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Your fuckin' man is the father of my child!

Yeah. Okay, Karen. Whatever.

Here you go, baby. It's his. Read it, baby!

- Do that shit again! - Touch him again!?

- [cross shouting] - Yes! I'm gonna whup your ass!

[Andi] Previously on Sistas ...

That happened three years ago! Before I was with her!

Yeah, and you brought me right back there, didn't you?

Why are you--

It's blank. It's empty. There's nothing on it.

I did it. Me and Que.

Come again?

Sabrina had nothing to do with it at all.

You did it?

Yes.

Okay. Well, please continue.

Um, can you take me to jail now please?

Oh, oh, no.

I got a lot more questions for you.

Okay. Well...

Tell me the names of the other co-conspirators.

- Quincy Delano. - And who else?

Quincy Delano. That's all I know.

How you don't know?

Well...

Que--Que got the people to, um, do it.

- So-- - But you set it all up.

- You even planned it. - Yes, I did the planning.

I plan many things, weddings.

So tell me.

Um, well, it was early one morning

and I, uh, had Que to call his posse,

Que and the gang, to follow Que and I

to the bank in the morning. I was working early.

And then we staged the robbery at home, so--

On the surveillance system, really good acting.

S-s-surveillance?

Yeah, you--you know you've been put in your car

and you drive it to the bank.

Y-yeah! Surveillance!

You're in the bank and him screaming.

Screaming! Yeah, I'm screaming.

That's some really good acting.

Thank you. I did theater in school.

Tell me the names of the co-conspirators.

Like I said, mister. I don't know the man name.

Take a look at these pictures and tell me which ones they are.

Uh, I'm so sorry. I don't mean to sound ridiculous.

I don't know who these men are. S-sorry to these men.

But you, you did all the planning, right?

You told them what to do.

No, no, no, no, no. Que did. I told Que what to do.

He told them. Chain of command.

Okay.

That's that. Sabrina didn't have anything to do with it.

It was me and Que and I'm willing to testify to it.

Okay.

So what happens now?

You're out on bail, so...

You know, I'll call the D.A.

and see what she want me to do with you.

Okay, good. And I will call you D-A-D-D-Y.

Okay. I'll be right back.

- You stay right there. - I will.

Oh, don't touch me.

Daddy.

♪ 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

[phone ringing]

I know you ain't calling me.

- Don't hang up. - [Pam] I am.

No. 'Cause if you didn't want to talk to me

you wouldn't have answered in the first place.

What do you want?

Uh, do you have the client list for Karen?

You wanna bug them, too? They can't make her want you.

Pam, stop it, okay? Just stop for a few seconds.

What do you want, Aaron?

I want to know if you can call them and see if they'd be

willing to volunteer and help out at Karen's salon.

- To do what? - [Aaron] Cleaning up.

They ain't doing that shit.

If they like her like that, they will.

They don't like her ass.

Pam, I have the hazmat suits. And I feel like if we can get

enough people to help clean up, we can save her some money

for the cost of the repairs. You know what I mean?

Zac is giving her the money.

- I don't think so. - [Pam] Don't hate.

Look, can you just call them?

So why you think Zac ain't gonna give her the money?

Because I was over there yesterday and they got into it.

Who? Zac and Karen?

Look, I'm not going into that with you right now, Pam.

I'm about to not have a job. You need to tell me,

so I can fix it.

So I suggest you call the clients.

[laughs] Them lazy bitches ain't gonna come help her.

Pam, you don't know that. We can probably get one

or two or them to do it.

- Okay, fine. - [Aaron] Thank you.

And what about the men that work at the salon?

[laughs] They do hair, honey.

They ain't trying to do no manly work.

Pam, can you just call them, please?

Sure, lover boy, but this ain't gonna make her want you.

Pam.

[Pam] I'll send out a mass email.

Thank you.

And can you have them be there by 7:00 AM?

