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- You know he came on to me!

- And then he -- you, didn't he?

- SABRINA: Maurice, this is not--

- He shot the club up.

- FEMALE NARRATOR: Previously on "Sistas."

- I lost everything.

- All right, well--

- ZAC: What you mean, "All right, well?"

I just told you I lost everything!

- Can you come to my house tonight at 8:30?

- I'm surprised that you're feeling this way.

- Well, I'm gonna show you all the ways I'm feeling

tonight at 8:30.

- My name's Robin. I'd like to be your friend.

- FATIMA: He's single, rich.

You see how rich rhymes with love?

- [woman moaning] - [Gary moaning]

- ♪

- This --.

- ♪

- [phone buzzing]

- FATIMA: Hello? - I was just about to call you.

- FATIMA: Do you need me to get something else?

- Yes, I have a necklace that goes perfect with the dress.

It's in the drawer, you can't miss it.

- Okay, I'll get it.

- ANDI: Did you get the dress?

- Yeah, girl, it is hot.

- Okay, well, like, is it too hot,

'cause I don't want him to think I'm interested.

I just wanna look good.

- Uh-uh, it's perfect.

- ANDI: Okay, cool.

Um, did you get the shoes?

- Yeah, I got 'em, but, Andi?

- ANDI: Yeah?

- I think you might wanna come home and change.

- Fatima, if I had time to do that,

I wouldn't have asked you to pick it up.

- FATIMA: Yeah, but, I think you should come home.

- I don't have time, girl. What's going on?

- FATIMA: I just think it's best if you--

- Look, if you have the dress,

then why would I need to come home?

I just wanna go out with the girls

and go to this dinner and be done.

- Yeah, look, I can push him and the girls back for an hour.

- ANDI: Fatima, I don't understand this.

I really didn't wanna go home.

- I think you should go.

- Why?

- FATIMA: Andi... [sighing] Just come home.

- Okay, just tell me now, what's happening?

- I'll explain it when you get here.

- ANDI: Is Gary there?

- Yeah, he here.

- Is he okay?

- FATIMA: Yeah, he's fine.

- Okay, all right, I'm worried.

Can you just tell me now?

- Andi, you askin' all these questions,

you could've been here. Just come home!

- Okay, I don't like this shit. I'm on my way.

- [Fatima sighing]

- GARY: Oh! - WOMAN: No, no, no, no, no!

- [both moaning]

- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ When my girls hold me down ♪

♪ And them boys mess around

♪ And my love life is a headache ♪

♪ We going out tonight

♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love

- ♪

- Hey. - DANNI: Hey, where are you?

- I'm here. Where are you? - I'm on my way.

- SABRINA: Okay. - You're there early.

- I went with Maurice to the gay bar.

Just had a drink, so I came by early.

- Oh, yeah, I'd leave, too. I'm sure that was depressing.

- Why you say that?

- All them fine men that don't want women?

- Well, what's the point anyway, right?

I'm so over men.

- DANNI: The hell is wrong with you?

- [Sabrina sighing]

Jacobi...

Jacobi said that he was gonna tell my boss

that I sexually harassed him.

- No!

- SABRINA: I know, right?

- Well, did you?

- SABRINA: Danni.

- Well, I mean, I know y'all slept together, but...

- You know that I would never do anything like that.

- I know that, but I didn't know if y'all was fooling around

in the break room or something.

- I know, but he came onto me.

- Mm, girl, that's some trifling shit.

Sorry.

- I know it is.

- DANNI: What are you gonna do?

- I'll deal with it.

- Mm, sorry.

- It's okay, girl. It's whatever.

I'm just gonna get a drink.

- All right, well, I will be there in a second.

- SABRINA: All right. - All right, order me something?

- SABRINA: Um, it's not really that busy.

- All right. See you soon.

- All right, bye.

- Hello.

- SABRINA: I think I'm gonna have a margarita to start.

- Can I buy you a drink?

- Um, no, thanks.

