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But instead, I'ma give y'all my spiritual.

Now let's finish when I start started.

I think it's time for you to go see a doctor.

No, I'm fine.

Donavan, you have been tossing and turning in your sleep

since you've been here.

So you've been watching me sleep?

Remember, this is my house

and I'm letting you stay here until your dad gets out.

Oh, I can't wait until he gets out.

And don't you think that's kind of weird?

Nope. It's called being aware of your surroundings.

Whatever you wanna call It.

Donavan, I wish you would just show me

some type of appreciation.

Appreciation for what? I didn't ask to be here.

Donavan, I understand you're frustrated.

You would never understand my frustration.

Now I'll be back whenever I feel like it, Miss Jenna.

Something has really changed with that boy.

♪ Too bad, you can't do any ♪

♪ Too legit, gotta keep doing it ♪

♪ I can't stop now, you better get used to it ♪

♪ The devil made a mess, I had to get the broom ♪

♪ Sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep. ♪

♪ Tell him I said move, yeah ♪

♪ Let a real one through ♪

♪ Show 'em, I got God on my side ♪

♪ Baby, ooh ♪

♪ Ah, yeah, ah, yeah, ah, yeah ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ I got God on my side, baby ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ Let a real one through, one through ♪

♪ Run it one more time ♪

♪ Too bad, you can't do any ♪

Hey, Mrs. Brown. Daisy here?

And how you doing, Tyrone Michael Benson?

Oh, I should've do that, right?

Uh-huh, yeah.

Yeah, do that.

Who is it?

Tyrone.

Well, come on in here.

Where's my hug?

How you been though?

I'm good. And yourself?

Have a seat for me.

Is everything okay though?

Everything's fine.

Well, it will be.

And Tyrone, I need you to be honest with me, okay?

Okay.

I don't know where that came from.

I can tell you where it came from.

On the floor in my daughter's room.

Now, since we've moved closer to you,

you are the only young male that has been in Daisy's room.

No disrespect, but what does that got to do with me?

If it's not yours, then whose is it?

I mean, your daughter is grown now.

She has the right to do whatever she wants to do.

Now, Tyrone,

I know that your father raised you better than that.

So I suggest you change your tone when you're talking to me

because I'm sure you don't want me to call him.

Yeah, no. I apologize for that.

I really just came over here because...

Now, hold on. Hold on.

Hello, Sara Brown.

No.

Daisy is not home at the moment.

Did you try calling her phone?

Hmm.

Well, I will let her know that you are trying to call her.

All righty, you too.

Bye-bye.

That's Daisy's friend from next door.

Now, what were you saying again, Tyrone?

Nah. It's all good.

Maybe he'll come back later.

Make sure he's alternating

between the hydrocodone and the ibuprofen.

Yes, he should be back up and running in no time.

But make sure he's drinking plenty of water.

Yes. And if you need anything else,

please let my assistant know.

Okay. Thank you, you as well.

Uh-huh.

What you got for me?

Mr. Thomas wanna know we're gon' be able to go home.

Now he knows he cannot leave here

until he has had a bowel movement.

And I keep telling him that, but he wanna go home now.

And guess what? I'm ready for him to go home.

Of course. He's ready.

I know y'all not gonna be having no meeting without me.

- We're not. - Yes, we are.

So when the last time y'all heard from Vincent Parker?

I went over his house yesterday,

but he weren't over there.

His neighbor said

he hadn't seen him for like two weeks.

Nosy neighbors for you.

Girl, that can be a good thing.

I think I'll stop by today when I get off,

see what I can find.

Do you need us to go with you?

No. I think I'm gonna call Mr. Gabriel to go with me.

Whatever. Whatever.

Well, just let us know.

I'm about to get back here out on this floor

because Mr. Biden keep calling me.

And Mr. Thomas gonna get on my last nerve.

I'll keep y'all posted.

You better.

Nurse MoMo, Nurse YoYo.

I know y'all somewhere in this hospital.

Nurse MoMo, Nurse YoYo.

I know y'all somewhere in this hospital

and I know you hear me.

I know you ain't hiding behind this window.

Hello?

Hello?

Who is it?

Y'all know who I am.

Hey, is there anything I can help you with?

I'm looking for two nurses,

but I'll take a doctor too.

And ooh, you got muscles, ooh.

Excuse me, ma'am, no touching.

Honey, you ain't got to touch me,

but you could sure lift me up.

Let's get you back in your room.

Oh, honey, you could come to my room any time.

♪ Come on in my room ♪

♪ Dr. Parker is my doctor ♪

Donavan. Come on.

My God.

How have you been?

Not good at all.

Okay, okay.

Come on, let's talk.

So talk to me.

I miss you, ma.

Donavan, I miss you too.

And I'll always be here for you.

I felt better with you all than over there with dad's...

Donavan, you have to respect her just like you respect me.

