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Bro,�what?

[PERSON OVER P.A. SYSTEM] Emergency.

School�is�on�lockdown.

So the people that love my shit

don't know shit about art and you do?

If you're not feelin' me, somebody else will.

Not finna listen to a nigga that don't even wear socks.

Thanks�again,�Dan.

Would you wanna maybe get dinner later?

[SMOOTH�MUSIC]

Was that your answer, the spitting?

No,�no,�I'd�get�dinner.

I thought you knew, like, my dad was there in the church

when your mom was goin' through it, bro.

[PERSON] Flatbush is a place where culture is created

and�then�regurgitated.

[PERSON 2] Well, it's very hard to find Djon Djon here,

so, um, I have to go back to the Haitian vendor,

and then we get Djon Djon.

Djon Djon is the black mushroom

that we make with our-our rice, so...

I haven't watched it since I made it in college.

It's... awful.

Yeah.�No.�No.

That's what everyone in college does.

Everyone makes a bad student film and gets HPV.

- [CHUCKLES] - I did neither.

But,�also,�your�film�isn't�bad.

It's not good in the conventional sense,

but that's what makes it so unconventional.

You�should've�finished�it.

I should've just followed one subject

instead of a bunch of random people.

No, that would've been boring, too.

But�it's�good.

You-you showed different people talking.

- That shows community. - [LAUGHS]

No, it was good and sweet and thoughtful and very you.

[CLICKS TONGUE] I do like you.

Okay, you've gone back and forth on this,

but�it�does�feel�like�you�do.

It's just weird because of our jobs.

Right.

Maybe, I don't know, we take it slow.

Yeah.�I�can�do�that.

Um...

all right, well, I should head out, right?

You could come over tomorrow if you want.

Yeah?

Okay, yeah. Yeah, um, yes, I do.

But�we'll�take�it�slow.

Yes. I'll slowly come over tomorrow.

[JESS�CHUCKLES]

[DAN] Are you gonna make me watch college a cappella

or�improv�tomorrow�or�just...

- I hate you. Bye, Danny. - I'm just kid-I'm just kidding.

You're-you're great. Like you. All right, see ya around.

[DOOR�OPENS,�CLOSES]

[JESS EXHALES DEEPLY] God, what was her story?

[PERCUSSIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC]

Mommy, why do we have to go there now?

I wanna go home and watch Liv and Maddie.

- We aren't going back home. - But why?

I�told�you,�Zayna.

You're gonna live with Uncle Drew.

[CHILDREN SINGING IN NATIVE LANGUAGE]

- [WHISTLING] - [DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]

Yo,�you�want�an�omelet?

- When you start making omelets? - [DAN] Today.

I just scrambled more eggs than usual,

then mushed them together with cheese.

You�wanna�try?

[KEVIN] Nah, I'm headed to work.

[DAN] Ah, you can be late. Here, just try it.

You just gotta push it all together so it's an omelet.

[WHISTLING]

Why you so happy? You fuck Jess?

Nah, we hugged and kissed a few times, and then I left.

I might make her dinner tonight.

I'm practicing with this omelet.

Well, you might wanna just buy it.

How'd the meeting with the gallery owner go?

- Did he like your art? - [CLICKS TONGUE]

Man, that nigga was full of shit.

This nigga's sittin' here talkin' 'bout,

"Aw,�as�a�black�artist,

you gotta have an original voice.

And as black artists, we gotta whoo-whoo-whoo."

The whole time, this nigga from New Hampshire.

Well, what was he saying? Would you listen to him?

What?

I don't know, he's, like, an expert at looking at art.

And�you�sleep�on�a�couch.

So you can try-try to hear him out.

I don't even know what he said.

- You can hear what he's saying. - Yo.

Bro, why can't you ever just listen

to what I'm sayin' and agree with it?

Why you always gotta have some other shit to say?

Like, if you don't believe in me, then just say that.

Of�course�I�believe�in�you.

I-I don't know, do you want me to just mindlessly agree?

I'm just saying if a professional criticizes you,

you don't just write him off forever.

You get better and then write him off forever.

Why should I listen to one man's opinion?

If one girl call you ugly, you start thinking you ugly?

Yeah,�of�course.

But he's not even calling your work ugly.

He's�just�trying�to�help.

I'm not trying to criticize. I'm just...

Yeah, but it sound like that. I don't need his help.

I don't need him. I don't need nobody, man.

I'll do this shit on my own, bro.

How?�What�are�you�even...

I'll�sell�'em�at�the�roti�shop.

