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You had the life of a fairy tale princess.

I think it's time for you to sleep.

Previously onBruh...

Fuck.

You know what? I'm gonna bounce.

A husband should be content at home with his wife.

You could do whatever you want if you had a little discipline.

I'm just the type of man that when I see something I want,

I go get it.

He's not gonna stop looking for me.

I'm a dead woman.

We moved Claudia to the pediatric

at fifth floor.

You done good, Nurse.

Anyone that's around me is in danger, Tom.

Anyone.

Fuck!

Claudia?

Yo, Greg.

Are you aware that mankind's greatest achievement

is the french fry?

What?

Wait, slow down.

What do you mean "Claudia's gone"?

Are you fucking serious?

All right, I'll be right there.

Hey.

You ready to get it in?

All right.

All right, your mat is right there.

Just take your...

What are you doing?

I'm doing yoga. What is this called,

a downward-facing doggy style or something?

Bill, what you doing?

Okay, so I was doing my rounds,

opened the door, I found the room a mess like that.

You didn't see any sign of Claudia?

-No, no. Nothing. -Any sign of a suspect?

Anything out of the ordinary?

Outside the room being a mess, no.

Okay, I'll, I'll take a look. Um...

I'm gonna need to get into the room next to hers

just to take another look around in there.

Okay, yeah, that's no problem.

Do you have any... Tom. Tom, Tom.

You are a piece of work.

I told you that she was in danger and you didn't care.

-And now look. -Okay, Dr. Brooks,

please just calm down.

Oh, don't tell me to calm down.

I got a patient missing right now

because, why, because you didn't do what I told you to do.

Tom, relax, okay? Just chill out.

Don't tell me relax, all right?

Look, we don't know what happened to her.

Yeah, we don't know what happened, do we?

We don't know anything

because we got an incompetent detective on the job

who probably cost an innocent woman her life tonight.

-Tom. -What?

You're making a scene, man. Take it easy.

I understand that you are frustrated, Dr. Brooks...

-Do you? -But let's reserve judgement

until we find out what happened.

You can find out what happened?

You couldn't find your own ass with a map and a flashlight.

-Okay. -All right, listen, Tom.

Look at me, look at me. Promotion?

-Remember that? -Yeah. You're right.

Take it down.

I hate blowing up like that.

I just...

What is it?

I... I know what Claudia's going through.

Okay? My mom was abused.

So that's why Claudia is so important to you.

Yeah.

Yeah, this is personal, Detective.

Tom, meet me in the break room.

-But Dr. Walker, I-- -Now.

Come on, come on.

Detective Miller, may I speak with you about Dr. Brooks?

Wow, Bill, that was, uh...

Really had some pent-up something there.

Never seen that side of you before.

What are you thinking?

Hm?

Where's your head at?

Oh, it's right here on my shoulders.

Don't be funny.

You were just real loud a second ago

and now you're quiet.

What are you thinking?

That was incredible,

but it just...

Everything that comes before the "but" is bullshit.

No, that shit was amazing, obviously.

It's just...

I don't know.

I do.

You regret it.

Nah, I didn't say that.

You didn't have to, Bill. It's all over your face.

Look, I don't regret it, real talk.

It's just... We can't do this anymore, all right?

Of course we can.

And of course we will.

No. No, we won't.

This was a mistake.

"A mistake."

It was incredible, yes.

Filthy, sexy, nasty,

all of those things, definitely,

but there's no way you can call what we did a mistake.

You know what I mean. I got a family now.

Bill, you had a family five minutes ago

when you had my arms pinned down

and you were making me say your name.

Fuck.

Look, all right, I'm trying to do better, all right?

Living a life you don't wanna live

does not make you better, Bill.

It just hurts people.

Including you.

I don't know why I keep doing this shit.

Oh, I do.

I deal with addicts all the time.

They get clean to where they're gonna stop

and then they go back.

They always go back.

And then the cycle repeats.

You think I'm a sex addict?

No, Bill.

I don't think you're addicted to sex.

Good.

I think you're addicted to me.

I'm addicted to you?

Admit it, Bill,

you think about me all the time, don't you?

-Yeah, yeah. -Right?

The things that we do

and all the things you wanna do to me.

