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[narrator] previously on delilah...

Tamara called me today.

She set me up.

Delilah, I want this case to end.

Do you want to take a beat?

It might simplify things a little.

[delilah weeping]

just wondering if you wanted to come and visit tomorrow night.

I'll try to make it by 8:00.

I still love you, chris.

I don't know what to say.

Just say you'll think about it.

I'm not sure I can, nate.

These reports...

They didn't happen to come from gary shea's today.

Give me those files, delilah.

I've read the reports.

Finding rick pattengale

is job one on that front.

What the hell's going on here?

Miss connolly, you're under arrest

for tampering with evidence and obstruction of justice.

Where's aunty delilah?

She, uh...

Had to pull an all-nighter

at the office on a big case.

She's not answering my texts.

Her phone must have died.

She couldn't call from the office line to check in?

I just told you, she's busy.

I'm sure she'll call as soon as she can.

Ugh, she's ruining my life.

Mom was supposed to sign some application

so maia could go fart and play her violin

at some fancy conservatory.

Does this mean you're taking us to school?

Indeed. It does.

Cool. I call shotgun.

I'm hungry.

You and me both, big man.

You ever heard of an egg mcmuffin?

I'm about to change your world.

Let's hurry up and get you dressed.

[heavy breathing]

how could mom--

thank you for bailing me out so quickly.

I'll write you a check for the $1,000 you payed the bondsman.

Today.

The kids must be so freaked out.

[demetria] oh, mace covered for you,

and got them all to school safely.

And harper reimbursed me with petty cash. All good.

Aw, look at the two of you. Working together like a team.

Mmm, that was all harper.

She wanted to make sure you didn't have any problems getting out.

She knows her stuff, for a paralegal.

Well, she did go to law school.

And...

She didn't finish?

Well, life doesn't always work out the way you planned.

I never thought that taking cindy shea's files

would land me in jail.

Imagine how fast those files would have ended up

in some basement shredder if you hadn't.

I know that it's the right thing for the case.

As a lawyer, I know that.

But as a mother, spending the night in jail, it's not ideal.

Of course! My phone is dead.

Okay. I'm tracking our driver now.

Once eric gets here, you can use mine.

Thank you.

It's all such a mess.

Hmm. You are not wrong about that.

I was... Gonna wait till we got back to the office to tell you this...

Tell me what?

Your father pulled me aside this morning when I went in to post your bail.

He said he was keeping his distance

to make sure there was no appearance of impropriety.

He watched his own daughter

get dragged off in handcuffs.

And did nothing, like he's done for the last 30 years

-of my life. -Hmm.

And now he's talking about impropriety?

-I'm just the messenger. -Okay.

Okay? But, um...

He wanted me to give you this.

What's this?

The police got an anonymous tip last night.

Leah's laptop was found in a dumpster behind her apartment.

Your father copied the hard drive

before they turned it over to osborne.

Well, that's good.

It would be... Except that the area where they found it

requires a resident key.

And leah did not report hers stolen.

Hey, siri, call maia.

[automated message] you've reached maia leighton.

Hey, it's mom.

I got your texts. I'm fine.

I also got the preston conservatory application that you sent.

We'll talk about that after school today, I promise.

Love you.

[doorbell rings, door opens]

[tamara] d!

I just called your office and harper said you were here.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, it's fine.

Um... I'm upstairs, getting dressed.

[door shuts]

right. Gordon, she's in a client meeting.

Mmm-hmm.

-Did you bail her out? -Yes. She'll be in soon.

Okay. You know what, I will tell her you called.

Thank you, gordon.

Leah's depo prep was rescheduled for this morning.

I think I should reschedule it.

Don't reschedule it.

Well, I was thinking of pushing it to tomorrow

to give delilah a little time today to regroup.

I wouldn't. Trial's only a few weeks away

and now we're going to be pulling double duty

fighting those evidence tampering charges.

-Well, I understand that the trial is a priority. -Mmm-hmm.

But getting arrested is traumatizing.

She might need a beat.

Boss lady's tough.

She's gonna be fine.

If anything, I think this will make her fight even harder to win.

Come on!

Sorry to come by unannounced.

-I left my books for my 11:00 am here-- -no, no,

I'm glad you're here. I wanted to talk about the other day.

There's nothing left to talk about.

Katya, please, just wait a minute.

I'm done waiting, gordon.

Now you can have your key and your life back.

