[man] previously on the haves and the have nots.
[wyatt] untie me. I can't breathe.
[suspenseful music playing]
[door lock beeps]
this, my darling, is a court order.
You have 24 hours to give her $50,000
or you will be going to jail.
-Who are you? -This is my place.
Did she promise you this place, too?
-Who? -You know who I'm talking about.
I knew I couldn't trust that bitch.
You shouldn't be drinking alone.
I got nobody else to drink with.
What a coincidence. I could come over.
[katheryn] there's nothing to explain.
Yes, there is.
You had women in my house.
Is she not taking care of you?
She wants me out. I'm gonna have to leave.
You've woken him up inside.
Uh, I care way too much about him
to let that die on the line.
-She's a whore. -Who he loves.
Okay. Well, fine. [sighs]
no. Go on. Finish.
Sir, with all due respect, I think you can do better.
If I ever hear you speak of her
or me in that manner again, you're fired.
[melancholic music playing]
[knocks on door]
hi.
Hi.
Can I come in?
[sighs] I shouldn't do this.
Oh, come on.
I already drove all this way for you.
Yeah. Come on in.
Thanks.
[dramatic music playing]
you weren't followed, were you?
-No. -You sure?
You're really scared of that dude, huh?
I just... They won't leave me alone.
[sighs] yeah.
I tried to move away, but my mom's in a home here
and she needs me.
She's in a home? What do you mean?
She's had cerebral palsy her whole life
and it got to be too much.
Uh-hmm. I'm sorry about that.
It's okay. I can afford it most times.
Most times?
Why am I telling you all this?
I'm drunk.
[scoffs] well, can I have some?
Yeah. I'll get you a glass.
Okay.
[dramatic music playing]
here you go.
Thank you.
So are you excited about your new house?
[groans] come here.
What are you doing?
You just need to be held.
-I'm fine. -Come on.
I'm not gonna sleep with you.
I'm just trying to hold you.
I don't bite.
Okay.
[sighs]
you're gonna be okay.
[sighs]
I don't know.
You will.
I promise you will.
How can you be so sure?
Well, I've just got a little sixth sense
about these things.
-Yeah? -Yeah.
-Thank you. -For what?
Defending me.
I'm just doing what any man would've done.
No, no, no.
You made me feel so safe tonight
and I really wanna thank you.
Sure.
[dramatic music playing]
hmm. What are you doing?
Shut up.
[dramatic music playing]
look, I ain't... I ain't gonna be responsible.
Don't be.
Look, I told you I wasn't gonna let you
take advantage of my body.
Hmm.
Button won't come off.
I'll deal with that.
[sensual music playing]
[theme music playing]
[door opens]
[door closes]
-sir. -Leo.
-You wanted to see me? -Yes.
Who was that that just left?
It was a guest of your son's.
What was his name?
He said tanner. He was here to see your son.
Well, you have someone run the plate?
I already did.
Good. And?
His name is leonard tanner lewis.
Hmm. And how does he jeffrey?
I don't know, sir.
Well, find out all you can about him.
-[jeffrey] dad. -Yes, sir.
-Thank you. -Dad.
-Yes. -Don't need to do that.
Oh, so you wanna tell me who nobody is?
It's justin's brother.
The boy who set himself on fire?
Yes.
What did he want?
For me to come to the funeral.
Really? Yeah.
Why?
Well, he said that justin cared for me.
Hmm. And you plan on attending?
-No. -Good.
Why do you say that?
Because I don't think it would be appropriate.
Yeah, well...
Well, what?
Uh, I don't know.
There's just something about him that I don't trust.
And you shouldn't.
Why do you say that?
You never know what people's motives
really are, jeffrey.
Yeah, I know.
So you don't wanna do that.
-Okay. I'm not. -Good.
[dramatic music playing]
[man] may I help you?
[jim] no, I'm going to go in and see david.
I know you.
Yes, sir, you do.
You're that sorry-ass security guard I fired
for letting my son escape my house, aren't you?
May I help you?
No, I'm going in to see david.
Sorry, sir. You have to be announced.
-Announced? -Yes, sir.
I don't think so. I'm going in.
Sir, I will put you on the ground
if you do not stand here and wait.
Take your hand off my chest.
I'd like to see you try.
One move towards that door and I will.
[chuckles] okay. Announce me.
Go ahead.
Yes, sir.
All right. You just wait right here.
