- You know I will always love you.
- ANDI: I do. - GARY: Then marry me.
- You need to leave that man alone.
He's dangerous. Just trust me, okay?
- SABRINA: Calvin is a great guy,
I just want something a little bit more rugged.
Who is that?
- Aren't we just doing the same shit with different men?
- PRESTON: I can't understand you
unless you tell me what's wrong.
- DANNI: I just don't want anyone trying to fix me.
- FATIMA: I haven't felt this way in a long time.
I go left, you go right. It's like we're in rhythm.
- I've always loved you. You know that.
I just want the chance to show you.
- AARON: You need to figure out
where your heart is in all of this.
- BOTH: [moaning]
- Well, how much dick did Zac owe you?
- Oh, hey. - Hey, Fatima, what's up?
- Did you say Zac? - That's her ex.
- Oh gosh, okay. - They just had a little
afternoon swingaling.
Am I the only one that thinks this is crazy?
- You put your hands on my husband.
- She ain't doing nothing. You ain't doing nothing, huh?
- I will air this bitch out.
- How the hell did you get in my house?
- I am not gonna take this anymore.
- [gunshot]
- Please, Jasmine, stop.
- Jasmine, please!
- Beg for your life. - I am! Please!
- You think you're cute. Don't you?
- I'm sorry.
- What are you sorry for? - I'm sorry for all this.
- You're sorry for cheating with him.
- I'm sorry for cheating with him.
- Say it.
- I said, I'm sorry for cheating with him!
- Bitch, don't, don't you -- yell at me.
- I'm sorry. - I'm the one with the gun.
- I'm sorry! - But look at you now.
What were you two doing in here? Having sex?
I bought him those damn boxer briefs!
- Jasmine, Jasmine, listen. We have to get him up.
- I'm not getting him shit. And you wanna help him.
- ANDI: Yes. Yes. - You wanna help him?
Oh, that's funny. He didn't want to help me.
- Jasmine, listen to me.
- Don't you dare.
Don't you dare tell me to listen to you!
- Stop, okay! - Why do I listen to you?
- I said, okay. - You didn't listen to me.
- Okay, stop!
- When you came to me, I told you.
- Put the gun down. - Shut your mouth!
I told you, I told you to leave him alone,
but you didn't do it.
You didn't do it. Remember that?
- I'm sorry.
- No, you're not sorry. - I'm sorry.
- You're only sorry 'cause I have a -- gun in your face.
- My God, stop.
- He loved me. - Jasmine, I know.
- I did everything for him. Everything!
- We have to call the ambulance for him.
- I'm not calling him shit. - We have to call the ambulance.
- I'm ready for him to die.
Yeah, it's his time to die and you too.
- No, no, no.
- Matter of fact, we should all die.
- No, no. - All of us should die.
- ANDI: No, stop it. - We should all -- die.
- I'm sorry. - Shut up, bitch.
- I'm sorry. - Shut the -- up.
Shut up.
- We need to get him some help. Okay.
- JASMINE: I gave him my life. - He could die if you don't.
- I gave him my life! - I know but--
- And he just walked out on me.
- Jasmine.
- That's not what marriages are for.
That's not how they work. Yeah, I had an affair.
I did a couple of bad little things.
But who cares. He's my husband.
He's my husband! - I'm sorry!
Put the gun down.
- And he gave you a ring, right?
Oh yeah, yeah.
And it's bigger than mine, right?
Why--why did you do that?
- BOTH: [grunting]
- ♪ My girls hold me down
♪ Them boys mess around
♪ And my love life is a headache ♪
♪ We're going out tonight
♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love ♪
- Oh no, no, no. No!
Gary, baby.
Gary! Gary!
Okay, hey, I need help.
- Let me see your hands.
- I'm sorry. Um, um, um.
- The neighbors heard a gunshot.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. In the--in the bedroom.
- Step over here, ma'am.
- Someone, no--someone broke into my house, okay?
- Who? - She's in the bedroom.
She's in the bedroom. She's unconscious. Please.
- Stay here. - Please, no.
No, my fiance is in there.
And he needs an ambulance right now.
He needs help. - Stay here.