It's just, it was weird staying there

with her without dad.

Wait a minute, what do you mean weird?

Do I need to go over there and talk to her or something?

No, no, no. Not that serious.

Oh, okay.

You know I'm always been your mom.

Thank you for caring, mom.

I just wish my dad was home.

Well, your dad and your real mom will be out soon.

So maybe things will work out better for you.

I really hope so.

And to be honest,

I kind of wish you were my real mom.

Oh, Donavan, that means a lot.

You know I'll never be able to replace your real mom.

I guess, but can I ask you something?

Sure, anything.

It's about sex.

Please tell me you not having sex, Donavan.

No, not yet. But I want to.

Look, you know what?

We've already told you about having sex before marriage.

Yeah, I know, but none of these kids these days

seem to care about what the Bible says.

Who are those kids?

The kids that stay on Miss Jenna's street.

Well, you need to stay away from them

if they are tempting you in that way.

But sex is all they talk about.

Well, when I was younger,

we didn't have access to all of the things

that you have access to now.

As a matter of fact,

I didn't get a phone until I was 16 years old.

I see kids who are like eight years old who have phones.

I just hope those parents are observing their activities

because they are pedophiles and everything on those apps.

I heard.

Donavan, you just be careful.

I'm trying so hard.

You are doing great.

And remember, God made us to stand out, not to fit in.

You have a light within you that no one can put out.

Thanks, ma. I needed that.

You're welcome, baby.

Now, you go and lay down

while I go and cook you your favorite dish.

- Really? - Yes.

I haven't had that in a while.

Well, today's your lucky day.

Okay, just let me know when it's done.

I'm sure you'll smell it.

See, I told you gon' smell it.

Thank you so much.

You're welcome.

Wait a minute, let me give you something to drink.

You know, I wish Jason was here to see you.

But he had to go on a business trip.

And Daisy, well,

she's over at her Aunt Nina's house, as usual.

So you know she's probably gonna be over there

for a couple of little days.

And...

Now where did this boy go?

Oh, it's on lockdown, I don't mind.

You still up, but I'm about to come back.

You tryna cheat.

I told you, son, your dad still has it.

Yeah, yeah, dad.

Hold on, son.

What's wrong? Why you sound like that?

What's wrong with you?

I mean, not much, pops.

It's just, do you believe in love at first sight?

Well, now that you asked that,

that's the story of me and Ashanti's life.

Well, do you think marrying someone at 18

is too early in my life?

Son,

are you thinking about proposing to someone?

Yeah, I was,

but, you know, stuff just changed so quick sometime.

Well, I'm gonna say this, son.

Take your time.

Don't rush or try to force anything, okay?

Yes, sir.

If it's in God's plan, it will happen.

Yes, sir.

I think I'm gonna just wait then since you say that.

I think I'm gonna just wait.

Son, just know this.

I'm behind you 1000%.

Whatever you do, just know,

your dad behind you 1000%, son.

That real, pa.

All right.

- I love you, dad. - I love you too, son.

Now come on, let me finish rolling up on you.

Man, I swear.

I won't lie, let me roll up on you.

Don't even act like that.

So what, you finna make a comeback?

Son, you cheating, man.

- Come on. - And I'm still winning.

That what you wanna bring up? All right.

Who's that?

Hold on, son. Hold on.

You hear somebody knocking at the door?

Let me see who that is.

All right.

Hello, Mr. Gabriel.

Is Tyrone home? - Yes.

I mean, we were whooping up on in basketball.

Is it okay if I play?

Yeah, sure, you can come on.

It's about time, Daisy.

Daisy...

Daisy?

Donavan? Tyrone?

No, we about to play these games.

What? Where's my...

Oh, yeah man, when you come over here, bro,

you know stuff gets serious.

Told you I ain't gonna play no games.

Yeah, you was talking mighty all that stuff, bro.

You mighty quiet over there now.

What's going on, brother?

What's going on?

Bro, I told you.

I'm a beast at every game I play, bro.

It's that simple.

We playing so hard, man, we got the TV glitching.

I told my dad about time for a new TV.

Maybe it's not.

What do you mean by that, bro?

It's clearly glitching out.

Yo gang, you good, bro?

What you got going on?

I wonder what you got going on.

Whatever you got going on, Donavan,

you got to snap up out of it, bro.

You got to snap out of it.

Maybe I don't want to.

Yo. Yo, you good, bro?

Dad.

Dad.

Hey, I got here as soon as I could.

Son, tell her yourself.

We were all playing the game and he started,

Donavan started acting weird outta nowhere.

What do you mean weird?

We're looking at the TV

and he was acting like he was possessed or something.

I'm not surprised.

Miss Gina, what do you mean by that?

Well, since I've been looking after Donavan,

I've noticed the change in him.

It's like, it's something new every single day with him.

