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EVA: Mm...

That's your pinky?

I think it's your thumb.

One. Two. Three. Which finger could it be?

Ooh, I was right.

Everything about you is just right.

You know, some say PDA is a red flag in relationships.

Good morning to you, too.

It is good. Better than it's been in a while.

-You doing okay, Kat? -Great.

Well, I'll let you two get back to your lovefest.

Chelsea will be here any minute.

How's she holding up?

My cousin is nothing short of mettle in stilettos.

Keeping a close watch on her dad.

-What's the latest? -Mm...

He's still in the hospital, but he's on the mend.

Wait, Bill's in the hospital?

Cardiac arrest.

It's strange, the doctors can't figure out what led to it.

I think it's the strain of being married to a snake like Hayley

that has everything to do with it.

Uh, no blame for exercise and diet?

She's the culprit and ridding himself of her is the cure.

Tell us how you really feel.

If only Bill had appreciated Aunt Dani while he had her.

Could've saved himself and everyone else some trouble.

You are just in time for a little chitchat with Dani.

Oh, I couldn't be late for the show, now, could I?

Expecting theatrics?

Dani's text was less "let's grab a bite"

and more "your appearance is required

for a command performance."

She knows better than to bring that energy to us.

And she promised there was nothing to be alarmed about.

ANITA: But important.

VERNON: All I know is,

it'd better not be about her former husband.

Sorry to disappoint you, Daddy, but

this has everything to do with Bill.

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Yeah, Henry.

Yeah, long time, long time.

Uh, Andre Richardson. Yeah.

Hey, that mutual headache of ours?

Yeah, do me a favor and find out if it's still causing migraines

in your neck of the woods.

Because there may be an outbreak in the DMV area.

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♪ ♪

Wow, you're really good.

I'm all right.

And modest, too.

I'm just warming up.

Well, you're still making an impression.

-A good one, I hope. -Mm.

Is that why you brought your guitar?

Oh, I just picked it up from a luthier down the street.

Well, no need for GRE words. I'm already impressed.

I had it refretted by a crafty repairman

at a nearby music shop.

Thanks for meeting me on my lunch break.

I have a little time before I have to get back to the clinic.

-You? -I'm flexible.

It's one of the perks of working for my mom.

So, my time is all yours.

If we don't stop now, I will never get out the door.

And this is a bad thing why?

You don't want me to be late

for my new real estate client, do you?

Of course not. I just want you.

Oh, let me assure you,

you have every inch of me, Joey Armstrong.

But I've got to get to my showing.

-What's on your schedule? -Well, it was you,

so I guess I'll just try out a new recipe

and see if I can use that to lure you back.

I'm sure it'll be delicious.

-Just like you. -Mm.

All right. All right.

Good luck.

You in place?

Do it now.

-Hey, hey, hey. -MARTIN: Whoa.

Looks like my cousin needs a chill pill.

Or a stiff drink.

Something to help that long face.

Everything okay?

Yeah. Just got a lot going on.

So, um, how's the campaign going?

-Still a tight race? -Still.

My husband is being modest.

Martin's poll numbers are up, and he's gaining steam.

And that donation you made continues to resonate.

Ah, from after the tornado?

People were hurting.

Taking the money that we raised

at that fundraiser and giving it to a disaster relief fund

-just felt right. -Yeah. It was.

Well, I probably should get a head start in service

and get us coffee.

-You get another one? -Yeah, please.

-And that's how you win a vote. -Thank you.

Ah...

Hey, I don't want to be nosy or overstep, but

-your face... -Yeah.

...when we walked in earlier,

did it have anything to do with that

blast from the past text you got?

Can't lie. Um, yeah, it did.

Do you know if that person is in town?

Ah, they never wrote me back.

But even if they are here, uh, I can handle it. It's no biggie.

-Really? -Yeah.

'Cause you clearly seem like you didn't want to hear

-from this person. -I still don't.

You tried to track their location.

I overreacted, Smitty.

It seemed to me, Andre, that you had cause for concern.

That's because it caught me off guard.

Look, I...

I was at my lowest,

and I attracted people just like that back then.

Everybody I ran with was moving at Mach 5.

I never thought I would hear from any of those people again,

not since I slowed way down and I settled on stability.

Dani's changed me.

-As a good partner should. -Yeah.

But what are you gonna do

if your past life catches up with your present?