- No. - Stay here.
- Ma'am, calm down. - No.
- Ma'am. - No!
- Calm down. - Gary!
- ♪
- You got more wine?
- Oh, God. You need to go I think.
- Wait, say what?
- Yeah, I think you need to go.
- Wait, because of old boy?
- Woo, look.
- Come on, Sabrina. Don't--
We were, you know, we were mid -- .
- And I'm sorry that happened.
No, come on, don't do that.
- Don't do what? - Sabrina.
Come on, don't, you know,
come on, don't act like you don't want to finish.
Come here.
- I want you to leave. That's what I need you to do.
I need you to leave. - Wait, wait, wait.
So, you gonna let a dude
that was screwing another dude, ruin this?
- First of all, that's not what happened.
- Wait, well, second of all, I heard Maurice.
- Third of all, there's nothing happening between us.
- Oh, wow. Well, lastly, I would
say that this was something. - Okay.
You're not hearing me. Right?
You don't want to hear me. Is it 'cause you're naked?
- Okay, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
- You can leave. Am I making you feel vulnerable?
- No. - You can put your clothes on.
- Do you need help? - No.
- I don't want to get that close to that. That's really large.
- But you were just here. Like, what are you?
- I know. I need you to go.
I'll see you at work. - Okay.
- Right? - Yeah.
- Clock in early. - Wait a minute. Hold up.
- SABRINA: Okay, bye.
- ♪
♪ I thought the two of us could have a classic ending ♪
- [phone ringing] - Your phone keeps ringing.
- I know. And I'm ignoring.
- You brought it in here, you might as well answer it.
- I just want to lay here like this, you know.
- Mm, yeah. I like this.
- Me too. - Mm-hmm.
- [phone rings]
- What is that?
- I know that's not a house phone.
- Okay, Danni, maybe you should answer it.
- No. - [house phone rings]
- I haven't paid a house phone bill in years.
So, that's a miracle.
Whoever's calling me on that, I don't want to talk to.
It could be Jesus calling me home.
We fornicating in this tub.
- Jesus? - Jesus loves me.
- Alright, I'm sure you're his problem child.
- Ooo, judge not, Preston. Keep it up.
- Alright, I'm sorry.
- [cell phone rings]
- No. No.
- Look, if you didn't want to answer it
why'd you bring it in here?
- Because I like to scroll on people's pages
while the water fills up but you came in.
- Just answer the phone.
- Watch. This is going to be nothing but drama.
Hello. - Danni.
- Sabrina, are you alive?
- Barely. Barely alive right now.
- Call me when you're dead, okay?
I'm in the tub. - No, no, hold on, hold on.
You know, a crazy thing just happened to me.
Uh, there was a knock on the door.
I definitely thought it was you.
I opened the door. It was Calvin.
- Oh hell. Well, did you close it?
- No, I didn't close it because he saw Jacobi
standing in my kitchen naked.
- What? - SABRINA: Yes.
- Girl, you -- him.
- Well, we kinda just started.
But it's not really what happened.
- I can't talk to you right now...about this.
- Danni, seriously, I need to talk to somebody.
I need advice. - DANNI: Call Andi.
- You know she's with Gary.
- Well, call Karen.
- I'm sure her and Zac are probably back together by now.
- Uh, if that's so, then you owe me money.
- Are you really not going to talk to me right now?
I need your advice.
- I will call you tomorrow. I promise.
- Really, Danni?
- Listen, I'm in the tub with the cowboy.
- You're--oh my gosh.
Fine, I'll talk to you tomorrow then.
- DANNI: Bye. - Fine.
- That sounded important. - No, no.
- You sure?
- Yeah, I guess, that all that's important is,
uh, right, uh, here.
- Yeah? - Yeah, about there.
- Don't touch me.
[sobbing]
Is someone gonna tell me if he's okay?
- Ma'am, please--
- I need to know.
- We can't let you in there.
- Well, can I get my phone?
- We can't give you your phone.
- Why not? What?
- Ma'am, this is a crime scene.
- I need to know if he's okay.
- We just have a few questions.
- I want to know if he's okay.
- You said you were in the bed.
- It was his ex. - Go on.
