Original subtitles

- What the hell happened? - Hey Zac.

- Is that Karen in there? - Look, we're not sure.

We're just trying to find out some more information.

[Danni] Previously on Sistas ...

- [Sabrina] Where's Karen? - It's not good.

Where is Karen, Danni?

Her place caught fire. There's a dead body in there,

but we don't know if it's her yet.

- What is happening? - Oh my God!

Oh my God!

Next time, your ass better be dead.

My doctor came to check on me,

and she told me who the baby's father is.

[Sabrina coughs]

[Sabrina coughing]

Wait, what?

Did we just hear that right?

Oh, we heard it. We heard it.

Yeah.

- Okay. - Karen.

I know who the father is.

How'd your doctor do that?

The prenatal paternity test I told y'all about.

All right, all right. Well, did you have Zac's DNA?

No, but I had Aaron's.

- [Danni] Well, damn. - [Karen] Mm-hmm.

So are you gonna tell us?

- Does it matter? - Kar--

- Does it-- - Get her away from me.

- Does it matter? - Yes, it matters.

You know it matters, Karen.

I mean, I know you haven't been smokin',

but is smoke inhalation the same as, like, weed?

- Because you must be-- - Could it be memory loss?

High on something, you know?

- Karen. - Karen.

Well, I wanna tell him first.

No, no. That's that bullshit, Karen.

Oh, oh, wait.

Look, we talk a lot in this circle, okay?

Out of respect, I just want to tell him first.

You serious?

- You're serious? - Yes.

- Huh. - She is.

Don't even worry about it.

Uh-uh, uh-uh.

We have to respect her decision.

- I ain't gotta respect shit! - We did--

No, you will not play with my emotions like this!

- Danni. - We can't force her.

She died almost.

Well, the bitch is alive and well

and she gonna tell me something!

Okay. Okay. Hold on. Let's just slow down.

We cannot force her to tell us anything.

Oh, you're serious right now?

I wanna know, too.

- I got it. - [Andi] What?

- Sabrina. - What? What?

[Danni] She knows. She knows.

- Me? - [Danni] She--

Or her?

- I don't know. - Andi knows.

You told her.

- I don't know. - I did not.

- Mm-hmm. - I did not.

You bitches holdin' out on me. You don't gotta tell me.

- I'm gonna figure it out. - I never get told anything.

I'm not talkin' about you.

I don't know anything either.

You know. See Sabrina? She knows.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

♪ My girls hold me down

♪ When them boys mess around

♪ My love life is a headache ♪

♪ We're going out tonight

♪ 'Cause I'm lookin' for love

Did you forget I'm an attorney? That will never work on me.

What you are is full of shit.

That's fine. Don't tell me.

Pass that.

That's fine.

I won't.

Mm-hmm. Okay. All right, Sabrina. You know what?

Let's go. I'm too high to drive. Please take me home.

I'm smoking the same thing you're smoking, Danni.

You've been playing. I've been pulling. Okay?

- Are you leaving? - I guess we're leaving.

Tell me.

Danni.

I don't know anything.

Now you can have it.

We love you, Karen.

Thank you.

Are you sure you don't wanna just...

tell us?

She's not gonna tell us. She's really not gonna tell us.

Come on. Let's go.

You know we're the aunties, right?

Auntie?

I'm still young and fresh.

That's funny.

Young and fresh.

Y'all are some high bitches right now.

Sabrina, let's go. She's clearly not gonna tell us.

I'm not gonna tell y'all.

She's really good at keeping secrets.

If she kept them knees together,

we wouldn't be in this predicament.

- Bye, Danni! - Oh, Danni is leaving.

- We're glad that you're okay. - Thank you.

- Danni is glad you're okay. - Don't speak for me.

You need a mediator sometimes, okay?

We're leaving.

- Bye. - [Karen] Bye.

- Your friends are leaving. - Okay.

Sure you don't wanna tell us?

Bye.

- Have a nice day, Danni. - Before we go.

- See ya. - Say bye to me, too.

Bye.

We're gonna be aunties.

No. I don't like that phrase.

Andi, you know. You're too comfortable.

You know. I know you know.

You fuckin' know!

- Andi, I know you know! - I don't know any--

[Danni] I know you do!

Whew, your friends--

Our friends.

Yeah.

Are you really okay?

I am. Yeah.

Good.

So?

Do you wanna know?

No. I want you to tell me when you're ready.