Now, hold on.

What do you mean by something new?

Like for example, he sleeps, but he doesn't sleep.

- Hmm? - I know.

He calls out Mr. B and Vincent Parker's name

every night in his sleep.

That reminds me.

Let me holler at you real quick.

I need you to ride with me

when I get off work today.

That's fine. No problem.

We'll check it out.

Where we gon' go by? Tell me.

I'm pretty sure

we will find the answers we're looking for.

I hope so.

Look who we have here.

Are you here for an appointment?

Excuse me.

What kind of appointment do you have with her?

Girl, who are you?

Question is, who are you?

No, baby, who are you?

- Hey, MoMo. - Hey.

- Hey, YoYo. - Hey.

Hey, Victoria. Jesus.

- Excuse me. - What?

So why am I the last one you speak to?

Look, Victoria, look, you already know what it is.

So stop acting like you don't know what's going on.

Oh. You Victoria.

That's me.

Baby, you is nobody.

You know what, y'all two are wretched.

Say what?

Hey, hey.

Let's keep this professional.

Yeah, 'cause she gonna make me lose my job.

No, she gon' make us lose our job.

Don't y'all two got some kind of patient

y'all need to be attending to?

Yeah.

Just know, I'll be out in a couple hours.

So whatever.

Whatever.

Bye, Jodi.

Anyway, how our son doing?

Oh, my god.

Look, he's right there.

Why don't you ask him?

Hey, mom.

Hey, baby.

Would you like to spend a weekend with me?

I can, mom.

Son, look, you sure about that?

I'm just saying.

Your mother, you know...

Yeah, yeah. Yes, sir.

Is he gonna be okay?

He will be.

Let's go, baby.

You ain't gonna say goodbye?

See you later, son, all right?

- Yes, sir. - Take care of yourself.

You act like you don't miss all of this.

You know you do. - I don't.

You know you do.

Will you please take care of my son?

That's all I'm asking.

Baby, you mean our son?

Come on, baby.

Hello?

Hello?

Sara Brown?

Jesse Brown?

Anybody home?

How many houses does Detective Parker got, man?

Look...

He got a lot of houses, bro.

I don't know. But let's just check this.

You wanna start with this room first?

- This one? - Yeah.

All right, stand back.

All right.

Ready?

Yo, Gabe. It's not my brother's bag.

Dr. Parker.

Oh, don't let that lab coat fool you.

I stay strapped too.

Now, what are you doing in my brother's house?

Actually, your brother has some explaining to do.

Mr. B.

Now, I hope you thought about what we talked about.

Actually, I did. That's why I'm here.

But it seems as

Detective Parker hasn't been here in a while.

Do you have any clue of his whereabouts?

Maybe.

Hey, Mr. B.

Man, could you please put some clothes on?

You're not in prison anymore.

Oh, yeah.

Well, well, well,

you are quite charming, I must say.

You know, I know it won't be long

before they come looking for you.

But when they find out where I am,

where you are,

it'll be too late.

You know, the more I look at you,

the more you look like my wife.

I know they miss me around the office.

And I'm pretty sure they probably gonna replace me,

just like they plan on replacing old Detective Lawson.

You see her man?

He's actually gonna take her place.

And I thought that they were gonna make you take mine.

But if you think I'm gonna stay here long enough for that,

why would you hire a female to do a man's job?

You sleep well.

Mr. B.

Man, you sure we can trust you?

Right.

Man, 'cause this place

really starting to give me the creeps.

Hold on. Come on.

Well.

Man, what's this spot?

Hey, this is where it all started.

This the V spot.

Man, I don't even wanna know

what went on here.

Hey, it's pretty much self-explanatory.

Hey, Gabriel, with all due respect to you,

but Ms. Sugar spent a lot of time on this pole.

Man, look, don't even remind me.

Dr. Parker, you don't remember this spot?

Nah. I only remember the new spot.

This right here was before my time.

Come to think about it,

this was before Miss Parker passed away.

Who said that she passed?

Does that matter?

See, y'all don't know Vincent Parker too well.

Y'all sit down, let me put y'all over again.

When I met Vincent, him and Miss Parker was already dating.

But when I found out she worked here,

we both agreed that it was best that that stayed between us.

So one day, I had to close up this spot.

And we thought Vincent was gone.

And let's just say, we ended up on top of his desk.

So you slept the man's wife?

Yeah, she was just a girl at the time.

Mr. B, does that mean they're gonna keep you away from Ms. Sugar?

Hey, I hate to break the news to you,

I'm sorry, man, but it's too late.

Mr. B, man, I can't even be mad at, for real.

But don't let that happen again, all right?

Let's just say, we don't call her Ms. Sugar for nothing.

Hey, y'all calm down.

Just tell us what happened once Vincent caught y'all.

I never seen Miss Parker again.

Well, no one has.