- We were--we were getting ready for bed.
And she shot him twice.
- Did you see it? - I was right there.
- And then what happened?
- And then she turned the gun on me.
- Were you having an affair?
- No.
Why did you just say that? No, they were divorced.
They were divorced and she's crazy.
- I just have a few more questions.
- No. Why? Just tell me if he's okay.
- I'm sorry.
The medics are with him.
- Why isn't he at the hospital?
- Ma'am, I just have a few more questions.
- No, what for?
- [knock at door]
- Who is it? - ZAC: It's Zac.
- What do you want?
- ZAC: Can you open the door? Please?
I used to live here.
- What is it?
Zac, what is it? - It's $5,000 cash.
But it ain't for that credit card shit 'cause I ain't do it.
- I know you didn't.
- Oh, so, now you believe that I didn't do it?
- I always--
- No, no, you didn't. Don't say that.
Don't lie to me and say you did.
- I got proof from the bank that it wasn't you.
- So, that's what it took? You got proof from the bank.
Because me saying that it wasn't me
just wasn't enough, right? After all these years?
- I'm sorry, okay?
- That's -- up that you would even think that.
- I know. I know. Okay?
- Whatever. It's there.
- What is this for anyway?
What is this for? - I owe you about $77,000.
- What?
- Come on. You know I'm good with math.
Three years of rent, food, all the times
you helped me with money.
- Zac. - I'm putting five on it.
- I'm, Zac, honestly, I-- - No, no, no.
Just take the damn money.
- I wasn't giving it back.
- I know you wasn't.
- I'm just all over the place with my feelings. Okay?
- Yeah, I could see that.
- Anything you want to say?
- No.
- How long you been seeing her, Zac?
- Why, Karen?
- 'Cause Danni told me how much you talk about her,
that's why.
- Why you even care? Why you doing this?
- I wanna know.
You don't think I have a right to know?
- A right to know what?
- Zac, don't act like we wasn't just -- .
Don't do that.
- We was just -- .
That's all it was, -- .
I'll have more.
I'm working.
- [soft music playing]
♪
- Thanks for calling me back.
- Yeah, so, I got a man, girl.
- I'm so sick of you, Danni.
- Just 'cause you having man problems
mean I gotta have 'em too?
- Fine, whatever, I'm sorry.
- Just tell me. Was he mad?
- Are you kidding me?
- DANNI: Alright, Sabrina, you, you need to let it go.
Just let it go.
- Ugh, I'm so sick of all of this.
- Well, honey, you keep doing it.
- SABRINA: What do you mean by that?
- Yeah, I mean you don't want to commit.
You like the thug.
Just drop him.
- Dating is hard.
What if I'm missing out? What if--what if he's the one?
- How could you be if you don't want him?
- SABRINA: No, no, no, no, no. Listen, Danni.
Danni, remember Val in college, right?
Remember, she let go of that really, really good guy
and she married that guy. What was his name?
- Jack. Yeah. - Yeah, Jack.
What if I'm missing out on my good guy
because I'm scared?
- Girl, you are in your head about this.
- Danni, you're worthless when you smoke.
- Why don't you call me between the hours of,
uh, noon and never?
'Cause I'm gonna smoke. Okay?
- Fine, I'll just talk to you later.
- A'ight, Sabrina. Oh, how was he?
- See, no, you're interested in the wrong things.
I'm not gonna talk about that.
- Okay.
Well, friend, I'm always here for you.
- Yeah, sure, except for when Preston is there.
- DANNI: Or I'm asleep.
- Bye. - DANNI: Bye.
- ♪ Thrill of the chase, thrill of the chase ♪
♪ The chase, the chase ♪
♪ Thrill of the chase, the chase The chase ♪
- You just--
- I got the key.
- I left your stuff right there. Just put the key on the table.
- It's like that? - Yep.
- Where you going? - Uh-uh, get your shit.
- It's awfully cold in here.
- I came to that house today.
And you was acting all funny and shit.
Zac, you could've just told me the two of you had -- .
- Why? - What do you mean why?
- You said you feelin' me.
Now, I come here and you gonna act like you not?
- I said I wasn't sure.