Well, you know Danni thinks you do.

And that's exactly why I don't want you to tell me.

Hmm. You sure?

No.

Are you happy with who it is?

Yeah.

I am.

That's all that matters.

Right.

- I'm just so glad. - Okay.

- No. - Andi, don't.

No, I was just grieving you. It was devastating.

I'm fine. I am.

- Karen, I love you. - I love you, too.

No, I really do. I love you so much.

Okay. I love you. I'm fine.

Okay. Okay, good.

- Okay? - Yes.

But I do need to figure out how to rebuild this salon.

Which is...

- Oh, right. - Yeah.

- Well, how is it on the inside? - I don't know.

I'll see it tomorrow.

Okay, well, you let me know if you need to borrow any money,

okay?

Well, you know I need that.

I got you.

Thank you. Well, um, I'm gonna head out.

Wait, wait, wait.

What?

[sighs]

I love you. No, I really do.

Andi, I know.

I thought you were dead.

I'm not. I'm fine. Look at me.

Yes.

- Okay. I'm fine. - Okay.

- I love you. - I love you.

And I'll call you later.

- Call me later. - I will.

I'm fine.

- Okay. - Okay.

- Bye. - Bye.

- I love you! - [Karen] I love you, too!

You know, if you did wanna tell me who the father was,

I--I think I--

[Karen] I ain't telling you shit!

- Okay. Yep. - [Karen] Okay.

Understood.

Is there a hint, maybe?

Okay. She's gone. Great.

[phone ringing]

Hey, I called you.

Sorry, I was with the girls.

Okay. Can I come over?

Gary, um...

[Gary] What?

I'm feeling really good right now, like, [laughing]

[Gary] Okay. Good.

And let me make you feel better.

I don't know if you wanna see me like this.

[laughs] Why?

I've been drinking a little bit and smoking a little bit,

so I'm like, there.

Okay, well, we can be there together.

[Andi] No, you don't understand.

The stuff Danni gave me is, like, different.

I'm next level. I have no clue what I'm gonna say.

All right, well, whatever you wanna say, just hold on to it.

Are you sure?

Yeah. I'm sure.

Okay, well, I don't know if I'm gonna be nice.

You don't have to be nice. You could be mean.

I'm gonna say what's on my mind.

I'm all for that.

All right. You've been forewarned.

Enter at your own risk.

All right. Sounds good.

[laughing] I'll be here.

[Gary] All right, see you soon.

- Sabrina. - What?

I'm driving.

Danni, I'm driving.

What? I'm driving... in here.

Okay, you must be high as hell right now.

I love it. It's amazing.

Uh-huh.

Someone's in your blind side.

Dan--Dan, put your hands down.

- Look out on your left. - Okay, stop.

I'm telling you. I can feel it.

- Danni. - Someone's gonna cut you off.

[sighs]

I'm psychic when I'm high.

Whatever, Danni.

Don't give him your money.

Listen, wait til I'm not this high to give you advice.

Okay. Should I be listening to sober Danni or high Danni?

Honestly, there's a third person in play

'cause right now I'm astral projecting.

Okay. Go to sleep.

I can see your future. It's bright.

It's bright.

But you know...

Andi knows.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure she told Andi.

Oh, she knows.

Who do you think the father is?

[sighs]

I'm sensing Aaron's baby.

- Hmm. Really? - Mm-hmm.

Those preacher sperm have something to prove.

I don't know.

I'm thinking it's Zac.

- Yeah. - Why?

I don't know.

She's always wanted to have a family with him.

She wasn't acting all weird about the news really.

- So she willed it? - Maybe.

- Hmm. - We'll find out one day.

Soon.

I don't know about soon. She be dragging shit out.

Yeah, but she'll tell us.

She may.

She will.

So you know the whole thing with my job?

- Mm-hmm. - I'm not working right now.

- Mm-hmm. - So the money situation is--

Listen, Sabrina, I can't give you any money.

But I'll tell you what, I can give you some of my weed.

You can sell it.

Danni, I'm not asking you for money.

Okay, good 'cause I ain't got it. I would, but I ain't got it.

I know. I know.

I have some money in my savings, my 401K.

You know, I have a couple of retirement investments.

I have, like, $190,000.

But if I cash in, I'm gonna have nothing.

Damn. You've done that well at the bank?

Yeah.

Maybe you did steal the money.

- Shut up. - What? No.