I'm gonna pull out my bullhorn.

And that'll make it clear that that is all behind me.

You are all concerned about the dynamic between me and Bill.

That's a bit of an understatement.

Well, let's try something new.

Instead of you all talking amongst yourselves

and behind my back,

I think it's best if you speak clearly and directly to me.

Is this your version of some sort of group therapy session?

Call it whatever you want. Let's get started.

Mother, you go first.

It's simple.

I'm afraid that you are once again

on a path of self-destruction.

I am listening.

I thought recklessness was in your rearview mirror,

but there is something about Bill that leads you

to make foolishly impulsive decisions.

I fear history is repeating itself.

-Danielle. -Uh...

-Did you hear me? -Yes, Mother. Of course.

Heard. Sissy, you next?

-I just want you to be happy. -DANI: And I am.

Well, happiness and Bill rarely go together.

Like a cat's baptism.

Bill seems to have drawn you back into his orbit.

Or maybe you have gone there of your own accord.

I just don't trust that Bill won't hurt you again.

To his credit, Bill has said that he regrets

the way he treated you when you were together.

That kind of confession can stir up some powerful feelings.

Especially during times of crisis and reflection,

which Bill has had a lot of lately.

It doesn't change the fact

that he's married to someone else.

As are you, Dani.

Andre is such a good man.

Now, his loyalty is not performative.

It's instinct. He...

he adores you, sweetheart.

Which is very different from when you were with Bill.

Yeah. It was Bill's world, and you were just living in it.

You gave up so much of yourself for him--

your career, your identity.

And you're finally getting all of that back.

ANITA: We just can't bear the thought of you sacrificing

any part of yourself or the joy you have found

for a man who never deserved you in the first place.

Well, thank you all for sharing that.

And now that we've gotten all of that out of our systems,

I don't, I don't need to hear any more

because you have nothing to worry about.

So why don't we order?

I was thinking about getting the jerk chicken Caesar.

Danielle, put down that menu.

Why?

If you think you can just casually dismiss us,

you are sadly mistaken.

Glad you could make it.

As if I had a choice.

The next time you want the pleasure

of my company, all you have to do is ask.

You don't have to resort to kidnapping.

Strong words make you look weak.

What else do you call me walking out my door,

minding my own business, and out of nowhere,

one of your henchmen comes, grabs me,

and stuffs me in a car.

White glove door-to-door service.

-What the hell, Joey? -Exactly. What the hell...

are you doing with Vanessa?

Dani, we deserve a better answer than that.

-What do you want me to say? -ANITA: We did our part.

We showed up here at your request

and expressed our very valid concerns.

-Valid to you, not to me. -Dani.

This is all one big misinterpretation

of the situation.

How I wish that were true, sweetheart.

We all do.

Have you forgotten

how you behaved at the hospital?

You went at Hayley full-force.

And to make matters worse, you called Bill your husband.

Okay. The emotions were high.

That's all.

Bill was in surgery.

I didn't know what was going to happen to him,

and then his buzzing gnat of a bride

pushed me over the edge with her histrionics.

Are you sure that's all it was?

Yes. Hayley is a constant irritant,

perpetually abrasive,

and I reacted.

To us, it looks like Bill still has a hold on you.

Well, I'm not gonna deny that Bill and I are still connected.

It lives on through our daughters.

And despite our divorce, we are still family.

I can appreciate that.

When one of us is in trouble, the other one shows up.

It's nothing more than that.

I'm not blowing up my life nor my beautiful marriage to Andre.

Are you trying to convince us or yourself?

Respectfully, Mother, I resent being treated

like a 17-year-old who doesn't know her own heart.

We just want to be sure the blinders are off.

I am capable of learning from my mistakes, Daddy.

I see Bill for who he is now.

You mean the man that you, your daughters, and Kat

are all trying to convince his wife is cheating on him?

Wait, what?

To be clear, the girls started all of that.

And you just couldn't stay out of it.

Which pokes a big old hole in your argument.

I think you still have some more explaining to do.

Just wanted to say hi.

Chelsea, we're very sorry about your dad.

Yeah, we hope he'll be home soon.

Well, first of all, I really appreciate that.

Secondly, I think it's adorable that you're both

speaking as a unit with your "we" and "we're."

I love it.

The queen is here.

No, you, dear cousin, deserve that compliment.

Well, we're both serving looks today.

I meant your vibe.

