-I'm gonna kill myself in a way that you will see... -Goodbye.
[narrator] previously on the haves and the have nots...
I have a sneaking suspicion that mitch lied to you about protecting your children.
And once I can verify that, it's going to get very interesting around here.
-We should go out to dinner. -I see, we're starting at the door.
Come on. It'll be fun.
Sandy's acting weird.
-And so, what'd you do? -I covered for you.
I think I need to pay somebody a visit
to your buddy cryer.
Give myself a little insurance, you know?
You know I lost everything because of you, right?
-[grunting] -[all screaming]
[all screaming]
[grunts]
can someone please put him out?
Are you okay?
-Are you sure? -Yeah.
[jeffery panting]
hello? Yeah, I need an ambulance.
-What is the address here? -4456 nelson drive.
4456 nelson drive.
Okay, yeah. We've got somebody who's really badly burned. Okay.
Okay, thank you. Thank you.
Jeffrey, do not touch him!
-Why the hell would he do that? -I don't-- jeff...
-Are you sure you're okay? -Yes, I'm okay.
-You're not burned? -I'm fine. Yes, I am.
-Okay, all right, all right. -I'm okay. Really I am.
-Just can I please check you? -Okay.
-Just sit down. -I'm fine! I'm okay.
-Can you help him? -Yeah-- yes.
[grunts]
-[grunts] -is he alive?
I don't know.
-Damn it. -He's too hot. I need gloves.
-We don't have any. -You got something in the kitchen.
I need gloves, dude,
-come on. -Gloves. Can we get some gloves?
Here.
-So what can I do? -Just get everybody out of here, okay?
[waiter] okay. All right, people, let's go.
Let's give them some space. Come on, let's move.
Let's give them some space, come on. Let's give 'em some room.
Come on, back up, let's go.
-Jeffrey? -[jeffery] yes.
I need you to call 911, get an eta on the ambulance, okay?
Okay, okay. Uh...
-I think I can hear 'em coming now. -All right, uh, uh...
-Is he gonna make it? -I don't know! I don't know.
-Well, does he have a heartbeat? -I can't get one.
-I don't understand this. I really don't. -Jeffrey?
-No, I mean, is there anything I can do? Can I help? -Jeffrey.
-I need you to go outside. -I mean what's wrong with him? Why would he do that?
-Jeffrey, I need you to go outside-- -no! No! I'm staying here.
[theme music playing]
♪
[emt clears throat]
-[emt] stop! -[madison] I got him.
-No, madison! -Can you--
-what? -Stop! Stop.
Is he dead?
-I'm sorry. -Damn it.
I'm really sorry.
Uh... You, uh, you tried.
-And... -[madison] I'm so sorry.
Just can't believe he did that.
Yeah, but, I... I mean, I...
Jeffrey, please. Please don't do that right now.
-Do what? -Start blaming yourself for this.
No, I know it's not my fault.
He had so many issues.
Yeah... Maybe I could've... [mumbles]
jeffrey, there was nothing you could do.
-Um, maybe I could've... Stayed away from him. -No.
-No, no. I could've, I could've, you know? -[scoffs]
then my mother would never have gotten to him.
Jeffrey, he was already unstable.
How would you have known that your mother was gonna do that?
'cause she ruins everybody that I get involved with. Like that.
-He was already unstable. -I know that.
-She-- -jeffrey? Look at me.
Look at me.
There was nothing you could do, okay?
Okay?
[softly] okay, I... I know. I just feel bad.
I know.
For him. For you.
Why me?
I mean...
'cause I can't see you anymore.
[whispers] jeffrey.
-You know she's gonna try -jeffrey, please.
And come after you and destroy you.
-Please stop this. -Just like she did to him
and she tried with landon. She will.
-Jeffrey, stop this. -Can you just take me home?
Stop.
-What other choice do I have, madison? -Fight.
Fight, jeffrey.
-I know you like me. -I do.
Okay?
-She will come after you. -I don't care.
Don't worry about me.
See? You say that now, but look what she did to him.