7:00 AM? Nigga, is you crazy?

Pam, look, I'm not doing this with you right now.

Please just call them. Have them be there by 7:00 AM.

- [Pam] Doing it. - Thank you.

- Goodnight. - [Pam] Goodnight, Aaron.

And after we're done, please lose my damn number.

[music]

Shit...

You're slippin'.

Yes, you are.

You used to keep up with me better than that.

No, no, no, no. It's all about lookin' into your eyes for me.

Preston.

No, I'm serious.

Seeing you pleased, that's what does it for me.

I'm glad you're here.

I know I'm glad I'm here, too.

I'm glad we were able to talk, too.

Yeah, after your hot girl summer.

Way to ruin the moment.

No, no, no, no. I don't wanna do that,

but I'm just sayin', I mean, you know.

That's in the past, but I know you were running

them in and out of here.

It was lukewarm.

- You know, but-- - Okay, but--

- I learned my lesson. - Yeah. Was it worth it, though?

You live and you learn.

Did you learn?

A lot.

So I'm gonna say I'm glad you're here again.

Okay. Listen, look. I just-- I like this honest Danni.

It's the weed.

Well, you know, I was never for you smoking, but--

I'm all for this.

- Oh, hell no. - What? It's just a toke.

I'm here for this, not that.

You just take a toke.

I don't know what that shit's gonna do to me.

It will just relax you.

Danni, I can barely have a beer.

I don't think one toke is gonna, like, take you out.

Just--you just, you know?

- Are you sure? - Mm-hmm.

- It'll be fine. - Uh...

Listen, it's just one hit, but if you gotta worry about it,

then that means more for me.

Why do I feel like I should just be saying no right now?

I'm not trying to offer you smack, you know,

an eight ball, black tar heroin. It's just weed, okay?

It's not the gateway drug.

Whoa, whoa, wait, wait. Have you ever did any of that?

- How dare you. - I'm just asking.

What do you think I am?

I just wanted to know. I'm just asking.

No. I mean, no.

- Any other drugs? - I did shrooms in college.

I'm not doing that shit anytime soon.

- What happened? - Thought I was Michelle Obama.

What?

And I thought my professor was Barack.

Oh yeah, you was trippin'.

Mm-hmm. It was tough times.

Hard times. Dark times.

I'd say so.

Yes, and just take one hit and you'll be fine.

- You sure? - Mm-hmm. [laughing]

- Just one. - Just one hit.

I know I love you 'cause--

I'll try it.

Let me just ease into this.

I'll just take a nap until you--

Don't do that.

[coughing]

All right, don't cough. That'll get you really high.

- Don't do that. - Damn!

You didn't have to take that much.

- That's like-- - Strong.

Oh. Woo. I'm done. I'm done.

Yeah, you done. You done.

Oh my gosh. Coughing up my good weed.

[laughing] Are you okay?

Just relax. Just relax.

Okay, now what?

Just, you know, try not to panic.

Why would I panic?

I'm saying don't. I'm saying don't panic. Don't panic.

Just stay calm. Relax.

- I'm relaxed. - Good.

Now that you're relaxed, I'm relaxed. We're both--

- Are you relaxed? - Mm-hmm.

- Relaxed? - Mm-hmm.

He's back. He's back and waiting.

[phone ringing]

- Hey. - [Calvin] Hey you. You asleep?

Nope.

[Calvin] Do you want some company?

- Hmm. - [Calvin] Come on, Sabrina.

- How fast can you get here? - [Calvin] Open the door.

- Really? - [Calvin] Yeah.

[laughing] Okay.

- Hi. - Hi.

Come in.

I gotta get points. At least I called first.

Uh-huh. [laughing]

What are you doing here?

So is the African dude here?

Okay, I'm sorry.

I'm just glad you're here.

- Really? - Mm-hmm.

Yeah. I'm just trying to watch some TV earlier.