No smoke for Eva?

I'm gonna call you the Daggerless Diva.

Just because I can stand to be in the same room as her

does not mean I want to talk about her.

-Noted. -Besides,

there are far more pressing things to discuss.

Well, let's get to it.

I'm proud of you for keeping things chill with Kat.

Doesn't come naturally,

but I do owe her my life.

It looks like it's still awkward

for y'all to be around each other.

You think?

If you want to go somewhere else, say the word.

I mean, since the surgery, you've been cooped up

in the apartment most days.

Now that you're back outside, we don't have to be anywhere

you're uncomfortable.

Mm-mm. I came here for the cornbread.

I am not about to let my half-sister kill my vibe.

I'm really enjoying that Natasha Trethewey book

you chose for me at Busboy and Poets.

Okay, speed reader.

After learning how she lost a parent at 19,

I see why you chose her for me.

And you really nailed it for me with How Music Works.

I'm still making my way through Byrne's brilliance.

Whew. I'm glad you like it. That's a relief.

Are you kidding me? It basically has blown my mind,

almost as much as this midday meetup with you.

I'm enjoying it even more than our movie night.

Where should we go for our next date?

Ooh, are you asking me out again already?

-Unless you don't-- Um... -Oh, I do.

How are we doing?

Great. Uh, quick question,

do you guys still have the open mic nights here?

Every month. Next one's tomorrow night.

-Perfect. Thank you. -WAITER: Got it.

-Are you down for tomorrow? -Absolutely.

You sure you want to see me perform?

Try and keep me away.

VANESSA: Deanna.

What luck running into you.

You had me abducted for hanging out with Vanessa?

Escorted...

with momentum and purpose.

Huh.

Jealous? Afraid she's gonna ditch you for me?

Please, don't flatter yourself.

She does like a little taste of danger.

Do I look like I'm playing right now?

Please, will you relax? What happened to your sense of humor?

I don't think it's funny that you're using Vanessa

to get what you want.

Wow.

That hurts.

That's a paper cut

compared to what I'm willing to do if you keep this up.

Well, it's just not what I'm doing.

Vanessa's no pawn to me.

You really need to believe that.

I may have missed my barista calling.

Thank you. Now that we're prepped to

-get jacked up on caffeine, shall we head out? -Yeah.

Oh. I almost forgot.

I actually was gonna call you.

Yeah?

I was invited to participate

in a charity basketball game tomorrow.

Five on five, and I'm in need of a fifth.

-I don't know. -Oh, come on, Andre.

I mean, help your favorite congressman

shut down the competition on the hardwood.

Press are gonna be there?

Think of it as a chance to show off

and make them sweat your technique.

In front of a gaggle of reporters and photographers?

The one thing that Shonda loves more than a good cause

is a good cause with tons of media coverage.

Yep, she signed him right up

before he had the chance to say no.

Mm.

I'm gonna have to pass.

-What? -I like being behind the camera, cuz, you know that.

But-but the press pool is gonna eat it up

when you guys win on the court together.

Smitty? No.

No, basketball is not my thing.

If I got out there, it would be...

What's that line from The Princess Bride?

"Humiliations galore."

-I doubt it'll be that bad. -Yeah, you're right.

It would be worse.

Okay, um, count me in for a donation

and a promise to catch you for a pickup game at the club.

Well, we're headed over there now.

I need to get some practice in.

Sure you don't want to join for that?

Nah, um...

Maybe I'll catch you later.

-All right. See you. -Yeah.

(phone chimes)

Damn.

Damn it.

Um...

I am willing to explain everything

without going into the gritty details.

The girls have reason to believe that Hayley is cheating.

And?

And they don't want their father played for a fool.

Oh, when have you ever known Bill to fall for that trap?

He is far too smart.

Even if Hayley is stepping out,

Bill's marriage is none your business.

I disagree, Mother.

Bill may refuse to see it, but he needs people

looking out for him right now.

And as the mother of his children and his friend,

I'm one of those people.

You actually consider yourselves friends now?

Why wouldn't we?

Because that is not a word that leaps to my mind

when I think of the two of you.

True, we are not a textbook example.

Quite the opposite.

What you all are not seeing

is that Bill's legacy belongs to my daughters.

They have to walk in it, no matter how it shapes up.

And while my egotistical, often infuriating ex

might not admit that he isn't the force of nature

he used to be before a stroke

and now neurological issues and a heart problem,

the change is undeniable.