- No, I didn't. - Why--why would you cash it in?

Bayo came by and told me he's gonna show me how to

double my money if I wanted.

- No. Uh-uh. - What?

No. Don't give him your money.

He might be running that African prince scheme.

Okay, you're starting to sound prejudiced now.

I'm just sayin' I don't like it.

- Danni. - Hmm?

He has more money than the both of us.

Through schemes.

[sighs] Well, if I don't ask him for help, I mean...

I don't know what I'm gonna do for money.

You'll get it all sorted out.

How?

Do you think Que is just gonna tell the truth one day?

You know what, Sabrina? You're blowing my high.

And right now, I'm in the stratosphere.

Really?

I'm just sayin' I don't wanna go home to any drama, bro.

What drama?

Hmm, drama? Hmm?

You just said drama. What drama?

Nothing.

- What is it, Danni? - Nothing.

I just wanna get home. Are we almost there?

Yeah.

Look out.

Stop. Put your belt on.

[phone ringing]

- Hi, Pam. - Hey, girl.

I was calling to check on you.

- I'm fine. - [Pam] I'm really happy you are.

Mm-hmm.

Wait, you're not still mad at me, are you?

Pam, I don't have time for this, okay? It's been a long day.

Okay, 'cause the fireman said it started in the back.

It was not the curlers.

[Karen] I know that.

Okay, then. You shouldn't be mad at me.

You left it on.

It won't happen again. I promise.

No, I know you won't.

Wait a minute. You ain't firing me, are you?

Where you gonna work?

You're gonna rebuild the shop.

With what money?

Well...

I ain't got no insurance.

But Karen, why didn't you have insurance?

[sighs] When Isaiah took all my clients, I let it lapse

to cover other expenses.

But Zac gave you money.

Pam.

[Pam] And he's offering to help you again.

I know that.

Well, then you need to let him help you.

I might.

Well, you should. I'm glad you're okay.

Yeah. I'm fine, Pam, okay, I'ma get some sleep though.

Okay, but before you go to bed, call Zac.

I will. Tomorrow.

Uh-uh, call him tonight. The way he was looking at you.

Okay, Pam.

- [Pam] I love you, girl. - Love you, too.

Wait, wait, wait. Did they tell you who was in the fire?

No. Nobody called me yet.

You know what? Lewis thinks it's that homeless man

that hangs out in the back.

[sighs] Yeah. He said that, but we'll see tomorrow.

You don't seem concerned.

Pam, can you not?

I'm just sayin', you seem so calm.

Just let me get off this phone, okay? It's been a long day.

I'm trying to go to sleep.

Okay. Well, I'll be there tomorrow, too.

For what?

To see what we can clean up.

Fine.

All right. Well, call Zac.

God, Pam, come on.

Girl, it ain't even 9:00 yet.

You better call him before Fatima's crazy ass come home.

Shit.

You better call that nigga and get that money

before he change his mind.

Oh.

Okay.

[music]

Hey.

- Calvin. - Hmm?

Calvin, what is this?

What are you talking about? What's it look like?

It's my sofa. I got it out of storage.

Can you bring it back to storage?

What? This is a nice couch.

This is eclectic.

And electric.

Look who's talkin'.

You mind turning this shit down a bit?

Hey, leave my sofa alone.

Nigga, I need sunglasses to see this.

Okay, fine.

You don't wanna sit on my sofa? Don't sit on it then.

I won't sit on the motherfucker.

I won't subject my ass to this tanning bed anyway.

Good.

Where you coming from anyway?

I told you I was going to see Que.

I keep telling you that's a hopeless cause.

[sighs] He's going to tell me the truth.

- No, he's not. - Oh, yes, he is.

I've only just begun to fight.

Maurice, I'm telling you right now,

you just need to leave that boy alone.

Hmm, me and Sabrina are facing trial. You know that?

Look, I tried to beat the boy's ass to get him to talk,

and it still didn't work.

[laughing] You're trying to beat? [laughing]

Girl, please.

What are you laughing at?

Scratching girls' eyes out is not beating their ass.

- It won't work. - It did work.

It did not.

I'm telling you, you keep messing around,

you're gonna make matters worse.

It can't get any worse.

Believe me, it can.

[sighs]

You gonna be able to pay rent?

- Yeah, I got it. - Do you really have it though?

Yeah, I got it.

Well, look, since you got so much, you think you could

help me out with my exfoliant and my moisturizers

and my lip balm?