-Mr. Harrington. -Yeah?
Jim cryer is here to see you.
Yeah, he's okay.
-Thank you. David. -Jim.
I see you hired the same sorry-ass security company
that I fired.
They're doing okay so far.
Watch him, close.
All right. I will.
So what brings you here?
Well, I'm in a bind.
Oh, what is it?
I need $100,000, david.
Okay.
Yeah, that crazy-ass bitch wife of yours
is now representing celine.
Judge modine said he's gonna throw my ass in jail
if I don't give her $50,000 by 24 hours from today.
You don't have $50,000?
No, I don't have $50,000.
I don't have 50 cents, david.
These women, how do they...
Yeah. I know, I know.
And that damn hanna.
Yeah. What...
You asked hanna for the money and she said no?
I would rather shoot myself in the forehead
than ask hanna for any damn thing.
You know that.
Fine, jim. I'll loan you the money.
Okay. Thank you. I appreciate it.
These damn women.
You know. Yes. They lost their minds.
I'm surprised that you're paying celine that money.
Well, I don't have any choice, david.
I don't have time to go to jail and modine
is just the bastard that'll send me there.
Yes, he will.
I'll get even. I will.
Yeah. Well, speaking of wild women.
Mama rose.
-You talked to her? -No, I haven't.
She's retired.
-What? -Yes. Apparently,
she was having health problems and, uh, "moved" to florida.
-Really? -Yes.
-When did that happen? -About a month ago.
Hmm.
So that means I can go after candace.
Well, not necessarily.
Her son, vinny, is running things.
Everything?
-Yes. -He's vicious.
Can be.
Okay. What do you suggest I do?
[sighs] well, pay him.
I could pay him, for what?
Candace. Have him get rid of her.
-That's a good idea. -Yes.
What do you think that would cost me?
Well, what would it be worth to you to get rid of her?
Bitch took $8 million from me.
I'll give him the whole $100,000.
Well, I think he'd probably go for that.
I will go talk to him.
Well, you let me know how that goes.
Oh, uh, hey, uh, david.
Can you make it $200,000?
[sighs] well, you probably need it.
-Yeah. -Sure.
Okay. Thanks.
I'll have my lawyer write it up.
[jim] no.
Go to the little box where you keep the money
and get the $200,000.
No lawyers involved.
Of course not.
[jim] I don't trust lawyers. I was a lawyer.
Yeah.
Some of my best friends are lawyers.
I have $50,000.
All right.
[dramatic music playing]
[door closes shut]
[cell phone rings]
[phone beeps]
-hello? -[operator] collect call
from an inmate. Press seven to accept.
-[phone beeps] -hey.
I'm on my way out the door now.
On second thought, you should let jim
go over there.
-What? -[katheryn] yeah.
But your boyfriend is gonna...
He's not my boyfriend.
Whoa. Wait a minute. Do you want him
to find out about him?
Well, he should be gone. And if he's not,
jim will kick his ass out.
Okay. You know, y'all two are something.
[katheryn] what?
Listen, um, so... Okay.
What is it that you want me to do?
I want you to call him.
-[hanna] who? Jim? -Yeah. On three-way.
-Katheryn. -[katheryn] hanna,
I know you don't want to. But...
[hanna] you have no idea how much
that man makes my blood boil.
-I get it. -[hanna] okay. Hold on.
[phone beeps]
[phone ringing]
-yeah. -[katheryn] jim.
Wyatt is at his loft.
-What? -He's there.
You're talking about the one you were supposed
to have sold, right?
I'm telling you he's there.
He's in the hospital.
You need to go over there and see what's going on.
[jim] tell me something, katheryn.
How do you know that from jail?
Jim, will you just go?
[jim] but I'll ask you one more time,
how do you know it?
I heard him on the phone.
Why were you calling there?
Will you just go?
Who do you have living there, katheryn?
No one.
-Is it that damn hanna? -[katheryn] no.
[jim] what the hell is going on with you and her?
You're having a fling or something?
Is there something you need to tell me about?
Just go over there.
[jim] you listen to me. I'm not going anywhere
until you tell me how you know that.
Okay.
And I'm not going anywhere until you have your girlfriend
release some money to me.
You know what? Don't go.
I won't.
And if he does something to harm himself,
then I'll know it it's you.
-Goodbye, katheryn. -[katheryn] jim.
Bye.
Did he hang up?
Yeah, he did.
Hanna, will you go over there, please?