Margarita is cool.

- Are you sure?

- I'm not in the mood to talk.

Can you just bring my drinks, please?

- I'm not the waiter.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

- Yeah. I'm El Fuego.

- Okay, I'm not really having the best day.

I don't really wanna do the small chit-chat thing,

Fuego Man.

- I'm sorry to hear that, Sabrina.

- I know you?

- El Fuego McAllister.

- Uh-uh.

You gotta be kidding me!

- EL FUEGO: Yeah. - Oh, wow!

- EL FUEGO: Yeah, I know, I changed a bit.

- A bit? - Yeah.

- You look a lot different than college.

- Yeah.

- Wow, I mean, you were--

- Fat, acne.

- I didn't wanna say it. - EL FUEGO: Yeah.

- Yeah. Oh my goodness!

- Well, I grew out of it.

- I can see that.

Have a seat.

- Sure.

- Wow!

So how are you?

- I'm good.

- You look good.

You look great, honestly.

And you got your teeth fixed, too?

- Yeah. - Wow, was that expensive?

- Oh, you know, just a little bit.

I was able to afford it.

- Oh, nice!

They're beautiful!

- Why, thank you. You look good, too.

- Thank you.

- But, the way you shut me down,

I guess you're not having the best day.

- I'm kind of hating men right now.

- That bad?

- I'll get over it in a few hours.

- Should I come back in a few hours?

- No, no. You want a drink?

- Sure. - All right.

The waiter's taking a minute to get here,

but I'm sure they'll be here in a second.

- Ah, we can wait. - Mm-hmm.

So, uh, oh, how's Stacey?

- Wow, you went way back.

- Look, she was the love of your life.

- Until she saw Jonathan.

- Yeah, I kinda forgot that.

- Yeah, but, I hear she's good, and they're together.

- That's good. - Yeah.

- Glad for her.

- Yeah, it was heartbreaking for me.

So how is Andi and Karen? - They'll be here.

- And Danni? - Oh, yeah.

- Aw shit, I better leave.

- What? Why?

- I think I owe her money.

- Money?

- I took five dollars from her.

- Ah, well, you know...

- You think she won't remember?

- It's Danni.

She doesn't forget anything that comes to money.

- Yeah, right, that's right.

Look, uh, take my number. - Oh, well, here.

- Even better. - Oh, you're professional!

- You know, just a little bit.

- All right!

- Um, yeah, we're getting out of here in a bit.

I should leave.

- Oh, who's we?

- Me and my boy.

We're headed to a bachelorette party.

- Bachelorette?

Bachelorettes? - Yeah.

- Okay, that's kind of odd.

- We're the entertainment.

- Hmm, the entertainment.

Are you, like, a singer there?

- No.

- What do you do?

- I'm a dancer.

- A dancer.

Oh!

Oh! Oh!

Okay!

- Yeah.

Hey, you should come down to Club Eden

and check us out one day.

- Club Eden.

You're talking about the strip club?

- Yeah. Oh, and--

- Oh! Okay.

- And bring the girls.

It'd be nice to see them.

- I'll do that.

Wait, is this your stage name?

- Yeah.

- Mm.

Wow.

Can't wait to see the show.

- I'll talk to you later.

- Wait a minute, you don't wanna have a drink?

- We're gonna be running late, I really gotta go.

But I'll see you soon. - Okay.

Ooh, yes, you certainly did lose weight.

Muscles and everything.

- Well, thank you. - It's very chisely.

- I'll see you soon. - See you soon.

Bye, Fuego.

"El Fuego the Human Taco?"

Beef burrito? Wow.

Spicy.

- What the hell is going on? - FATIMA: Shh, shh.

- What are you talking about. - Go to the bedroom.

- What is it? - Go to the bedroom!

- ANDI: What?

- [woman moaning]

- Oh, hell no!

- Oh, hold on.

Hey.

- Hey.

- You're home early.

- Yeah.