- Give me a break.
- You know what? You got your break.
Break yo' ass out the door with them bags.
- Okay.
I'm sorry.
- Whatever.
- What you mean whatever?
Come on, Fatima, don't do that.
- No. - Come on.
- No.
- You serious? - Yes.
- Okay.
- I left the car keys. - Zac, I don't want.
- Now, I know I'm getting kicked out the program
so I don't even want that type of problem.
- Zac, if you think I would have you kicked out
just because we didn't work out you're crazy.
- So, you're not? - No.
I don't know what type of crazy chicks
you been dealing with but no.
I wouldn't try to -- you out of a chance of a good life
just because I'm mad at you.
I'm not that kind of chick. I just want you out of here.
- Fatima, come on you know.
- Zac, just take the damn truck and go.
- I didn't tell you 'cause I didn't want to hurt you.
- You think I'm hurt?
- Don't do that. - Look, look at you.
- No, you--you--you're right I'm so hurt.
- You changed your hair. Everything.
That's what y'all chicks be doing when you get hurt--
- That's what I do. I switch it up.
- [knocking at door] - But that ain't the only thing
I'm switching up. - Come on, Fatima.
- Hey.
- Hi. - Come on in.
How you doin'? - I'm good.
This is Zac. He was just leaving.
- This what we doin'?
This what we doin'?
- What it look like?
- Nice to meet you, Zac.
I'm Harlen. - I know who you are.
- You do?
- Yeah, you look like one of them ball playin' -- .
This don't intimidate me.
I used to play ball, too. It was nice.
You lucky I chose the streets
or you wouldn't even have a job, bruh.
- Zac, can you just--
- What's up? This what we doin'?
- Yep. Bye, Zac.
- This -- got on a velvet motorcycle jacket.
- That cost more than everything in that bag of yours.
Bye.
- A'ight.
Later, Jabar.
- Everything okay?
- Yeah, yeah. It's fine.
Um, you ready?
- Yeah. - Alright. Lead the way.
- Come on.
- ♪
- [door slams]
- Bitch, you scared me.
- I'm sorry.
- What is wrong with you?
- Naw, you know what, I'm not sorry.
- Wait, are you gonna beat me?
- This is all your fault.
Telling her I was in there with some dude.
- What happened?
- I went over there and that dude was over there.
- Who?
- That -- y'all work with at the bank.
- Calvin, take a moment. Calm down.
What the -- are you talking about?
- I went over there to Sabrina's.
- Without calling? - Yep.
- Why would you do some stupid shit like that?
- I just wanted to tell her that--
you know what, never mind.
- And Jacobi was there? - Yep.
Butt-naked in the refrigerator.
- Wait. How was he in the refrigerator?
Can he-- That's some kinky shit.
I tried that once with mayo and zucchinis
and dijon mustard.
They didn't have any Grey Poupon.
- Why do I even like this girl?
- Well, was she -- him?
- I know she was.
That's why she wouldn't even let me in the house.
- You was trying to get in?
- Not like that.
God, I'm so stupid.
Why do I even like this girl?
- Well, Calvin she is special.
- Maurice, don't start.
- No child, I mean in a slow way.
- Maurice.
- Look, I've been around Sabrina for a long time
and she just has a hard time making decisions with men.
She--she has a hard time being ready.
- What are you talking about?
- It's been a long time since she's been in a relationship.
I just don't think she's ready.
- That's the thing. She said she was.
- Well, bitch, I don't know what to tell you.
I done tried to explain already.
- You know what?
- Mm-hmm, where you going?
- Back over to Sabrina's.
- You going back over there? - Yeah.
- Oh well, let me go get in my dress
and put my good hair on. Uh-uh don't you slam my--
- [door slams]
- ANDI'S VOICEMAIL: You've reached Andrea Barnes.
Leave a message.
- Andi, I know it's late.
I'm just calling you 'cause I needed--
What are you doin' that you can't call me back?
That's right, you're with Gary.
Okay, you know what, just call me when you get a chance,
okay?
I really need to talk.
Alright, bye.
[sighs]
- [knock at the door]
- Who is it?
Aaron.