- Where you sell corn soup? - [DOOR OPENS, CLOSES]

Mm.

[SMACKING LIPS] What you wanna watch?

I�don't�care.

You never seen Ghost Dog, have you?

Oh,�I�gotta�show�you�this.

This Forest's best shit after Jason's Lyric,

I'm�tellin'�you.

Whatever.

What's�good�with�you?

[CLICKS�TONGUE]�Nothin'.

Come�on,�what's�up?

I just been thinkin' about my father.

What about? You wanna go see him?

No.�It's�not�that.

It's�just,

I been thinkin' about how he got knocked.

And I was lookin' over his charges, and it don't add up.

I�mean,�I�told�you.

He got caught with some weight in the car.

Yeah, that's what doesn't make sense.

How much was he carrying? Were y'all workin' together?

[LAUGHS] Why you askin' me this?

[ZAYNA] 'Cause some people at school

told�me�a�different�story.

- Who? - Does it matter?

A'ight, you wanna believe some shit you heard

in�the�street�over�me,�fine.

That's�your�problem.

Why�you�gettin'�so�defensive?

I'm�just�asking.

I�know�how�you�make�your�bread.

How come I can't know how he made his?

I see why your teachers stay writing you up.

Ant wasn't makin' his money the way I do.

He wasn't into all of that, a'ight?

End�of�story,�damn.

So�it�wasn't�his�shit?

He took the rap for somethin' that wasn't even his own work?

A'ight,�look,

growin' up the way we did, you live by a code.

Never tell on the next man under any circumstance.

But he had me. And he had my mom.

And he let himself get taken away 'cause of a code?

Why didn't you talk him out of it?

You�might�not�understand�it,

but your pops is a thorough man.

I know I'd be doin' the same thing if it was me!

- [DREW SIGHS] - [CELL PHONE KEYBOARD TAPPING]

It�was�your�shit,�wasn't�it?

What?

[ZAYNA] You just said it. It was yours!

My father didn't sell drugs. You do!

How could you let him go to jail for something you did?

Why�would�he�do�that?

Wh-what's wrong with the both of y'all?

Yo,�see,�this�is�why�I...

Look,�I'm�not�the�bad�guy.

This is just what it is, a'ight?

You�ain't�shit�without�loyalty!

What the fuck are you talkin' about?

You�sat�there�and�said

that there's always consequences to my actions!

Yet you let my father take the rap for something you did!

Fuck�outta�here!

You don't even know what you talkin' about.

I always been there for your pops, whatever he needed.

Diapers for you, the rent, my car!

That's how any of this shit happened!

He�borrowed�my�whip.

He was drivin' stupid, tryin' to show off for your moms,

and�got�pulled�over.

He didn't tell because he was lookin' out for me

the way I always looked out for him!

This is you lookin' out? Now he doesn't have his family.

Now I don't have my dad. What's loyal about that?

I'm lookin' out for you, him, and your moms!

That's what the fuck's loyal about that.

Everything I do is so all of you got what you need!

I never asked you for anything!

I�don't�need�you�for�anything!

Hey, where you think you goin', huh?

You don't need that phone or all them clothes?

You got everything figured out, right?

[CRYING] You're the reason it takes me seven hours

to�see�my�dad's�face!

I�hate�you!�You�liar!

I wish my mom never left me with you.

[DOOR�OPENS,�SLAMS]

- [DOOR CLOSES] - Mm-hmm.

Shut�up!

Oh,�my�God,�man.

[SOFT�MUSIC]

Oh,�man,�yeah.

[R&B�MUSIC�PLAYING]

[KNOCK�AT�DOOR]

[MUTTERING�INDISTINCTLY]

Hi.�Hello.�Hello.

[MOUTHS�WORD]

Hey,�brother.

- [DREW] Hey, Zay! - [BOTH LAUGH]

[BOTH VOCALIZING AND CLAPPING HANDS]

I�told�you�I�remember�that!

[LAUGHTER]

Y'all�want�anything�to�drink?

No,�I'm�good.

It's�too�early�for�Hennessy.

- I have water. - [NADEGE] Hmm.

All�right.�Let's�just�do�this.

Zayna, can you go sit on the couch?

Hey,�Zay.�Look.

- [ZAYNA] Thank you. - [DREW] You're welcome.

[NADEGE] You can take one of the menus, too.

[DREW�CHUCKLES]

- [DREW] All right. - [WILNER] Mr. Drew,

as you know, Sister Nadege is being deported to Haiti.