Of course. She did, right?

See, that's what y'all would think.

See, Vincent, he has a cat.

And that's where he could be hiding.

And I'm willing to bet my life,

he has an unprecedented things going on though.

Well, okay, so we have to find that spot.

I think I know someone who will have some information.

Well, well, let's see.

His vitals actually looks a lot better

than when he came in.

Well, that's good.

Do you know when it'll be before he can go home?

It shouldn't be long,

but let me check with the charge nurse

and I'll let you know.

Okay.

Thank you. - You're welcome.

What's going on?

Baby, I'm so glad you're out.

Yeah, I missed you too, baby.

I'm glad to see you.

Mr. Jo told me y'all will be here.

Ah, you know Mr. Jo knows everything.

So what's going on with my son?

Well, the nurses did say

that his vitals are getting better.

What happened?

Well, the question is,

what's been happening to him?

What do you mean by that?

Babe, I haven't told you, but your son,

he's been acting very weird and very strange.

Oh. I'm a little weird.

Yeah, but in a good way.

So you're saying,

my son's been making you feel uncomfortable?

No, no, not quite.

Let's just say I sleep with one eye open.

Well, I need you to stay in the hood.

Well, maybe for now,

but you're gonna get me out the hood, right?

We'll see.

Everything's gonna be okay, bud.

Could I have a moment with him?

Yeah. I'll go get us some snacks.

- Thank you, babe. - You're welcome.

Buddy, whatever it is you're going through,

I know you'll overcome it.

Just don't let it take you over.

One thing I'm gonna know,

God gives his toughest battles to his toughest soldiers.

You're going through this for a reason.

Just don't go like your dad.

Don't let your anger, your retaliation

make you do something you gon' forget

or regret in the future.

Everything you do in life matters,

whether you realize it or not.

I love you, son.

I'll be right here waiting for you when you wake up.

Daniel, Christopher, breathe.

When did you get out?

Now you worried about him?

You weren't going to tell me

about him being in the hospital?

I just got out and playing catch-up myself.

Catch up.

Ah, what is this?

None of your business.

It is my business.

Daniel, who is this?

Daniel didn't tell you about all of this?

No, he didn't tell me about all that.

He should have told you about all of this, honey.

Yeah, you right. You are working with a lot.

And Daniel likes every bit of it.

Ain't that right, baby?

You mean to tell me,

you were dealing with her this whole time?

Honey, I'm more woman than you could ever be.

Baby, ain't nobody got time for you.

Well, don't have no time.

And shouldn't you be going back to your room,

and what is this?

Bernadette.

Can you please go back to your room?

Ain't nobody finna keep chasing you around this hospital.

Get her.

Don't worry about it.

I'll let you have my man for right now.

But when I get out of this hospital,

he gon' be all mine.

Yeah? I don't think so.

Excuse me.

Excuse you.

Don't worry, baby.

Don't worry, baby,

mama gon' be out of here soon, okay?

No, she won't. Get out.

Bernadette, come on. Let's go.

Yeah, take her to her room.

Baby, do I have anything I need to be worried about?

Baby, I really don't know.

Right now let's focus on Donavan.

Yeah, Donavan is more important.

But your baby mama is crazy.

She's in a mental place.

Yeah, I know.

Poor Donavan.

Well, hopefully he got some good genes from somewhere, you.

She wasn't like that before the drugs.

Oh.

Well, drugs can damage your mind.

Clearly her mind is damaged.

Sorry you had to go through that.

Well, thank you for having my back.

Hello, my name is Dr. Logan.

Hey. As in Juanita Logan, from Channel 2 News?

Yes, ma'am.

That's a big jump, girl,

from a news reporter to a doctor?

But girl, I had to work all of those jobs

just try to make ends meet.

I know what you mean.

And wait a minute, is that a ring I see on your finger?

Dang, baby. Give her some room.

You're all up in her business.

Well, I do get paid to be in everybody's business.

Yeah, that's right.

You still do that adoption thing.

Well, for now anyway,

that is until my husband gets me a house on a hill.

Just be patient.

So, doc, how's my son?

Your son should be waking up real soon.

Can't wait for him to wake up and see me here.

Yeah, me too.

Oh, and to answer your question, I'm engaged to Mr. Jo.

Hmm. He could use somebody like you.

Oh, trust me, he don't need me for my money.

Don't let him fool you.

Well, I have to go make another visit

at the county hospital.

Another doctor should be in here real soon

to try to get Donavan to wake up.

That would be great.

Y'all, enjoy the rest of your day.

We will. Thank you.

Hey, y'all, give me a minute?

I'll be right here.

Hey, doc. How can I help you?

What's up, Jo?

Me, Gabriel and Mr. B, we got something we need to ask you.

What, Mr. B is up?

Oh, yeah.

Hey, y'all, give me a minute.

All right.