Maurice, Maurice, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I will pay the rent and I will feed you,

but that's it.

Fair. Well, I only eat the highest of steaks

and the best of caviar.

Steaks and caviar?

That's right.

You better take your ass in that kitchen

and bust out that ham and swiss.

Oh, gutter swine. I stopped eating pork.

Can I at least get a thank you?

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

- I would really thank you - [Calvin] Don't. Don't.

- if you could get this ugly-- - Don't. Mm-mm.

Iridescent, fluorescent, puss-ass sofa out of my house.

It's all we got, so deal with it.

I'm in glitter hell.

Might as well call me Mariah.

Look like the Rainbow Coalition in here.

Like a flea market and you're the flea.

[sighs]

Be grateful!

[Maurice] Be gayful!

[knocking on door]

I heard. Hey.

Left me and now you got an attitude.

Did you forgot your key?

Sure looks that way.

I thought you was Fatima.

I see.

What do you want?

I'm just coming by to check on you.

You know you could've called before.

Didn't Danni tell you that one time?

Yeah, but I was headed to her spot and this is on the way,

so...

All right. What's up?

Seemed like you was pretty upset, so I figured I'd come

and check on you.

I mean, you seen all that shit, so...

Well, good reason.

That shit was crazy.

So you're good, though?

- If you're good, then-- - Yeah, I'm-I'm good.

Like, as long as she's good, I'm good.

That's-that's all I care about.

Cool. And Fatima?

Hangin' around Danni. You're nosey.

That's why you here for. Fatima ain't even here,

so you ain't gotta do all this.

That's why I asked. I didn't think she would be.

Why you wouldn't think she would be here?

Zac, I noticed her face when you were with Karen, too.

Bro, everybody was looking at Fatima!

It was a whole burning building!

[Preston] It was bad, trust me.

Bro, there was dead people in there

and y'all lookin' at Fatima's face?

Come on, bro.

It was that bad.

Preston, we all thought she was dead.

Like, what was I supposed to do?

I don't know. I get that. I do. Trust me.

But she looked pissed.

Well, she gonna have to get over that.

Well, I got a lot going on, man. I don't got time for this.

I know you do, but--

But what? Don't you got Danni problems?

Don't I always?

Yes, so why don't you go deal with those?

Okay. I-I'm gonna go.

And stop trying to dress like me, too.

Sincerest form of flattery, right?

I appreciate it.

But you can go. I ain't got no advice for you.

Oh, no, no, no. That's the last thing I came for.

What's wrong with my advice?

All the problems it caused last time?

I caused you pr-- Me?

Everybody wants to blame Zac. You know what?

You're gonna have more problems if you just don't leave.

Okay. All right, look. My bad. My bad. I'm gone.

- Bye. - I'm outta here.

But call next time.

- I might. - You might?

- Bruh, this is-- - Later. I'm out.

[Zac] This is why you have Danni problems.

I'm out. I'm out.

Nosey. Got him in the sista circle, too.

Come all the way to check on me.

[Fatima] You've reached the voicemail of Fatima Wilson.

Leave a message!

Yo, Fatima. I've been calling you, man.

Where you at? I'm at home.

Hit me back.

Playing games, man.

Wow. Um...

That was... wild.

Yeah. I don't even want to think about it.

I know you don't.

I'm just happy she's okay.

Yeah. Me, too.

All this is--

It's got me thinking about life and time.

And...

Just all the time we waste.

You know, I thought I'd lost her.

We waste so much time arguing about petty things

and BS. And things that just don't matter

in the long run, you know?

Yeah. That's true.

And all--all the time we spend in relationships.

Yeah. Right. Wait. Where are you going with that?

Oh, I'm just thinking out loud. It's just my thoughts.

You know?

Well, let's not think about that part.

We're not in a relationship.

I know, but...

we could be.

No.

I don't think we can.

I think...

I've finally comes to terms with the fact that we can't be.

Well, um, you know, I'm just gonna keep trying.

You know what?

You don't have to keep trying.

We have really great sex.

It's a great thing, and we can just do that.

- I know we have great sex. - Yes, you're incredible in bed.

True, but you...

You know I'm more than sex, right?

Yes. Of course.

But you know, I've been thinking and I'm like,

"Why am I still here and why do I keep you around?"

You know?

Are you serious right now?

I am. Yeah.

And you've--

- You've been drinking, so-- - That's true.