-Yeah, okay. -Thank you.
Yeah
[katheryn] I'll try to call you in an hour.
-Okay. -I'm sorry about all this.
[hanna] that's... No, it's okay.
It's all right.
[katheryn] well, you have the power, hanna.
Don't let him bother you.
You've got all the power and all the money.
Yeah. Okay.
[dramatic music playing]
hey, you all right?
Yeah.
Why are you crying?
I'm sorry.
For what?
I think you should go.
Hey, come on.
No, I didn't wanna do this.
Look at me.
Yes.
You're gonna be all right.
No, I just wanted to be held.
That's okay.
You knew.
-Knew what? -That I was vulnerable.
I mean, I knew you needed to have you mind taken off it.
Yeah.
So, how did I do?
You are so lame.
[laughs] I mean, with taking your mind off it.
Still lame.
Well, I apologize.
And your credit sucks.
-What? -I checked it.
-Well, damn. -What?
Why you gotta bring that up?
Well, you really need to work on that.
Okay. I appreciate it,
but you didn't have me over here for no credit.
And?
Look, why are you bringing credit up?
I mean, you're nervous or something?
No.
Yeah, you are.
Okay. Maybe a little,
but I shouldn't have done that and I don't need to ask you...
I'm all... I'm healthy.
-Are you sure? -Yes.
-Are you? -Nothing.
Nothing at all.
Okay, that was a good thing.
Yeah, well, we should've said that
in the first place.
We going to have nothing to talk about then.
We didn't know we were gonna do this, remember?
So, um...
All right. So you're still nervous.
How about this,
why don't we, um... Why don't we have a snack?
I can make you a sandwich.
A sandwich? That's it?
Yeah.
Oh what, you can't cook?
-I... -Oh, that's a no.
Can you?
Hell, yeah. What you got in here?
Don't you think you should put some clothes on first?
Uh, well, how about this?
Actually, that's kind of sexy.
Oh, that's a good thing.
Well, I'm gonna put some clothes on.
No, no. No, no.
Benny. Hey, well,
I'm cooking naked, you better be like that.
Okay. How about a bra and panties?
Hmm, yeah, that'll work.
So tell me about yourself.
What do you wanna know?
Well, are you a whore?
What?
How many women have you slept with?
-Oh, come on. -What?
-I ain't answering that. -I just wanna know.
How many men you slept with?
-Two. -Two?
Yes.
So I'm number two?
-Yeah. -Yeah, right.
-I promise. -Come on.
You better get out of here with that bullshit.
I promise.
So that's, uh, it's me and ol' boy.
Yeah.
Mmm-hmm.
So, how did you get hooked up with him?
It didn't start that way.
Well, you know he hates black people.
He doesn't hate black people.
Uh-uh.
Dude told me straight up, he don't like me.
He just loves me a little too much.
I don't blame him, but I'm sorry.
You know he's gonna come after you hard.
Do I look worried?
No, you don't and that's what worries me.
Look, I can handle that. How do you like your burger?
Burger?
It's too late for a burger.
But that's what I want.
Yeah, okay.
Made me work up an appetite.
-Did I? -Mmm-hmm.
Plus I got to get ready for round two.
-What? -Mmm-hmm.
I'm not doing that again.
Oh, just like you ain't do it the first time, right?
-Benny. -Come on.
You already did it once.
Plus, if you do it twice in the same night,
it don't count.
You know what? You're the worst.
I'm telling you.
Just go cook your food.
[dramatic music playing]
kitchen this way?
[sighs]
right there, don't look at my butt.
-Nice. -Mmm-hmm.
-So? -[sighs] they want me out.
I told you.
I'm not leaving, bro.
No, you don't want to do that.
-Where am I gonna go? -Back to your place?
I don't wanna go back to that dump.
You don't live here, man.
I don't care. I'm staying here.
What?
Yeah. Look, I was looking online.
I can actually claim squatter rights.
They can't kick me out.
No, you don't want to mess with these people.
Hey, if they kick me out, I can sue her
for so much more than this place.
Is this really what you want to do?
Look, I've already had a taste of the good life.
I don't want to let it go.
Listen to yourself. You sound like a junkie.
I'm telling you, you're asking for big trouble, man.
The hell with them.
-I tried. Okay. -Oh, come...
Where are you going?
I'm leaving.
Oh, come on, stay. Have a drink with me.