Hey, we not doing this right now, okay?

Mm-hmm.

How good we are together.

I'm not fucking playing with you, okay? Stop.

And how I like it rough.

And you like it right the fuck back.

Yeah.

Yeah, Daddy. Yes.

Yes.

John-John, you about to

and have some fun-fun.

-What the fuck? -What the...

What are you doing here in Mike's apartment, Bill?

What the hell are you doing here?

This is Mike's apartment.

I know it's Mike's apartment, fool.

So what are you doing here?

What do it look like? I was just taking a shower, man.

Why you not taking a shower at your own damn house?

'Cause the water got turned off, boy.

You know what that is? The bullshit meter.

What are you talking about?

Man, whatever, I'm not bullshitting, man.

Bill, you're an architect.

You make six figures.

How in the hell is your water turned off?

The homeowner's association, right,

so they doing some work with the plumbing,

and it's, like, affecting every, you know,

every apartment in the building.

-That's what happening, man. -Right, right, right.

-It's complicated. - -- Damn.

Bill done cheated again.

Don't say... I ain't cheat. I'm good.

Bill, you obviously is cheating.

That's why you over here

trying to wash a little coochie off your Little Bill

'cause you know Regina gonna murder your ass.

Damn, you know your boy too well.

No, I don't really know you.

It's just you got a big-ass hickey

on your chest the size of Georgia.

-This boy's dumb as hell. -Fuck!

Dead man walking. That's your ass.

See I know Pam left something in here,

some make-up somewhere.

That's what they do, right?

First they leave an earring.

Then they leave a toothbrush.

Next thing you know your whole DVR

is filled with Real Housewives,

and you got a box of tampons under your sink.

We got something. We got action, boy.

We in business.

Speaking of business,

how's your fake business coming along?

-What's it called, Bogus Inc? -Come on, stand up.

It's called Blessings Inc.

And it's going good, man.

Being an entrepreneur is hard work,

but, at the end, bro, it pay off.

Well, maybe, but this shit ain't paying off, bruh.

It's not working. I can still see it, man.

It's not going away.

Okay, hold on. Let me try something else.

I don't do this. I ain't professional.

-Yeah, obviously. Shit. -Shut up.

Yo, and what you doing here, anyways?

Bro, uh, you know,

sometimes you just gotta take some time after mom.

You know, Mom, she be at the house all the time.

So I just try to, you know, come over here

to get my head right, you know what I mean?

But why you wearing cologne, though?

Uh, this is like a little promotional thing.

It's Blessings Incorporated signature scent,

-so I wear it... -Nigga.

I wear it... Shut up.

I wear it so it's promotional.

It's like the next level of promotion, man.

People ask you, "What you wearing?"

Gives me the opportunity to show them the product.

Damn, shit, okay...

-Oh, you know who smelled it? -Who?

Me, and I don't wanna buy that shit.

Shut up, boy. You a hater.

Stop moving. I'm almost done.

Yeah, so you came here to get away from Ms. Alice, huh?

Yeah, man.

I mean, I get it. I mean, no offense, bruh.

No, ain't no offense taken, man. I love my momma, man,

but sometimes she too much, so I come over here,

periodically, bro, to get my mind straight, bro.

This ain't my skin tone, bruh.

It's Pam, man, she light skinned.

What you want me to do?

You gonna be light skinned today.

You gonna be light-skinned Michael.

-All right. -Listen, bro,

this big-ass mark, I don't know what to do.

Okay? This ain't gonna work. You need to call...

No, nigga, don't mess it up.

I just fixed it.

And it obviously ain't, man.

Okay, well, calm down.

I'm the one that's got women's make-up on me and shit.

Okay. Oh, shit.

-Who's there? -Don't worry about it.

Hey, I got it, I got it. You stay here.

-I got you. Good. -All right.

Shit.

Hi.

I brought handcuffs this time.

Have you been a bad boy, John?

Yeah, I have, but I can't do it right now.

I'm gonna have to do this another time.

What do you mean? This is our regular Tuesday night.

Yeah, I know, but I'm gonna need a rain check, okay?

I don't understand that, though.

Okay, I know you don't understand,

but I gotta go.

I have to rain check.

Yo, but what about my money?

I'm gonna money app you.