Okay, look, katya. Listen to me.

I don't want to lose you.

What can I do to fix this?

Honestly, I don't know anymore.

Look, I told delilah about us

even though I know it's gonna make her angry.

Clearly, that's not enough for you.

Six months ago, it might have been--

if you want to move in, let's talk about it.

-Let's figure something out. -I'm done talking, gordon.

I need you to show me that you're actually serious

-about our future. -You want to know if I'm serious?

Yes. I do.

Okay, come over tonight.

Meet my kids.

Getting thrown into a cop car like that,

that is my worst nightmare.

Thank you.

You want me to...

You want me to make you some eggs or...

The coffee's great.

Okay.

[exhales heavily] girl.

When maia texted me saying that you never came home

last night, I was so scared something bad happened.

I didn't mean to worry you, but I got one call.

You know I would have stayed with the kids, d.

You know no matter what, right?

I always got your back with the kids. Casey, too.

-No matter what. -I know.

Mace was just easier.

I mean... Had this case put such a strain on our friendship

that you can't even call me for help?

I just said mace was easier.

Not easier than me.

It ain't that simple anymore.

I thought if I told you that I got arrested

that you would have no choice but to use it in court

to exclude gary shea's file.

My best evidence. Am I wrong?

D.

I'm duty bound to my client to give him the best defense possible.

And I still pray

that this case gets settled before we go to court.

But if it doesn't, I will ask the judge

to exclude evidence if there's cause to do so.

And that doesn't make me a bad person, d.

It doesn't even make me a bad friend.

It makes me a good lawyer.

So, I'm not wrong.

You can't have it both ways.

[knocking on door]

andre.

Hey, man.

It's been a while, huh.

Yeah.

Um...

Christine wanted to stop by.

What's that?

Divorce papers.

Are you two...

Can't even look at me?

I don't know what to say, nate.

You can start by telling me the truth.

You were supposed to be my friend.

And I trusted you.

Look, nate, I don't-- I don't want to get into this with you right now.

All right.

Fine.

I see the kind of man you are, andre.

And even in this stupid wheelchair,

I'm more of a man than you.

Get out of my room.

Thank you.

Before we get into preparing you for this deposition,

I just need to know...

Is there anything on that laptop you wanted to hide?

Nothing.

Except for some embarrassing pictures and...

-Delilah's already seen those. -Mmm-hmm.

But nothing incriminating? Come on.

Nothing.

You do understand that whoever tried to destroy your laptop

had the key to your building.

Are you suggesting that I staged a break-in

and wrecked my own apartment?

Opposing counsel will suggest you did.

So sorry, I'm late.

D, can you please tell them that you were on the phone

with me when the intruder took my stuff.

-I was. -I didn't do this.

Did someone else have a key to your place?

-My mom has one. -Mmm-hmm.

And I airbnb'd the place. A couple times.

And fred had one but he gave it back.

Is there any possibility he had a copy made?

Obviously, he did.

And you have no idea why osborne would want that laptop back?

I have no idea.

Look, I don't think I'm ready to do this depo--

leah, if you don't do prep today,

the only person who loses is you.

[demetria] you have to use the anger and the fear

to fuel your passion to win this case.

All right. Just, let me compose myself.

And, um...

I'll come back and we can get started.

This was osborne's plan.

My arrest excludes gary shea's files from trial.

And all we'll have is leah's testimony,

which will be worthless,

if it looks like she tried to destroy evidence.

Right.

[mace] without knowing exactly what I'm looking for,

it could take weeks to go through everything on here.

Look for things specific to

gary shea and rick pattengale.

I'll let you know as soon as I find anything...

If I find anything.

Thank you.

And thank you for watching the kids last night.

It was nothing.

We had fun.

[thudding]

sorry to interrupt.

You're not. I should get back to work.

You might have some explaining to do with maia.

I'm not sure she totally bought my cover story.

Okay.

[delilah] harper, is everything okay?

Yeah, of course.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I-- I was upset at first,

but with a little distance, I see what this is.

It's intimidation.

-Yeah. -Mmm-hmm.

Um, can I get you anything? Can I make you some tea?

-No, I'm good on the tea, thanks. -Okay.

Um...

Have demetria draft up an amendment complaint in the osborne case.

-Sure. -Thank you.

What's the amendment?

Whistleblower retaliation.

I wasn't even aware there was a break-in at leah davis' apartment.