Okay? Everything is here.

Oh,�what's�this?

There, the contact information...

[UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING OVER HEADPHONES]

Okay, but, 'Dege, I-I don't need a guide

to�take�care�of�my�niece.

Yes,�you�do.

'Cause if you had any guidance at her age,

we�wouldn't�be�in�this�mess!

You see, you are irresponsible and inconsiderate,

and the only reason that we're here today

is because your brother wants her to stay with you.

And�she�needs�stability,�but...

[BOTH�SPEAKING�CREOLE]

[DREW] What are y'all talkin' about?

Why do you spend so much time in church

if�you�can't�forgive�nobody?

I�fucked�up.�Yeah.

But�I�move�different�now.

She's my niece. And I take care of mines.

You see how I hold Ant down. Let me do right by you.

If you need me to do all of this,

take her to church, keep her away from thongs

and things like that, I'll do it.

Whatever�you�need,�I'll�do�it.

Just don't up and change her life because you're mad at me.

You'll do everything in here? Everything?

[DREW]�Everything.

Including calling me every day?

I'll buy her her own phone

so you don't have to go through me.

- Okay. - Okay.

Let�us�pray.

[SIGHS] Dear Father, Lord in Heaven, we pray...

O Lord, please guide Mr. Drew in the right direction

because sometimes Satan will try

to shape and move him in the wrong place.

But for this child's sake, Lord, we ask You.

Amen!�Yep.

- Okay, Amen. - Amen.

- Amen. - [DREW SIGHS]

[DOOR�BELLS�JINGLE]

Papio Boy, what bacchanal is this?

- [KEVIN] It's my art. - [SHERRI] Oh, God.

I wanted to give the customers something to look at.

And it can make us some money if they wanted to buy it.

Kevin, people come in the roti shop for two things...

Food�and�boat�ride�tickets.

So anybody buying pictures in my Trini tiny bone shop

is a cunumunu just like you.

Well,�I'd-I'd�buy�that�picture.

[SHERRI]�What?

Sorry, darlin', you say you want this picture here?

Yeah, the fancy dog on the nice evening.

- I'd take that. - Okay, right.

And�I�want�my�25%�commission.

Actually, I might could make you more.

I posted all these ads online about having a mini event here.

I got 81 likes, so, you know, people will probably show up.

You�could�sell�them�your�food,

you know, you'll get more commission.

Hey, hey. Check him. He think he big man now.

You know what I'm sayin'? I'm somebody.

I'm just doin' me, though, Miss Sherri.

All right, no skin off your teeth, so...

Okay, boy. Ooh, you say 81 people.

Miss Sherri gonna rake it up, boy.

A'ight.

I got some ideas for the menu, too.

You really turned her around quick.

[KEVIN]�Mm-hmm.

Uh, here, let me give you the money for the dog on that date.

Oh, nah, don't worry about that, man.

- It's all good. - [DAN] Okay.

Um,�I�just�wanted�to�say�sorry

for not letting you vent before.

That�was,�like,�out�of�line.

That's cool, bro. I mean, you was right.

You know, I gotta take Bayano advice, you know.

I just need to sell this shit myself

'cause�nobody�gonna�help�me.

You think people will show up?

81�people?

I mean, they might. I don't know, maybe.

I put it on my Hinge profile, so, you know,

there's gonna be a lot of listeners in here.

[CELL�PHONE�BUZZES]

Jess just asked me to come over.

I should probably wait, right, so she doesn't think I'm eager?

Dan, come on, man. You don't got no game.

Text that girl back. She know you eager.

I'll just tell her I'm in the neighborhood.

Yo.�Y'all�seen�Zayna?

- [KEVIN] No, what happened? - Damn, man!

I feel like I been all over Brooklyn.

Can't�find�her.

[EXHALES�DEEPLY]

But, no... there's no point in lookin' at me.

I-I�don't�know�where�she�is.

- [DREW] You sure? - Yeah, I'm sure.

You�don't�know�any�secret�spots

outside of school they chill at?

No, that would be really weird if I knew that.

No, I don't. Nobody tells me anything.

Yo, I didn't ask you who tells you what.

I�asked�you�if�you�seen�her.

I have not seen her, Drew. I-I said that to you before.

Yo, you talk a lot, you know that?

- [DAN] No. - And I don't trust people

who got somethin' to say for every fucking thing.

[DAN]�Okay,�look.

So what exactly are you sayin'?

I-I'm saying I haven't seen her.

Sorry. You're standing really close.