- Can I come in? - Yeah.
Yeah, of course.
- I thought about calling.
I was just sitting outside.
So, I just figured I'd--
- It's okay.
- Thank you.
- Have you--um, have you been drinking?
- Yeah, a little.
- Oh, Aaron.
- Oh, it's fine. It's just a little bit.
- It don't smell like a little.
- [sighs]
- Did you drive?
- Yeah.
- Aaron, whatt--hy would you do that?
- Look, I'm sorry Karen. But this is a lot to deal with.
Okay?
- Okay.
Let me put some coffee on for you.
- No, I don't want coffee.
- Well, you may not want it but you need it, so.
- I know but I want you.
- What?
- What do you mean what? That's what I want.
- Aaron, just sit--
- No, I don't want-- I don't want to sit.
- Just sit right here, come on. Please. Just sit.
- I don't want to sit. You don't understand.
- Just let me put the pot on, okay?
- [unintelligible]
- KAREN: You don't mean it.
You shouldn't.
I hope you know that.
Just...everything just got so crazy
and I don't--I don't even know how.
What are you-- what are you doing?
- I want you.
- Aaron, Aaron, you need-- - AARON: Come here.
- Can you just? - No, no, no, just come here.
- No. No. - Oh, come on, come on.
- Okay. - Don't say no.
A'ight, just-- - I'm saying.
- Let me show you what I can do.
- I'm saying no. No, put your clothes on, Aaron.
- I promise you. - Put your clothes on.
- I promise you I can make you feel better than he can.
I promise you. - This ain't you, Aaron, okay.
This ain't you. - Come on, baby, just let me--
let me have you, let-- - No.
Aaron--Aaron look at me. - Just give me a kiss.
- Look at me. No, look at me!
Just stop.
Stop.
- Kind of pathetic, huh?
- No, you're just--
you're just drunk.
- No, I'm not just drunk, Karen.
I'm pissed off.
I want you for me.
I'm in love with you and I want you.
- I'm so sorry.
- No, no, this ain't your fault.
- KAREN: Please-- - I did this to myself.
You didn't make me drink, Karen.
- I think I did.
- No, I'm just--I'm crazy.
You know I--
I--mma go.
- No, no. - Yep, Imma go.
- Aaron, no, wait.
Can you just--just stay and have a cup of coffee?
- Karen, I don't want coffee.
- I know but I can't let you drive like this.
- I'm embarrassed alright.
I'm embarrassed. I feel stupid.
I don't know what I'm doing.
- Just--just sit.
Please, just sit and have coffee with me.
Just--
- I'm sorry. - Just talk to me.
Talk to me.
- I'm sorry.
I'm sorry that I put all that pressure on you.
I'm sorry that I made you have sex with somebody else.
- No, no, no, no. No, this was me.
This was my fault. - [crying]
- All of it. This was me okay?
It was me.
I'm sorry.
- What do you want, Maurice?
- You're gonna want to hear this.
- SABRINA: No, no, I don't.
Maurice, I'm so over you and your gossip, seriously.
- Mm-hmm, Calvin's on his way to your house.
- For what?
- I don't know.
But he seemed to be mad.
- And how would you know?
- He said, "I'm mad."
- You know what, I don't even care.
- Well, I was just telling you
so you can get Jacobi out of there.
- Did Calvin tell you that too?
- MAURICE: Yes, he did.
And he also said that he had his dick in the refrigerator.
I wish I was a condiment shelf.
- No, Maurice, I don't even want to play with you right now.
Seriously, I've had a horrible night.
- I'm just trying to let you know
so that you won't be in a compromising position
when he arrives.
- Okay, I heard you. Thank you.
- You're welcome, bitch. You should say that more often.
- If you weren't the one that told me
he was in there with man.
- MAURICE: That's water under the bridge.
Did you get any water under your bridge?
- Goodnight. Bye.
- Well, um--well, if the shit don't work out with Calvin,
send him back here.
- Goodnight, Maurice. Goodnight.
- Rag-ass heffa.
- That was a great dinner.
- Yeah, yeah, it was.
- You know, I'm glad you called me.
- Oh yeah? - Yeah.