You're named as a suspect on the police report that was filed.

Were you ever questioned by the police?

No.

Was there something on her laptop that you were concerned about?

Standard company policy.

She was my executive assistant for several years.

Kept my calendars, had access to my emails.

How's it going in here?

Good! Um...

I think we're about done.

You're not gonna question my motives

or impugn my integrity ten different ways today?

There's no need.

You're obviously an old pro at being deposed.

You'll be pleased to know

tamara has put together an airtight motion

to exclude gary shea's files from evidence

should this go to trial.

Well, that's fantastic news.

Maybe win's right about you.

Maybe you are one of the good ones.

What did he mean by that exactly?

I have no idea.

Listen, as far as the firm is concerned,

this case is now a fait accompli.

Without gary shea's files,

our opponents won't have any actual evidence of a cover-up.

I think it's time to get a dinner with my father

on the books to discuss your partnership.

That would be great!

How's tomorrow night?

7:30?

Have jane ann send me the details.

Wonderful.

Oh, and make sure to bring casey if you can.

Okay.

[demetria] here is the amended complaint

for ms. Connolly to review.

Oh. That was fast.

There is no time to waste.

Now I'm working on the affidavit

to get those evidence tampering charges dropped.

Well, I'm sure she would appreciate that.

Would you be willing to help me do a little research?

Sure, demetria.

Uh, what research?

Uh, any local case precedence

involving wrongful arrest or misconduct.

You know...

I'd love to see the file from that jane doe case,

about the woman who was put in the mental hospital

for driving the nice car?

You know, that was, um, a little before I was here.

Could you still help me find it?

I think it's a little out of my depth.

Delilah said you went to law school before.

If you don't mind my asking, where did you go?

Nccu.

-That's a good school. -Yeah.

What happened?

-Just wasn't the right time. -Mmm...

Well, I think you'd make a great attorney.

And I'm sure you could handle the research I need.

Should you decide to apply yourself in that way.

Yeah.

We need more black female esquires representin'.

You should consider going back.

-I'll think about it. -Yeah.

I'd be more than happy to help you...

Prep to retake the lsats should you decide to reapply.

-I saved all my studies-- -I said I'll think about it.

[door shuts]

[soft jazzy music playing]

fix your face and have a snack.

Lord knows what gordon's going to have for you at his house.

I'm not hungry.

So, what's the look?

There's no look.

I promise that I will read over the preston conservatory

application while you're at your dad's.

-It's too late. -How can it be?

Auditions were first come, first serve and the last one got filled this morning.

I could have gotten one if you had been here last night.

I'm sorry. I didn't get to it sooner.

Where were you?

Mace told you.

That you had some all-nighter at the office.

I thought we told the truth in this house.

I'm sorry.

I didn't want to tell you because I didn't want to scare you.

I wasn't here last night...

Because I got arrested.

You got arrested?

-You were in jail? -Yes.

But I did not hurt anyone.

I want you to know I didn't do anything bad.

And the police didn't hurt me.

It was just a big misunderstanding.

Everything is under control.

I'm fine.

I promise.

I'm just glad you're okay.

Me too, baby.

Hey!

Can your old man get some of that?

[chuckles]

ah!

Hey, baby girl. You guys ready?

Yeah.

Get your stuff.

What's going on?

-Somebody-- tell me what's going on. -Um, I was...

Just talking to the kids about a misunderstanding,

um, that happened last night.

I... Was arrested.

Arrested?

But I'm fine. I promise.

What did they arrest you for?

It was a misunderstanding.

About what?

A case I'm working on.

What happened with the kids?

Mace came over.

I would have come and picked them up.

It wasn't your night.

Nights be damned.

Mace handled it.

They're fine.

Kids, go in the car.

Why?

They're fighting.

No one's fighting, baby girl.

Katya is meeting the kids tonight.

Because I didn't call you?

No, it's been the plan.

And I told you that that wasn't happening

until we talked about it.

And I told you it is.

Furthermore, it's my business.

No.

Any woman that you bring around my children

is my business.

So is any man you bring around our children.

At least, I had the decency to tell you first.

[casey] you don't want to race me.

-[tamara giggling] you know I'll do it-- -you don't wanna do that. Nah.

[casey] I forgot that competitive jargon.

Whatever.

-Want a breather? -Whoo. Yeah.

[exhales]

babe.

Do you have any plans tomorrow night?

Why? What's up?

The wins.

