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[Pam] It's a check from Zac. I got bills.

[Sabrina] Previously on Sistas...

And the next time you come to my house,

I'ma shoot you, okay?

I'm at the law office. You know where to find me.

- I'm on my way. - I'll be waiting for you.

She said to show us something. What is it?

- Got it. Nope. Too late. - ...exactly what it is.

- Um. - Wow.

What is it?

It's your baby.

What?

I said I'm here for a reason.

Yes, but what is the reason, Karen?

This.

[gun shot] [Fatima yelps]

[body falls to floor]

[screams]

[gun shot]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!

No, no, no, no! My God! [crying]

No, no, no, no, no, no! No, no. My God!

[Andi] Karen.

What?

What are you doing here?

And I said what about me?

Uh-uh-uh. You're not doing this, ladies. No, you're not.

- Zac, we're just going-- - Nope. Let's go.

I'ma stay here and wait for you to get off work.

You can't do that.

Yes, I can.

Go ahead. Go work.

All right, fine. Whatever.

- Go ahead. - Did you see the results?

- Yes, we did. - Yes, we did.

Do we really have to do this here?

Why not? We're at a law office.

Karen, what is wrong with you?

I just wanted to see the look on your face when you saw it.

- Are you talking to me? - Yeah, I'm talking to you, too

walking in my house like you're crazy.

- Okay, you know what, Karen? - [Karen] What?

No. She about to know.

[Zac] Ca-Can we not do this?

Can we not? Andi, can you take her, please?

She ain't taking me nowhere. No!

Look, Karen.

I was wrong for walking in your house, okay?

- But I had a plan. - I'll bet you did.

To talk to you, woman to woman.

But as always you immediately came with all the bitches.

And you walked in my house uninvited.

And I apologized for that.

I was wrong.

Yeah, whatever.

As wrong as you were for coming on to Zac.

Yeah, I know I was wrong for that.

Forgot this-- ain't never been shit to me.

You see, about that, you're wrong.

Oh, you would know.

Yeah, and that's all I got to say.

[Karen] Okay.

Okay, so can we move on now? Like--

Oh. I get it.

Y'all being nice now 'cause you tryin' to

keep me out of his pockets.

- Wow. - Karen.

[Karen] Hell nah. Okay?

This child, his child is gonna have everything they deserve.

♪ My girls hold me down

♪ When them boys mess around

♪ My love life is a headache ♪

♪ We're goin' out tonight

♪ 'Cause I'm lookin' for love

[Zac] Okay, Karen.

Every last dime of what they deserve.

Okay, okay.

Okay, do what you gotta do, Karen.

- [Karen] I will. - All right.

- Can we go? Can we go? - Gladly.

Thank you.

Okay. Come on, Karen.

I'm not goin' nowhere with you.

Okay. First, can you calm down?

No, first, you can figure out who you wanna be friends with.

That's not fair, Karen.

I'm not doing that.

Yes, you are. And if you don't, then you are choosing.

You're choosing her.

That is not what I'm doing. That's what you are doing.

Okay. All right.

Karen, just listen to me for a sec--

No, I don't have nothin' else to say to you, Andi, okay?

- Nothin' else! - Why are you being this way?

Shit.

[Andi] Oh.

What are y'all doin' here?

- Hey Karen. - Did y'all follow me?

Karen.

Look we just wanted to make sure that you're okay.

That's all.

You don't need to follow me, none of y'all.

But we just wanted to make sure--

Just don't follow me! Okay?

- Ka-- - [Karen] God.

Do you think that smoke damaged her brain?

Why are you here? How do you know she was here?

'Cause we heard her crazy ass on the phone.

Pam.

You need to be lucky that we came.

Okay, you can't be listening to her phone conversations. Okay?

Girl, please. What is wrong with her?

I don't know.

I've never seen her like this.

Me either.

Me either and I work with her grouchy ass.

- Pam. - What?

- She's your boss. - I know.

And she's my best friend.

And let me guess, you're sticking beside her?

Okay. This is not a laughing matter, okay?

- So save your jokes, Pam. - Okay.

Andi, can I talk to you for a moment?