You are a changed man, right?

I'm trying to be.

Hey, y'all, come on then.

Jo, what you got going on in here?

Victoria?

Victoria? That must be your middle name.

No, that ain't her middle name.

That's Gabriel's baby mama.

Shh.

You told me your name was Naomi.

See? I said Mr. Jo doesn't know everything.

Hey, you, get your stuff and get out.

I'm so glad what was supposed to happen didn't happen.

What's gonna be a waste of my time anyway?

So I don't mind getting up out of here.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Victoria, what are you doing here?

Baby, ask Mr. Jo.

- Mr. Jo? - Excuse me.

Man, Mr. Jo, man,

what happened to you not testing the ride, man?

Hey, Gabriel, calm down.

Ain't nothing happened, man.

Not yet.

Hey, we ain't finna do, listen,

she told Mr. Joe that her name was Naomi.

Typical Victoria.

Hey, my bad, Gabe.

Mr. Jo, it's all good.

I don't care about her anyway.

But look, the reason why we're here

is because Detective Parker has been lying.

Now, do you know where he could be?

The one at the V spot?

Yeah, we just left there.

I heard he got a lot of cabin, but I never been there.

I bet Daniel knows.

Oh, Daniel's out?

Hold on, Mr. B.

You said that like you got something against Daniel or something.

Yeah, that little white boy put me in the hospital.

Oh, that's who did that to you.

Yeap, but I got some for him though.

Now, Mr. B, I can't have that, all right?

I got to get some type of revenge though.

Now Mr. B, you gots to let that go.

You already framed the man twice.

Mr. B, he's right.

Remember all the dirt you did, okay?

Last time out was all I got.

Man, I ain't moving with y'all then.

Hey, Mr. B.

Now you just told me you changed.

I'm a work in progress.

But that though, I can't let go.

I'm out of here.

Mr. B. Mr. B, let me talk to you.

Let him go. Let him go.

All we can do is pray for him at this point.

Mr. Jo, you're right.

Let's go find Daniel, come On.

Oh, whoa, whoa, hold on.

Daniel's at the hospital with his son,

but when I say I'm gonna pray for someone,

I'm gonna do just that.

You got to stop saying we gonna pray for somebody

and we don't.

You know what? You're right.

Look, y'all,

can we also pray for the Browns family?

I got a call from Deborah, Counselor Deborah.

And she told me that Sara, Daisy,

and Jesse are missing, yeah.

Well, it sounds like they need to call the police.

Dr. Parker, I am the police.

Well, it's time for Detective Benson

to live into that title, don't you think?

Right on.

Hey guys, let's pray.

Heavenly father, we exhaust your name.

The name above all names.

And we ask that you touch.

Hey, doc.

This doctor, he's a little antisocial, ain't he?

Don't say a word.

Bro, you ain't gotta this.

Shut up. Come with me, get up.

- Let's go. - Okay, okay.

Let's go.

Mr. Jo, I though you said Daniel was here.

He was, at least that where he said he was going.

I'll get security to check the cameras.

Cool.

Appreciate that, doc.

Now, Mr. Jo.

What's going on?

Now, I know this might not be the right time

to ask you this,

but why was Victoria

at your place?

Not right here, Gabriel.

Not right here, not right now.

Mr. Jo, I'm asking you one more time.

Why was Victoria

at your place in lingerie?

So you got another female at your place?

Wait, wait, let me explain.

It wasn't like that.

Babe, wait. Wait, baby.

Save it, Jo.

Ah. Damn it.

Save it, Jo.

Man, see what you did, man.

Man, listen, she wasn't even at the house for me.

She was there for my brother.

Your brother?

Oh, Mr. Jo, man,

I'm so sorry.

Look, don't even worry about it,

Mr. Jo, I can help you fix this, man.

Man, let's just find Daniel.

Donavan.

How long was I in heaven?

In heaven?

At least, that's what it felt like.

No.

Did you get a chance to talk to your dad?

My dad? My dad's out?

Yeah, I told him you was here.

My head.

My head is killing me.

Oh, my head.

Donavan. Donavan, are you okay?

Mm-mm.

Why is his eye that color?

You know what? My son was right.

Yo, y'all won't believe this.

Camera footage shows him leaving the hospital with Mr. B.

Good to see you up.

Mr. Jo, Gabe?

Y'all all right?

Let's get my dad.

Hey, we don't even know where he is.

Don't worry, I know.

Well, hold on, how do you know?

Just come on, doc.

Mr. Jo?

Hell, I don't know.

What just happened?

So this is where y'all been hiding out in.

Man, don't you never creep up on a Black man like that?

It is good to see you too.

How did you even find my spot?

Oh, white boy got to show me.

Where is he?

Oh, he's in the car,

but I had to teach him a lesson first.

So you finally got out?

Yeah. No, thanks to you, boss.