No, no, no. I'm not gonna be here
when they come knocking at the door.
Look, no one's gonna come knocking on the door.
[knocks on door]
-you see? -Okay. Don't open the door.
No, I'm opening the door,
and then I'm leaving through it.
Oh, come on man.
No, I'll see you later.
[dramatic music playing]
[door closes]
what do you want?
I think you're not supposed to be here.
I'm not leaving.
You think?
Nope, I'm not.
[jim] wyatt?
Oh, mr. Cryer.
-Hi. -You,
what the hell's going on here?
He was just telling me he wasn't leaving.
Where's wyatt?
I'm leaving.
Um, I don't know.
He's not here.
What are you doing here?
I was just cleaning the place.
Where's my son?
-I don't... -[jim] where did he go?
I don't know. I...
He's not here. I don't know.
You're cleaning the place?
-And tell me something. -[broderick] mmm-hmm.
-What is your name? -Broderick.
-Roderick? -[broderick] broderick, sir.
Oh, sorry. Listen, broderick.
-[broderick] yeah. -If you're just here cleaning the place,
then what the hell is up with your luggage?
That I was, um...
That I was, uh...
-[broderick] I'm... -[jim] yeah.
-I'm just... Because... -[jim] get out.
-Yeah. -Get out.
Okay. All right.
[sighs]
damn it, katheryn.
[dramatic music playing]
[phone ringing]
what?
No.
[candace] what is it?
-Did the news? -What news?
[landon] all the news stations and papers.
Landon.
I've been sending you clips.
And I haven't been watching them.
Was that because you have jim cryer's money?
Landon.
[landon] we're not gonna touch it.
And you won't.
[landon] no, we won't.
How do you know where it is?
We know where you are right now.
-How's that hotel? -Landon.
[landon] look, you need to let me advise you
on that money.
I don't need you to do anything.
Then they will take it.
-[candace] who? -The irs, okay?
You need to move it into a business account
where you can shelter it from...
I already moved it to one.
[suspense music playing]
oh.
Yeah, I'm two steps ahead of you.
Not really.
What do you want?
I'm calling to ask you to come to dc.
Get the hell out of here.
Candace, I really want you to do this interview.
Eight million viewers, you sit down with this woman
and the whole world will change
their perception of you.
No.
You know he doesn't do well without you.
Well, he should've thought of that
before he kicked me out
and put me in the back of a car.
Okay. Can we just let that go?
-[candace] what? -I mean, we get it, okay?
You people are really screwed up.
Okay.
So, what's your plan?
To call that guy who made you piss yourself.
Candace?
[candace] he scared the hell out of you.
Yeah, he did
and I kind of liked it afterwards.
I can call him again.
All right. Candace, will you just stop it
and just listen to me?
I am not doing that interview
and I'm not seeing him.
Fine, okay.
[candace] okay. Cool.
And I'm leaving this hotel.
And we'll find you in the next one.
Okay, fine.
Well, why don't I go and tell my side of the story.
Okay. Why are you doing this when I'm trying to help you?
You're helping him.
Yeah? And myself.
I'm not gonna be a pawn.
We have gone over this and over this
and you're still a stupid hood chick.
Say that again.
Come on, it's politics.
It's what you want to do, not me.
And you love that I don't.
Okay. You know you were enjoying it.
I wasn't enjoying any damn thing about it.
Yeah. Okay. Tell that to someone
who doesn't know you, candace.
Landon? Goodbye.
Look, you have him eating out of the palm of your hands.
-Landon? -Okay.
But you know you wouldn't have answered the phone
if you didn't want to hear what I had to say.
And now, I'm done.
All right. And you know what? You really should
change hotels, okay? That place
looks very low rent.
Low enough for you not to come by.
No. Actually, I've done some of my best work
in places like that,
-and men. -Okay, bye.
[landon] candace, just think about it, okay?
-Not a chance. -[landon] I will keep bothering you.
Goodbye.
Jeez.
Oh, my gosh.
-Hey. -Hey.
Getting all packed up?
We are.
Going to the white house.
[landon] yes.
It's exciting.
-It is. -[landon] it's amazing.
I mean, to think how far we've come.
-Almost can't believe it, huh? -Crazy.
-Oh, guess who it is. -Hey.
[charles] how are you? How are you doing?
[conley] I just had to come and see you off.
-Thank you. -Yeah.
Could you give us a moment?
-Sure. -Thank you.
So, how are you?