Please.

What is it?

Pam, can you give us a second?

And why can't I hear?

Y'all better stop treatin' me bad

'cause I ain't one of the sistas.

- Pam. - I'm leaving.

Thank you, Pam.

Listen, uh, I had a friend and his wife when she was pregnant,

he said for the first couple of months it was like she was

- a different person. - Okay. Yeah.

And, I don't know. It just seems like...

You think this is all about the baby?

I mean, I'm not sure, but I've never seen her like this.

[sighs] I haven't either. I mean, I've heard that

the hormones go crazy when you're pregnant and--

- Right. - But this is different.

If feels different, you know?

Well, why do you say that?

Her behavior. I mean, I don't know.

I mean, you know with us having this baby, I just--

- I wanna make sure that she-- - Wait, wait.

What?

She didn't tell you?

- Tell me what, Aaron? - That I'm the father.

- You're the father? - Yeah.

- And how do you know that? - Because I saw the results.

She showed you the results?

No. I just got 'em.

How did you get them?

I mean, that's not important. Just, you know, I saw them.

Oh. That's right.

You have a friend that works at the hospital.

No, no. She would never do that.

That's the only way you could have gotten them.

That's not the only way.

Look, I don't like this.

So if you wanna talk about this baby and Karen,

you talk with her.

But I am not talking with you about her, okay?

- Okay. I respect that. - Thank you.

I have to get back to work.

- Okay. Thank you for your time. - No problem.

- Bye. - Bye.

- Hi, Miss Andi. - Hi, Pam.

I love your office. It's very expensive looking.

Thanks, Pam. You can see yourself out, yes? Thanks.

- That girl dresses up-- - Come on, Pam. That's enough.

[music]

Shit, they've been in there a long time.

Yeah and the lawyer's not even here yet.

You call him?

Several times.

He's not answering.

You think Maurice was right?

About what?

About the African.

His name--

You know his name, Calvin. It's Bayo.

Okay, Bayo.

Do you think Maurice was right about the lawyer

not wanting to help him?

No, that can't be true. He's not like that, okay?

Well, Maurice said he was homophobic.

But he wouldn't do that.

All right, well, maybe you should try calling him again.

No! He said he was coming!

Sabrina, that was like, an hour and a half ago.

Look, Calvin, please.

I just have to believe everything is okay right now.

I'm really starting to lose hope in people. I really am.

Yeah, I know the feeling.

I don't even know what to do. I don't know what to think.

Hey, look, look, look, look, look--

- It's gonna be all right. - All right?

- He's in there confessing. - Okay, okay. I'm sorry.

Maybe I just jumped the gun a little bit, all right?

- Let's just wait and see-- - What, what,

what are we waiting for?

If we sit here and wait then Maurice could be giving up--

We'll just wait longer, all right?

It's not like we have anything else to do.

I don't have anything else to do.

You have a job.

I told you. I took care of that.

It's all good. All right?

Yeah, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Thank you.

I told you, I got you.

- All right? - Yeah.

He's just been in there for so long.

I know.

I don't like this.

[sighs]

Yeah, neither do I.

What are they even talking about?

I don't know.

But it's gonna be all right, okay?

[sighs]

So you don't know them?

No.

And you've never seen them before?

No.

But you're telling me that you did this with Quincy?

Yes.

How?

He's my man. And he did it for me.

And Sabrina?

Has no knowledge of anything.

Okay. Uh-- I just have one problem.

What's the problem?

You don't remember anything. You don't know anything.

You don't know faces. You don't know times.

The video shows you in distress.

At least that's how it looks to me.

That sounds like a lot of problems.

I told you what it is.

So what--what's your game?

You can tell me. Is she threatening you?

No.

So you're just gonna come in here,

confess and just go to jail?

I'm telling you the truth.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.

So if we can just drop the charges with Sabrina

- and move on. - It does not work that way.

Why not?

What I know is you're here selling me a bunch of bullshit.

I'm telling you the truth.

Yeah, you have no evidence?

No.

This makes no sense.

Just tell him what you told me!

- I just told him-- - Tell him!

- Stop. - No, no, no!