They invited us to dinner.

Ah!

[laughs]

finally get to meet the infamous wins, huh?

I'll clear my schedule.

I mean...

You're not obligated

to come, I mean, you know.

Do you not want me there?

No, I want you there.

But...

Is it possible for you to come as my fiance

and not the deputy mayor?

Babe, I'm the deputy mayor.

I mean for one night.

Could you be my significant other?

Sounds like you want me to be your insignificant other.

But, yeah, I could, you know,

drink chardonnay with the wives.

Stop. You know what I mean.

I do.

And, yeah, I will.

Okay, and don't forget!

The day after tomorrow, you're taking off the whole day

for wedding stuff.

How about you just manage my whole calendar?

I don't want to manage it, babe.

I just want to dominate it.

Just every single part of it.

Yeah, that's about right.

-What, by the way, that was just a joke. -[casey chuckling]

I don't want you on your phones all night.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

Dad, please, I'm hungry.

Look, she'll be here in a minute.

And, marcus, I'm serious, be nice to her, okay?

I'm always nice.

[chuckling]

-hey, everybody. -Hey.

Um...

-Mmm. -Mmm.

Hey, kids. Um...

This is-- this is katya.

My girlfriend.

Katya, this is my wonderfully talented beautiful daughter, maia,

and my ever oh-so-cool son, marcus.

It's nice to finally meet you both.

Your dad has told me so much about you.

It's nice to meet you, too.

Yeah, yeah, it's very nice to meet you.

Can we eat now?

Your dad told me you liked brownies

-so I made these from scratch for you. -[gordon] ooh!

Um, brownies after dinner. Let's eat.

Party pooper.

-[katya shushing] -[gordon] okay, wait...

You're blocking my-- right here, right here.

Oh, oh! Um, this was a popular movie about a superhero.

Uh... A black superhero.

Black panther.

[shrieking]

-you can't-- you can't say that! -No, no!

Sorry, dad, but you've been replaced.

Katya's my new partner.

The champion has spoken, ladies and gentlemen.

Oh, is that right?

Well, guess what, champ, it's time to clean up.

You can't say "black" in the answer. You know that.

Oh, hater.

So...

How did you meet my dad?

Um, at school.

Oh, you're a professor! That's so cool. What do you teach?

Oh, no, sorry. Um... Still a student.

I'm double majoring in economics and comparative literature.

At lila?

At davidson.

Oh...

Um...

That's where you met my dad.

Yeah.

I should go help clean up. Excuse me.

She wants full custody.

And the house.

She doesn't want full custody.

-It says right there. -No.

I've seen this before with other family law cases that I've worked on.

This is just a bargaining chip that she's using.

What she really wants is the house.

-She can have the house. -No.

-That house is half yours. -I can't risk losing this guy.

Nate...

Six months. No contact, no support.

Legally speaking, that's abandonment.

We can fight to terminate her parental rights.

You're talking about all the time he's been living with you?

I've been nice about it, but legally...

Abandonment.

-I don't want to do that. -She's doing it to you.

-You need to call her bluff. -[cell phone chimes]

who is it from?

It's christine.

She says she's going to pick him up at your place tomorrow.

Oh. Suddenly, now she's interested?

What did you say?

That you would have his bags packed.

She's his mother.

Hey.

You know, we got to come up with a winning strategy

because I cannot have marcus gloating about beating me that bad.

[chuckles]

what's wrong?

I remember hearing you and mom fighting over another woman

before your divorce.

Is katya the same katya?

Sweetheart, your mother and I are what broke us up.

And it wasn't an easy decision.

-End of discussion. -I don't like her, dad.

You two seem to get along fine.

Yeah, until she says she's a student.

And now the thought of her makes me feel like I might vomit.

Maia, that is not fair to katya.

I'm not going to be forced to spend time with her.

I need you to please understand

that your mother and I did everything we could to save our marriage.

But it was over long before katya came into the picture.

This is supposed to be our time with you. Not hers.

I hear you, sweetheart. I do. I really do.

But I suggest that you get used to katya being here.

Because I asked her to move in. And as your father, who loves you very much,

I need you to respect me by respecting her.

I love you.

[cell phone ringing]

[cell phone ringing]

[ringing stops]

[cell phone ringing]

ma'am, I already spoke with the admissions advisor this morning.

And... He knows all about our family situation. He asked me to reach out to you.

Is there anything that you can do

to open up an audition slot for my daughter?