And I smoked a little bit.

- Yeah. - A combination.

Yeah, but...

Look, Gary, you are...

so handsome and smart.

And talented and business savvy.

But you're a beautiful Black man.

You make me feel so good when we're intimate.

Go on. I like where this is going.

But you have so much baggage.

So I keep thinking, "Why do I stay?"

Like, why am I here?

And I can't help but to think that

it's because we have great sex, you and I.

Hmm.

Because if we didn't have that, I would've moved on, right?

I mean, you're wealthy.

You have money, but I have my own.

And sometimes you can be a bit of an asshole.

And I don't need that.

And frankly, if I'm being fully transparent,

you're not really my type.

- I usually date, like, 6'5". - 6'5"...

Yeah, like my boyfriend from college.

I wonder what he's up to? Where's the phone?

Oh.

What are you doing?

I'm just checking on an old friend just to see--

Are you serious right now?

Oh.

Let me get this straight,

you're going through all of this

for good sex?

Gary, when you're a woman

and you're lonely,

you'll put up with a man's anything just to feel something.

So yeah, I'm going through all this for sex.

And if you didn't give me that, you would be out of here.

What?

I was just saying that if we didn't have sex, then you...

We wouldn't...

keep doing this thing. You would be gone.

But we're--we do have sex,

so let's get you--

Just wait.

- What? - Wait. Just no.

Stop.

Are you mad?

- You're mad. - No, I'm not mad.

Okay.

I was...

I was just trying to tell you the truth, Gary.

It's not a bad thing.

Go on, tell your-tell your truth.

Well, truthfully,

Robin's bigger.

Lies.

But you've got great rhythm.

Like, you know what to do. You know?

So let's do what you know what to do.

No, no. Just stop. I'm not feeling it tonight.

You're not feeling it tonight?

- No. - Well, get the hell out!

- Excuse me? - Get out!

Okay. This is a lot. Fine.

What do you do for me, okay,

besides cause me stress and drama?

If you're not gonna bring me what I need, get out.

You know what? I'ma let you sleep this off.

- I don't need to sleep this off. - Yeah, you do.

'Cause you're saying some really foul shit right now.

And you're high.

Gary.

You and I both know I'm telling the truth.

Yeah. Okay.

Look, I'm just trying to talk to you.

- No, you stay and-- - Where are you going?

Have a good one.

[Gary] 6'5"...

Get the fuck out!

[knocking on door]

Karen.

- Hi. - Hi.

I am so glad you're okay.

I'm fine.

I was so worried about you.

And I uh, you know, it's just I've been thinking

about it all day. I just really wanted to come talk to you.

- Okay. - Yeah.

Kind of continue to address the situation with the woman

that came to your salon.

You know, it's just been kind of weighing on me a little bit.

You wanna talk about that right now?

Yeah, I mean, I just-- I feel bad

and knowing that you're okay, I figured we could just,

you know, touch base on it.

And I just wanted you to know that

nothing like that will ever happen again.

And I really mean that.

Well, I know it won't happen again.

I ain't got no salon anymore.

Karen, you know we can rebuild that, right?

We?

Yeah. I can help you with that.

Aaron, um, I figured it out. So...

You have the money?

Yeah, I do.

Okay.

Well, at least let me organize, you know--

Aaron, I don't need you to do anything for me.

Okay. So--

So...

I thought this was too good to be true and it was.

What do you mean by that?

You were acting like this perfect dude.

Really, you were,

but you had a woman on the side the whole time.

That's what I mean.

Karen, you didn't even want me.

I said I didn't know, okay?

And anyways, you just start seeing somebody else?

You don't even tell me?

Karen, I wasn't seeing her like that.

Well, it seems that way to me.

Karen, you were indecisive, okay?

I started to see her.

Decided I didn't want to be with her.

I wanted to be with you, despite everything.

So I told her I wanted to be friends

and then she went a little crazy. That's it.

Oh, crazy?

'Cause women just go crazy for no reason.

Oh my God. No, you don't get it.

[Karen] No, you don't get it.

You're not gonna drive me crazy, okay?

See, that's what I'm talking about. You don't understand.

I'm not looking to make you crazy, Karen.

Look, I'm-- I'm just--

I'm sorry about all of this. I really am.

Yeah.

Me, too.

- So then can we just-- - Look, Aaron.

- Start over-- - Aaron.

Aaron. I don't wanna do this.