- He's giving you bullshit. - Stop.

Okay.

- Logan. - Okay.

Mr. Webb, would you excuse us for a moment?

Do I have a choice?

Not really, no. We're gonna be just outside.

Whatever.

- Logan. - Yeah?

- They didn't do it. - She didn't give him

- a chance to even-- - No! They didn't do it.

How do you know that?

[laughing] Okay, um. Look at him.

He doesn't know a damn thing. He's just trying to protect her.

Look, they're in on it.

Stop! Stop this! Wh-wh-what is this?

I know that they're in on it!

I think that you're wrong.

You're not gonna protect them?

Okay. Your case is weak. And he's lying.

Why would he come in here and lie to--

Okay. When I got your call, I was excited.

But I am telling you, he is just trying to protect her.

If you'd just listen to me one time--

No, no, no, no, no. You know what kind of D.A. I am.

- I-I'll prosecute them all! - Okay, well then, get them!

You're trying to make chief.

That's not what this is about.

Okay, if that's not what this is about then get your head out of,

the clouds and look at the evidence.

I mean, any half-assed attorney is gonna open up a lot of

reasonable doubt with the jury.

All right, so what do you want me to do?

You've gotta bring me something solid.

I will.

- You better. Quick. - I will!

And not some bullshit ass tape either.

Okay.

Matter of fact, where's Quincy?

He's at work.

I need to talk to him.

I'll get him down here.

Well, do that.

So what you want me to do with him?

Send him home.

All right.

- Hey. - [Danni] Hey, girl.

- Where are you? - I'm at work. What's up?

Um, okay. Karen just left the office.

We need to go by and check on her.

- Not this shit again. - [Andi] Ah, it's worse.

- Well, I'm tired of it. - [Andi] No, no. Let me finish.

She comes in. She's talking to Zac and Fatima.

She says the baby is his and she's gonna take him

for everything he has, everything she deserves.

Damn.

Yeah.

She said that? He is?

Yeah. I think.

I knew it. Sabrina's gonna have to pay me.

- Oh no, that's not it. - [Danni] What?

So then Aaron comes and he says that he knows the baby is his.

How the hell he do that, huh?

That's what I said. He said he found out on his own.

- Did she tell him that? - [Andi] I don't know.

Girl, she's not playin' both of them, huh?

No, I don't think she's doing that.

That bitch is acting like she done lost her damn mind.

[Andi] I know.

You know what, Andi? I think she's gone. We lost her.

She has lost her mind.

Let's just, you know, institutionalize her.

Listen, we have to help her.

I don't know 'cause when my cousin was pregnant,

she was scary as shit.

Well, that's just the stereotype.

Well, it's not a stereotype if the stereotype fits.

Listen, it's something different.

It can't be the baby. This is crazy.

I don't know. What is it then?

I don't know, but I'm going over there tonight.

Okay, girl. Well, you better protect yourself.

You better put on the full armor of God.

Danni, you better bring that protection with you, okay?

- And call Sabrina! - [Danni] All right.

- Okay, I'll see you tonight. - Bye.

I don't wanna go.

- Oh, thank God! - What happened?

- Nothing. - What do you mean nothing?

Well, they didn't believe me.

Okay, good. Good. Good. Let's go. Let's go home.

No, no, no, no, no. I need him to believe me.

No, you don't!

Maurice, you were lying.

Right.

Sabrina, they cannot do this to you.

It's okay 'cause we're gonna figure it out.

- I like that idea. Come on. - Okay, let's go.

- Let's go. - He didn't come, did he?

Maurice.

The lawyer didn't come.

Did he?

No, he didn't show up.

I told you that.

I hear you, okay?

Sabrina, you need to be able to accept that your friend

is a homophobe.

Okay.

Can we go home now, please?

Let's go home. Come on.

Okay.

[Logan] I know you did it.

Excuse me.

I know you did it.

And you can try to come here with all that bullshit you want,

but I know you did it.

I'm not talking to you without my lawyer.

Yeah. We're gonna get you.

I'm gonna get both of you.

Come on, y'all. Let's go.

Come on.

All right.

Lend me a pen? Pass me one.

