
[laidback music]
Thank you. This is right on time.
-Good. -[Andi] You okay?
Yeah. Yeah, I'm good.
-Fatima? -Yeah.
Have a seat.
-You know, I just need to get... -Have a seat.
Okay.
[tense music]
What's really going on?
Andi, I, um...
I found something out about Zac, and...
I don't know how to tell him.
I've never known you not to speak your mind.
-This must be big. -It is.
What is it?
It's about Mr. Keyes.
Mr. Keyes? What about him?
I overheard him on the phone the day of the cookout.
What'd he say?
Andi, he said that he's Zac's father.
[cheerful music]
Now Maurice, you know we can't have
no unlicensed activity up in here.
Pamela, can you do me a quick favor, babe?
-[Pam] Hmm. -Look in that file cabinet
and get the light blue folder, please.
Can you move at a more glacial pace?
Open for it.
What that say?
-Heffa! -Maurice Webb
licensed in the state of Georgia?
[Maurice] That's right.
When you was gonna say something, huh?
Well, you know I am fashion and beauty.
I didn't know you were into it like that, though.
Well, I've had my license for a long time.
That's how I keep everybody fabulous.
-Mm-hmm. -Like?
Okay, so you gonna do my hair?
Yes, I am, and I just wanna say,
I'm so sorry for whatever Pam said.
Me, too.
Okay. Thank you.
Come with me, suh.
-[Danni] Are you sure? -[Maurice] I'm sure.
And you can take notes or not.
I'm gonna do her hair.
And you get no money.
[upbeat music]
Then where the hell has he been?
That's what I wanna know.
Did you confront him about that?
Yes, I did, and then Zac came
downstairs in the middle of the conversation.
Did Zac hear you all talking?
No.
[sighs] Okay, yes, this is big.
I think you're gonna have to tell him.
I want to, but Mr. Keyes
asked me not to say anything
until he could tell Zac himself.
-Wow. -Wait.
-Do you think he told your mom? -I doubt it.
They just got acquainted.
Andi, I don't like keeping this from Zac.
Girl, you got quite a dilemma on your hands.
Who are you tellin'?
[funky music]
Oh, child, I'm gonna get me a cold one.
Okay.
[line trilling]
-[Andi]Hey, Danni. -Hey, Andi.
-What you doing? -Just in the office with Fatima.
-Hey, Danni. -[Danni]Oh, hey, girl.
-What's going on? -Nothing, just work.
Well, yo, you'll never guess.
We just had this angry customer
walk in that Karen forgot to tell us about.
Oh.
I mean, with everything going on,
I can see how that could slip her mind.
Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
Well, guess what I just found out?
Maurice Webb is a licensed cosmetologist.
-[Fatima]I know you lying. -Yeah, girl.
And, uh, I don't know.
I'm just really anxious to, uh, see how his hair turn out.
Do you do malpractice lawsuits?
Well, let us know how it goes.
Okay, I will.
Just, you know, keep that attorney mind on deck.
But, you know, I didn't call you for that,
now that I think about it.
I called you to go over that Sabrina stuff
I was telling you about at the hospital
with the social worker?
Yeah, of course.
Your appointments are open for the rest of the day.
Oh, uh, yeah. Come by anytime.
Is there anything new?
No, no, no, no.
It's just that power of attorney court order stuff.
-Remember? -Right.
You mentioned that. Yes, come in.
All right. I'm...
I'm on my way.
I don't want to watch this go down.
All right, bye.
? I know what you want, what you want... ?
[Danni] Go easy.
All right!
What's going on?
I guess we'll find out when she gets here.
Now, back to Zac and Mr. Keyes.
What are you gonna do?
I don't know, Andi. I want to tell Zac.
Then I think you need to trust your first mind.
I mean, you know how Zac is.
Yeah.
That's exactly what I'm worried about.
[laidback music]
[phone ringing]
Hello?
Hey, gorgeous.
Who's this?
-What you mean, who's this? -I'm cappin'.
Cappin'?
Oh, you mean you're kidding, right?
Yes.
So, uh, when can I see you again?
Why?
[Hayden]You looked in a mirror?
I don't know.
It's what you would call a conflict of interest.
You mean Andi.
You don't really seem to like my sister.
And you seem to have known that
before we went out last time.
So?
So...
So...
I want to get to know you better.
-Or use me to get to her? -[Hayden]Who, me?
Oh. No, I would never do that.
[sighs]
Listen, I'll think about it.