I don't even--

I don't wanna watch TV. I don't wanna be online.

You know, there's a lot of stuff about crime.

And people going to jail. It's so depressing.

Yeah. So you're telling me that it was a good idea that

I followed my instincts and came over?

Yeah. I guess.

Maurice probably went to do the same thing.

Yeah, you know him.

Always got jokes.

Yep.

He left out earlier today and I don't know where he went.

He's probably going through it, you know?

I probably didn't make it any better.

How?

I told him that all this shit was his fault

and that you didn't have anything to do with it.

It's kinda true.

Yeah, but you should have seen the look on his face.

I don't want to make him feel bad, you know?

I don't want to make him do anything crazy.

Yeah. Anything that will make it worse, too.

[sighs]

You mad?

Am I mad? Yes.

Yeah. Really, really angry.

I'm more sad. And hurt.

Yeah, I get that.

I don't know. Just to think--

Just to think that I could lose everything.

And I didn't even do anything, it's just too much.

You know?

Yeah. Well, look...

I know you're stressing out, but I promise you,

I think everything's gonna be okay.

You think so?

I do.

Thank you for being here, Calvin.

Of course.

Yeah, but you're always here for me.

I really appreciate it.

I told you, I got you.

I'm not going anywhere.

[sighs] So what do you wanna do?

Whatever you wanna do.

Hmm, okay, so we ruled out TV, internet.

- Mm-hmm. - Definitely no crime shows.

No, please.

Um, I know.

How about we just talk until you fall asleep?

I don't know if you wanna do that

because I definitely can't sleep,

so that means I'll talk a lot.

That's fine. We'll just talk until the sun comes out,

like we used to.

I really appreciate that. Yeah. It sounds nice.

So what do you wanna talk about?

Mm, uh...

Oh, I went to this island in the Bahamas.

Have you been?

No, never.

It has the most beautiful sand I've ever seen.

Tell me all about it.

Okay, so I went in the water, and there were these pigs.

One of them bit me.

There were these palm trees. It was--

You're gonna be okay, Sabrina.

Thank you, Calvin.

Now tell me about these pigs that bit you.

Listen, Mama always said, "Don't eat porkchops."

I can see why now. They get angry.

- And they bit you. - Mm-hmm.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Is my heart racing?

[Danni] Well, we were fucking, so yeah--

Oh, shit. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

- Shit, shit, shit. - [Danni] Are you--What's wrong?

What's wrong? What's wrong? What's wrong?

What--what-- what's happening, baby?

My tongue is swelling.

- No, it's not. - Yeah. No, I gotta hold it.

Stop holding your tongue. Stop holding your tongue!

If I let it go, I'm gonna swallow it

and touch the semen.

Preston, that's dumb.

No, no, no, no. Look at me.

If you can't feel it, we could try to get your

feeling back another way.

No, Danni. I gotta hold it.

Preston, I can't understand you when you hold your

stupid tongue. Stop it!

Okay. I gotta go to the hospital.

Why?

I'm bleeding. What the hell?

You're bleeding?

You don't see this blood on my--

That's sweat!

I'm having a period on my chest.

What the hell is going on?

Wait. Taste it.

It's milk.

Preston, that's sweat. It's not milk.

Danni, what the hell is happening?

All right, Preston. Look at me.

You're high.

No, Danni. I'm low.

No, baby. You're high.

- Mm-hmm. - No, this bed is low.

It's little. It's on the floor.

Preston, I have a bed frame that is clearly not

touching the floor.

Well, I need something. I need some air.

I gotta get-- I gotta get out of here.

You are not going on that balcony.

There is no way I'm letting you out there.

Breathe.

I'm not breathing.

- Yes, you're breathing. - No, Danni. I'm not.

- Yes, you are breathing. - I'm drowning.

You're not drowning. Just breathe. Hmm?

No, you gotta-- You gotta pump my chest.

Mm-hmm.