Um... My firm could offer pro-bono hours to the school, perhaps.

Connolly law firm.

-We litigate a lot of discrimination cases. -[knocking]

-demetria has something. -Give me one minute. Okay.

-[cell phone ringing] -maia leighton. Yes.

Anything you can do would be greatly appreciated. Your assistant has my number.

[cell phone ringing]

-to what do I owe this pleasure? -[jamal] hey, beautiful.

I'm actually calling for some business advice.

How can I help?

I got a letter today from a bunch of charlotte business owners

regarding our reparations referendum.

-Let me guess. They're opposed? -Yeah.

You think you can take a look at it

and give me your legal opinion on how best to respond?

Doesn't the city have lawyers who can give you advice?

I'd like a second opinion.

Maybe, we can talk about it over a glass of wine this evening.

Sure... Um...

My place, around eight-ish. I'll text you the address.

And, uh, dry whites are my favorite.

You're a lady after my own heart.

Mace found these wire transfers, these-- on these hard drives

from osborne to pine city trust llc.

So, I called the secretary of state's office.

The president of pine city trust is rick pattengale.

What're the payments for?

They're listed as consulting fees,

but my guess is they're payoffs.

If we can prove that,

we may not need gary shea's files to prove there was a cover-up.

These wire transfers might be our smoking gun.

And that's if we can find rick pattengale and depose him, correct?

-That's correct. -Mmm-hmm.

And the wire transfers are on some untraceable offshore account.

Well, they do go to an offshore account,

but we were able to trace it to, uh, belize city. Belize!

But pine city trust has a mailing address

po box, here in charlotte. I think we can find him.

Good work. Both of you.

Law school over here is good.

I--

[delilah] harper.

You told her I went to law school?

Yeah, what's the problem with that?

She should know what you're capable of.

The problem is you're telling her my business.

No, no. The problem is

she's been giving me nothing but side-eye since I started.

Now, she's standing here acting like a victim.

This is a private conversation.

Child, go on and say what you need to say to my face this time,

so we can clear the air. I'm running out of sage.

And I'm running out of patience.

If she said it's private, there's a reason for it.

So let's be sensitive to each other and respect that.

I'm trying to respect this, but she needs to hear this.

Darling, we all got baggage.

I have my own matching set but I don't bring it to work with me.

How could you? You take the bus.

Harper.

Your picture is next to ocd in the dictionary, darling.

You know where the jane doe file is.

-That's enough. Enough! -Do you want to know where that jane doe file is?

Do you want to know where that jane doe file is?

Jane doe, nice to meet you.

I was in my first year of law school when two racist white cops

pulled me over, arrested me and threw me in a mental hospital,

because they couldn't wrap their heads around a black woman

owning a nice car.

And I've been trying to find my way back.

I was working my back, and then you showed up.

Just couldn't stop inserting yourself into my business.

[delilah] harper.

Mama's not coming, is she?

I don't think that she would miss this if she could help it, baby.

Sometimes she says she's going to do something,

but she doesn't because she's too tired.

[knocking at door]

mama!

Oh, I missed you so much, my sweet bug.

Bye, aunty d.

See you in a couple of days.

Thank you.

Come on. Let's go.

Okay.

[delilah chuckles]

uh, so I signed your application to preston.

All you have to do is have your guidance counselor

attach your transcripts and mail it.

I told you yesterday, all the audition slots are already full.

Yeah. All but one.

I reached out to preston,

and it took some finessin',

but I got them to open up a slot just for you.

-Thank you. -[laughs]

maia...

Maia, I thought you would be thrilled.

This is great, mom, really. I mean it.

What?

Is katya the woman that broke up you and dad?

[sighs]

yes.

How could he do this?

Just decide that this is how it's going to be for all of us?

-Over some woman. -It's more complicated than that, sweety.

Can I go home with you tonight?

I don't want to be forced to be here just to play house with them.

I wish I could say yes.

But I have to respect the custody agreement.

I hate that you have to go through this.

It's fine.

I should get back inside.

Maia...

Thank you.

Maia...

[sharon] you know, when my husband got started,

not that long ago in the grand schema,

a female partner was practically unheard of.

We have female partners at lockley.

[sharon] yes, a few now.

The wives at the firm call them ogres. [laughs]

yeah, but you're positively lovely.

Well, thank you.

My son has sold me on your value to our firm.

Your ability to land big clients, your killer instinct.