I missed you. - Oh.
- Yeah. - You know what, don't--
Don't--don't do that.
- What?
- Look, I'm just really tired. It's been a long day.
- You don't want me to stay?
- I gotta go to work in the morning.
It's just--yeah, a lot going on.
- That never stopped you before.
- Well, I-- - What you not feelin' it? Huh?
Come on. - Not tonight.
- Okay.
Well, it was good to see you.
- Yeah, yeah, you too.
- I'm gonna call you later.
- Okay, um, in a week?
Yeah, yeah, a week. That's good.
- Okay.
- Alright. Bye.
- ♪
- Goodnight. - Goodnight.
Don't forget your jacket.
You need that.
- I'm gonna call you in about a week.
- Oh my God.
Come on, Fatima, uh, this dude.
Get it together.
Shit.
- ♪ I'm doing better, got my shit together ♪
♪ Holding my head up, I don't feel no pressure ♪
♪ To hit you back when you say sorry ♪
♪ Maybe months ago, but now that's the old me ♪
♪ You be out in them streets
♪ Sharing our sheets - Is this the car alarm?
- ♪ Giving all that love to everybody but me ♪
♪
- He took the car key and left the alarm.
What the hell is this money?
♪
- Yeah.
- You left your money.
- That's yours. I left it for letting me stay there.
- Zac, you don't owe me anything.
- Look, just take it, alright?
I don't need another woman telling me
I took something from her. So, we good.
- Look, I did what I did for you because I wanted to.
- Good, I'm doing the same thing.
So, now we even.
- You were just saying that you didn't want to stay here.
- There's two places I'm not going with you
and that's back and forth.
- Well, obviously you are 'cause you picked up the phone.
- Why you ain't with old boy? - He gone.
- I thought basketball players had stamina.
Must be quick.
- Don't try me. - I'm not trying you.
I just think it's -- up that you call him that fast
after I left. - It's -- up that I would?
Do you really wanna go there with me right now?
- No, I--no, no, I don't. I'm just saying, like.
- Yeah like all the things I could be saying
about you and Karen. - Okay, okay.
I don't--please, can we not go there?
Look, just take the money, please. You got it.
- Zac, you need this money. Just--
- I don't need no favors from you.
- I'm tired. I don't have time for this shit.
If you want it, it'll be the envelope
taped to the front door. - Have you lost your mind?
Don't leave that money out there.
Somebody gonna take it.
- Well, then you better come get it.
- We still talking about the money?
- What? - Fatima, I get it.
What you was doing with old boy with the money.
I know you can get any man that you want.
Look, at you. I knew that already.
- Yeah, and that makes you even more stupid not to want it.
- Have you ever been confused, Fatima?
Exactly. You have. That's my ex.
We got history. It is what it is.
I didn't expect for that shit to happen.
And neither did she.
I just wanted to talk to her. And then I tried to hug her.
She started kissing me and...Fatima!
- What? - Have you ever been confused?
- Zac, your money will be at the door.
- ZAC: Fatima! Fa--
- Sabrina.
- I thought I told you to leave.
- I know. Come here.
Look, I just wanted to say I'm sorry.
- You could've told me that tomorrow.
- You know I thought if I you know
gave you a couple minutes to calm down
that you will--you know.
- I don't--I don't need to calm down, Jacobi.
- So, what are you saying?
- I'm saying that this was a mistake.
- Come on, Sabrina. I know you like me.
- Jacobi. - Sabrina.
Yo' I like you too.
- Please. - Alright?
We're adults.
- This adult is telling that adult
to adultly be responsibily and leave.
Adult somewhere over there away from here.
- Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa. - So, we can adult tomorrow.
- So, do you really want me to leave?
- Yes, leave. You know what I'm saying.
You know what I mean.
- Damn, I really like you. - Okay.
- Look at you. You hot. - Okay, okay, okay.
Goodnight, goodnight. - Sabrina can we please talk?
- Jacobi, Jacobi please, please.
Calvin.
- You need to get the -- out of here.
- Wait, say what? - You heard me.
- Yo, -- .
- I'm not gonna tell yo' ass again.
- Okay, okay, okay.