- Um, glad you're here.

- Hm.

Who are you talking to?

- Uh, say hi.

Angela.

- Angela?

- My therapist.

- Oh.

- ANGELA: Ms. Barns, hi.

- Hi.

- ANGELA: Gary and I were just talking about you.

- Is that right?

- ANGELA: Yeah.

- So he had me working through some exercises to,

you know, work through what happened last night.

- Oh.

- Yeah.

- Oh, okay, I'll let you finish, then.

- GARY: All right.

- I'm gonna, um--

- Are you okay?

- Yeah, I'm just gonna get dressed

and go hang out with the girls.

- Good.

Just, uh--

- Oh, yeah, of course. - GARY: Right, yeah, all right.

- Nice to meet you, Angela.

- ANGELA: Thank you. Same here.

I look forward to our session as a group.

- Me too.

- GARY: All right, thanks. - Yeah.

- GARY: Bye-bye. - Mm-hmm.

- What happened? - Nothing.

- Hm, what?

- You called 'cause you thought he was talking to a female?

- Uh, -- a female.

- Well, it did sound like that, didn't it?

- Wait, that's not what it was?

- He was talking to his therapist

on the speakerphone.

- Uh, no, Andi, no, I know what a female's voice sounds like.

That was not on the phone.

I know it, mm-mm.

- Okay, did you leave?

- No, I stayed my ass right here the whole time.

- Well, unless he flushed her down the toilet,

it's only him and that phone in there.

- Oh, shit. - ANDI: Mm-hmm.

You thought he was cheating?

- Girl, I didn't know what the hell was going on.

- Thanks for having my back, girl.

You was ready!

- No, I was ready, shit.

Wait, are you sure?

- Girl, come on, listen.

- ANGELA: Let it out.

Yes, let it all out.

- Oh, shit, "Let it out," not let it out.

- Girl, you crazy. - Yeah, my bad.

- [Andi laughing] - FATIMA: I'm sorry.

- I'll be mad at you later. - I'm sorry, Andi.

I really didn't-- - ANDI: No, it's fine.

No, it's okay. I need to get to the girls.

- Okay.

- Could you call them for me, please?

- FATIMA: Yeah, that's the least I can do.

- Perfect. - FATIMA: Girl.

- [Andi laughing]

- Oh, here's your key, I believe that is you.

- Oh, it's all right. - See you later.

- Hey, girl.

- Oh. Damn!

- What?

- You look fantastic!

- Oh, thank you, I'll take it.

- Oh, why?

Why? Why do I look good?

- I mean--

- Why's everyone treat me like a troll, you know?

- I'm just saying, you don't usually care.

You just always been in your uniform.

- I mean, I just wanted to look pretty.

I want to be cute.

- What's going on?

- How much have you had to drink, baby?

- Not enough. Not enough for this outfit.

- Why you need so much to drink, hmm?

What's going on? - Oh, no, uh-uh, mm.

I don't wanna talk about my drama, please.

I wanna talk about what's going on with you!

- What are you talking about, Sabrina, hm?

Excuse me, waiter, server, I don't know what's the PC term?

Hi. I will have what she's having.

- Mm-hm. It's a good dress, right?

- She wants a good tip. - SABRINA: Yeah!

You know, you only dress up like this...

Oh, what's going on? What happened?

- What is wrong with you? - Is it Preston?

Was it the conversation that you guys had?

- Sabrina, I just wanted to look pretty.

I have this dress in my closet, so I figured, you know what,

wild idea, I'll wear it.

- Okay.

But I see your titty popping out.

That's thirst trap game coming out.

- I am not! I am not!

- You're trying to catch something.

Mm-hmm. - Sabrina, you blowing

my high at this point.

- What is going on? Tell me, tell me!

- You are blowing my high at this point, okay?

- Fine! - All right.

- Oh, guess who I saw? - DANNI: Hm?

- El Fuego.

- Oh, he's still shaking that ass?

- Wait, how did you know about that?