He says you're as ruthless as I am.

She's definitely a killer.

Well, I have just one question for you, dear. Why do you

want to be a partner at lockley? Why us?

My good relationship with win is definitely a part of it.

He's been my big champion from the start. But if I have to be honest,

it's because lockley is the biggest

and the most powerful law firm in charlotte.

I want a seat at that table. I want a voice.

Here is to making partner and getting married in the same year.

I didn't realize that the two of you weren't married.

We will be, later this year.

But it's the first marriage for both of you, right?

That's what win said.

Being married to the deputy mayor, that's a big deal.

Well, so is being married to an equity partner of lockley.

Well, I hear whispers you have your eye on a senate seat.

-Is that true? -[laughs]

well, I would have heard that rumor.

My duty right now is to the people of charlotte.

Anything beyond that, I really couldn't speculate on.

When he runs, is our firm going to take a back seat to his campaign?

If I run.

[chuckles]

I'm sure, we'll figure it out.

Well, you're definitely going to want her on your campaign trail.

Oh, casey doesn't need me out there kissing babies and cutting ribbons

to win an election.

And besides, dr. Biden didn't quit her job.

Why should tamara?

I want her to do whatever she wants.

Well, should we get down to brass tacks before the food is served?

Yes, please.

Current buy-in for an equity partner is $150,000.

You will fund your own 401k and health insurance.

And it's expected that partners will contribute at least

3% of the firm's charitable giving.

[knocking at door]

[gordon] yo, baby girl, you gotta wrap it up.

Okay.

[knocking at door]

[knocking continues]

maia, enough.

[sighs]

why didn't you tell me that you were thinking about running for senate?

It's a mirage in the distance right now, tam.

I haven't decided anything.

We both know, if it's on the table, you will run. You will win.

Eventually, maybe.

And, if that is something that I do decide,

you'll be the first to hear about it.

People talk. I...

I can't help that.

You're right.

They do. I-- I get it.

Thank you for understanding.

I'm so proud of you for making partner.

And I... Am so lucky that I found you.

There are few men that give a woman the space she needs.

I meant what I said.

I want you to do whatever it is that you want to do.

Always.

Has casey seen this yet?

Not yet.

I wanted to have a good idea about how to respond before...

I break the news to him.

Well, it's spelled out pretty clearly here.

If charlotte, meaning casey's administration,

approves the reparations tax, like the one that asheville passed--

unanimously passed, I might add.

Well, they are willing to take it to the supreme court...

To fight it if they have to.

-Look who signed off on it. -Oh, my god.

Win lockley junior and senior.

I can't say I'm surprised.

I just don't know how tamara works in that world.

It's hard to escape.

Well, I will do some research tomorrow.

See if I can find a way to strengthen the tax proposal,

make it a little more fire proof.

Thank you.

Um... Would you like another glass?

I have a confession to make.

Okay...

It was tamara's idea to ask you for legal advice,

instead of asking you on a second date.

I thought you said that casey didn't know about the letter.

He doesn't.

And I actually did need advice about that.

But I actually called because I...

I wanted to see you again.

Well, I wanted to see you again, too.

Tamara said you have a hard time...

Allowing yourself to have fun.

Well, that's not true.

I know how to have fun.

-Oh, yeah? -Yeah.

What are you doing?

[latin music playing]

asking for you to prove it.

Uh... Okay.

[laughing] what are you-- what are you doing?

-Okay. Bachata is really simple, okay? -Okay...

Four steps.

[delilah clears throat]

[giggles nervously]

isn't this like the cha-cha?

Bachata is much more... Sensual.

Mmm.

-It's all in the hips. -Mmm, like this?

Like this.

Oh. [delilah laughs]

come on. You've done this before, right?

-I haven't, I swear. -Okay.

I think you're ready for a spin.

-Oh. Okay. -Yeah.

-There you go. -Okay.

-And you're ready? -Uh-huh.

[delilah laughs]

[jamal] you're a natural.

[music continues]

you are a great teacher.

If you're feeling ambitious, we can both take a turn.

Oh, okay. [laughs]

-[laughs] -wow.

[both laughing]

[delilah giggling]

[knocking at door]

[sighs]

what are you doing here?

Relax, leah. Just want to talk.

How's your grandmother doing?

She passed away last year.

What do you want with me, fred?

Don't you dare touch me!

We need to end this.

[suspenseful music playing]