Okay. That's too much.

Just relax. Calm down. Relax. Mm-hmm...

I'm rela--

- Am I breathing? - Yes, you are breathing.

Is my heart breathing?

No, not typically.

I flatlined?

- You are not flatlining. - Danni.

You are clearly alive, Preston.

Danni, don't let me-- Don't let me die, Danni.

- All right, Preston. - Don't let me die.

Calm down.

Calm down.

Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me.

I got some-- I got some country music.

Yeah, you wanna listen to that?

Yeah.

Hear that?

[country music plays]

Listen to the lyrics. Listen to the--

- Listen to the music. - I'm listening.

Mm-hmm.

♪ There was a switch on the walk... ♪

Isn't that nice?

- That's nice. - Mm-hmm.

♪ And it got turned on every night ♪

That's so sad.

It's very sad.

[crying]

I just wanna hug him and those cows, Danni.

All right. You just keep listening.

- It's so soothing. - It's very soothing.

You are so calm right now. You're so relaxed.

- I'm so calm. - Mm-hmm!

I'm calm.

And the music.

- Yeah. - No, I'm in the speaker.

And the concrete.

You want me to, uh, turn it up?

Yeah.

♪ Shining down from above

I've been waiting a long perilotically time.

Sorry about that.

So?

She said she would talk to you in the morning.

Can you come back then?

Yes, but-but you told her that-that Sabrina had nothing

- to do with it, right? - Yeah, I did.

And that it was just me and Que?

I did.

Okay. Good.

Okay. For now, you can go home.

Come back in the morning.

Uh, oh--okay.

Well, here's my card.

- Uh, thanks. - Sure.

So you ready for this?

Ready for what?

Fifteen years in jail.

Well, if that's what it takes.

Or you can cut a deal.

What?

Cut a deal, but you gotta give Sabrina up.

- She did not do it. - I know she did it.

She did not do it. I'm telling you.

- Why are you doing this? - Doing what?

So you're gonna keep lying to me?

I am not lying. She did not do it.

You know, how about you just go home and think about this?

I already have thought about it.

Okay, well, I mean, a 15-year minimum.

Think about that.

I told you, if that's what it takes.

I mean, I can tell the D.A. to let you off if you--

She did not do it!

Turning myself in. Take me.

Okay, but 15 years is 15 years.

I've been waiting 15 years for you to come back here.

Fine.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Don't you disappear.

Oh God, shut up, please.

Hey Doc, it's Karen.

Yes, thank you. I see you returned my call.

You know, I don't actually have a copy.

I think I might have forgotten it at the office.

No, no need to email it. I can stop by.

I need a physical copy anyway.

Okay. Perfect. Thank you.

Okay.

Hey Pam, where you at?

At the salon.

Doing what?

Cleaning up.

What? I know you ain't cleaning nothin'.

Very funny. I called a lot of your clients

and we are here cleaning up.

My clients, Pam?

We know you ain't got no damn insurance, so we came to help.

Okay. Somebody's gonna get hurt there.

Aaron will be here supervising.

What?

[Pam] Girl, yeah.

Okay. Why did you do this?

I ain't doin' this shit for you, girl. I needs my money, honey.

Okay. I'm on my way.

You ain't got to come up here. We got it.

No. I'm on my way.

- Oh, it's giving boss bitch! - [Karen] Bye.

[Pam] Bye.

Gosh.

Good morning.

What's up?

You're up--You're up early.

Gotta be up early to keep my eye on you.

No, you do not.

Yes, I do.

Zac, I'm fine.

Are you?

Yes.

Okay, well, as long as you know.

Know what, babe? What are you talking about?

Fatima, you was wrong.

Come on now, Zac. We not--No.

Uh-uh, uh-uh. It's the next day.

Typically, the next day you in a better frame of mind,

so come on.

Okay. I shouldn't have gone over there.

Thank you. I know that.