- Well, he's a scripper.

He works at Club Eden.

That used to be my spot.

- Oh, shoo, I had no idea, but... [exhaling]

He looks so good.

- Not good enough for me to be throwing my money, mm-mm.

Not my money. - Ooh.

- Thank you.

So you like the dress, huh?

- I love the dress! - That's my girl.

She's getting more than five. - Cheers!

- Yeah, cheers.

- Oh, I don't need it, don't need it.

- Oh, what do you think I should do about Jacobi?

- Andi will know what to do when she gets here, all right?

By the way, where is she?

- Fatima said she'd be late.

- Heifer!

She canceled lunch, and now she's late?

And she invited us here?

- You know how Andi is.

- KAREN: Hey, y'all.

- Hey. - Oh, hey!

- Hey! - DANNI: Hey, girl.

- Danni, you and the cowboy broke up?

- What?

- What? Why do you look like this?

- Okay, see, listen. - That's what I said.

- I like this dress. We did not, okay?

- Okay. - SABRINA: Right.

She just said she wants to look pretty.

- Well, you look very pretty. - Thank you.

- But this is your thirst trap outfit.

- 'Cause you -- don't know me. - KAREN: Hey, I'm just saying.

Girl, I'm saying. I need a drink, though.

- Get one.

- Well, Karen? - KAREN: Hm?

- Have you talked to Andi since the wedding debacle?

- No, no.

- Karen. - Hm?

I'm here, okay?

I'll talk to her when she gets here.

It's fine. - Okay.

- Yeah.

Anyway, anything interesting happen with y'all today?

- Like what? - I'm just asking.

- Did something happen?

- I'll tell y'all when Andi gets here, okay?

- Oh, lord. - What is it?

- When Andi gets here.

- Okay.

- Hi, I will have what they having,

but a double.

Triple.

Thank you. Yes.

- ♪

- Hey. - Hey.

How was your session?

- Oh, it was draining.

- I bet. - Yeah.

- Why'd you come into the bathroom like that earlier?

- I just wanted to make sure you were okay.

- Hm. - Mm-hmm.

- Well, you did seem concerned.

- I was.

The noises were kind of weird.

- Yeah, um, she was talking me through letting emotions out

rather than keeping it in. - Mm.

- Yeah, so... - In the bathroom?

- Yeah, no, we discovered that smaller spaces, you know,

were better for me.

- I can see how that could work.

- Yeah, it's, uh, it does.

- Oh, is it helping with, um...

- I think so.

- And what about with, uh, the...

- What?

- With, um, sex.

- We're...

We're working our way through that.

- Oh, okay. - Yeah.

But I'm sorry it's taking this long.

- No, it's... You don't have to be sorry.

I'm here with you.

We'll get through this.

- Okay.

I love you.

- I love you.

And I'm proud of you.

I am.

- Thank you, thank you.

Wow, I mean, you look incredible.

- Thank you.

- Where are you going?

- Out with the girls.

I told you that.

- And you're wearing that?

- Yes.

- Okay.

- Gary?

- I didn't say anything.

- "You're wearing that" is saying something.

- All I'm saying is, you know, um, it's just...

- What?

- You always look good when you go out with the girls.

- Yes. - You know, but, um...

Tonight, that's a lot going on.

- I'm not changing.

- Didn't ask you to.

- Right, because you trust me, right?

- I do trust you.

- You do? - Yeah.

- 100%? - 100%.

- Good. - It's men I don't trust.

- You shouldn't be worried about men.

You should just be worried about me.

- I'm not. - Just focus on me.

- I'm not worried about men, I just...

I'm, it's been a while, and I don't...

I don't want you thinking about anyone else.

- I'm not thinking about sex with anyone else.

There's a lot of stuff going on in your head.

You know me. - I know you, I know.

It's just-- - You know me.

- It's a lot of this crazy shit in my head

that I gotta work through.

- And I'm glad you're working through it.