He is vulnerable, physically and emotionally,

and a ratchet like Hayley would take advantage of that.

It's not happening. Not on my watch

and not on my girls' watch.

And y'all are not gonna make me wrong for that.

Well...

I guess you told us.

The question is...

did you hear it?

Do you still have lingering questions on the matter?

I guess...

we're gonna have to take you at your word.

But just know, if anything does happen...

...we'll all be here.

To pick you up, if you fall.

And don't you forget that.

Thank you.

That offer means so, so much.

But I assure you...

...I won't need it.

-Mom, this is Noah. -Nice to meet you, ma'am.

Oh, please don't "ma'am" me.

But it is, it is so great to meet you, Noah.

I've heard so much about you.

Oh, have you?

Oh, I-I just meant that Deanna's mentioned to you, of course,

but I'm best friends with Nicole Dupree,

and since she's dating your father

-and you're working at the clinic... -I get it. Word gets around.

Mom, I'm just surprised to see you.

I thought you had back-to-back meetings today.

I did have a showing earlier, but then

my other meeting got cancelled.

Anyway, I-I don't want to intrude.

I will get a table way across the room.

Oh, you're not intruding.

Your daughter and I were just about finished,

but if you'd like to join us?

If you're sure you don't mind.

Have a seat, Mom.

I would like that very much.

Can't I just make a friend?

I'm just trying to get to know Vanessa better.

Have more than a passing acquaintance

with someone that you... love.

And I'm supposed to believe that?

I probably wouldn't, either. I'd want proof.

Precisely.

Well, only time will tell.

Eventually, you'll see by my actions

that I don't have a hidden agenda.

I don't have that kind of time to play with.

Well, then, I guess you're just gonna have to trust me.

Because whether we're in business together or not...

...I want a relationship with you again.

I want you to make room for me in your life.

I'm not sure we want the same things.

You're the only family I have left.

We've only got each other.

I want to believe you.

I look at you and I can still see the little sister

I adored growing up.

Who adored you.

But I know you, Heather.

And that was a long time ago.

And there's a lot of things I can't unsee

when I look at you now.

People can change, Joey.

I'm not the same person I was.

I've been hearing about the Impaler's brutality

and ruthlessness for years.

Well, you of all people should know,

don't believe everything you hear.

I've seen the trail of death and destruction

that she left in her wake in the DMV.

You see, there's a limit to what I'll do.

I can't say the same for you, Heather.

And that's where we have a problem.

-You really don't think that we're alike? -I know it.

Hmm. Well, that's unfair at best, harsh at worst,

-but mostly just delusional. -I calls 'em like I sees 'em.

You know the only difference between us...

-A conscience? -...is that you have other people do your dirty work.

I don't lurk in the shadows, and I'm willing to get

a little blood on my hands if the situation calls for it.

Different methods, same exact results.

It's not something I'm proud of.

Well, you can give yourself a little grace.

Let's not forget where we came from or the man that raised us.

We would've fared better with wolves.

We learned to survive.

I never thought that we would find anybody else

who would get us the way we get each other.

But...

it seems you have.

You found someone that you can be your true self with.

I hope.

I'm thrilled for you.

(inhales) End of story.

Is it? Because it feels like there's an epilogue

or an afterword.

Something you're keeping to yourself.

Oh, my God. Joey, please.

I don't mean Vanessa any harm.

Now, will you kindly call

the current thuggish squire on rotation

and dismiss him so I can go about my day?

I'm gonna choose to believe you, for now.

But if this turns out to be anything else

and something happens to Vanessa,

sister or no sister,

I will kill you with my bare hands.

Seems we have more in common after all.

Do we have an understanding?

You don't have to tell me twice.

Good.

I'll call Vanessa about that dinner she wanted to have.

I'm sorry I haven't been by the clinic to see you

since you started. I've just been so busy.

It's okay. Eva and Leslie have been taking great care of me.

Although I'm not actively involved in daily operations,

I have heard through the grapevine

that you're doing really well.

Management suits you.

I still have a lot to learn, but so far, so good.

And he'll have it all figured out in no time.

They're lucky to have you.

Well, I'm super grateful for the opportunity.

But speaking of which, I have to get back.

Oh, no, it-it's on me.

I insist.

Well, thank you very much.