All right.

Listen, okay. If we move the money over here--

Yeah.

And if the elephant went over the moon--

Yeah. Yeah, that'll work.

Hayden, what's going on, man?

Huh?

I'm trying to talk to you about this tax stuff.

- You're not here with me. - Nah, I'm here, bro.

You're still thinking about her?

Man, I was happy, bro.

Like, for that two weeks, I was happy.

Enough to marry her?

- Well, apparently. - So you're thinking about

not going through with the annulment?

Look, she had this idea, right? We stay together for like,

six months and we see how it works out. What you think?

No.

If you wait six months--

Then I can't get the annulment.

And you can go through with the full divorce.

I know.

And you don't have a prenup.

Trust me. You don't wanna go through with that shit.

- I know that, man. - Okay, so don't do it.

Six months will turn into a year.

Gary, can I tell you something, man?

Of course. What's up?

I was really, really lonely, man.

Well...

- It happens. - Yeah, I know.

And then Tamara comes into my life

and then I'm happy, you know?

It's only been a few weeks. Get over it.

What? You don't believe in love at first sight?

Really?

You're telling me you don't believe in love at first sight?

Hayden, trust me. She's playing you.

She ain't playing me, man.

You don't know her.

I know women. Believe that.

[laughing] You don't know women.

What you talking about?

Hayden, you were the fat geek in high school.

Girls weren't on you like that.

Bro, you did not know me in high school.

- What are you talking about? - Come on, man.

Bro, get outta here. Okay, okay, wait

'cause you know everything, right?

- I got it all figured out. - Oh, you got it all figured out?

You're Mr. Mandingo over there. You're gonna tell me how it is.

Hey, you know what? Since you're giving me all this attitude--

- [Hayden] Uh-huh. - I'ma let deal with

your distraction on your own.

You just let me know if she calls you.

Hell no. I ain't telling you nothin'.

- [Gary] Why not? - 'Cause you don't care, clearly.

- Hayden, I care. - Yeah, all right.

- You know I care about you. - Bro, all you care about is

this tax stuff.

Are you done with this pity party?

- Yeah, I'm done, man. - All right.

Look, I'ma get out of here.

- Uh-huh. - All right?

- [laughing] Get all the girls. - Yeah, it's hilarious.

- I'll be back, all right? - Yeah, I'll see you, bro.

- Take care of this. - I'ma take care of it, bro.

All right.

[laughing]

That's not funny, man.

Four, eleven, two, three, four.

So...

You're on a dating app now?

- Excuse me? - I saw you.

I guess that means you're on one, too.

- My friend sent it to me. - [Andi] Mm-hmm.

Well, as a matter of fact, I am.

- Well, that's interesting. - I'd say.

So what's that about?

Gary, why are you always over here?

Hayden's working on some tax stuff for me.

Hayden is down the hall.

- Oh, it's like that? - It's like that.

So what? You're just going on all these dates with these guys?

I am. It's fantastic.

Well, you should be careful.

What's that supposed to mean?

That site is not as safe as you think.

Well, I guess I'll find out for myself.

Andi, I'm not joking.

Does it look like I'm kidding to you?

There's some bad people on there.

Mm, and as I said before,

it looks like I'll find out for myself.

- Look, my friend owns that site. - [Andi] Mm-hmm?

Okay, they have several law suits against them.

You can ask Hayden if you want.

I am not going to ask Hayden anything. You know that.

[Gary sighs]

- Okay. - Mm-hmm.

You're just telling me, so you can control me.

I'm telling you, so you can be careful.

- Mm-hmm. - 'Cause it's clear we both know

you're gonna do what you want to do.

I am so glad you've learned that about me by now.

[knocking on door]

Come in.

Andi.

Hi.

Hi, Fatima.

Is has been a really long day. Why are you here?

- I asked the same thing. - Hmm. Hmm?

I'm here to see Hayden.

Okay, well, go find him.

- I will. - Hm.

Yet, you're still standing here.

- Have a nice day. - Or not.

Whatever.

[sighs]

He gets on my nerves.

Same.

He is such an asshole.

I know.