Let this be a part of the test, okay?

I'm gonna wear this dress,

and then I'm gonna go out with my girls,

and then I'll be home.

- I'm not saying anything.

- Okay. - Okay.

Um...

What time will you be home?

- Um, around 11?

- 11.

Wow, that's, uh...

11.

That's a long time out with the girls.

- Gary, what are you doing?

- I'm just saying, that's all.

It's a long night out.

- Okay, well, if I get done earlier,

I'll come home.

- All right.

- Okay.

- Wait, um, what spot are you going to?

- The Steam Plant.

- Steam Plant, okay. - Mm-hm.

- All right, well, I'll be here.

I'll wait for you when you get back.

- Okay. Hang tight, I'll be back.

- All right. - Love you.

Okay.

- [phone ringtone]

- Hey.

- Can you call Robin and have him meet me

at the Steam Plant rather than the Carlyle?

- FATIMA: You sure you wanna do that?

- Why wouldn't I?

- Girl, it's gonna be a lot of people there.

- ANDI: I am not doing anything, Fatima.

- All right.

I'll call him, but,

I think the Carlyle would be better.

- No, I can't do that.

- FATIMA: Why, you don't trust yourself?

- Fatima.

- Look, I'm just asking as a friend.

- ANDI: No, I do trust myself, okay?

I told Gary I was meeting the girls,

so, technically, I didn't lie.

- Wait, you're meeting him and the girls?

- No, I'll get a table with him,

and the girls will be at another table.

- FATIMA: Okay.

- Fatima, just do it, okay?

- Oh, I'ma do it 'cause you my boss.

- ANDI: Thank you.

- But I do wanna ask you one question as a friend.

- Yes?

- FATIMA: Are you sure?

- Yes. Yes, I am.

- FATIMA: [sighing] All right, I'll call him.

- Thank you.

- Sure, I'll see you tomorrow.

- ANDI: Okay. - All right, bye.

Hey, Robin? - ROBIN: Yeah?

- Hey, this is Fatima, Andi's assistant.

- ROBIN: Yes, hi.

- Yeah, she was wondering if you can meet her

at Steam Plant instead of the Carlyle.

- ROBIN: Where is it? - I'll text you the address.

- ROBIN: Yes, for sure. - Okay, I'll let her know.

- ROBIN: Same time? - Yes, same time.

- ROBIN: Okay, thank you. - No problem. Bye.

- And then he screamed my name in the bank.

- That's bullshit. - That's so embarrassing.

- Mm-mm.

- Like I said, when Andi gets here,

just tell her.

- Tell me what?

- Well, hello! - ANDI: Hello.

Karen. - Hi.

- Tell me what?

- Remember that guy, Jacobi?

At the bank - ANDI: Yes.

- that I was telling you about?

- Well, we had a situation.

- Oh, girl, she had to fire him, all right?

They hooked up, right, so now he hollerin' at me, too.

- What?

- Yeah, but you know that's bullshit.

- Mm-hm.

Look, I'll handle it.

- Can you, please? - ANDI: Yes, of course, yes.

And if I can't, I'll have someone at the firm do it.

- Thank you so much.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, just like anyone.

Thank you. - Let's just relax tonight.

- SABRINA: You want a drink? - Sure.

- DANNI: Nice of you to join us. You look great.

- ANDI: Oh, thank you. I was gonna say the same thing.

- DANNI: Oh, thank you, madam. - I love the dress.

It's giving me very bridal vibes.

- See, I like that. - Mm-mm.

- It's cool.

- Y'all both full of shit, by the way.

- Can I be cute? - KAREN: You are cute.

- I feel like I'm a naturally cute girl,

and I'm just accentuating it.

- KAREN: So cute, beautiful, so freaking cute.

- Mm-hmm.

- I agree.

- Okay.

- Just relax, Sabrina, okay?

I can see you're stressed.

- Yeah, I know.

I'm just worried about my job.

- It'll be fine.