It's great to meet you. Deanna, I'll call you, okay?

So that's Noah?

And?

Oh, looks like a Dupree family power meeting.

-What did we miss? -Don't ask.

-Now I definitely want to know. -Mm-mm.

-Oh, I... -Or not. -Mm-hmm.

I just hope you're all doing well.

Never better.

The doctor says that Dad's condition

has definitely improved.

-You don't seem convinced. -Because we still don't know

what's causing his health problems.

I know. Just-just give it time.

Nobody's getting better care than my dad.

I just can't shake the feeling that something else

is gonna happen.

Probably because something keeps happening.

It's like every time he gets released from the hospital,

things seem fine and then something worse hits him.

I learned that,

when you have a strong feeling about something,

especially when it's negative,

you have to pay attention.

I want to spend more time with my dad.

If I have eyes on him, then I know he's okay.

Hmm...

Hayley won't like that.

Do you think I care what she thinks?

Period.

He's my father. I'm not gonna let anything happen to him.

It's so good seeing you like this, enjoying yourself.

It feels awesome.

Yeah, you're making some real progress.

Emphasis on "some."

How have you been feeling since the other day?

Since we...

Yeah, we-we haven't really talked about it.

Izaiah, how could I not appreciate everything you did?

I wasn't fishing for compliments.

I just...

I just want to make sure you felt comfortable.

Well, you took things slow.

You kept it dark.

-I loved all of it. -Was it enough?

I can't help wondering if you were right there with me, or

were you in your head the whole time?

Get in here. New assignment for you.

Whatever you need, boss.

Randy's been tailing Heather, but he's just one man.

-Mm-hmm. -I want eyes on her constantly,

especially when Vanessa's with her.

Got it.

-You and Randy are gonna work as a team... -Mm-hmm.

...and coordinate before, during, and after your detail.

I can do that. Yes, sir.

Well, Vinny couldn't seem to figure out

what good surveillance was.

He managed to lose her in a theater.

Don't make the same mistake.

I need you to stay close to her.

On it, boss.

Charming,

just like his father.

Well-mannered, extremely cute,

and obviously, very into you.

You don't know that.

Oh, he invited me to sit with you,

went out of his way to make a good first impression, and...

...he couldn't keep his eyes off you.

-Please... -He's hooked.

Don't make too big of a thing of this, Mom.

Would I do that?

Noah and I just started hanging out.

It's just...

so nice to see you smiling like you used to.

You mean before Dad died?

Uh...

I, uh...

...couldn't help but notice that

Noah had his guitar with him.

Before you came, I heard him play for the first time.

Did you love it?

I didn't want to be cringe, so I tried not to fangirl.

There's nothing wrong with a little excitement.

He's performing here at open mic night tomorrow.

Well, we should get a group of people together

and come support him.

You would do that?

I mean, you could bring Joey if you want.

That is-is so kind of you to say.

But... I...

I-I have a feeling that open mic nights

aren't-aren't really his thing.

-Oh. -But I promise,

you can count on me.

Well, now, what brings you two by?

Prepping for tomorrow.

I'm going to shoot some hoops.

Oh, yes, the charity basketball tournament.

Yeah, you ready to put up some big points?

I'm just hoping not to embarrass myself.

Oh, I'm sure that won't happen.

You've always had a great jump shot and your ballhandling

under pressure is pretty decent.

-Thanks, Mom. -Oh, thank you

for, uh, including Kial.

He is really looking forward to it.

That man can ball.

I'm just glad that he agreed to be on the team.

Kial played basketball in high school,

even went to the state championship.

Mm. Well who else is on the team, aside from you

and Kial and Smitty?

Oh, no, not me.

I will be cheering from the stands

while Ted and Carlton help with the dribbling and the shooting.

Wait a second, all of Nicole's men are on the team?

What could go wrong?

They have been on a court together before.

If they didn't want to play together, they didn't have to.

Who's the fifth player, if not Smitty?

Well, that's TBD.

We're still trying to figure that out.

And we should get on that now.

If you'll excuse us, Smitty and I have to meet

with Megan, the club's event coordinator.

We have a few questions before tomorrow,

and then we have to hit the court.

Well, you're hitting the court, I'm hitting the gym.

It's safer for everyone that way. Bye.

Buh-bye.

Oh, Nicole, maybe you should have Martin

track down your college boyfriend Anthony.

-Oh, hush. -DANI: What?

