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[ominous music]

- Husband and wife both missing.

Husband's last location pings this radius.

Wife files a missing persons report,

then goes missing herself.

But the department never followed up.

- Underpaid and understaffed.

- Something isn't quite right about her.

That bodyguard, this business.

[car tires screech]

Good morning, Mr. Bodyguard.

[camera clicks]

- We checked the traffic cameras and they were clean.

No car registered to Roosevelt or Somaya

was seen in the area.

If you wanna try to get a warrant

to run a test on his personal firearm, we can.

It'll take time.

I know you got that women's intuition thingy.

Jesus [indistinct], you and my ex-wife.

- And then after that, we have something called...

We got it this...

[ominous music]

- Good morning, Karla.

- Rose, what are you doing here?

- I work here, remember?

- Look, I'm sorry, but your access has been disabled.

- Sure you could override the system.

- I don't think that's a good idea, Rose.

And you really should not be here right now, so please.

- I know you just doing your job, Karla.

I'm not trying to get you in trouble.

- Rose, please,

Joyce really isn't happy with you right now.

And that detective has been snooping around outside.

- Yari needs my help.

She texts me. We always look out for each other.

Just say I threatened you.

[ominous music]

[gun clicks]

[ominous music]

[footsteps walking]

Gimme a few before you hit the alarm, please.

- [Voice System] Karla, access granted.

? If I'ma risk it all, might as well go crazy in it ?

? There is no rose without thorns ?

? Through rose colored glasses, I see the future ?

? This is the wild rose

? I've been trying [indistinct] but baby, it's too late ?

? If I'ma risk it all, might as well go crazy in it ?

? Since I'm all the way deep inside ?

? I might as well go crazy

? 'Bout to go crazy in it

? 'Bout to go crazy in it

[footsteps walking]

[ominous music]

- They taking care of you in here?

- Rose.

How did you get in? You don't have access anymore.

- There's still people who care here.

- Okay. They'll kill you if they find you.

I mean, you left Joyce no choice

and now it is open season on you.

- Then let's get you up outta here so that doesn't happen.

- No, there's no getting out of here, Rose.

I mean, Franklin might let me go if he had the balls,

but Joyce wants me to disappear.

She calls the shots.

- That's not going to happen. You hear me?

Look Yari, nobody knows this place better than you do.

Just help me find a way.

- I'm telling you, there is no way.

Franklin is the only person with the keys.

- Shit!

Damn!

- Rose, there's something I need you to hear.

I found some information about Somaya's hit

after bugging Chase's phone.

I don't know who is on that recording,

but you need to hear it.

I think it has everything that you've been looking for.

- Where?

- On my computer at home.

I think you should go, now.

- I can't leave you like this, Yari.

- How'd you even know I was here?

- Are you okay?

You texted me.

You said that you were being held here

and that you needed my help.

- No, no. I never texted you.

I don't even have my phone.

Rose, watch out!

[ominous music]

- It's funny how tables turn, huh?

- [Rose] Oh, you proud of a sneak attack?

- Ain't no rules when it's wartime, Rosie.

You should know that by now.

- You're setting a bad example for everybody here, Rose.

Some will look up to you,

someone would love to take your spot.

You've gone against the family.

I can't protect you anymore, son.

[ominous music]

[men grunting]

- Your spot's mine now, Rosie.

You don't belong here no more.

[men grunting]

- You hit like a bitch.

- Bro think he tough now, right?

[men grunting]

Get your bitch ass up.

[men grunting]

[ominous music]

[gun fires]

- Enough!

Rose is my responsibility, not yours.

Everybody out.

The facility is closed for the rest of the day.

This is family business.

We're a family, Rose.

You're my son,

but you're the one that I'm the most disappointed in.

First you plan leaving with your wife and your daughter,

and then you bring the police to our front door.

And then you disobey a direct order.

You know how seriously we take the code.

It's our word, our bond, our oath.

As hard as this is for me,

nobody is bigger than the organization.

Nobody.

Chase,

this is part of your responsibility now.

Handle it.