But I don't regret it.

I know that, too.

Yeah. You gotta set boundaries.

We got it.

Shit.

- You okay? - Yeah, I'm fine. I just--

I'm good. I've gotta get to work, okay?

- Okay. - All right.

Wait. Wait, wait, wait. Thank you.

For what?

For trusting that I didn't have sex with her.

I knew that.

- You did? - Yeah. Yes.

Wait, wait. What was-- What was that?

What was what?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You said that like you don't--

No, babe. I knew you didn't do anything. I trust you.

I do.

- You sure? - Yes.

- Okay. - Yes.

- Well, thank you. - You're welcome, babe.

But I really gotta go.

Wait, wait, wait. Wait, wait, before you leave--

- What is it, Zac? - I already told her

I was gonna help her with her shop.

I'm sorry. You did what?

Look, I'ma just call Pam. I'm gonna drop off the check.

I'm not gonna say nothin' to nobody.

That's it.

Is that what you wanna do?

Yes.

Okay. Fine.

You--You cool with that?

Zac, I don't hate her.

I just want her to leave you the hell alone. That's it.

And I promise you, I get that.

I ain't gonna say nothin' to her. No more. I'm done.

Unless...

Unless the baby's mine.

Mm. And then what?

We gonna figure that out.

Okay, Zac.

- Okay? - Yeah.

Speaking of babies, I know, I'm holding you up.

[Fatima] It's fine. What's up?

What's up with Michael?

Oh, yes, the lawyer said come today at 9:00

and we'll talk about all that.

- Okay. - Okay?

You gonna be there for that?

Of course, babe. Yes.

- I love you. You know that? - I love you, too.

- Can you have the best day ever? - I will have the best day.

And a peaceful and stress-free day? Can we do that?

Are you trying to relieve some stress before you leave?

As good as you look and as that sounds, I've really gotta go.

- I love you. - Well, you better hurry up.

- I'm out, all right? - You better hurry up.

I love you.

No! Gotta go.

Your fine self.

I love you!

[Fatima] I love you, too, babe!

Tamara? Tamara!

Shit.

Hey baby, I just woke up and you're not here.

Can you call me back, please?

[knocking on door]

- What's up, Hayden? - Hey.

Are you ready to go on this run?

I uh...

[Gary] What is it?

Tamara left, man.

- Really? - [Hayden] Yeah.

What happened?

Well, I told her about the annulment, right?

And she didn't seem like she was mad,

but she started crying last night.

And I woke up this morning and she was just gone.

Okay. Let's go.

What you mean okay? Like--

I mean, you can't like this girl that much.

- Whatever, man. - Hayden, you cannot.

What are you trying to say to me right now?

I'm saying you just met her.

But I like her, man.

Okay. Well, she's gone now. Let's go.

What is wrong with you, bro?

Listen. It's just best they leave now

before you really fall for her.

Oh, so you're projectin' now? So this ain't about Tamara.

This is about your whole little Andi situation.

Andi was just saying some real mean shit.

All right? And it was-- Never been like this.

Talking about how she didn't wanna be 40 and alone.

And like I was cheatin' on her or some stuff. I don't know.

Nah, I know what that is.

What?

All these older women at our job,

they gettin' in her head, bro.

What are you talking about?

They be talking all kind of shit about their husbands, right?

So she gets pissed off.

- Really? - Yeah.

I remember her talking to all the women

at the office about it.

Damn, so they're the ones filling her head up

with this shit?

Exactly. Especially if them husbands are doing some

Gary-type shit like you.

Some--

All right. Thanks for telling me that.

- [Hayden] Yeah, I got you. - [Gary] Yeah. Yeah.

I mean, she's still mean as shit,

but I figured I should tell you.

Nah, but that-that explains some things.

Yeah, but um...

why are still caught up on this whole thing, bro?

Like, you know she don't want you.

No. That would be the woman who just left here

who doesn't want you.