I wouldn't do anything to intentionally hurt my sister.
[Hayden]Yeah. Yeah, of course.
But, again, you went out with me last time,
and you seem to know our dynamic.
Well, maybe that's to prove to her that she can't dictate
-who I can and cannot see. -Oh.
So you used me, then?
Everybody uses everybody, Mr. Moss.
Damn, you cold, huh?
I'm not saying I won't go out with you again.
-So what are you saying? -I'll think about it.
Okay.
Look, I feel like you could be
the glue that brings me and Andi together.
You don't believe that.
Nah, not really.
I thought it sounded good, though.
-I'll call you. -Oh, yeah?
-Yes, I'll call you. -Yeah, you better call me, girl.
Later.
Yeah.
[laidback music]
Hi, Miss King. How are you?
I'm good. How are you?
Good. How can I help you today?
-Here to see Andi. -[Linda] Oh, of course.
Let me get her on the line for you.
Hi, Miss Barnes.
I've got Danni here for you.
All righty. Okay.
-She says you can go on in. -Thanks, Linda.
All right. Have a good one.
[Danni knocks] Hey, girl.
-Come in. -Hey.
-[Andi] Have a seat. -Thank you.
Do you want any coffee?
-Water? -I'm okay.
Okay.
So what's going on with Sabrina?
Okay.
So I went to the hospital to visit her.
And while I was there, the social worker was telling me
she's trying to hunt down Sabrina's next of kin.
Why?
Apparently, I can't make any legal medical decisions for her.
Wait, I don't understand.
I thought you were the designated next of kin.
So did I. But it's just in that, like,
emergency contacts situation,
and no actual medical decisions.
Oh, wow.
Then that would apply across the board,
beyond her medical care.
What do you mean?
So her apartment, her bills, everything,
the investigations of her accident, who's responsible.
I mean, I guess it's all just piling up.
You know, maybe we should go by her apartment
and just check on everything and see if there's anything
that needs urgent attention.
You see, the fact of the matter is,
the hospital's ethics committee
is making decisions on her behalf.
People who don't know her or what she would want.
Okay.
So we would need to apply and get a court order
to make you the legal guardian.
This is just a lot of responsibility.
What do you mean?
I can't keep a houseplant alive.
How am I supposed to make decisions for Sabrina?
[upbeat music]
Ooh, honey! You look like royalty.
-I do, don't I? -[Pam] Yes, you do.
Wow.
I would love to book with you again in a couple weeks.
Oh, uh, sorry, I'm an owner, not a stylist, but this was...
No, but...
Ignore him. I will put you on the schedule.
-Thank you. -Pam!
The customer that pays stays.
Uh-oh, she's hugging and touching me.
Thank you.
You're welcome, houndstooth.
Your services for today come up to $175.
-Here you are. -Thank you.
Oh, my God, I would never take a tip from anybody.
You don't have to. I would never.
Of course I do. You deserve it.
-Thank you. -Look, and-
Okay, I'm really sorry about my attitude earlier.
It's okay, girl. Bad hair will make you change.
Look, what I didn't realize
is that when I made the appointment with Karen,
I was losing my mom.
I go to her wake this evening and then her funeral tomorrow.
-Oh, I'm so sorry for your loss. -Yeah, me too.
My mama would rise like Lazarus
if she saw me walking into her services
looking raggedy.
So seriously, thank you.
Really, thank you so much.
-I appreciate it. -My pleasure.
-Two weeks. -Uh, no weeks.
[Pam] We'll be waiting for you.
Maurice!
Girl, I ain't making no habit out of that.
-She left so happy. -Uh-huh.
Go on over there and call Karen and see if
she got some more funeral clients.
Good idea.
May they rest in peace.
[upbeat music]
Okay,
so who do we know in Sabrina's family?
Well, I mean, she didn't know her mom because
she left her to be raised by her Gran-Gran.
Her grandmother died a few years ago.
Right.
And she never mentioned any siblings or...
Yeah, she has an uncle and an aunt.
Some other extended family, but...
she wasn't close with them.
So do you want to be her legal guardian?
I mean, she trusted you enough
to put you down on her paperwork.
Yeah, but...
I can't make good decisions for my own life.
How can I make decisions for Sabrina?
What about you? Have you thought about it?
What about me?
You being her legal guardian.
Um, Danni, I don't know about that.
-See? -See what?
The crushing weight of the pressure
to make good decisions for someone's life.
Yes, you're right. Okay, how about this?