Drew, bro, he didn't mean nothin' by it, dog.

He�about�to�lose�his�virginity.

You know, he not thinkin' straight, man.

She�probably�close�by,�bro.

Like, have you-have you tried Find my iPhone?

- I don't know what that is. - [KEVIN] It's a feature.

You... if you bought her a iPhone,

you�can�find�her�with�yours.

Show me how to do it. She got a iPhone.

This a, um... this a... it's not a iPhone.

[DAN]�It's�an�Android.

I would-I would need to do it from a computer.

[DREW] Come on, let's get a computer, then.

Uh, Drew, he can't just leave work.

[KEVIN] Yo, hold on, bro, I think it's just best

if�I�help�him�out.

Are�you�outta�your�mind?�Dude.

Look,�yo,�you�can't�help�him.

I mean, he's fuckin' crazy. Look at him.

The fuck is you lookin' at, nigga?

Eric�Ben�t-lookin'�ass.

Yo,�he�just�mad,�man.

If I help him, he'll probably treat us different.

I-I�think�you're�wrong,

just based on every interaction we've had with him.

Just... also, your event. You have your event.

I'll be back before anybody show up, dog.

Just go see your girl, bro. Hug the fuck outta her.

All�right.�Just�text�me?

Yeah,�I'll�text�you.

Hey, Miss Sherri, I'ma go on my break.

[SHERRI] Okay, be back in half an hour,

and�we�not�on�Trini�time.

Oh, and bring me some toilet rolls.

All right, I got you. Yo, let's go.

A'ight,�word.

[ZAYNA] Mom, he's such a fraud!

He won't even own up to what he did and apologize.

Why didn't you just take me to Haiti with you?

You know I wanted you here, but at the same time,

I wanted you to have all the opportunities I never had.

I'm�sorry,�baby.�I�am.

D-do you wanna come live with me?

No!�I�don't�trust�you�either.

What�did�I�do?

You're no different than him! All of you lied to me!

I would never do my family like this!

[NADEGE] Zayna, I know you're mad.

But you have to learn how to forgive.

Do you remember... speaking Creole

Ma, I'm not trying to hear that right now!

I'm�sorry,�I'm�not!

You should've been took care of this!

Now�it's�too�late!

Zay,�God...

[CLICKS�TONGUE]

[CELL�PHONE�BUZZING]

Speaking Creole Are you crazy?

[GROANS]

[NADEGE speaking Creole]

- [MOANING FROM PORN PLAYS] - [KEVIN] Oh, shit. Um...

[DREW]�Son.

Yeah, my bad. This is Dan's laptop, bro.

You know these bitches do this shit.

- How do I turn that shit off? - [DREW] Put it on mute.

- Damn, man. - [KEVIN] What the fuck?

- [MOANING CONTINUES] - Hold on, let me just... there.

All�right.�All�right,�um,�okay.

Where�does�she�wanna�retire?

Mm-mm-mm.

Where'd�she�meet�her�spouse?

Ew, what the fuck is this shit talkin' about?

I don't know why her questions are so weird.

- [CLICKS TONGUE] Man! - [CELL PHONE BUZZING]

Hey.�Who�the�fuck�is�this?

Yo,�you�found�her?

Then�why�you�callin'�me?

Yo, don't come to Brooklyn unless she with you, nigga!

- [LINE TRILLING] - [SHERRI] Kevin?

[KEVIN] Yeah, Miss Sherri, look.

I'ma-Ima be there real soon. Just tell them to wait.

[DREW] She can't be out there on her own, man.

If somethin' happened to her, man, everybody in Brooklyn,

Queens, Harlem, fucking Yonkers,

everybody�gonna�know�my�name.

Fuck, bro. I gotta get her back, Kev.

- [CELL PHONE BUZZES] - I can't function, man.

I�can't.

You�mind�if�I,�um...

We�gonna�find�her,�bro.

I�feel�you.

[SHERRI] Kevin, you rail stickin'.

How it is you're takin' your sweet time so

and�your�event�startin'�soon?

I tell ya, better move your ass and hurry 'cause I ain't able.

I don't know how to sell these things.

Huh? Oh, yes, darlin', it's a print.

- He print... - No! It's not a print!

Miss Sherri, it's not a print! Tell them it's an original!

[SHERRI] Look, little boy.

Miss Sherri Ann don't work for nobody.

You�work�for�me.

So, if you want it done your way,

you bring your ass on time and tell 'em yourself.

[KEVIN] I told... I'ma be there in, like, 15 minutes.