You knew I couldn't get y'all out

at the same time.

I seen your loyalty last, but I don't really care

because I'm through with this

after I take care of something first.

What is this something?

Nothing I need your help with.

Well, it ain't that easy leaving the operation.

I know what's due.

I just need somewhere to hide out real quick.

Yeah. I mean, I can give you the keys

to my old empty buildings, like, nearby.

That's all I get after all I've done?

Man, you lucky I'm giving you that.

Oh, I see what's going on.

But I'm not. Just give me the keys.

Here, take it.

And clean up after yourself too.

I always do.

You know, I thought me and you was better than this.

I've always had to clean up your mess every single time.

Let's not forget the time I saved your life.

You should have left me there.

But I didn't.

Aha. How cute.

I bet it is. But you know where I'll be.

You know what?

I don't know what your friend Gabriel had done to me,

but I don't even feel like doing this anymore.

So I'm gonna let you be.

You hit like a girl.

I can see what your girl think when I get done with her.

One thing you need to learn, Mr. B,

never underestimate a skinny white boy.

Dad, no.

Son?

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

How'd you find me?

It's just hard to explain.

Man, can somebody please tell me what's going on here?

Nothing anymore.

So we're good now, right?

Man, you tried to kill me.

Trust me.

If I wanted you dead, I would've killed you.

Same here.

How does it feel?

Careful, Deb.

I wanna know

what did you do with the Brown family.

I have no clue.

You better think of something.

And I mean, real quick.

Now look, Ms. Deborah, I really don't think

Mr. B had anything to do with that.

Well, why is it when I went to the Brown's house,

I saw a condom wrapper on the kitchen table?

Now, Mr. B,

that situation has your name

written all over it.

Ms. Deborah, please.

I don't think Mr. B is at fault this time.

You might wanna check with Detective Parker.

Detective Parker, your brother?

Well, my adopted brother.

Oh, wait, adopted?

Yeah.

You see, he's not who he describes to be.

Yeah, I bet he ain't.

What is it?

Take the gun down first.

He's at the cabin close by.

Hey, Mr. B, where you going?

Mr. B, we might need your help.

No, no, no.

Mr. B, you good.

I know exactly who we need to call for a distraction.

Hmm. Let's see who's at the door.

Strange.

Babe, were you... - I told you,

I was gonna come and see you when I got out.

Oh, baby, you came to the right place at the right time

'cause I got... - No, baby. No.

She actually came to have

a one-on-one conversation with you.

You just saved her life

because I was getting ready to go to work on her.

Babe, it's not worth it.

And it doesn't have to be like this.

Well, she's the one who keeps disrespecting me.

And how did you get out so fast anyway?

Let's just say

Dr. Parker had something to do with it.

And maybe Jenna B. Jones,

if you wasn't so cruel towards me

we wouldn't be having...

Stop.

Now I'm tired of all this drama.

Jenna, this is my son's mother.

Bernadette, this is my woman now.

Y'all two gonna have to learn how to get along.

Yeah, well, I'm not going to let her

keep disrespecting me.

He was my man first.

Once again, I do not belong to you anymore.

Now you are welcome to come and see Donavan anytime you can.

Oh, baby, don't worry.

My son will soon be with me.

Please, you're not in condition to raise a child.

Don't say that.

Oh my God, babe. - What's going on?

Mommy's out now and now you can live with me.

Oh.

Why can't we live together?

That'll never happen.

We'll work on this.

I promise, son.

Can I have some time with my son?

Not in my house, okay?

Baby, please.

Can we all just do the right thing here?

Okay, sure. Go ahead.

Thank you, baby.

You know I'm only doing this because I love you, right?

Yeah, I know. I love you too.

- Excuse you. - Excuse you.

Sit down, baby.

So what's this I hear that you wanting to have sex?

You know condoms catch semen and not demons.

How dare you question me about sex?

You are missing the majority of my life

and that's the first thing you ask me?

Donavan, I don't think you have the right

to talk to me that way.

I have the right to question you.

It hurts, huh?

Well, think about how I felt

going from foster home to foster home,

wonder when the people who brought me in this world

will come save me.

Donavan, if I had the chance to start over, I would.

Then why did you leave me?

Donavan, I had so much going on,

I felt like I was not mother material.

She wanted to get an abortion.

Why would you tell him that?

Because he deserves to know everything.

Donavan, listen, baby

- Wait, wait, wait. - Wait a minute.

- Wait a minute. - Wait, baby.

Let me make sure I'm understanding this.

You wanted to kill me before I was brought into this world

then you didn't want me when I came in the world.

What kind of parents do I have?

Parents that love you.

Yeah, we've made some mistakes, Donavan,

but God has given me a chance

to spend the little time I have with you.

What do you mean the little time you have?

You plan on leaving again?

I have stage 4 cancer.