- Well, girl, what you need to do

is hit this pen, shoo. - Oh, no.

I don't even know what you put in there, Danni.

- That's 'cause you a lightweight.

- No. - Mm-hm.

- They made you a supervisor?

- DANNI: I have my way.

What we really need do while we all gathered here

this day is 'cause, uh, Karen?

- KAREN: Hm? - Mm-hm, you gonna act like

we ain't got nothing to talk about?

- What do you mean?

- You just gonna hit her with the attitude, "Hi?"

- I didn't hit her with nothing.

- Don't you have anything, anything at all to say

to your dearest friend Andi?

- Yes, I do.

- I think she's listening. That ear is perked up.

Look at that. - ANDI: Yeah, it is.

- KAREN: Andi...

I'm sorry for the way I said what I said

at the photoshoot, but I ain't sorry for saying it.

- Wow, Karen, that's classy.

Hell of an apology.

- It's an honest apology. It's all I got.

- DANNI: You're an adult. Do better.

- What was that?

- Karen, you were wrong for leaving.

- I was wrong for that.

I shouldn't have left you. I'm sorry.

- That's okay.

It's okay.

We didn't do it.

- I know.

Thank God.

- Karen! - KAREN: I'm just saying, okay?

Now, don't you have something you wanna say to me?

- What would that be?

- You owe me an apology.

- And, pray tell, for what?

- You don't know? Okay.

- I, too, am Confucian.

- Yeah, Karen, tell us.

- Y'all didn't get yours yet?

- What?

- I'll just...

I'll just show it to you.

It'll be a little easier. Um...

The subpoena to show up in court.

- DANNI: Uh-uh, mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm.

- See, I'm in the clear.

I've done all my hours.

- KAREN: Well?

- DANNI: Um, what is this? - Brand new, that's what it is.

Yeah, apparently, um, you being sued.

Gary's wife is suing you for alienation of affection.

And she's naming all of us as accomplices.

- What?

- KAREN: Yeah. - Okay.

- It's okay.

- KAREN: The best part's at the bottom, Andi.

Just go down. - What the --, Andi?

- KAREN: Yeah. - SABRINA: Andi.

- KAREN: The best part is that his wife is in jail

for shooting Gary and holding you at gunpoint.

- Oh my god.

- You wanna tell us what's going on, Andi?

Let us in?

- Yes, of course, I was gonna say something.

- What? When? - When were you gonna tell us?

- Okay, um, Gary lost his key,

and his ex-wife found it

and showed up at the house.

- Your house?

- My house, and shot Gary.

- [Sabrina whimpering]

Okay.

Is Gary okay?

- What the --, Sabrina?

- ANDI: Okay, I, I--

- We don't need dead bodies on our hands!

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, okay.

She then, which is in here, turned the gun on me,

and I simply defended myself.

- DANNI: Simply just? From her?

- Okay.

- You know, the craziest shit about this to me, Andi,

is that you're just...

It's just rolling out of your mouth like it seem normal,

like it's just a regular Wednesday.

- ANDI: Okay, Danni, I am a lawyer.

I see these things often, more often than you would think,

and it's unfortunate.

- And you didn't tell us this, Andi?

- She ain't want us to know, that we was right

about Gary and his crazy ass and all his crazy bull --.

- Shit.

- ROBIN: Andi.

- Hi. - Hi.

- KAREN: Who's he?

- Uh, ladies, this is Robin.

- Hi. - SABRINA: Hi.

- Mm-hmm.

- I got us a table in the back.

- Okay.

- I'll be right back. - Just nice to meet you all.

- Nice to meet you too. - I like your turtleneck.

- Thank you.

- I can't believe this shit.

- What the hell kind of business they about to do?

- Right?

- ♪

- [knocking on door]

- ♪

- FATIMA: Hey. - HAYDEN: Hey.

- FATIMA: Come on in. You're early.

- HAYDEN: Yeah, you know...

- Yeah, I do.