[ominous music]

- We ain't family.

- Excuse me?

- Sometimes you just must accept your fate, son.

- I accept my fate,

but even a death row inmate has a final statement.

- No.

No, you don't make any rules.

- Neither do you.

I know somebody else is pulling the strings.

Somebody you have to answer to.

- Let him have his say, Joyce.

Rose, son, go ahead.

Make your peace.

- Ever since I was a child, I was treated different by you.

Treated lesser than,

like I didn't belong.

Now I know why.

Families don't hold secrets, Joyce.

Why won't you tell Franklin about me?

Do I remind you of him?

- What?

What is he talking about, Joyce?

- I don't know. - Richard Bolden,

the man I was hired to kill died 30 years ago,

or so you thought.

[ominous music]

- Where did you get that information?

- The real reason why she wants Bolden dead

is because he can expose Civil to the world.

And even worse,

he can expose you.

- Shoot him, Chase. Shoot him now.

- Wait, stand down! Wait. Wait.

Son, I've given you a chance to speak,

but you have to make sense.

- I'm not your son.

Joyce knows. She knew all along. Ask her.

- What the fuck are you talking about, Rose?

- He's just trying to start confusion.

- He is my son.

Right, Joyce?

- You can take a DNA test. That'll clear that up.

I'm game.

Wouldn't that be something though?

Right, ma?

- After Chase was born,

things weren't great between us.

You know that, Franklin.

- Great between us? Well, what are you trying to say?

- We were young.

We were trying to make a name for ourselves at Civil.

We used to fight all the time. You remember?

You remember that, don't you?

Richard was there for me.

- There for you?

There for you how?

There for you how, Joyce?

[ominous music]

Is Rose my son?

- I'm just here to remind everyone

we still have a job to complete.

Everything is on the line.

Millions of dollars.

And we risk exposure if Somaya isn't silenced.

Aurora,

Summer.

Where they at?

- They're safe,

for now.

We have their location now, thanks to Yari.

- What?

- Apparently Yari has been helping them hide

for the past five months.

Sending them money, moving them from place to place.

We're arranging a team to pick them up.

But I'll make you a deal.

And as your brother, I'll give you one last chance.

Somaya or your family.

You have 48 hours.

Your choice.

? Think about you all of the time ?

? Baby boy

? Baby boy, you know that you got me hooked ?

? You got me hooked

? Running through my mind doing circle circles ?

? Running through my mind doing circle circles ?

? Baby boy, you know that you got me hooked ?

[knock on door]

Carmen. - Oh my God.

- How did you find me here?

- I got in contact with Rose. He told me where you were.

Oh my God. I've been so worried.

I've been trying to reach out to you. What the fuck, Maya?

- Get inside.

[door slams]

- [Yari] I have nothing to say to you.

- It's all right.

[footsteps walking]

You don't have to say a word.

Your mother never really wanted kids,

But she learned to love y'all.

Something about Joyce

that your brothers and you just don't know.

[emotional music]

Wasn't easy for her coming up.

Her own mother abandoned her as a child.

So, she came up in the system.

The things that she had seen,

the things she had to do just to survive.

Of course those details would never come out

because her records are sealed.

But you, you're talented enough to unseal them.

I just want you to know that I love you

and I always will.

It's just one request I have of you.

Find Summer and Aurora before Civil does,

for Rose's sake.

Yeah.

[emotional music]

All I ever did was love you, woman.

- Things were different, Franklin.

I was young.

I'm sorry.

- I poured my entire life into this organization.

Civil is all I know.

Civil betrayed me.

You betrayed me.

Did you love him?

- It was a long time ago, Franklin.

We built something great here.

You are Rose's father. The only father he's known.

- Do you hear yourself, woman?

You got to be some type of crazy.

Bolden is Rose's father.

After all that I've done for you?

After all that I've done for this family!

I remember holding Rose in my hands when he was born

and his hand wrapped around my finger

and he wouldn't let go.

I named him after my favorite Blues singer.

And you mean to tell me that after all this time

that he's not mine?