Jeffrey, can we find out what this is?
-My mother will come after you. -I don't care.
[laughing softly] please don't worry about me.
-Come on. -No, I need to... Call his mother, I need to...
To call some-- he has no one.
We could call them from my house.
What, you're just gonna leave him here?
The coroner still hasn't come. So, there's nothing we can do.
-Come on. -All right.
-Ugh! She's not answering. -Who?
-[texting] -justin's mother, I'm calling her to tell her.
-You know her? -No, but I have her number.
Oh.
-[jeffery] damn. -[phone beeps]
-jeffrey. -[sighs]
I should go home.
Don't really want you to be alone right now.
-My dad's there. -You know what I mean.
Like, why is she not answering?
Jeffrey, just relax, okay? I know this is a lot.
-I just can't. -I know.
-She didn't even see him when he was in the hospital. -Who?
-His mother, when he was in there. -That's really sad.
I will never know why people hate gay people so much.
[scoffs]
-we're just people. -I know, the world's changing everyday.
-Is it? -Yes.
There's still too many hate crimes.
Uh... I, I... I can't. I just need to go.
Jeffrey.
-No, I need to go. -No.
Please, I just-- I wanna go home.
Are you really sure you wanna go home right now?
-Yeah. -Why?
Because she's gonna come after you, all right?
Just like... She'll come after you too.
Stop it, okay? Just stay here.
-I just need to be alone. -I don't really... I don't like that.
-I'll be fine. -Jeffrey, no.
Oh, it's gonna be so much fun.
You know my rate. Mm-hmm.
Just text me your address and I will be there tomorrow.
-Ciao, boo. -[phone beeps]
-what did I just walk into-- -um, nothing.
Can I have a shower?
Okay.
Come here.
-[whispers indistinctly] -okay.
-What is that smell? -Just go.
Okay.
-He smells like nasty barbeque. -Colby!
Okay.
Well...
I just really wanted to tell you about my day,
'cause I was with this john, and he tried to stiff me,
-and I went all marine on him. -He killed himself.
Who?
He set himself on fire, justin.
Um, what happened?
[sighs] we were at the table,
-and he comes up with a gun... -What?
Just saying that he's not gonna shoot us.
And then, he sets himself on fire. And...
Tries to grab jeffrey. But jeffrey's fine.
-And... -Oh, no.
He done lost his mind.
-Are you okay? -[clears throat] I'm good, yeah.
[sighs]
-I had a date, but I can cancel it. -No, it's fine. No...
Well, jeffrey's lucky that he has you.
He just keeps pushing me away. [sighs]
-but he needs to be with you. -I know. [sniffles]
he keeps blaming himself, and he's scared that
his mother's gonna come after me.
What for?
'cause I'm dating him. [sniffles]
-oh. Well, we do know she is a witch, right? -Yeah.
And he's just... He's so sweet, and...
He just wants to help everybody, he's such a helper.
-He is so sweet, bless his heart. -I know. Such a bitch.
I'm trying to help you. Just...
Try and talk to him.
I'm not gonna keep pushing it if he's not gonna let me in.
Well, that never stopped you before, honey.
Just go on your date.
-Too much? -Yes.
You're always too much.
-I love you, bitch. -I love you too, bitch.
[madison] be careful, okay?
-[colby] when am I not? -[madison] oh, god, just go.
Are you sure you don't want me to stay?
I'm fine. What are you even gonna say to him?
That life is hard and it gets better
-when you just-- -go, go.
-You don't wanna hear my cliches? -I don't.
[shower running]
[colby] bye, jeffrey! I'm sorry that bitch burned herself up.
-Extra crispy. -Colby!
-Too soon? -Get out.
♪
[door opens]
-hey. -Hey.
How'd you sleep?
-Do you need to ask? -Not good, huh?
-No. -Yeah, I get it.
Yeah, I know. Thank you.
-For? -For understanding.
-Are you kidding? -[sighs]
-madison, I-- -look, thank you for not kicking me out of your life.