Come on.

- You know, uh, I gotta say, I was a little surprised

you called me.

- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.

- Why is that?

- I don't know, I thought you was mad at me or something.

- And why would I be mad at you?

- Come on now.

You know, the shit with the ex-con and all that.

- Oh, no, not at all.

- Okay.

- Yeah, um, you want some wine?

- Yeah, sure. - FATIMA: Okay.

I'll pour and you just make yourself comfortable.

- Okay.

- No, I mean really comfortable.

Get comfortable. - Oh, word?

- Yeah, make yourself at home.

- HAYDEN: Shit, okay.

You know, I never told you this, but your place?

Place is nice.

- FATIMA: Oh, you like it?

- HAYDEN: Yeah, I like your spot.

- FATIMA: Oh, thank you.

- Wish I was here a little more often,

but I like it.

- Maybe we can change that.

- HAYDEN: Oh, yeah? - Mm-hm.

- I like the sound of that.

- Here you go. - Mm, thank you, thank you.

- Welcome.

- Damn, you look good.

- Do I?

- Yes, you do.

- Well, thank you. - Mm-hm.

- [door opening] - Look--

- ZAC: Yo, Fatima, I got your text.

- Hey.

Come on it, just...

I'll pour you something to drink.

- ZAC: Nah, I'm good.

- FATIMA: Just-- - What's going on?

- I need to talk to both of you.

- Man. - ZAC: I'm leaving.

- I knew you was up to something.

- FATIMA: Zac, sit down. - Who you talking to?

You got this -- sitting on the couch

with his -- taco meat out? - Yep.

- ZAC: And I'm supposed to sit--

- Can you just please come sit down?

- I'll stand, thank you.

- Shit, I will, too.

- So let me get this right.

You didn't get him kicked out of the program.

You just made it harder for him to get in.

- I don't know what you talking--

- -- lie to me and I'll put your head

through that -- window.

- Fatima... - FATIMA: No.

I don't belong to you, and I never will, okay?

Like, I'm just trying to figure out,

what is it with you?

Are you jealous of him?

I mean, if I was you, I'd probably be jealous, too.

- Ain't nobody jealous of him.

Come on, now.

- All I'm gonna say is this.

I have video evidence of what you did to that camera.

Yeah, mm-hm.

And do I need to remind you that I also know where

every damn body is buried on your team at work?

See, you the type of -- gonna push me until I snap,

but I'm not dealing with your shit, Hayden!

I'm not.

Now, tomorrow, you gonna do whatever

you gotta do to get him back to the top of that list,

and I don't give a -- what you gotta do

to make it happen.

Are we clear?

- You really feeling this -- like that?

- No, I'm pissed at you like that.

- --. Okay.

So, like, you done or what?

- No, I'm not.

And you, Zac.

- Me? What I do?

- Don't ever think I'm such a simple-minded chick

that I would do something to keep a man down

just 'cause we're not together.

- I didn't even say that. - FATIMA: But you suggested it!

- ZAC: No, I didn't! All I-- - I'm not finished.

And I'm not the kind of bitch you want to tangle with.

Now, I told both of you -- I'm crazy,

and when I go there, it ain't no off switch.

So I suggest for both of your sakes

leave me alone and leave me the -- out of it.

Now both of you get the -- out of my house.

- All right, Fatima.

- ♪

- Well, you heard her.

- That wasn't for me, that was for you.

- [Hayden chuckling]

You think you big shit, huh?

- Well, she just said you little shit, so.

- HAYDEN: Right.

- FATIMA: Get out!

- That's for you, that wasn't for me.

Excuse me. - Where you going, a disco?

- Excuse me.

It is 2021.

- ZAC: The --?

- HAYDEN: I like those boots.

- Thanks, they'll be up yo' ass if you keep -- talking.

- HAYDEN: I'ma see you, Zac.

- You won't see me.

See a barber.

- HAYDEN: I like that short sleeve.

- Come on. - I think that's fair.