- I know I've hurt you.

I know I...

I know I've hurt you.

- How do I even know that Chase is mine, huh?

Or Yari?

- Don't go there, Frank. Don't go there.

Of course, they're yours. Yari and Chase-

- Are they?

Huh?

Joyce, how could you do this to me?

To me?

I can't even look at you.

Just gimme some time.

Some time to myself.

[sad music]

- Everybody's worried sick about you.

- I know.

- You know a police came looking for you after EQ was killed?

What the hell even happened?

- That recording booth saved my life.

- I'm so sorry.

I know this is so traumatic for you.

- Yeah, I just need to clear my thoughts

and been laying low here for a couple of days.

What? [Carmen laughs]

- I mean, he's either controlling

or I've been knocking them fools.

- Girl! Stop acting a fool.

- Which one is it?

Maya, I'm proud of you. You know that?

That Shade Room interview? Girl, it was incredibly brave.

- Bingo cut it short.

- And? You still spoke your truth.

Ay, what's up?

Y'all got some drink around here or something?

Some 1942?

- I doubt it, girl. But he do got some expensive wine.

- Oh, it's hella bougie. I love it.

[doorbell rings]

- She all right?

- As good as she can be.

She told me to come see you.

Said you had something for me.

- Yeah, everything's on the laptop.

She was obsessed with these recordings.

She'd stay up all night

just listening to Chase's conversations

until she heard something the other night

on those files right there.

[curious music]

- Chase is MIA.

- If your brother is held up, it's for a good reason.

He's got a lot on his plate.

[Chase and Carmen moaning]

[curious music]

[Chase and Carmen moaning]

- Oh Gosh.

- [Carmen] Mm.

You gonna make me write a song about you.

- [Chase] With your talent, I can't wait to hear it.

- Wish you could say that to my label.

They put me on the shelf.

Well, they still use me

to write fucking hits for Somaya no talent having ass.

Honestly, I'm a tax write-off.

- What do you have against Somaya? She makes great music.

- Music that I wrote.

She's one dimensional.

I'm a all around artist.

It just pisses me off because sometimes I feel like

she's the only thing that's standing in the way

of me accomplishing my dreams.

- [Chase] How so?

- I mean, like the marketing dollars, the attention.

And it's all because she's just fucking the boss,

by the way.

But whatever.

- You're also fucking a boss.

- So, was you serious about what you said

the night that we met?

- [Chase] What did I say?

- [Carmen] I mean, you were talking crazy.

- I blame it on the goose. Okay?

- But you told me that

you were a hitman.

[ominous music]

I mean, I'm just trying to see if it's true

or if you was just talking shit like most people do.

- I'm not like most people.

If I said it, I meant it.

- So, it is true?

- [Chase] So, let me get this straight.

You really want me to kill your best friend?

- I'll finally get my turn.

- [Chase] You know that ain't gon' be cheap?

- I can keep paying you in good pussy.

- [Chase] As good as it is, it ain't enough.

[ominous music]

- Okay.

I'm getting by right now, but

I do got a lottery ticket coming in the next few months.

- [Chase] How much?

- [Carmen] Like at least 500,000.

- How?

- I wrote majority of Somaya's hits.

With her catalog being sold,

I get a small percentage of her publishing.

I'll split it with you.

[ominous music]

[Chase and Carmen kissing]

- You got a house phone I can use?

- Yeah.

- Girl, now this will make you forget about your problems.

Aw. And then we create music right afterwards

like we used to.

- I promised EQ I would quit.

I really, really wanna keep that promise.

- Wow.

So, you really gon' make me do this by myself?

- You know I ain't judging you.

- Wow.

[phone rings]

What phone is that?

- The house phone.

- People even have those anymore?

I mean, you're not gonna answer it, right?

- No, I think I should.

[footsteps walking]

[drink sizzles] Hello?

- Are you good?

- Yeah, I'm good.

I'm just here chatting with Carmen. She stopped by.

- [Rose] Carmen? What the fuck is she doing there?

- She said she spoke to you.