-I'm here. I'm here. -I'm glad.
-All right, I do need to go home. -Okay, I could take you home.
Don't you need to take a nap?
No, I'm good.
-Okay. -Come on. I'm bring you home. It's fine.
Would you mind?
Jeffrey, you gotta stop acting like you're a burden, okay? I'm trying--
-no, it's just, it's my mom. You know? -Yes.
-Look, I'm not talking about her, okay? -Okay, but you're--
-the more you push me away... -I know. I hear you. I hear you.
Okay.
I can take you home, it's no problem.
I do need to get home to my dad.
Okay, well. You got time to eat, right?
Eat, okay?
-Okay. Morning. -Good morning.
Thank you.
[footsteps approaching]
very good, thank you.
-May I help you? -Yes, I'm to meet a jeffrey harrington.
Well, I'm sorry. He's not here.
Oh. Well, he called me and he told me he had something important
to say to me, but he couldn't tell me on the phone.
-Ah, and you are? -I am pearl lewis. I am justin's mother.
Oh, I see. Um...
Let me call him. See where he is.
Okay.
-[line ringing] -[jeffery] hello?
-Ah, jeffrey? -[jeffery] hey, dad.
Yes, there is a miss pearl lewis here to see you. Where are you?
-[jeffery] yeah, we're two minutes away. -Okay.
-He's just around the corner. -Okay.
Yeah. Would you like to come in and sit?
No, I'd like to know what's going on?
-Uh, who is jeffrey to you? -My son.
-Your son? -Yeah.
-Do you know what he did to my son? -Beg your pardon?
What he did to my son.
-And what was that? -He did something terrible to him.
And the only reason I'm here is to give him a piece of my mind.
And what terrible thing did he do to him?
He lured him into unnatural ways.
-He... He what? -Yes.
My son was happily married with a wife when he met your son.
And then he did those devilish things they do to good, god-fearing people.
Oh, I see, this is gonna be that kind of conversation.
Oh, and what kind of conversation is that?
Are you aware that your son was sexually harassing my son?
-What? -When they met, your son arrested my son.
Fondled him in the backseat of his police car.
-That is not true! -Your son was stalking my son.
-Now, I know that's not true. -Won't leave him alone.
Ugh.
Believe what you wanna believe, that is the truth.
I will not have my son spoken about like this.
Well, you are welcome to leave.
Well, I will, and you ought to be ashamed of yourself.
What kind of a family is this, anyway?
I better leave before I'm in a drive-by.
Dad. Here.
You and your father are both delusional.
Oh, I can't wait till I talk to my son.
-Look, this is what I want to talk to you about-- -no, no, no.
If you think that just because marriage between two men is legal, eh,
I'm going to say yes when you ask for his male hand in marriage,
-you got another thing coming. -What?
Yes, he's told me all about it, how you stalked him,
and how you did what you did to him. [scoffs]
voodoo, I know that's what it was.
-[stutters] look... I was calling-- -no, no, no.
I don't wanna hear it.
[madison] he's dead.
What?
He's dead.
What are you talking about?
-I'm sorry. He's dead. -That's not true.
You just... Wait till I call my son.
-[madison] I'm sorry. -[phone beeps]
-hey, this is justin. Leave a message. -Oh, justin, call your mother.
They took him to st. Claude morgue.
You can find him there. I'm sorry.
What are you talking about?
It's true.
Wha... Oh.
-What happened? -Committed suicide.
-What? -He came to the restaurant where I was,
and he set himself on fire.
Well, it's crazy.
Well, it was all the pain that he was going through.
He was troubled. And, of course, what mom did to him.
Can't say that I feel sorry for him.
-Dad. -I can't.
-But, I'm still... -I'm sorry. Are you all right?
Yeah, I'm all right. Uh...
Thanks again, madison, for letting me stay over. I'll see you later.
Sure.
-You can go up now. -Think he needs some time alone.
No, I know my son. He'll need to talk. You should go up with him.
-You sure? -Yeah.