I'm good.
Is he still down there?
-[landon] who? -Senator conley wesley?
Yes, he's been here a lot.
Oh, okay.
What?
Nothing.
You know what I hate about you?
Everything?
[landon] your smug little attitude,
-you're such a little bitch. -Landon...
[landon] I am this close to firing you.
-I'm sorry. -[landon] you better be.
-I am. -[landon] you know, the only reason
why I'm keeping you around
is because you have potential,
but if that potential becomes a detriment to me,
you're going.
Okay, I'm sorry.
Now, what the hell did you want to tell me about conley?
He's got an angle.
I know that, but what is it?
I don't know.
Don't come to me unless you had
-actual information, okay? -Yes, sir.
[landon] and I already know what the angle is,
so don't come to me unless you have proof.
What is it?
[landon] I'm not going tell you.
Headed to the white house?
Yes, sir.
I am so... I'm so proud of you.
Yeah. It's great.
Thank you.
Are you okay?
Yeah, yeah, sure.
Actually, I did wanna know
if you'd spent a little more time
-considering devoir. -[charles] conley, I...
I know it's your decision, okay?
Did you happen to look at the proposals?
No.
Well, I think you should at least look at his resume.
I think it would be great for the state of virginia...
-[charles] conley. -Yes. Yes.
I thought we talked about this?
[conley] we did.
I just wanted to, you know,
make sure that he got a fair shake, you know?
What is it?
I don't know what you mean.
Why are you pushing for this guy so hard?
I just want to make sure
that you give the guy a good look over.
You said that before.
This is something else.
-No. -[charles] all right.
Well then you won't mind if I ask you
to stop pushing so hard.
Of course.
Good.
[conley] um, is there anything I can help you with?
-Concerning what? -The move?
Everything is done.
I'm sorry.
What am I thinking? Of course,
president of the united states
moving to the white house, of course,
everything is moved for you.
-Yes, it is. -Right. Right.
Okay.
Well, again, I am so proud of you.
-Thank you. -[conley] yeah, of course.
So, I'm gonna head home.
Mmm-hmm.
If you need me, I'll be at the farm.
[charles] okay. All right.
I'm sorry, charles. I didn't mean to push.
-I should know better. -Listen, it's okay.
Okay. Thank you. Thank you.
As I said if you need me...
You'll be at the farm.
[conley] right.
[charles] take care.
[landon] you all set?
Yeah.
Sir...
When you say sir like that,
I know you're gonna say something bad.
It's not bad.
But I looked into devoir, conley's request for the epa.
Yeah.
Have you ever been to conley's farm?
Yeah, lots of times.
Okay. Well, you should look into the pipeline
that's been proposed.
You'll see that it runs through protected land
and crosses conley's.
I think that's why he's pushing this so hard.
-I see. -I mean, he could stand
to make a lot of money.
I knew there was something.
I'm afraid so.
You know what it feels like to be used at every hand?
I'm sorry.
Yeah.
He was like a father to me.
I know.
I guess I should be used to it.
-The higher you go. -[charles] yeah.
I just didn't expect that from him.
Onward?
Yeah, onward.
Shall we go to the white house, mr. President?
Yes, please.
[landon] let's do it.
[phone ringing]
[charles] who's that?
It's candace.
[crickets chirping]
[phone ringing]
answer it.
Are you sure?
-[charles] give me that. -[landon] here.
Hello?
Landon.
[charles] no, it's me.
Hi.
How are you?
I should be asking you that.
I'm okay.
Good.
I wanted to talk to landon.
Well, you got me.
I wasn't ready to talk to you.
Wasn't ready to talk to you either.
So why are you on the phone?
The same reason you're calling.
What is that exactly?
You miss me like I miss you.
The last time I saw you, I was in the trunk of a car.
I'm so sorry about that.
Look, I really miss you.
Charles...
I would love to see you.
I don't think that's gonna happen.
-I just... -[candace] no.
I'm not gonna walk through back doors
or sneak in and out.
I'm just not gonna do it.
I don't want you to.
You want me to walk through the front doors
of the white house?
Come to pennsylvania avenue.
You don't mean a damn thing you're saying.
Yes, I do. I'm the president-elect.
I don't... What the hell can they do to me?
It was a big deal to you before.
Well, it's not anymore, you're a bigger deal.
Will you come and see me?
I have to think about it.
Well, we got nothing but time.
At least seven months.