That you gave her the location.

- Somaya, I need you to listen to me very carefully.

Carmen set you up.

- What?

- She ordered the hit on you.

Hired my organization to take you out.

Sold you out to take your spot.

You can't trust her.

- Are you sure?

- Somaya, if you never listened to me before,

listen to me now.

I'm on my way.

[Somaya breathes heavily]

[Somaya breathes shakily]

- What's daddy talking about?

Whoa.

What are you doing, Maya?

- How did you know the address?

- Girl, I told you.

- That was Rose. You never spoke to him.

- I was joking about that. You know we shared locations.

- The only problem with that is I don't have my phone.

It was destroyed.

So, do you wanna try this one more time?

- Somaya.

What the fuck?

It's me. It's Carmen.

- Carmen,

the only other person

who knew about my studio session with EQ.

Who did you tell?

- You should be!

Who did you tell?

- Nobody.

Come on, I don't even talk to anybody.

Maya, I would not do you like that. I fucking love you.

- Do you?

Or do you just love what you thought I could do for you

just like everybody else?

- You know me.

You know how much I've been shitted on by Bingo.

You know how fucking hard I work,

how bad I want this shit.

But you also know that you're my best friend.

Nothing's bigger than that. Nothing.

No money, no music, no nothing.

So please just put the gun down.

- I hear you, Carmen.

And I'll put the gun down

after you take a drink.

- What?

Come on, Maya, you're acting mad weird.

- Go ahead.

[gun clicks] - Okay, okay. Fine.

[Somaya breathes shakily]

You see?

Why you tripping so hard?

- I'm sorry, girl. I'm sorry.

Oh my God. I'm sorry.

This has just been so fucking traumatic for me,

everything that's been going on.

Oh God, I don't know who I can trust.

I love you, girl.

- I love you too.

- Oh my God.

Oh my God.

[Somaya breathes heavily]

Carmen!

Oh my God!

Carmen?

Carmen!

Oh my God.

[Carmen chokes]

Oh my God.

- [Rose] I had to get out of those bloody clothes.

It's probably Fentanyl.

- [Somaya] I can't believe she would do something like this.

- She overdosed.

Okay? That's not your fault.

You need to disappear.

I'ma have somebody come and clean this up.

- I think I'm a little too famous to disappear.

People will find me.

What was that?

- Nothing.

I think you should let people find you.

I think you should also do the show

that you were booked for.

Consider it a farewell performance.

[ominous music]

[cars honking]

[crowd cheering and applauding]

[crowd cheering and applauding]

? [indistinct]

? I've been waiting for you

? There could be [indistinct]

? Baby, you put my body to use

? You

? Babe, I've been patient all my life ?

? With open arms, babe

? Touch my body

? I'm all yours

? Back to back and round after round ?

? Baby, come in me right away

? I need you here right now

? For you, babe

? Tell me what more can I do

[gun fires]

[upbeat music]

[Joyce wails]

? I wasn't even trying

? She must have been weak from flying ?

? 'Cause I caught a little angel ?

? She was nothing like a stranger ?

? She knew me

? Or at least knew what she was doing ?

[siren rings]

- [Newscaster VO 1] Superstar singer, Somaya,

was fatally shot during her Saturday night show at the Roxy.

Police report no suspects or motive,

leaving heartbroken fans mourning the tragic loss.

- Frank's retirement came earlier than he expected.

Civil is yours now, Chase.

- But I still need you.

- I know.

But one day you won't.

? I guess it doesn't change, yeah, she hold me ?

? Ooh, didn't say much more, but she showed me ?

? [indistinct]

? Walk with me and tell me what you missing ?

? Just say that you want to shake up ?

- [Newscaster VO 2] A single shot killed superstar singer Somaya

who was performing at The Roxy on Saturday night.

The police have no suspects or motive at this time.

This tragedy is hitting fans hard.

[phone rings]

- Hello?

- [Pope] Yo, no one's here, man.

- What do you mean?

- Rose's wife and child are not here.

No one is.

The place is completely empty.