So I'm over here in crisis and you're

- gonna do me like that? - Okay. Whatever.

Are we going on this run or what?

Nah, man. I ain't going on no run. I'ma chill.

- You're gonna chill? - Yeah, I'ma just chill.

What? What, bro?

You're gonna try to find her, aren't you?

Nah, I ain't gonna try to find her. I ain't no creep, bro.

- I'm just chillin', you know? - All right, look.

Let's go up and run. We'll go to where she lives.

I mean, you do know where she lives, right?

I know the city.

I know the city, bro. Like, come on, man.

- You don't know where she lives? - Just drop it.

- No-- - Oh my God.

Hayden, you married a woman and you don't know

where she lives?

I don't wanna talk about it, bro. Seriously.

I mean, at least I know where Andi lives.

Yeah, because you spent millions of dollars

to keep her there, right?

All right. Yeah, all right. Look.

Let's just go find her after this run.

For real though, bro. I don't wanna run.

She may call you by then. All right? Stop. Let's go.

I don't have time for this shit.

All right, bro. Always trying to work out. Damn.

Fatima, we need to talk.

Have a seat.

I'm guessing you are here early before everyone else

because you knew that.

- Yeah. - [Andi] Mm-hmm.

I was kinda seeing if I still had a job.

Unfortunately, I can't fire you for your antics last night.

Look. I'm sorry, but I was mad as hell, Andi.

I know.

And I was wrong.

Ya think?

And I shouldn't have gone over to her house.

You shouldn't have. What is wrong with you?

Sometimes when I get mad, I just--

I get a little crazy.

Just so I'm clear,

yesterday you left saying you were ending things with Zac?

Yeah, and then I got home and he just--he laid it all out for me.

Oh, then you got home and decided to go left?

Well, I realized Zac was telling the truth.

And the truth is he loves Karen, but not--

Not as much as he loves you.

No. Not as much as he loves me.

Do you believe that?

Yes, I do.

Great!

[sighs] I just...

You know that woman?

Just...

How did things go at home?

It was fine.

Yeah.

And what about Karen saying that they had sex in the bathroom?

Girl, you know I paid the manager

to let me see the footage.

Fatima!

What?

And they literally sat there at the table, they talked,

and he left and that was it.

Okay. That's good.

Yeah. She lied.

Well, that's bad.

And how does Zac feel about you checking up on him?

Yeah, Zac doesn't know about that,

doesn't need to know about that.

Oh.

Yes. All Zac needs to know is that I trust him

and I did have to verify, but--

I trust him, but I had to verify?

Yes. You know?

[Andi] All right. There's nothing wrong with that.

- No, it's not. - But you were still wrong.

I know. I know.

Mm-hmm.

And maybe you should consider--

Consider? No, I'm not apologizing to her.

That's not what I was gonna say.

Oh, okay then. What were you gonna say? Sorry.

Maybe you should consider thinking about things

before you act on them?

Yeah, yeah.

[Andi] It's just an idea.

You're right. I do need to do that.

[Andi] Mm-hmm.

But that-that bitch, she's still there.

Can you get rid of that bitch, please?

Listen, he knows. And I'm trying.

He knows it. And I'm trying. I'm trying. I'm trying.

- I am. - Mm-hmm.

And it-it takes me a while to get there because I've been

- working on it. - Really?

But Andi when I'm gone, I'm gone, as you can see.

- I just... - Yes.

So how was your night?

I had a bad night, actually.

What happened?

Gary pissed me off. And I went to bed.

And what did you say to him?

Oh, no. We are not gonna talk about Gary.

I think we're all sick of that.

Yep, yeah. I really didn't want to know.

I was just asking, but not really.

What you got?

I wanna show you something. Don't judge me.

- Okay, what is it? - I did this.

- Look at it. - Andi, what?

What? Are you on a dating site now?

I am a high-end dating site. Mm-hmm.