Just take some time, think about it, until then,
allow the ethics committee to make decisions on her behalf.
See, that doesn't feel right either.
We know her better than them.
That's not stepping up.
You know what, Danni?
This decision requires some time.
And you need to think about it.
We can't make a decision too quick.
It's not to be taken lightly.
Yeah, I'll think about it.
-So, how are you? -Me?
I mean, you've had a lot
of traumatic events happen lately.
I want to see if you're okay.
[pleasant music]
[phone ringing]
Damn.
You got hidden cameras in this bitch?
[clears throat]
Hi, Mama!
[Valerie]Cheyenne, baby. How are you?
Cheyenne?
-You there? -Oh, hey.
Yes. Sorry.
I was just in the middle of something.
[Valerie] I asked how you were.
I should be asking you that.
You had treatments. How's it all going?
[Valerie]Well, it's tough, but I'm not as bad as
some of the others I see there.
It's probably because you're so active.
[Valerie]Whatever the reason, I feel blessed.
So, how are things with you and your sister?
You girls aren't pulling each other's hair out, are you?
Not yet.
-[Valerie]Cheyenne. -No.
We're chilling.
[Valerie]How's the job hunt going?
Um, it's going good.
I think I might actually get a job at Andi's friend's salon.
[Valerie]Well, that's great news.
Yeah. Um, you know what?
Mama, that is them calling me now.
[Valerie]Oh. Call me back.
Okay! Bye, Mama!
Okay. [sighs]
[tense music]
[sighs]
[upbeat music]
Girl, I'm doing the best that I can
with what I got.
Right.
-Danni, who was it? -Who was who?
Who was the person that almost raped you?
I don't want to talk about it.
Danni, you need to press charges against him.
Andi, I really don't want to talk about it.
He hurt you. Do you want to walk around
looking over your shoulder every second?
No, I don't.
Okay. Well, how do you know he won't come back?
I don't think he will.
Danni, how do you know?
You know what?
I know that Sabrina was
your go-to for intimate moments like this.
You mean like Karen was for you?
Yes, like Karen was for me.
Stay keepin' shit from us.
Danni, the point I'm trying to make
is that I am here for you, and I always have been.
I know.
Shit, who else would that?
I'm serious, Danni.
I love you.
In spite of our differences.
I know.
And I meant what I said.
We all we got.
Well, in light of our new openness,
why do I feel like you're still keeping things from me?
What are you talking about?
You know, Danni, one of the things that we learned
in interviewing witnesses was eye contact avoidance.
What are you... I don't know what you're talking about.
Eye contact avoidance implies
that someone is being less than truthful.
Well, you know what? At Higher Airlines,
we were taught that in some Asian cultures,
prolonged eye contact is rude.
So, go figure.
[phone ringing]
Hey, babe.
-Hey, what's up, baby? -Hey, what you doing?
I'm in the backyard cleaning out the barbecue pit.
Yeah, I almost forgot about that
with everything that happened the other day.
Forgot? Or waiting for me to do it?
Okay, maybe a little bit.
All right. What you got going on?
I'm good. Just ass deep in work right now.
Ass deep?
I like ass deep.
Oh, my gosh. You are so nasty.
So, um, did Mr. Keyes tell you
what we talked about?
Yeah, he just said
that you asked him how long he knew about me.
-That's all he said? -Pretty much.
Wow.
Yo, why you so hard on that man?
Zac, 'cause he's not being honest with you.
Fatima, I get it, but this is
some things I just don't want to know about.
-[Fatima]Right, Zac, but- -I get it.
I get it, baby, but I just don't.
-Okay. -[Zac]Okay?
I just called to check up on you.
That's sweet. Thank you.
All right. You need me to bring you anything?
No. I'm good.
[Zac]I see you threw the lunch away.
You saw that?
Baby, I'm just... I'm tired of leftovers.
Mm-hmm. You know there's hungry people
all over the world, Fatima Taylor.
Zac, don't do that.
No, I got you. You tired of the barbecue stuff.
Yes, I am.
Noted.
Babe, I got to go. Andi's coming.
All right. Go ahead.
-Do your thing. -All right.
Love you. Bye.
I love you more.
-Hey. -Hey.
Wow.
How's it going in here?
A lot better than it looks. I can promise you that.
Quick question.
Do you and Zac have any plans later?
-You busy? -No, I mean, he's just at
the house right now doing some urban renewal.
He should be free later just chilling.