Yeah.
Wait, what?
I'm pregnant.
[dramatic music playing]
it's quiet.
How many...
It's yours.
You're the only man I've had unprotected sex with.
Okay.
Is that all you have to say?
We should meet soon.
Yeah, we should.
Can I call you when I get to dc?
Yeah, do that.
Of course.
Okay.
I'll talk soon.
-[charles] yeah, bye. -Okay.
Bye.
[dramatic music playing]
may I ask what she said?
She said she's pregnant.
What?
Yeah, that's what she said.
From you?
That's what she said.
Sir, I...
Let's go to dc.
-Yes, sir. -[charles] and not a word to anyone.
[landon] no, sir.
Okay.
I'll be right there.
[engine rumbling]
sorry, sir.
Madison's here.
Really?
Okay. Let him in.
-Hi. -Hey.
I thought you were working all night, right?
They let me go home.
Oh, okay. Why?
I got piss thrown on me.
-What? -Mmm-hmm.
-I'm sorry. -Yeah.
Well, uh, did you shower?
-Yeah, of course. -[jeffrey] good.
Jeffrey.
What?
I'm... Look, I'm just...
I'm kidding. I'm just...
Then I get choked out.
-What? -[madison] mmm-hmm.
-By who? -Wyatt cryer.
-What? -[madison] mmm-hmm.
What...
He escaped the hospital
in my scrubs.
-[jeffrey] what? -Yeah.
-Left me naked on the floor. -You're kidding me.
-No, I'm not kidding. -Well, where the hell is he?
He... The police are looking for him everywhere.
Jeffrey, he stole some really powerful drugs.
-Damn. -They could kill him.
[jeffrey] damn. All right. Okay.
-I got to tell my dad. -Where is he?
He's upstairs. You coming up?
-No, I'm gonna wait here. -All right.
Dad!
Where did mr. Harrington go?
He went upstairs.
A friend of his is here.
-A friend? -Yeah.
Who?
Wyatt cryer.
-You're kidding me, right? -No.
-You're security, right? -Yes.
Okay. He's a prisoner.
He just escaped from the hospital.
Can you please bring him in here
-and detain him? -Sure.
[madison] thank you.
Come on in.
-Where's jeffrey? -He's upstairs.
-Hey, man. -Don't hey me.
-No, come on. -What are you high?
Well, what did you take?
-What did you take? -Where's jeffrey?
I'm calling the cops, man.
-[wyatt] no. No, I'm leaving. -I'm calling the cops.
-I'm leaving then. -[madison] no, you're not.
-[wyatt] yes. -Sir, could you please...
You're not to leave, sir.
Oh.
This asshole, I remember you.
Yeah. Now, I'm telling you,
you're not going anywhere.
[wyatt] get off me.
[dramatic music playing]
[knocks on door]
who is it?
[oscar] it's me.
And who is me?
[oscar] open the door.
I said who is me?
[oscar] do you need me to break the door down?
You do that and I will blow your brains out.
[oscar] we both know you don't have a gun.
Try it and find out.
[dramatic music playing]
hey.
What the hell?
What?
How are you here?
Huh?
How the hell are you here?
What do you mean?
[candace] I...
-You pushed me out of a window? -Yes.
You thought you killed me?
-I did. -[oscar] you didn't.
No, I know I did.
You thought you did.
What are you talking about?
I saw you fall from the 30th floor.
[chuckles] let me put it to you this way,
nothing you ever do will work.
Oscar...
Don't worry.
I'm not gonna kill you.
Then why are you here?
We're all here.
Who's we?
We're all here to destroy you.
[man] next on, the haves and the have nots.
Nice to see my money working for me.
-Jeffrey. -I can't help you, wyatt.
Erica and maggie day, murdered them both.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Come back here one more time, see what happens?
I'm veronica, bitch.
-You can't kill me. -I'm sorry?
Oh, do I have to listen to this, really?
-You're making me sick. -You better be thankful
I don't get a bucket of piss and throw it on you.
You're supposed to be a nurse.
-What is she talking about? -She is crazy.
Just go back in the house.
-You ever seen her before? -No.
-You know your mother. -Yeah, but she had dna results.
-I'm not going with you. -You listen to me, you ungrateful little prick,
I am taking your ass to rehab
or I am dragging it to jail, it's your choice.
Get up out of the damn chair.
-Wyatt? -Hey, hey, wyatt.
Wyatt?