And Hayden just keeps letting him back here.

He does. It's okay. We won't think about him.

But did I hear him talking about the dating site?

Oh, girl.

You know I'm not gonna like, see every guy on that site.

- Okay. Good. - [Andi] Okay. Good.

Yeah.

I just want him to think I am.

That's good, too. I like that.

Yes. Um, oh, yeah. I am about to wrap up.

- Actually, get out of here. - Oh. Okay.

Are you okay?

Yeah, yeah. I'm good.

Um, are you going to talk to Karen?

- I'm gonna go straight there. - Good.

Hopefully, you can talk some sense into her.

I'll try.

'Cause I would really hate to have to put--

Okay, Fatima. Violence is not necessary.

- Okay. All right. - Okay.

Um, did you happen to look at the results?

No.

[sighs] Andi, I don't know. Something is off.

Okay. What do you mean?

Well, I printed it off. And just look at it.

- Oh. - You see?

It says that Aaron is not the father.

Right. Um--

But it also doesn't say that Zac is

because she didn't have his DNA.

Okay. Yeah, that's interesting.

I just--

[Fatima] Andi.

What--What do you know? What is it?

Nothing.

Uh-uh. No, no. Don't do that. What is it?

Um...

Okay, uh...

Aaron came here and said that someone, not Karen,

told him that he was the father.

- I'm sorry. What? - I don't know.

How would he even know that?

I don't have a clue. He said someone told him.

And he won't tell me who.

That's weird.

Wait, it's probably the same person that told him

that she was at the hospital that time.

- Yes. - Maybe.

That shit is illegal.

I wish I knew who it was, though.

Look, that don't even matter 'cause this ain't Zac's baby.

- Well, Fatima. - What? It's not.

Um, well, I don't know whose it would be.

She was only with two guys so--

Well, we have conflicting information,

so I don't know about that.

Fatima.

I'm just sayin' and who's to say she was

only with the two of them? You ever think about that?

I know my friend. And she would've told me.

- Yeah, so-- - Okay. If you say so.

I saw so! Yes.

- Okay. - [Andi] Okay.

All right. Well, how about you going to see about your friend?

- Talk some sense into her, okay? - Yes, I'm gonna do that.

- All right. Mmhm! - Thank you.

What's wrong?

Nothing. Nothing. Let's go.

- I gotta keep an eye on you. - Yeah, I'm fine. Bye.

- It's not his baby. - [Andi laughs]

♪ Left, right Left, right ♪

♪ Left, right, left

♪ Left, right Left, right ♪

♪ Left, right Left ♪

♪ Let me see you do it

- Hi. - Oh, hi. This gate's closed.

- Oh, yeah. I know. - Okay. Who are you?

Uh, I-I'm Tony.

Oh, Tony! Okay, I've seen you.

- You have? - Yeah, you work for Duncan.

- Yeah, I do. - Mm-hmm. What can I do you for?

You like rap. You like Nipsey, Jay and Kendrick.

You even like Ella, Tina and Beyonce,

But I was a little confused by the country music, though.

- Okay. - I'm sorry.

We-we park next to each other.

We arrive almost at the same time.

And we leave at the same time. And, you know, you like to--

- Blast-- - Yes, blast your music.

Um, and smoke a little.

Well, this is creepy.

Oh, no, no. I mean, I like all the same things.

Mm-hmm.

Except maybe not the country music, though.

Okay. This was fun.

I'm gonna go now.

To talk to Sabrina, Karen or Andi.

Look, I promise I'm not stalking you.

It's just that--Look, you like to talk loud on your break.

Okay and apparently you like to listen good.

Hey, look, I'm on my break at the same time

just sitting in my van.

That's your van? That black van?

Yeah.

[clears throat] Okay. Well, you be smoking, too.

- Mm-hmm. - Yeah. I do. I do.

And listenin' to Tupac loud.

Yeah, so you have noticed? Me? Yeah, I guess I hear it.

Okay, so I'm not crazy.

No, you're crazy. I don't know all your friends' names.

Um, um, because honestly, I don't have that many.

- That's sad. - No, no, no.