Wait a minute, you have what?

I don't believe that.

The doctor gave me six months to live.

I don't believe that either.

Do you plan to use your powers to heal me?

Not unless God tells me to.

Plus, you have the power to heal yourself.

I don't think God gave me the power.

He gave us all the power, the power of the tongue.

Do you believe God can heal you?

I do believe.

Then it's done.

Donavan, I don't think it's that simple, sweetie.

God's word is simple. We make it complicated.

There is power and death in the tongue.

Why are y'all talking about death?

Didn't Daniel tell you that he has stage 4 cancer?

Yes, he did, but I don't believe it.

My mom's doctor told her

that she wouldn't live four years ago and she's alive today.

Oh, so you Christian now?

I am a true believer.

But you right up here, laying up with Daniel.

Who said we're having sex?

It shows.

What? How?

Like, people always assume the worst.

For your information, Daniel and I are practicing celibacy.

Y'all still shacking up.

You know, you remind me of Matthew 7:3.

What does it say, sweetie?

It says, "Why do you look at the speck

in your brother's eye

but not notice the log in your eye?"

Stop with this conversation about you guys.

What about me?

I'm hurting, and it's like no one seems to care.

Miss Jenna, I'm sorry for disrespecting you.

Dad, I'm sorry that you have cancer.

And mom, I'm sorry if I made you feel like less of a mom.

Donavan, I've already forgiven you.

I have too, baby.

Son, you have nothing to be sorry about.

Thank you.

Now, can y'all apologize to each other right now?

- I'm sorry. - I'm sorry.

That was terrible.

It's a start.

I guess so.

Come here, son.

Respect the family.

Love you, son.

I'm sorry you're going through so much.

But you're gonna get through this,

so God's gonna help us.

Time to take your bath.

Oh, dear, are you drowning?

Well, that should feel familiar

because that's the same way I felt.

Why?

We have a Vincent Parker?

Are you ladies in the right place?

Yes.

But do you have some time in your hand?

It really depends.

Depends on what,

'cause we will make sure your time

is not wasted.

I really can use a massage or something.

We will take great care of you.

Yes, we will.

It's clear.

Man, what this man got going on?

I don't know, but we're about to find out.

I'ma go this way.

Oh my God, Sara.

Sara. Sara, wake up.

Oh my God, are you okay?

Did they hurt you?

Oh my God.

Oh my God, I'm happy to see y'all.

Sara, look, you don't have to explain anything.

Save your energy.

Is it just you guys?

No, the others are trying to find Detective Parker.

But she is not alone.

Oh, I got her.

Iesha, are you still doing this?

What am I supposed to do?

I don't have anywhere else to go.

I told you I had somewhere for you to stay.

I don't believe you.

Baby, we'll talk to her later.

You just had to do this your way.

It was quicker.

Y'all, please don't call that crazy man detective.

Just call him Vincent. That's it.

Okay, we got to find Daisy.

Hold on, Daisy is at her aunt's house.

And Jesse, he's on a business trip

Well, that's good to know

because I thought all of you all were missing.

Sara, I found a condom wrapper on your kitchen table.

Now, do you know anything about that?

Yeah, I know.

I have to talk to Daisy about it.

I am so sorry.

It was mine's. I'm sorry.

I just came around to try to seem cool.

I dropped it in Daisy's room

when I was talking to her about, you know?

Donavan, we talked about this.

It's okay to be a virgin.

Yeah, I see that now.

I just wanna please God with what he has given me.

Please do.

Okay. Mr. Jo,

can you please make sure Sara gets home safely?

I will make sure she get home safe.

You sure?

I mean, I am the detective.

Y'all, I can help...

Sara, we got it.

I'll catch up with Gabriel.

Y'all be careful.

We got a little (taser buzzes).

This guy's full of surprise.

Well, well, well.

Detective Parker.

Glad that you can join us.

Look, Detective Parker,

Vincent, or whatever your name is.

So you finally figured it out, huh?

Yes, we have.

Now it's time to put an end to all of this

before it's too late.

And then?

I'm just now getting started.

You see, Gabriel, there's a lot you don't know about me.

Or should I say, about you.

Man, the only thing you know about me is what I told you.

Hmm.

Just know that I'm a detective.

Or was a detective.

Man, what they got to do with all of this?

Just remember, I've been watching you since day one.

Man, you only know me for a short period of time.

That is what you think.

See, years ago, I moved here just to find you.

Hold on, so you've been spying on me?

I wouldn't call it spying.

Man, look, I don't care what you call it.

You need to put an end to all of this before it's too late.

What do we need to end, me?

If that's what it takes.

I wouldn't do that.

See, Gabriel, you're confused.

Do you remember the first time we met?

How could I forget?

And did you ever think why I tried to help you?

It's definitely not because you're a good person, I tell you that.

Gabriel Benson.