-And what is urban renewal? -Cleaning up.
-Oh! [laughs] -Yes.
The backyard was a mess
after everything that happened the other day.
I'm so sorry that happened at your home.
Andi, I'm just glad you weren't alone when it happened.
I mean, who knows how it would have ended.
That's true.
Yeah.
So why'd you ask me what I'm doing later?
Oh, um, Danni wanted us to stop by later.
Is everything okay?
To be honest, I don't know.
She was just talking to me about Sabrina,
but I feel like there's something more.
Besides all the craziness with her and Tony and the attack?
Maybe she just needs some girl time.
Yeah. Okay.
Yeah. I'm down.
I'll just let Zac know I'll be later than usual.
Okay. Great.
-Thanks, Fatima. -Of course. Of course.
Oh, and what would I do without you?
Let's not find out.
[both laugh]
Oh, gosh.
[laidback music]
[knocking on door]
-Who is it? -[Andi] Andi.
Hey, girl. What's all this?
I knew you wouldn't have anything to eat in here.
Okay. Not too much.
Okay. No, I don't have any groceries.
We know.
So, um, I stopped by the hospital on the way home.
Oh.
Girl, it's like...
Like, I know it's her, but it's not her.
It's a shell of who she was, is...
Look, Danni, we have to keep the faith.
That's what I keep trying to tell myself.
But when I go in there,
and I see all those tubes in her, and...
-I can hear the IV drip. -[Andi] Okay.
-Danni? -[Danni] Andi.
-We are going to help her. -We have to.
[Andi] We will.
[knocking on door]
Oh. It's probably... Fatima.
But don't you want to ask who is it?
-Hey, girl. -Hey.
-Come on in. -Thank you.
-Hey, girl. -Hey, Fatima.
Look, Andi brought food.
Good. Because I am starving.
And I got some sparkling apple cider for the mommy to be.
Thank you. So sweet.
So, what's going on?
I just thought it was time for a sister circle.
-It has been a while. -Yes, it really has.
It's a sistas triangle now.
Danni?
It's too soon.
I wasn't making a joke. It's just us, you know?
What's going on, Danni?
I can read through that. Your energy's off.
Please tell me that you decided to press charges against
the man that tried to hurt you.
Yeah, or at least drop a name, honey.
So I can have his ass whipped from here to Biloxi.
-Okay. -Yeah, just touch.
Just...
I'm going to pretend like I didn't hear any of that.
'Cause you never touch a person.
-It's always bang, bang. -You right.
I wasn't completely honest
with y'all the last time you were here.
We know that, Danni.
Yeah, so, uh, Cretia told me that I can't really let
my friends be there for me
if I don't tell them what's going on with me.
Danni, we're here to support you.
-Thank you. -Absolutely.
It's just that the, um...
the attack triggered me.
And it, um...
What are you saying?
Well, I mean, I fought this guy off.
Just scratched and kicked
and bit and fought some more, but...
Just after...
my brain got flooded with all these memories from,
uh, college. And Jonah.
Oh, Danni.
[Danni] And, um...
I just felt like all these attacks, um...
were just living inside of me,
and I didn't know until it came up.
And I couldn't be honest with y'all
because I wasn't honest with myself.
Police.
We need to report him to the police.
-No, Andi. -Danni, why not?
-'Cause I just... -[Fatima] No.
I cracked his head open with a frying pan.
-Good. -I just want to move on.
Look, I'm sorry, Danni, but he tried to take something
by force that did not belong to him.
So he either needs to be reported or carried.
One or the other.
Danni.
Just tell us why you don't want to report him to the police?
How many women are made to feel like they deserved
what happened to them?
Because of what they were wearing.
How much they drank.
Where they were.
Or any other reason to blame a woman instead of
hold a man accountable.
I don't want to be made to feel any worse than I already do.
I just can't.
Danni, we are gonna be with you every step of the way.
I just can't, okay?
[knocking on door]
-Will you get that? -All right.
[agitated music]
Would he...
Was Officer Green the man who tried to rape you?
[Danni]Next onSistas...
Mrs. Jefferies, all of the arrangements
have been made as requested.
She is your boss.
Does she know that you came out with me again?
-Danni, does she look familiar? -Not at all.
But I'm about to find out who she is.
I'm warning you, I ain't no pushover, okay?
Oh yeah?
Let me see it.
-Let me get out of here. -Me too, girl.
I'm sure Zac is waiting at the door.
[phone ringing] It's the hospital.
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