I've never even heard of this one.

Oh, I know.

It's very exclusive. Not a lot of people know about it.

And you have to be vetted to even be on it.

Oh.

These--these beautiful, fine Black men on it--

I see.

Are all the ones who wanna take me out on a date.

Oh. Okay. Well, don't end up like our clients.

I'm-I'm sorry. What did you say?

Don't end up like our clients.

Oh, no. I am not going to end up like--

- What? - Andi, I know this guy.

You do?

And him.

Wait.

- How do you-- - Girl, and wow!

Don't say wow. How do you know this?

Girl, you're not gonna believe this.

This guy right here was dating me and my friend

at the same time.

[laughing]

- Oh. - Yes, girl! We were talking

about this guy and had no idea we were

talking about the same guy.

- That's funny. - That's crazy.

- That's crazy. - It is.

Damn. So, um...

She was right, then? Is that what you're saying?

I mean, I don't want her to be right,

but I know he ain't the one.

I'm gonna go ahead and X him out.

So all men are the same?

You know what, Andi? I'm not gonna let them be the same.

How about that? She's not gonna be right.

- Nope, that will not be us. - That's easy for you to say.

You have Zac.

Yeah. I do have Zac.

This week.

Wow. The shade.

Okay, let's face it.

Y'all are gonna be mad at each other next week.

Maybe so, but we'll be right back.

Yes 'cause you always hold him down.

Yeah. I am.

And Andi, I'm-- I'm sorry.

It's okay.

I know she has to be mad as hell.

She's pissed.

Okay, well, I'm-I'm done. I'm really done.

I promise you.

- That would be great. - No, I--Andi, I am. I am.

- Seriously. - [Andi] You promise?

Yes. I am.

Okay. And I forgive you.

- [Fatima] Are we good? - We're good.

Look at me and tell me you're good.

- Okay, we're good. - We're good.

[laughing]

All right. I love you. I am sorry, like--

- [Andi] I know. - I'm working on it. I am.

I love you, too. And I know you.

But you gotta get rid of that-- other person.

I know.

And let's get back to work before everyone shows up.

Yes, I like that. All right.

All right.

Good morning.

Good morning.

- Is your neck okay? - I'm good.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I feel better. Thank you.

[Calvin] Of course.

Thank you for being here.

[Calvin] I told you, I got you.

We talked the whole night.

Yeah. [laughs] I think I dreamed about pigs.

[both laughing]

- Not the ones that bit you? - Yeah.

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

I really appreciate it.

Everything's gonna be all right.

Okay?

Yeah.

What have you got planned today?

I gotta go into the office.

- Now? - Yeah.

You know, I could stick around for your breakfast,

but duty calls.

Okay.

- All right. - Mm-hmm.

- I'll call you later? - Yes, please.

Thanks.

- Bye. - Bye.

[phone rings]

- Hey. - [Sabrina] Hey.

Have you heard from Karen?

You know how that bitch is. She is not gonna call us.

Well, I think that we should go over there

before we head to work.

And get cussed out? No.

You know we don't care about that.

You don't care about that.

Come on, Danni. She was super upset last night. Please.

All right, fine. Whatever. You called Andi?

I don't think she should come this time.

Yeah, you're right.

Yeah. All right. I'm getting dressed. I'll see you there.

All right. Well, give me 30 minutes.

I gotta get ready for work. I'll meet you over there.

All right. Bye.

Preston!

What? What? Why?

[Danni] Next on Sistas...

Calvin, I confessed. I told them that Sabrina

had nothing to do with it and that it was all me.

Wait, you did what?

I might have gave him some of my weed last night.

He's trippin' like this?

Oh, this is some bullshit.

- You owe me an apology. - I know. Now's a bad time.

- I'm gonna go. - [Hayden laughs]

It's a check for Karen.

Oh!

If Karen ever needs more, tell her she can hit me.

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