I think there's something missing in your life.

Man, look, the only thing that's missing in my life

is the one who gave me life

and my wife, Ashanti.

And you don't know how many ways that's true.

I do. That's why I said it.

Even though he gave you life,

you got to also give credit for the ones that he used.

Well, they gave me a way, huh?

So how can I tell him?

Well, this is your opportunity now to do so, son.

Man, stop lying to me.

Gabriel Laron Benson.

Born October 1st

in Atlanta, Georgia.

Six pounds, seven ounces.

Man, if this is true,

where's my mother?

Meet your mother,

Sharisa Monique Benson.

I got him.

Mom, I want you to know that

I forgive you

for giving me away

when I was younger.

But ma, why you had to put me in the trash can?

Was I not important enough to you?

But then when I think about it,

being with a person like that,

that had to be stressful.

I can't wait till you wake up.

Well, we have so much catching up to do.

God, why couldn't I have

a normal childhood like most kids?

Hey, son.

Mom.

Mom, it's so good to hear your voice.

Son, you must promise me

to get the person who killed your dad.

Oh, that's my friend.

Hey, it's family over everybody.

Mom, now you are clearly not thinking straight.

Let's get you home, okay?

Just let me lay here for a minute.

Mom, you sure?

Mom, you look like you hadn't eaten in days.

Son, would you leave, please?

Okay, mom.

I'll be right back.

You tired, huh?

Man, I'm tired of running.

I don't even know who to run to anymore.

Ever since I was a little girl,

I always felt like I wasn't ever good enough for anything.

And when Mr. B approached me,

I didn't hesitate to join him

because nobody never wanted me.

I understand exactly how you feel, Iesha.

I really do.

But what I meant is family.

I promise, as soon as I see Christ,

I forget about that.

I know it still hurts sometimes,

but that's why the body of Christ is so important.

We've got your back.

Yes, we all do.

Man, look here.

I wasn't gonna tell you right now, man, but...

Man, it's okay.

You didn't know.

But I'm gonna be honest with you,

I wasn't filling myself up with the word of God.

Things would be more different than everybody.

You know that?

I know you wanna kill me, man.

So you the one that killed my husband?

Ma, no, this is not what we are doing.

Ma, I put the gun down. Please, mama.

Even though his mind was corrupted,

he didn't deserve to die.

Then you have the nerve

to killed him in front of his son and his wife?

Mom, he didn't know.

Mom, please, mom.

Mom.

Mom.

It's gonna be okay, mama.

Mom, it's gon' be okay.

I love you, ma.

Mom, I love you.

Thank you, God,

for showing me how to use my power for you.

I love you, God.

Hey, mom.

Gabriel.

So mom,

how has everything been holding up with you?

Well, even though I knew how your daddy was,

I still miss him.

Ma, tell me this,

how did you put up with him?

The same way you putting up with me.

Mom, I have already forgiven you.

So can we please not talk about that?

Son, you have to talk about it.

Gabriel, you can't run from your pain.

Sometimes you have to look it dead in the face.

Mom, please stop right now.

Mom, look at this straight right here

and right now.

Mom, when I look at you,

I don't see pain.

Ma, I see a woman who was fighting.

A woman who want to love her son,

but didn't have a chance to do so, mom.

But baby, I wanted to give you a normal childhood

like everybody else we see around here.

Well, look, I know that it may appear that

every child is having a normal life.

But mom, you don't know that.

Mom, I know some kids who are getting beat,

they are getting raped.

Ma, they want to cry,

but they don't know how.

That reminds me.

Remind you of what, ma?

Your daddy.

My dad went through all of that?

That and more.

Your dad, Vincent Parker,

he was beaten because of what his dad found out.

So what did grandpa find out?

That your dad knew about the father,

the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

So, dad got mistreated

because of his beliefs?

Son, you'd be surprised at how many people are persecuted,

mistreated, or even killed for their beliefs.

Well, mom, I believe also.

Sometimes I'm scared to believe.

Mom, why be scared?

Because of What happened with your dad.

Mom, I won't let anything happen to you, you know that.

Come here, mom.

Well, ma, how about this?

We'll be scared together.

Because one thing Mr. Jo taught me

is that if you scared to do something,

do it scared.

But I don't wanna turn out like your dad.

And you won't.

Can you please tell your friend, Dr. Parker,

that I'm sorry?

Ma, Dr. Parker is a good guy.

He's very forgiving.

Could you still tell him?

I will, mom. I will.

How's Mr. Jo?

I explained everything to Dr. Logan.

Dr. Logan said that

her and Mr. Jo will be planning a wedding some time.

That's great to hear.

And tell Ashanti I would like to hang out soon.

Ma, she is going to love that.

How about you come over now, mom?

I would love to.

I love you, mama.

I love you too, son.

Ma, you the best.

Let's go, ma. You ready?