Yo, who was that?

Oh, that was no one. You know, wrong, wrong door.

No, I heard somebody at the door, man.

-I ain't stupid. -It was the wrong door.

Some food delivery dude came to the wrong door,

thought he had the right door, it was the wrong door.

-That's it. -Man, hold up.

A dude? I swear to God I heard a woman's voice, J.

It was a dude, okay?

He was more in touch with his feminine side.

He was more like with the Michael Jackson octave.

How you doing? That's...

Don't judge people. Everybody got different voices, okay?

Yeah, okay, whatever, J.

Look, bro. This is not working.

I don't know what you wanna do. You need to call Tom

and get a damn skin graft,

take some skin off your ass and put it on your chest

'cause this ain't working.

Yeah, whatever, man.

It's, it's all good. You know I appreciate you trying.

-Yeah. -But, you know, I just gotta

figure out a way to keep my shirt on for the next week.

-Yeah, man, you... -Until this shit fades away.

-Damn. -Yeah, you done fucked up, bro.

Yeah, I know.

But it's the last time.

It ain't gonna happen again, though.

Bill, I know you mean well, bro,

but tomorrow's gonna be a different story.

-You know that. -No, I'm serious, man.

Look, I slipped up. I'm back on track now.

-I'm good, you know, so... -Okay.

This is like the locker room, right?

Whatever happens here, stays here. Just...

Bill, how you gonna come at me like that, bro?

-You know I'm your boy. -Amazing.

Always. Give it to me, boy.

All day, I got you!

I'm always gonna have your back. Always.

That's why we the bruhs.

-Always. -That's why we the bruhs.

But let me holla at you for a minute.

But this little product I got,

you wanna buy all of them or you wanna buy all of them?

All right. I'll take all of them.

My man!

You can give it to me in cash.

Dr. Walker, um, I don't know

what you heard out there in the hallway...

I heard all I needed to hear.

I see.

Tom, I know your patients mean a lot to you.

Yes, sir, and Claudia's one of my patients.

Yes, so I can understand

why you can get, how should I put this,

hot under the collar when it comes to protecting her.

I won't apologize for that, sir.

Look, I was just as shocked and appalled as you were

about Claudia's disappearance,

but you remember the conversation we had

about what it takes to be

a chief physician at Walker Lee Medical Center?

Yes, sir.

A chief physician is always cool under pressure

and knows how to separate the rational from the emotional.

Yeah, and?

And a chief physician doesn't establish

personal relationships with his patients

because it goes against our moral and ethical codes.

I spoke with Detective Miller

about the conversation the two of you just had,

specifically about the way you spoke to her.

-I can explain... -Look,

she was very candid with me.

There is no need for you to explain anything.

Sir, look, if you just hear my--

Look, Tom, I heard all I needed to hear

to officially recommend that you take my place

as Chief Physician when I retire.

Sir, if you...

Wait, did you just say...

Yes, Tom.

With the unexpected tragedy that took place tonight,

with all the work that you had done

to try and secure Claudia's safety,

you had every right to blow up, to make a scene.

And yet you kept your composure.

Detective Miller said that?

She did.

She said that you treated her with a level of professionalism

and respect that was beyond impressive.

Really?

You took my advice.

You accepted your mistakes

and you improved.

I'm proud of you.

Thank you, sir.

No, thank you, Tom,

for representing Walker Lee Medical Center

in such a dignified, ethical, professional manner.

I couldn't be leaving the position

in more capable hands.

I make my recommendation to the board tomorrow.

Congratulations, Tom.

-You earned it. -Thank you, sir.

All right, bro, let me get home before wifey start blowing me up

and start wondering where I'm at.

Okay. Hey, I got a stapler over there

if you wanna staple your shirt over the hickey

-so she can't see it. -I'll figure it out.

Oh, shit.

-Oh, shit. -Oh, shit.

-Hey, Pam. -Hey.

What you doing here?

Me? Mike gave me a key.

Yeah, he gave us some keys too.

-Y'all and your bruh shit. -My what?

I wouldn't be surprised if y'all shared your drawers.

-Okay now. -Girl, ugh, you nasty.

-That's nasty. -That's you.

You just taking it too far.

We might share toothbrushes,

but we don't share drawers now.