[DREW]�I'm�fuckin'�up.

Just... hold on, Miss Sherri. Yo, you out?

Yo,�it's�my�family,�bro.

You don't need to be involved in this shit.

Handle�your�business,�man.

Wipe�your�nose.

Yo,�I-I'm�sorry,�bro.

I just... I really gotta do this, man.

Um, you can take the laptop if you want.

And just keep tryin' to track her.

A'ight, so show me how to get on that website again.

The, um... what did I search, iPhone, uh, detective?

Um, not-not iPhone detective, nigga.

- It's iP... - [SHERRI] Kevin?

[GROANS] Yeah, uh, ho-ho...

Miss Sherri, just tell 'em- tell 'em to wait, please.

Tell 'em to wait. I'ma be... I'ma be there.

I'm on my way, okay? Look, just...

- All right. - [PERSON MOANING OVER COMPUTER]

- Oh, fuck. - Come on, son!

I feel like you doing that on purpose at this point.

- [PERSON] Harder! - I bought this used.

[INDIE MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]

[LAUGHS]

Is it weird to you to hang out with your boss?

I don't feel like you're my boss is the thing.

Ah, so you're saying you don't respect me.

[CLICKS�TONGUE]

No, that's-that's a trap, what you just did there.

No.

Um,�wh-why�do�you�like�me?

Ugh.

Because...

because�you�seem�very�calm

and we're both overwhelmed in this job and...

I don't feel overwhelmed in the job.

But�that's�the�thing,�like,

I'm overwhelmed, and it can get to me.

But you just get beaten down every day.

Well,�that...

And it doesn't seem to get to you.

Why�do�you�like�me?

Um,�you're�nice�to�be�around.

And...�I�don't�know.

I feel like most people I know, they will sort of talk at me

as if they're my boss, even though they're not.

- [JESS] Mm. - But you're above me,

but�you�never�talk�down�to�me.

And�you�ask�my�advice.

And�you�listen.

And�you�treat�people�well.

It's why you'd make a-a very good principal

but�a�bad�CEO.

- I'd be a great CEO. - No, you'd be okay, but...

- Great. - I don't know.

Hang�on.

Mm...

[ROMANTIC MUSIC PLAYING OVER SPEAKERS]

Wait, um, will you tell me what makes you feel good?

'Cause otherwise, it's like a guessing game

- and I would just as soon get... - Take off my dress.

[DAN] It's, like, double-knotted, I can see.

[LAUGHS]�Let�me�help�you.

[DAN]�Yeah.

[JESS] Here. Let's lie down.

Um...�[CHUCKLES]

...but�be�on�top�of�me?

Yeah.

Sorry,�uh,�I-I-I�just...

I don't wanna direct you the whole way.

Could you, like, like, take control?

Like, do-do what I'm saying but then, like,

take�control�while�you�do�it.

[DAN] Got it. Okay, I can do that.

Kiss�my�neck.

Uh,�the�other�side,�though.

Okay.

? Like�I�see ?

? Let�me�know ?

[ZAYNA] Uncle Drew,

I don't want my mommy to leave.

I'm�scared.

I'm gonna be honest with you, Zay.

I'm�scared,�too.

[ZAYNA] You don't look scared.

That's 'cause when you don't look scared,

you�won't�be�scared.

Here, let me show you somethin'.

Now�you�don't�look�scared.

[LAUGHS]

[KEYS�CLACKING]

[MESSAGE�SWOOSHES]

Did�she�make�this?

Huh? Oh, nah. That's some shit I made.

[KEVIN]�It's�beautiful.

[CELL�PHONE�BUZZING]

Yo, Drew, man, I really wanna keep helping you look for her,

but�I�gotta�get�back�to�work.

- I... - [KNOCK AT DOOR]

Zayna?

What the fuck you doin' here, nigga?

[JON] I came back lookin' for clues.

[DREW]�What,�you�Scooby-Doo?

Yo, it's not even like that, son.

It ain't? A'ight, well, c-come on. Come on.

Find�me�some�clues.

- Find some clues. - [DOOR CLOSES]

Where�all�you�check,�Jon?

[JON] Yo, I went to mad spots, son.

I�went�to�the�junction.

I went to the Laundromat, smoke shop.

[DREW] You went to a smoke shop?

You think she wanna smoke some hookah?

Yo, this nigga been with me all day, and I almost killed him.

- What's your excuse? - [CELL PHONE BUZZING]

- Son, I did this for us. - For us?

[SHERRI] Kevin, what happened to you, boy?