-He's just gonna tell me to leave. -No, he won't.
Just don't talk too much, you talk too much. You need to listen.
-Okay. -Okay? Lock the door.
Sir?
It's just in case.
-Uh, that won't be happening. -Okay, but,
I don't wanna hear anything if it does.
Yes, sir.
♪
-miss hanna. -Mitchell.
-How you doing? -I'm fine.
Good.
What you doing here?
I just got some business for mr. Cryer.
-About? -Eh, just personal stuff, you know? [clears throat]
about your family?
I don't know what you mean.
-Yeah, okay. -No, no. What...
-What are you talking about-- -something's going on, mitchell.
It... But, I, I don't...
-Has my family been here? -You tell me.
Miss hanna, I need to know if my family's been here.
What if something happens to my kids,
because you told that man that your family was gonna protect him, huh, mitchell?
And what if they don't?
-Did he tell you that? -Mm-hmm, ...Something else.
-Did he tell you that? -But, you know what?
I gotta go run an errand and when I come back,
you better not be here, mitchell.
I don't wanna talk to you no more.
[mitchell] son of a bitch.
[mitchell sighs]
[car starts]
-[knocks on door] -[clears throat]
[jim] hang on!
-Well, well, well. -Mr. Cryer.
How you doing?
-Not doing that great today, mitch, how are you? -Huh.
-I'm okay. [clears throat] -good to hear. What do you want?
-Uh, I just wanna talk to you. -All right, I'm listening.
-Could we go inside? -No. Right out here is fine.
Okay. [clears throat]
what is on your mind, mitchell.
You've been talking to my family, judge?
What?
-Playing games with me? -No, I'm not playing games with you, mitch.
So, you've been talking to my family?
Is that a question or an accusation?
Are you telling me something or you asking me something? I can't tell.
-Semantics. -No, no. Not really.
Telling, asking. There's a difference.
I'd like to know which one it is.
Okay.
Have you been down to the bar and talk to my uncle vinny?
Ah.
Maybe I have, maybe I haven't.
[groans] okay, jim, well, you see,
that's not a good idea.
-Why is that? -'cause they don't like being questioned.
-They don't? -No.
Far as I can tell, they also don't like being lied to.
Oh.
This how we're gonna do this?
I don't know what you're talking about.
Playing chicken with an 18 wheeler?
From where I'm standing, mitchell, I'm not quite sure who's who in that scenario.
[mitchell] mm-hm. [chuckles]
[clears throat] just what I figured.
-You think this is a joke? -I'm not laughing.
This is very serious. $8 million serious.
-I don't joke about $8 million. -Huh. Well, all right.
-How's your son doing, huh? -My son's alive.
-Uh-huh, this time. Mm-hmm. -Hmm.
Was that... Maybe a threat?
Now you're catching on.
-[scoffs] -so, uh... Don't talk to my family again, all right?
Okay. Is that it?
Oh, hey. You know, I...
-I think you're sweating a little bit. -Yeah. It's hot outside.
Something going on in your life, making you a little nervous, son?
Nothing I can think of, mr. Cryer.
-Good. -Anything in your life making you nervous?
No. Not a damn thing.
Don't talk to my family again.
Again? I didn't say I did
and I didn't say I didn't, but if I had,
I have a feeling that they would've told me that they also don't like it
when people steal money from them.
-Oh! -Especially, get this.
-What's that? -Family members.
Oh yeah? [laughs] you think you're in the circle now? Get some information, huh?
Okay. That's cute.
-Are we done? -I got nothing else for you.
-I'd shake your hand, but it's already broken. -Hah!
-You're funny. -Take care of yourself.
Yeah, you too.
-Say hi to uncle vinny for me. -Will do.
Prick.
[car starts]
♪
[cell phone ringing]
-hello. -[jim] hi.
-[david] what's going on? -You're not gonna believe this,
but mitch just came to see me.
-Alone? -[jim] yes.
-What did he want? -I think he's running scared, david.
How so?
[jim] I think he was trying to bluff me.