We don't do that. That's nasty.

-No, I don't share toothbrushes. -That's my toothbrush.

-Oh, that's yours? -Yes.

And I came by to restock the fridge,

spruce the place up.

What you sprucing the place up for?

Wait, is Mike coming back?

-Yeah. Yes. -He is?

-Oh, damn! -My buddy back in the building!

That's amazing to hear.

Yeah, the rehab center said he completed his treatment,

so he comes home this week.

Oh, wow, my boy back.

I'm looking forward to seeing him.

Anyways, that's not... Whoa...

That's why I'm here.

-Oh. -Why are you here?

-Who, me? -Yeah.

-Oh, like, inside? -Yes.

Oh, with me, you know, my mom, she a big personality.

You know how she is. Strong personality, aggressive.

So I come here to be in my own little oasis sometimes.

That's wh--that's why I'm here.

Mike's apartment is your oasis?

Yeah, he ain't here, so I figured, you know,

I'd come make sure everything is intact,

and everything looks to be intact.

Wait, whoa! Hey, Bill!

I would love to hear why you're here.

Oh, you wanna know why I am in Mike's apartment?

Well, this is Mike's apartment,

so if Mike wants to know why I'm in his apartment,

-then he knows my number. -That's good.

You know, let me grab a couple of these.

Wait, no, no, no, no, no, no, no!

-Just leave the flowers alone. -Stop! Bill!

-Why would you... -All right.

I'll get some up on the way. Cool.

I'm sorry. Let me try to fix...

-All right, then, boy. -All right, boy, good luck.

-All right, good luck. -Yeah, thank you.

What does he need luck for, John?

-Huh? -What does he need luck for?

Oh, it's just, like, an inside joke.

I tell him, like, when he's leaving,

I be like, "Hey, good luck,"

so when he drives, that he makes it home safely.

And stuff like that. Hm-hmm.

It's an inside bruh thing. You wouldn't understand it.

It sounds like we need to have a conversation.

No, no, we don't need to have no conversations.

-We do. -I just explained it to you.

-Why would we... -We, no, we need to talk.

You really strong. Why you so aggressive?

Why you holding me like this?

Okay, all right, I'll let you go.

-That's real aggressive. -Okay. Walk over to the couch.

Why? What is going on here?

Walk over to the couch. We're gonna sit down and talk.

Okay, let's talk. I don't know what's going on, though.

Hello.

I bought you flowers, beautiful.

Oh, they're pretty.

What you do?

What?

What, I, I can't just bring my woman flowers?

I mean, sure, yes, you can,

but the thing is, you don't...

I mean, it's weird.

It's just, you know, it's never been a habit of yours,

is what I'm trying to say.

Well, new Bill, new habits.

New Bill, new habits, new cologne?

Oh, yeah, yeah, I, uh...

You know John been bugging me to support

-his damn Blessings business. -Mm.

And after my work, I, you know,

I was like, "Fuck it."

So I went by his crib and, uh, picked up a little bit.

I mean, it's the bruhs.

We gotta look out for each other. You know how it is.

Well, look out for me and never wear that cologne again

'cause it stinks.

All right, you know what? I promise you that was a...

that was a one-and-done situation.

-Good. -I definitely learned my lesson.

So how was your workout?

Did you, like, hit a, a personal record

or whatever?

Nah, I didn't hit nothing. I just, um...

You know what? I don't wanna talk about my workout.

Let me see. Come here.

I wanna concentrate on you.

Mmm!

This 5G Bill is something else, ain't it?

He got game, right?

Ooh!

That's my spot.

You know, this romance is getting me excited.

Why don't you let me see that rock-hard body

that you been working on for my eyes only.

Hey, hey, no, it's good. No.

-No, no, no, we good. -What?

Since when you don't wanna show off your body?

You love showing off your body.

Hold up. New Bill, new habits, remember?

Let me focus on you.

Lay back.

Oh, shit.

Claudia.

Hey.

I'm glad it's you.

Yeah, just me. Got us something to eat.

Thank you. I'm starving.

Right.

Right. How you feeling?

A lot better

now that I know that I have such a great friend in you.

Okay.

Listen. I'm, uh, I'm not gonna let anything happen to you.

I swear.