You�tell�me�81�people

was supposed to reach inside here today,

and there's only, what, six I count?

Now all this food I cook up had to waste.

I said I got 81 likes, not 81 people.

[INDISTINCT�ARGUING]

[SHERRI CLICKS TONGUE] Hell you know? Mm-hmm.

You lucky I sold your paintings.

You�sold-you�sold�my�paintings?

- [SHERRI] Mm-hmm. - To who?

[SHERRI] Two little white girls come in here,

say�they�won't�try�no�food

'cause they're afraid it too spicy.

Anyhow,�don't�bother�comin'.

I'm gonna close up the shop soon.

But hear me, come in first thing tomorrow morning.

I�sold�my�shit.

Niggas can't tell me shit no more.

Yo,�I'm�a�real�artist,�bro.�I...

Man, forget your bum ass, nigga.

Get�the�fuck�outta�here.

You�and�your�bum-ass�brothers

better not come around here no more.

Find�a�new�plug,�nigga!

Uh, you want me to, um... you want me to leave, too?

Nah,�man.�You�good.

Matter of fact, I'ma go look.

You stay here just in case she come back.

All�right.�Got�you.

[ITEMS�CLATTER]

I'm not really sure how we should handle this,

in terms of, like-like, no one at work

- should know about us. - [DAN] Yeah.

I mean, I'd have my whole professionalism questioned.

[DAN]�Of�course,�yeah.

I mean, yeah, no one at school has to know.

[KNOCK�AT�DOOR]

Let's�ignore.�We�can�ignore.

- [POUNDING AT DOOR] - Oh, God. Uh...

Let�me�just...

[POUNDING�CONTINUES]

Zayna,�wh-what�are�you...

[ZAYNA] Yo, Miss B, I need help with...

What�is�he�doing�here?

[DAN] Oh, just school-school stuff.

Yeah,�I�was�just...

With�a�glass�of�wine?

...choosing the textbooks of tomorrow today.

You're gonna read all these pretty soon.

Do your parents know where you are?

It�smells�funny�in�here.

- Are y'all datin'? - We're coworkers.

Don't�read�into�this.

Zayna,�answer�the�question.

Miss B, I need you to cosign on an apartment for me.

I called this number I saw on a flyer,

and the guy said that if I have enough money

that I just need a credit check.

So you can help me with that, right?

What�is�actually�going�on�here?

Is�something�happening�at�home?

I know you took Dami to Planned Parenthood.

So you can help me with this, too, right?

I�mean,�you're�great�and�all,

but�if�Dami's�mom�found�out...

You took Dami to Planned Parenthood?

- I told you this already. - No, you didn't.

I would remember something like that.

You�were�falling�asleep.

Oh,�so�y'all�really�are�dating.

It's�way�too�early�for�labels.

I think it's going okay, though.

Look, Zayna, Dami's your friend,

and Jess obviously wanted to help.

You're really gonna throw that in her face?

Is it really that big of a deal?

I mean, you've been giving me fake grades

- all semester. - He's been what?

That's not a thing you should say out loud.

- Why would you do that? - Why did you say that out loud?

Look,�Jess,�it's�a�whole�thing.

It would take, like, two minutes to explain.

We�should�focus�on�Zayna.

Okay, it's time to take you home.

- Come on. - [DAN] Wait, Jess.

You-you shouldn't go over there.

Wh-what�do�you�mean?

Her�uncle... Zayna's�right.

I've met him a couple times at basketball games.

He can be aggressive. She's telling the truth.

Miss B, I really don't wanna go there.

[CELL�PHONE�BUZZING]

- Yo. - [JESS SIGHS]

[KEVIN] What's up?

[ZAYNA] I don't want to go back.

[KEVIN] You there? What's good?

Just wanted to see how your event went.

Uh... it�was�dope,�man.

I, um... I sold-I sold everything.

[DAN] Yo, congrats.

Um,�you�get�away�from�Drew?

[CLICKS�TONGUE]�Yeah,�uh,

shit was fucked up, though, man.

Like, we couldn't find Zayna anywhere.

Let me know if you hear anything from the school.

Y-yeah. Okay. I-I'll talk to you later, man.

[KEVIN] All right. I'll talk to you.

[ZAYNA] For how long?

[JESS] Um, well,

it's�just�for�tonight,�Zayna.

And�then�in�the�morning,

we'll-we'll just figure something out.

Well get it straightened out, okay?

- Do you have Disney+? - Yeah.

I wanna watch Liv and Maddie.

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