What would be sad [sighs] is if you turn me down

when I ask you to meet me for a drink tonight.

Sorry to disappoint, but I am seeing someone so--

Preston.

[chuckling]

I'm sorry. You talk really loud in your car.

Uh-huh. All right. What else do you know?

My address? Social security number?

I mean that sometimes your rent is late.

All right, wait a minute,--. Too far.

Look, okay.

I just think it's only fair if I tell you all about me.

It's only fair that you stop listening to my phone calls.

Okay. I can do that.

And I'm gonna start rolling my windows up.

All right. Fair enough.

So...

- No drink? - No.

I told you. I'm seeing someone.

Okay. Well, look, I'll be at the bar on Juniper.

One drink and I'll tell you my whole life story.

I'm good. I'm good.

- Okay. - Mm-hmm.

Oh, I'll be there until about 10:00.

All right. You have a good time.

- All right. - Okay.

Juniper. 10:00.

I'll see you there.

- [Sabrina] Hey. - Hey, you get my messages?

Yeah, I did.

All right. Well, I'm headed to Karen's now.

- All right. Um, I'll-- - [Danni] What's wrong with you?

I'll just tell you about it later.

What happened with Maurice, girl?

Look, I'll just tell you when we get to Karen's, okay?

You know ain't nothin' goin' down at Karen's,

but talkin' about Karen.

[sighs] I know. I just wanna tell y'all in person.

Girl, is he going to jail or not? Shit.

No, he's not.

Are you going to jail?

Danni, I'm gonna tell you about it when I see you, okay?

- Fine. - [Sabrina] All right. Bye.

[music]

Oh, you so lucky.

And why is that?

'Cause I was just about to come looking for you.

I just worked a little late.

- I see. - Mm-hmm.

[sighs]

Ooof.

You okay?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm good.

- Yeah? - Mm-hmm.

- Good. - You good?

I'm good. I'm good.

It's just-- Dealing with all this drama.

We ain't even gotta talk about it.

- I know you don't. - No, thank you. No.

[sighs]

I was just thinkin' though, like--

- Baby. - Yes?

- No? - We don't know.

- Okay. - No.

Thank you.

But if the shoe was on the other foot, though,

I was wondering if you know, if I would be as gracious as you.

And what conclusion did you come to with that one?

You must be a special person to still be here.

And I'm gonna say that.

- I know. I know. Mm-hmm. - [Zac] Yes.

Yes, 'cause me? I don't know if I could do that.

- But I would, though. - Okay, good.

- I love you. - Mm-hmm.

- You know that. - Yeah. I know.

- And I'm worth it. - I know that, too.

- Do you really? - Yes.

I know you're worth it, Zac.

- All right 'cause you worth it. - I know.

And I'm doing a lot better now.

- You are. - I am.

- We doing a lot better now. - We really are. Yeah.

It's just--it's not even us. It's the outside.

The outside forcing us. Yeah. Mm-hmm.

They just messin' up a lot of stuff we got goin' on in here.

They're trying.

But as long as we stick together, we gonna be good.

- I know that. - I'm glad to hear you say that.

I mean, if I had to, I'll just kill all these bitches

and that'll be the end of that.

Please, don't do that. Please.

Or I can just call my cousin and just keep my hands clean.

Nope. Don't. Don't do that either.

- Are you sure 'cause you-- - I'm positive.

- You know I will. - I know you would.

Can you just not be a thug for one night? Hmm?

Running after you is a full-time job.

- Okay. Fine. Fine. - All right?

- Mm-hmm. You hungry? - Yes, I'm hungry.

But I can't eat. Give me your feet.

- Mm-mm. - No?

- Mm-mm. - All right.

Hey, if it was that long of a day, huh?

Yeah? I'll get 'em later then, especially if I can't eat.

Why can't you eat?

Fatima, I can't think about anything but my son

and if he's not eating right now, how I'm gonna eat.

- Zac. - What?

- Do you wanna go see him? - Nah, you tired.

No, come on. I'm sure Heather's getting ready to go

to the pole anyway.

- You serious? - Yeah.

- For real? - Yes.

All right. Let's go. But no fighting!