- Crazy how people wait until after you're gone

to give you your flowers.

- I think it worked.

You gotta stay off the grid though,

completely.

- I don't have my phone or wifi.

You know what? I finally feel free.

You didn't sleep much last night.

You running from something?

- My dreams.

I keep seeing my daughter.

Sleeping is time that I could use to find them.

Now that you're settled in, I'm going back for them.

Chase won't make good on his promise to release them.

- Rose, that looks exactly like the guitar that I pawned

almost 10 years ago.

- I hope so. It cost enough.

What you looking for?

- It is my guitar.

How did you find this?

- I went to the nearest pawn shop to the Santa Monica Pier.

They kept good records for over 10 years.

Turns turns out that the buyer bought it for his daughter.

She never played it.

She went to law school.

- It looks exactly the same.

Wow.

- Play something

- Rose, I haven't played in 10 years.

- Come on, play something. I deserve a free concert.

[guitar music]

? That's a hard pill to swallow ?

? I still feel what you said

? Though it was done in the shadows ?

? Energy don't lie

? You can try to kill the vibe

? But it's coming back to life, yeah ?

[ominous music] - How did they find us?

- Stay here.

[gun clicks]

[ominous music]

[car engine running]

Aurora.

- Daddy!

? Even though it's tough

? Sometimes we all get hopeless ?

? Keep on holding on

? We only have one life left before it's gone ?

? Oh, if you ever got time

? [indistinct]

? Celebrate and live life

? No stress [indistinct]

? Wanna smoke and catch a vibe

? Really I'll be doing fine

? [indistinct]

- Thank you for coming.

- You're very persistent.

? We can't waste our nights

? True, we live this life

? One day at a time

? We can't waste our nights

? True, we live this life

- I'm so sorry for lying to you, Rose.

I just wanted to protect them.

And if you know, it would've risked Civil finding them.

- Thank you.

? Drinking rum and Coke

- Oh, there's something else.

Franklin.

? I like when the music gets me high ?

? Keep it on the road tonight

? Oh, if you ever got time

? [indistinct]

? Celebrate and live life

? No stress [indistinct]

? Wanna smoke and catch a vibe

? Really I'll be doing fine

- Everybody thinks you're dead.

- Yeah, I guess I am to some people.

How old is she?

- Just turned 11.

- Looks just like you.

- It's the eyes.

- Rose told me a lot about the two of you.

- [Summer] What are you doing here, Somaya?

- Rose saved my life

multiple times.

- That must have been traumatic.

- First time I ever seen someone get shot,

but I'm sure he's happy to have you both back.

- I am his wife.

- You're like a real life Machiavelli.

How'd you get away with faking your death?

- Ah.

Faked a boating accident.

Folks will only look for you for so long in the ocean.

For 30 years, I lived in a remote village in Venezuela.

They called me Negrito,

the Black American.

[Yari chuckles]

- Yep. Well, they wouldn't be wrong.

- They were my community.

I stayed abreast on American news

and whenever a polarizing figure was killed, you know,

I would look for the signs.

More often than not, it was the work of Civil.

They have connections and government agencies

that you wouldn't believe.

- So why'd you come back?

- I helped create the monster.

An entity that I don't even recognize anymore.

An entity that is out of control, immoral.

Came back to destroy it.

- I have some unfinished business with Civil,

so count me in.

- Count me in too.

- [Rose] Civil code number five,

the only way outta Civil is death.

The easy choice is to take my family and run.

That's not who I am.

- Think we should use the number?

- Unless we're looking down the barrel

of the strong arm of the law, we do not use that number.

- [Rose] Rules are made to be broken,

even Civil's codes.

And that's exactly what I intend to do.

[phone ringing]

- [Civil Number] You better have a good reason

to call this number.

? If I'ma risk it all, might as well go crazy in it ?

? There is no rose without thorns ?

? Through rose colored glasses, I see the future ?

? This is the wild rose

? I've been trying [indistinct] but baby it's too late ?

? If I'ma risk it all, might as well go crazy in it ?

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