Your first love might like to have a spot on Team Nicole.

-You are just so amusing. -Aren't I?

(phone chimes)

ANITA: What is it, dear?

I thought I saw Andre walk in.

Your foreplay game is unmatched.

But?

But I admit I was in my head when we started.

Yeah, I kind of figured that.

But it didn't take long before I lost myself

in you, though.

Are you just saying that for my sake?

No, I'm being for real.

But please don't get your expectations

-and hopes too high, babe. -Heard.

Look, I'm really trying to be okay with my body.

And I do feel better with you now, but

everything I've been feeling hasn't gone away overnight.

I understand.

And I'm here for the long haul.

Are you, though?

Of course.

I want us to be learning to love each other

in different ways with each new year.

I like the sound of that.

I was thinking,

uh, what if we tried taking a small step each time

to help you move forward?

Like?

Maybe we can light a few candles next time.

I was feeling better in the dark.

Well, if thoughts get in the way,

I'll do that move you always like.

Mmm. I know the one.

Okay, maybe we can try that.

Or you can just blow the candles out.

Okay. Deal.

Thank you.

-For what? -For trusting me.

Thank you for loving me the way you do.

You still up for swinging by the grands'?

Wouldn't miss it. You ready?

-Not yet. -What are we waiting for?

Her. She texted asking where we were.

-Hey. -Hi.

You're the best for making time for me.

How's the new place, Kat?

Fantastic. I love everything about it.

Mm. Chelsea, do you think you and your fiancée

will be in the market for a property soon?

We're not looking for a place of our own right now.

Oh, well, it is a big step.

But if we change our minds, you'll be the first to know.

I'm sure my mom can find the perfect home for you.

Check you out.

The budding real estate agent trying to drum up clients.

Well, I'm just lending my mom a hand,

but there is something else I wanted to ask you.

I know you both love good music,

and Noah is performing at open mic night at Uptown tomorrow.

Uh-oh. You and Noah, is this a thing?

Not officially, it's casual.

But you're hoping for more?

I'm going back to school soon.

-Well, Noah won't be far away. -KAT: Mm-hmm.

-Anyway... -(Chelsea and Kat laugh)

If you can come tomorrow, bring Madison and Tomas,

that would be great.

Well, we have to check our schedules.

Okay. Well, it looks like you two are ready to go.

I have to head out as well.

We'll try to be there tomorrow.

Thanks. My mom is coming, but it'd be nice

to have a lot of people there for him.

Is your mom bringing Joey?

Hmm. I don't know, but even if she does,

I won't let anything spoil this night.

Hmm.

Joey?

Back so soon?

My schedule unexpectedly opened up,

and then, I ran into Deanna and her new beau

and had the most delightful conversation.

And I know, but it's true.

-She made you happy. -Quite.

And then I asked myself,

what could possibly make this day any better?

What'd you come up with?

Being back in your arms.

But, uh, I don't want to keep you from your chef-ly duties.

-I don't want to interrupt. -Oh, I just started that.

I can make that wait.

Besides, there's other duties to perform.

And all I want right now is you.

Well, it must be an optical illusion

because I just checked reception,

and Andre is nowhere to be found.

-No one there saw him? -Mm-mm.

Front desk attendant couldn't be sure,

but, Daddy, are you sure it was Andre you saw out there?

It was a quick glimpse, but I believe so.

-Were you expecting him? -No.

But I did mention I was meeting up with you all,

and I thought he might make a surprise appearance.

He does that sometimes.

That's sweet.

I guess I'll ditch the wishful thinking.

You know, Dani, they do say everyone has a doppelgänger.

And we all know what mine looks like.

The question is, if it was Andre, why wouldn't he join?

(phone buzzing)

(phone buzzing)

Now, that's weird. No answer.

And then, when I called back, it went straight to voicemail.

(knock on door)

Hello?

Uh...

Hello?

Thought you'd never get here.

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-Surprise! -Salud.

We want to call it "The Nikki" instead.

Child, are you trying to get disowned?

It's good to see you.

Now, you can thank me in person.

You are still stuck on Dad.

I hate that you're willing to toss aside a sure thing

for a "never going to happen" thing.

Ooh!

There are many days I wanted to deck you.

If you still want to work that out,

I'm sitting right here.

I'm sick, not blind.

Oh, cut the crap.

You're trying to rekindle something with Dani.