Please, please, I will see you tomorrow at work.
Please, Jacobi, please.
- Yeah, okay.
Okay.
- Sabrina, sit down. - Calvin.
- No, I'm talking.
Now, we done been through all of this.
All this bullshit. All this you're not sure.
And you leaving me nasty messages on my phone
because of some bullshit that Maurice said,
even though I've told you the truth over and over
and over again.
And the crazy thing is, I just want to be done with yo' ass.
I don't want you to call me.
I don't want to talk to you.
But when I think about that, that shit hurts like hell.
So, you tell me right now all the things
that you find wrong with me.
- There's nothing wrong, Calvin. There's nothing wrong with you.
- Then why do you keep treatin' me like this?
- It's me.
- No, no, you don't get to say the it's me shit. Alright?
Put your big girl panties on and tell me the truth.
- I was told you were on meth.
- What the -- ?
Seriously?
- The night that you said that you wanted to be exclusive
someone told me that they saw you doing meth.
- And you believed them?
- Calvin. - Why? You so sure?
You believe every damn thing else.
- Please, I'm just--
- So, that's why Maurice had me piss in a cup.
- Now, I'm--
- No, no, it's so clear now.
- I'm sorry. - Just tell me the truth.
- That's why.
- Do you not believe anything I tell you?
Anything?
- I should really stop listening to people.
- No, you should.
That seems to be the way you live your life.
Sabrina, you let people sway you and you just run with it.
Instead of going with your heart.
- Calvin, can you-- - No.
- Please wait. - I'm done.
- Please, Calvin. Please.
Calvin. Please.
- This woman crazy.
So, can I come in?
Please?
- Come on.
- Thank you. - You got five minutes.
What is it? - I want you.
- Zac. - And her.
- Get the -- out of here. - No, just listen.
Just listen to me. Just listen.
I asked you before if you'd ever been confused.
And you couldn't even answer me.
So, answer me.
- I can see how you can be confused.
- Thank you. Thank you.
Fatima, you everything that I want.
You got everything.
You make me feel amazing. Alright?
I get that. But she's--
- Yeah, I know. You said this before.
- I don't get it.
Like, I'm trying to understand how somebody
that can make me feel like shit can make me love them so much.
I don't get it. Do you get it?
- If I had the answer to that you wouldn't be here right now.
- I make you feel like shit? Don't say that. Come on.
- No, Zac.
You made me feel like shit, humiliated, embarrassed,
and I was just telling-- I'm so -- stupid.
- Tellin' what? Tellin' what?
You keep stopping. Tellin' what?
- I was just tellin' Andi that I met this guy and--
- Andi.
And what? You keep stopping.
You always ask for honesty. Give me honesty. And what?
- I thought it could be something.
Something great that I could--
- And why can't it? Why can't it?
- No. No. You need to go.
I need to think about all this. This is too much.
- You sure you want me to go?
'Cause y'all be saying shit all the time and don't mean it.
- Let me make this clear to you.
I want you to go.
- Don't say shit you don't mean.
- And take the damn alarm to the truck.
- This ain't over, bitch!
This ain't over!
-- bitch!
- You should get a restraining order.
- I don't give a damn about her.
Why is no one telling me how Gary is?
He should be in the hospital right now.
- Come on in.
- I don't--I don't want to see him bloody.
- He's not bloody. Come on in.
- FEMALE: Next on "Sistas"--
- I wanted to show you that I was better than him.
I just wanted to show you that I can be everything
that you want.
- This check is for $5,000. - Yeah.
- You must have really earned that, huh?
- Oh, yes I did.
- What's up with you and Fatima?
Do you love her? - I just met her.
I don't love her. - Okay, so, you like her a lot.
- Hey, Sabrina. - Hi, Maurice.
- Good morning, Sabrina.
- Ooh, she mad with you, Geppetto.
- What do you want, Maurice?
- You're gonna want to hear this.
- SABRINA: No, no, I don't.
Maurice, I'm so over you and your gossip, seriously.
- Mm-hmm, Calvin's on his way to your house.
- For what?
- I don't know.
But he seemed to be mad.
- And how would you know?
- He said, "I'm mad."