Promise me, no fighting!

- Um... - Say it!

- I-- - I...might...

Will no! I will not...

I'm not goin' if you don't promise me.

Okay. I--won't fight. Tonight.

You-you're the worst.

But you're taking me out to eat, right?

Fine.

I'm gonna run up and change real quick. I'll be right back.

- All right. - Okay.

You throw one punch, you starvin'!

- Okay. - All right.

And leave your purse upstairs, too!

All right. You're pushin' it now.

She's always got that purse.

[sighs]

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[knocking on door]

- Hi. - Hi.

Thank you for coming.

- Of course. - I really appreciate it.

Sure.

Do you want something to drink?

Oh, no thank you.

- Okay. - I'm really glad you called me.

Yeah.

But you sounded very concerned on the phone.

What's going on?

Um, so with the Maurice situation.

What about him?

That's what I wanted to talk to you about.

Okay.

So he went to the police station today.

- Okay. - Because he going to confess.

So he did do it? I knew I didn't like him.

No, Bayo. He didn't do it.

Are you sure?

Yes, I'm sure.

Well, then why would he confess?

To help.

Sabrina.

No, Bayo. It's the truth.

He was just trying to help me.

You know?

Okay, but he does not seem like the type of person

that would help you.

Why would you say that?

Well, that's because he's...

What?

- Well, uh-- - Well, what? What?

- Just-- - His lifestyle.

He would not make it one day in my country.

He's gay. So?

I know.

So do you have a problem with that?

You know, let's not talk about this right now.

No.

Are you saying that there's something wrong with that?

Look, I'd rather not get into it.

Just tell me.

Sabrina, I only helped him because you asked me to.

I wouldn't have in any other circumstance.

That's not okay.

I just--I don't like him.

Okay. Because he's gay?

No, because I don't like him!

I just didn't think that you would be so close minded.

I'm not close minded.

- It's just that-- - Is that the reason why the

lawyer didn't show up today?

Oh, no. No, he was busy.

Hmm.

You don't seem surprised that he didn't show up.

Well, I only paid him to help you

and I told him if he had time to help your friend.

That is not okay.

What? You don't want my help?

Um, no. Thank you. I-I-I'm glad for your help. I just--

Sabrina, I don't want to talk about him.

I'm only here to help you.

I understand.

And I put up a lot of money for his bail.

I know you have.

Okay. So what are we talking about?

If he wants more help, he can hire his own lawyer.

Mm-hmm.

I just wish I would've known before I called him.

Yes.

Well, now you do.

Yeah.

So um, do you want to go to dinner?

No.

No?

- No, I don't. - Okay. Um--

I want to thank you for all your help. I just--

I don't think that we should do this.

Do what?

Bayo, I just have a lot to think about right now.

I didn't have to think about helping you, Sabrina.

- I just did it. - Bayo.

I have been nothing but nice to you, Sabrina.

I know you have, but...

And I expect a return on my investment.

- Investment? - Yes. This is an investment.

Thi--

- I'm an investment? - Yes, you are.

What do you expect in return?

I'm sure you understand.

Are you--

Are you saying that I have to sleep with you?

Of course.

Okay.

And not only that.

- I want you to marry me. - Um, what?

[Bayo] Yes.

I want you to be one of my wives.

- One of your wives? - Yes.

Uh...

I mean, what?

You see, when I agreed to give you the money for your friend,

that was like a contract.

- A contract, Bayo? - Yes.

You see in my country, if I give money to a woman

and her family, she is promised to me.

So by accepting the money,

you have agreed to be one of my wives.

What are you talking about, Bayo?

I'm not marrying you.

Well, that is the condition of the bail money.

[Sabrina] Next on Sistas...

Danni, he gave me that money

because he knows that this is his baby.

- Is it though? - Remember me?

You're the one who gave me the deal.

What's going on?

Just calm down, okay?

If I see something, I don't know how I'ma respond.

Babe.

You all wanna go some place a little more quiet?

We want to keep an eye on our friend.

You don't have to worry about her.

I don't want any of this.

What does that mean?

[screaming]

You hear that? He up there beatin' his ass!

Ah!

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