You just come over, unannounced.

And I let you in, but I do not...

I don't wanna do this.

[sighs] Karen, I'm just glad you're okay.

All right, I was really scared when I thought that

you were in the fire. I'm just grateful.

Thank you.

For coming.

I'd like to get some rest.

I can't win with you, can I?

You know, I've got a lot to figure out.

Tomorrow, a lot.

Like who the second person to die in my salon is.

[sighs]

His name was James Tims.

He was homeless and mentally ill.

And he lived behind your building.

How do you know all that?

Gary told me.

Gary?

Yeah.

He knew the mayor, so he, uh, made a call

and they told him.

Did he have any family?

I think they're looking for them now.

Okay.

Yeah.

So he's actually the one that started the fire, not Pam.

- [Karen] Yeah, I know. - Yeah.

I apologized to her already.

Why?

Leaning on her pretty hard when I thought you were in the fire.

Well, she still left the curlers on.

True. She did do that.

Okay.

Well, I need to hit the bed.

Are you sure you don't want me to help you rebuild?

I have the money.

Well, I...

guess I'll see you later then.

Yeah. Goodnight.

You know I still love you, right?

Thank you.

Ouch.

Understood.

Goodnight, Karen.

Drive safe, Aaron.

Yeah.

[phone ringing]

Yo.

It's me.

[Zac] I know who it is.

Oh. I'm surprised you answered.

Come on, Karen.

It was a crazy day.

Yeah, it was.

Oh, I'm just glad you're all right.

[Karen] [sighs] I am.

I'm glad you called me, too.

Why?

I really just need to hear your voice.

Really?

Yeah. There was a lot going on earlier.

There was too many people, but I just need to hear your voice.

Why?

Come on, Karen, you know. You know that I know you.

Yeah. You know me.

We know each other.

A little too well, sometimes.

Yeah.

So...

Where's Fatima?

[Zac] Don't do that.

What?

I wanna talk about you.

What about me?

[Zac] Karen, you don't understand, yo.

We thought you died.

No, I get it. I saw your face.

My face?

[Karen] Yeah, Zac.

It was all over your face.

What you saw?

How much you love me.

Well, that's obvious.

To everybody?

Well, I ain't worried about everybody.

I was worried about you.

I know.

Thank you.

Sure.

And thank you for coming.

Come on, man. You knew I was gonna be there.

How would I know if I was dead?

Thank God you're not.

Right.

Yeah.

All the good times we had and bad times.

Yeah. Sure got me thinking.

I thought you hated me.

Karen, I don't hate you.

I love you.

You know that, Karen.

Um...

I'm glad you're okay, though.

I am. Yeah.

[Zac] All right.

Okay, well, thank you for taking my call.

Yeah. I'ma talk to you tomorrow.

- [Karen] Oh, wait. - What's up?

[Karen] I wanted to ask you about your offer.

What about it?

Did you mean it? You'll help me rebuild the salon?

Of course.

- Thank you. - [Zac] All right.

Okay, well, I'm headed there tomorrow morning.

You wanna meet me there and take a look?

Um... Well...

[Karen] 'Cause I know you've been doing construction,

you know?

Yes, I can. I can do that. I can do that.

Okay. And then we can talk about, you know, your help.

Yeah, we can do that, too.

[Karen] Okay.

All right, look, I gotta go.

Oh, did she just walk in?

I'll talk to you tomorrow.

Yeah, she must've walked in 'cause that changed real quick.

I'll talk to you later.

[Karen] Okay.

Well, I love you, too.

Same here. All right. I'll see you tomorrow.

Oh, she definitely lookin' down your mouth.

You just said you loved me a second ago.

You can't say it again?

I'll talk to you.

Bye.

All right.

Hey, what's up, baby?

Hey.

You was out late.

Yeah, I was.

You all right?

I'm fine. I'm just tired.

Yeah?

Do you want me to, uh, run your bath water?

[Fatima] Nope.

Um, 'cause I was, uh...

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Damn. Damn.

[Andi] Next on Sistas ...

See? You're still being petty. You made up half the bed.

He was sweet, like he used to be God knows when.

[Danni] I'm never smokin' again.

Danni, you say that every time

and you're smoking a few minutes later, so...

We have to go.

No. I'm not going to see a lawyer.

I just wanted to tell her

that I'm going to see Karen right now.

Zac, why are you doing that? Why?

Why would you do that?

What are you doing?

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