Jim, if you are saying he lied, you might not wanna press that.
Yeah, yeah, I know. I know that.
-You know how the malones are. -I know that too, david.
About their family and their honor.
How the hell do we find out?
Yeah.
-Give it time. -I don't have time, david.
-That bitch has all my money. -Jim?
[jim] yes, and the mother bitch has control over all the other money.
Yes, I know.
Then we need to.
Well, what more can we do?
-Damn it. You know I hate feeling helpless. -I know, jim, just...
Give it time, let it play out.
-What do you have in mind? -Jim, you know I'm a patient player.
-Well, I'm a player who needs results. -[david] jim.
-Just... Okay then. -[jim] yeah, yeah. Give it time. I know.
I have to do something.
But try and get some rest. You need to heal.
-I can't sleep in this house. -Gah...You can...
Come over and stay here if you need to.
No, no, no, david. Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
-[david] are you sure? - Yes.
I've created some bad memories in that house.
All the more reason we get this all taken care of, and quickly.
Okay.
[jim] I can't believe that katheryn can't get bail.
I mean, don't get me wrong. I'm delighted, but I can't believe it won't happen.
Well...
When you're down and out, help is hard to find.
I've heard that song before. I can write another verse.
[david scoffs] you and me both.
Hold it together, jim.
Confident this will all play out in our favor.
- Are you up to something? - Yeah, I am always up to something.
I'm gonna come over there so you can tell me all about it.
All right. I'll be here.
Okay. Great.
[phones beep]
-hey. -Oh, you're still here.
-I hope you don't mind. How are you? -Sit, man. Take a seat.
[sighs] you... You look a little frazzled.
-No. -Had another top secret briefing?
-Yeah. -[man] scary stuff, huh?
It's interesting.
Now that is the most important answer with which to leave the american people.
-[laughs] -thank you.
-So, um, need to talk to you. -Okay.
I noticed yesterday that you met with the... Epa director?
-Yeah. -Are you thinking of keeping him on?
-No. -Good.
Who are you thinking of replacing him with?
-Not sure. -What about devior?
-No. -Okay, why not?
The man is in the pocket of the lobbyists.
-Well, you should at least-- -listen, look.
It's been a really long day and I didn't expect to see you, so, I'm sorry.
Oh! Oh sure, okay. Um, I'll talk to you later.
-Yeah. -Yeah. No, that's fine. Um...
Sure. Of course, um, get some rest.
I will. Thank you.
[door closes]
-you okay? -Yeah, I'm fine.
-He's been here a lot. -[scoffs] yeah. I know.
-Okay. -[grunts]
what is it?
-You know him well, right? -Yeah, very well.
Okay.
-Landon, you have something to say? -He's just...
-Well... -What? Say it.
He's just suggested a lot of cabinet members to you, sir. That's it.
-It just feels like he has an agenda. -He's a politician.
And I want you to remember that.
-Remember that first. -Good.
Good. Thanks for your concern.
-Sir... -Yeah?
He's always asking about candace young.
Well, he wants what's best for me.
-And he thinks she's it? -He knows how I feel about her.
Oh, okay.
-Landon, if you have something to say, just say it. -I don't trust him.
I think he's trying to gain information for leverage.
-And you base that on what? -Just my gut.
Well, when your gut becomes intel, let me know.
Okay, will do. I'll be upstairs.
-More conference calls? -You know it. January will be here before we know it.
[sighs heavily]
[door opens]
-hey. -Hi.
-How are you? -I'm good.
You know, you're a really beautiful woman.
Thank you. Uh...
-What do you want? -You.
Oh, uh, really? [giggles]
yeah, I need to go to the bathroom.
Well, here's your bottle. And here's your bedpan.
Look, this is humiliating.
Well, you are a prisoner.
Bathroom's right there. Will you just let me go, please?
No, I can't.
-I'll let you watch me. -Oh, I'm sorry I have to miss that one.
-Come on. You can leave me cuffed. -Sir, I don't trust you.
Look at my face.