- I cannot go back to her with that.

- Why not?

- I would lose her as a client.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

- No, uh-uh, come on, really, you're just gonna let him...

You know that your client is a douchebag.

- I am offended by that.

Victor is an incredible, nice--

- Okay, all right, okay, okay, fine, fine, fine.

I will... I'll make the offer in the morning.

It's late there. - ANDI: Thanks, Robin.

- Fine.

- Thank you.

I'm gonna go now.

- Wait, wait, wait, is that it?

We didn't finish our drinks.

- I've had enough.

- All right, well,

let's have another one back at my hotel.

- I'm not sure what you're asking me.

- I had a nice, romantic table at the Carlyle.

- Mm, I'm not doing that.

You wanna know why?

Because of this.

- Huh.

That's kind of small, but it's nice.

- Small?

- I'm saying, until you say, "I do,"

it's not official. - ANDI: Robin.

- Yes, Andrea?

- Don't say my name like that.

Um, um, thank you, but no thank you.

- All right, well, let's stay here,

let's have another one here.

I'm already here.

- I will finish this wine, and that's it.

- Okay, great.

- ANDI: And I'll drink fast.

- Ooh, you don't got to do that.

- What are you still doing here?

- Where you going?

- FATIMA: Out, like you are.

Let's go.

- So I can't say nothing?

- Why?

All that's gonna come from your lips is some bullshit,

so no.

- Look, look, look, no, no, no, no.

I'm sorry, okay.

- FATIMA: Yeah, whatever.

- I thought that was you who did that earlier.

- It doesn't matter.

- Why doesn't it?

- Look, Zac, I'm about to go. You need to go too, come on.

- ZAC: I ain't going nowhere. Take that shit off.

- What? - Take it off.

- No. - What you mean, no?

- FATIMA: Zac. - Come on.

- Stop. - You want me to stop?

- Yes. - You want me to stop?

- Yes, I want you to stop.

- You really want me to stop?

Then tell me to stop.

- You know what I want.

- [Zac chuckling]

- She invited us here, right?

- Mm-hm, she did.

- Yep.

- But she's naturally over there with Turtleneck.

- I don't know, I'd be over there too.

He's kinda cute.

- Who is he? - I don't know.

- I don't know, but did you hear his voice?

- Yep. - Mm, he's really sexy.

He turned me on.

- And I was watching the lecture,

and I was like, all of this is wrong.

- [Robin laughing]

- ANDI: I'm not learning anything!

- I know.

You've got such a beautiful smile.

- Thank you.

So do you.

- Whoa.

- ANDI: What? - Hold up.

Are you sure you can compliment me like that?

- [Andi laughing]

- You're just, you're so real, what?

- I was just saying that I think that you're,

I mean, you know, you're very attractive.

- I'm very attractive? - I think so.

I think that's safe to say.

- ROBIN: It's safe to say? - Professionally.

- ROBIN: I mean it's, yeah, I know.

- I'm a professional. - ROBIN: I appreciate that.

We're both professionals. It is all business.

It is nothing. - ANDI: This is all work.

- All work. Absolutely. - ANDI: It's unrelated.

- Nothing else. - ANDI: Nothing personal at all.

- Absolutely, 100%.

- ♪

- NARRATOR: Next, on "Sistas."

- ANDI: This is my fiance.

- Oh, yeah, she's been talking about you all night.

- Well, she told me that she was out with the girls tonight.

What's going on here?

- Don't trust me. I'm -- up.

- You telling me something I already know.

- JACOBI: It's a letter

saying that I did absolutely nothing wrong.

- You may want to put your headphones on tonight.

- Why is that?

- MAURICE: You know how loud I get.

[Maurice squealing]

- How come you slept on the sofa?

- You know I didn't want to wake you.

- So that's why you're tip-toeing around?

- I'm thinking about you right now.

- Oh, stop. Oh.

- I only got $787. That's a huge -- loss.

- ♪