-I'm looking at it. -I mean...
You can trust me. Please.
If you don't need anything, I'm just gonna be right outside.
No, no, no, come on. I gotta go to the bathroom.
Here.
-Sir? -Does that feel good?
You need to let me go, sir.
When's the last time a man's touched you like this?
When was the last time a woman punched you in the nuts?
[scoffing] oh?
-You like it rough, huh? -I like it away from you.
-Okay, okay. I'm sorry. -Thank you.
-So, I just go in this? -Yeah, the same as you've been doing since you've been here.
Come on, what does it take to get some pain pills around here?
You don't need any pain pills.
-Yes, I do. My wrists are hurting me. -Your wrists are fine.
You barely cut them.
No, no, I really wanted to die.
Oh, well then, you should've cut deeper.
-Come on, can you just get me one pill? -It's not gonna happen.
Fine. Get out of here, you bitch.
Aha! Okay-doke. That's exactly the behavior I was waiting for.
-Wait, hold on. Hey, hey. Come on, come back real quick. -[nurse clears throat]
-hey! -Bye-bye.
[sighs]
you should've emptied this.
Hey, come empty this. Hey!
Hey, bitch!
[cell phone ringing]
-hello? -[automated] collect call from an inmate.
Press seven to accept.
[phone beeps]
-[katheryn] hanna. -Hi.
-How are you?
-Hm, I'm okay. -[hanna] okay.
-How are you? -Well... [sighs]
-what? -I met with your people.
What happened?
Well, they had a lot of questions about stocks and selling options.
Don't worry about that, hanna.
Yeah, well I'm supposed to be helping you.
-It's okay. -No, no, I've been doing some research.
And, uh, I'm just trying to understand it all.
Hanna, listen, all you have to do is take the information and bring it down to me, okay?
-Yeah, well I did that. -So don't try to figure it out. It took me years.
It can be very convoluted and complicated.
-[hanna] okay. -Thank you.
-Yeah, but I still wanna keep trying. -Okay, you go ahead.
Okay. Listen, you need anything?
-To get the hell out of here. -I can understand that.
Hey, can you go and see how wyatt is doing, for me?
-Sure. -I can't believe him. [sighs]
-I will. I'll go. -You know, he's gonna be mean as a snake.
[scoffs] what else is new?
-I also need another favor. -Okay, what's that?
-Jim asked me about going to wyatt's loft. -Okay?
-I told him I sold it. -Well, did you?
No, uh, no. [clears throat] I have someone staying there.
Oh, yeah. Your people mentioned something about that, okay.
-So, jim can't go there. -Okay.
And if you could stop over there and let him know that, I, uh...
What, him?
-Yes. -Katheryn.
Let him know that I'm fine and I'm gonna be out soon,
and if he needs anything, to ask you.
-Who is this? -Someone very special to me.
-Really? -Yes, and, oh, can you ask him to come and see me?
-Oh, okay. -Okay, 'cause I can't...
I can't get through to his cell from here.
-Okay. -Will you be able to do that today?
Yeah, I think I can do all of that.
Um, and then I'll come back here and finish up.
Okay. Thank you.
-Sure. -Have you spoken to marty?
Well, not since the meeting, no.
Call him and be sure to tell him to get his ass down here,
-so I can know what's going on with my bail. -Okay, I will do that.
-Thank you. -You're welcome.
-Hanna? -Yeah.
-Appreciate you so much. -As much as I appreciate you.
-Okay. I'll see you later. -Okay.
[katheryn] oh, and let me know as soon as you see wyatt.
[hanna] okay, you want me to go see him first?
-Yeah. -Before I see your mystery man?
-Hanna... -[chuckles] I'm sorry. Just trying to make you laugh.
-Okay. Thank you. -You're welcome.
-Oh, the keys to the loft are on my keyring. -Okay.
-Talk to you later. -I'll talk to you later and keep your head up.
Okay, bye.
[exhales sharply]
♪
-hey. -Hi.
-Do you still work here? -What are you doing here?
I wanna see jim.
-He's not here. -Where is he?
Well, you need to go and ask him that.
-Drop the attitude, honey. -I will when you're gone.
-I'll wait. -No, you won't.
-Yes, I will. -No, I am leaving.
-I need to lock up this house. -I said I'll wait.
No, you won't.
Honey, go find something to do, okay?
Veronica.
[sighs]
-I have never liked this house. -I don't care.
Did you know it used to be a plantation house?
You need to go.
The horrific things that they did
-to people of your kind. -Hm.
-My kind? -Yes.
-Girl, you just as black as I am. -Mm, but I'm smarter.
-Get your ass out of here. -"get your ass out of here." see?
-You just proved my point. -Mm-hmm.
Again, I am leaving.
And you need to do the same.
-Where are you going, girl? -Veronica...
-See, 'cause what I have to do is important. -You know what?
And what you have to do... Well, what do you have to do?
Do you got to go out and get you some more cleaning products?
You gotta go get you a mop and a bucket and some water?
-That's what you gotta do, girl? -Yeah, that's it.
Hm.
You're wearing your hair natural now. It's nice. It fits the plantation.
Fits all the maiding that you do.
-Hm. -Go on, I got you some kinking
straight up in there. I see it.
-Okay. -[veronica laughs]
-where you going? -Girl, go do some maiding okay?
-You're not going up there. -Watch me.
-Veronica. -Hanna.
You're not going up there.
Looks like I am.
Veronica, you think I won't drag your ass down these steps?
Oh, I would love to see that. Then I would have to sue you.
So, of course, all I would get is a mop and a bucket. But, hm...
Well, you apparently already have a broom.
-Veronica. -That's my name.
I wear it well, don't I? [laughs]
bring your ass down these stairs.
I hear you, miss hanna. I hear you.
-Now! -[laughs] I'm so scurred.
I'm scurred. Isn't that how you say it, miss country hanna?
-[shouting] veronica! -[veronica shouting] hanna!
[hanna] you don't listen, do you?
-Veronica! -Oh, watch me, hanna.
♪
-tacky pink. Tacky pink. -Veronica!
-Hanna! -What the hell do you think you're doing?
I'm looking for something.
Get your hands off that damn woman's dresser.
Why you so protective, honey?
Veronica, are you not listening to me?
Hanna, this ain't your shit, okay?
Okay, no problem. I'm calling the police.
[veronica] call the police? [hanna] mm-hmm.
[veronica sighs] go maid something in there, honey.
[hanna] yes, I need the police at 7431, drummond, savannah, georgia.
There's a trespasser here.
-Yeah. -Oh, you are so dramatic.
Yes, okay, thank you.
What, you just called the po-po on the black woman, huh?
Huh, that's the way the help should act. Got you, hanna.
Mm-hm. Okay. Just open one more drawer, veronica.
One more drawer, opened.
I will drag your ass out of this house.
I really wanna see that.
Okay. Yeah. Yes. I need the police.
There's a trespasser here. Yeah.
Yeah. 7431 drummond. Yeah.
You have someone in the neighborhood? Okay, great. Thank you.
Damn, katheryn, you need to keep your-- hanna!
Move.
You need to go.
I said move, girl.
-Move me. -Okay.
Like, damn.
-[shrieks] bitch! -I said stay out of it.
-Bitch! -Oh!
-Got you, bitch! -[both grunting]
-I'll kick your ass! -[both clamoring]
jim, boy. I'm always two steps ahead of you.
[narrator] next on the haves and the have nots...
[jim] did she take anything? The hell is wrong with these women?
-I'll get you out of here. -And this will work?
I'll bet you $54 million that it does.
If veronica gets that evidence, she can bury katheryn.
And she could bury us.
Well, then you better get tested, he was hell bent on taking you with him.
One way or another.
He's not gonna control me. Putting me on a damn no-fly list.
-I will have you taken off. -Then do it. Fast.
-[woman] should we teach him a lesson? -Yeah, we should. Let's go.
[grunts]