Wait a minute. Y'all was up against this glass?
Alright, Danni.
That's titty prints on the glass? Giving Atlanta the show.
[Male] Previously on Sistas.
Have you seen Maurice?
They arrested him for that robbery that Que did.
And Que, the one who committed the robbery, is out?
What are you guys doing?
They have Maurice confessing to the crime.
Maurice was [unintelligible]?
Why would I send him to jail?
Whoever said anything about Maurice being in jail?
What you gonna do Calvin?
I'm over Karen.
So, you not gonna say this to me again?
You know what Karen?
What the -- did you just say to me?
I meant Fatima.
I did.
No, you see that right there,
that further goes to prove my point.
No, it's I, listen.
I, okay, I've already said a thousand times, I'm over her.
I'm over her. Okay, I've said it already.
If you were over her,
you wouldn't be calling me by her name.
You keep bringing her name up. That's not my fault.
It was a slip, okay?
- A slip, Zac? - Yes, a slip.
I been, I was with her for three years.
Right, right, right.
What you want me to do?
You know what? I better go.
No, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no.
We talking about this. No.
- Zac. - Um-um.
I better go and I better go now.
Why you acting like this?
There's something you need to know about me.
Oh gosh, it's always somebody.
I know everything there is to know about you, Fatima.
No, you don't know this.
I, okay, go ahead.
When I tell you I need to go,
you need to let that happen.
Fatima, I just need...
Let me go.
No.
Zac.
Baby, listen to me, right now.
I'm listening.
I can feel this shit rising up in me. Do you hear me?
Yeah, I hear you. I hear you.
Yeah, and this bitch that's about to surface, she scares me.
Why you always gotta go there?
Like, it's a whole bunch of people around here.
'Cause if I let it go, Imma tear this mother -- up.
Tear it up then I don't care.
Zac, I'm about to slap the shit out of you.
Let me go.
That looked intense.
Oh no, no, no, no.
- You, you wanna talk. - No, I don't.
I actually want you to meet my friends. It'll cheer you up.
- Girls, come here. - No, no, no, no.
Deja, please no.
I gotta, I gotta finish my workout.
I'll take two seconds.
This is my girl, Maria. But you can call her Maria.
And this is my girl, Jill with no chill.
That's, that's nice but I gotta get back to my workout.
- It was nice meeting y'all. - Oh come on. Really?
Deja, you know I gotta get back to my work out,
- so I can get to work. - Zac, you work from home.
I do, but I gotta get back there.
'Cause you know I got, I got stuff to do.
Look, I, I saw what happened.
I just wanted to make sure you were okay.
- I'm good, I'm good. - Okay, I don't need to talk.
I'm good.
Well, while I have you here, um,
I just wanted to let you know that Imma be
just a little late on rent this month.
Just, just a little late. But--
Okay, that's fine. Y'all can take care.
But you know, we can always work something out.
- No, I don't know that. - Yeah, you know what I mean.
- No, I don't know that. - Yes you do.
Deja, I do not know that.
Yeah, you do.
Deja, can you not do that please?
What, what am I doing?
Too much, that's what you doing. Too much. No.
Zac, she won't know. I won't tell nobody.
You gotta put your leg, can you put your leg down please?
- Put your leg down. - Zac, listen, okay fine.
Since you asked me nicely.
But I won't say shit.
- Come on. - Deja. I'm done, okay.
You gotta stop. You're doing too much.
You know my girl be with all the shits.
All the shits. And she's right in there.
What if she come out of there?
There's too much dangerous shit around here
for me to be talking to you. Okay?
I'm done, I'm done trying to be nice.
- Okay? - You so fine.
Okay, fine, well, can you help me spot?
- Can you spot me? - No, I can't spot you.
I've been working on my squats. Can you help me do this?
Deja, I'm not, Deja.
Deja, can you just stop it before my girl come outside?
Okay, alright.
- Thank you. - Okay.
You take Tboz and Chilli and go somewhere.
- Alright, I'm sorry. - Just go.
- But I am though, I am. - I know, over there.
Thank you.
[indistinct chatter]
♪ My girls hold me down♪
♪ When them boys mess around ♪
♪ My love life is a headache ♪
♪ We going out tonight ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love ♪
[music]
I gotta go check on this job. You know what I'm saying?
Playa here top flight security.
Down South we protecting shit.
You know we protect shit.
Good seeing you again.
Oh, Lord.
Woo, damn that bitch is fine.
You gonna throw my shoes down?
Disrespectful.
Oh, she was hot.
Better than Maurice.
I gotta go check on this job. Can you believe that?
How can you live with yourself?
What do you mean?
What do you mean what do I mean?
Maurice was good to you and you gonna do this to him?
And what did I do?
Don't do that.
Don't like you didn't give him up.
Well, he shouldn't have been in on it.
- He wasn't. - Yes, he was.
You just don't know him like that. Now, you big mad.
I know him way better than I know you're lyin' ass.
Well, he's in jail now.
And you're okay with that?
Hell yeah.
Let me explain this to you.
They set me free to get his ass.
Oh, --, I cut a deal like it was cake.
So, you did flip on him?
Duh, yeah, shit.
What the hell is wrong with you?
Nothing.
- The hell is wrong with you? - And you what,
you can just stay up in this man's house like this?
Hell yeah.
What, you can't put me out?
Aw, your name isn't on the lease either, huh?
The hell you talkin' about?
Oh, you didn't know?
He told me everything.
I know how all this shit works.
You dig?
So, I guess your well versed in all this illegal shit, huh?
Better than most.
What you gonna do, hit me?
No.
Good, 'cause your punches be soft.
Kinda like, uh, Maurice ass.
You dig?
Yeah, okay.
I know you like your coffee how you like men.
You can play hard to get all you want.
Bye, Calvin.
Bye-bye.
[unintelligible]
I'll be back.
[laughing]
Alright, I need you to change all the locks and a deadbolt.
Alright, the biggest one you got.
- Okay. - Alright.
Go on, shit.
Let's see how you like that, you son of a bitch.
Girl, he is fine.
- Yeah. Oh my God. - I know he is.
Girl, I ain't gonna have the rent,
but I know what I will have.
-- currency.
Oh shit, shh, shh. Oh, hey girl.
I, I thought you left to go to church already.
[laughing]
You ain't go to work yet, girl? I thought you left, I'm sorry.
Who you talking about?
Oh, I, I was just talking about um, this, this uh,
this guy that I think is real cute.
[laughs]
Um, I thought you left.
No you didn't.
'Cause if you did, you wouldn't be saying that shit to me.
Well, technically, I wasn't even talking to you.
[laughing]
Girl, the mood I'm in today, I will beat your ass again.
What does she mean, again?
Oh, ask about, um, the hot tub in my backyard.
She didn't even beat me like that.
It wasn't even, she didn't even beat me up like that.
Is she the one?
Oh yeah, I'm the one and I'm not saying another word.
Okay, good.
I'm not even worried about yo' ass anyway.
- Yeah, okay. - Bitch, what the...
Ow, shit.
I wish they would.
What are y'all bitches good for anyway?
Y'all need to get somebody in there.
Oh shit.
Oh wait, you can't go in there.
I'm, I'm gonna go by the door. Fatima!
You can't, you can't.
Fine, can you just go get somebody, please?
Hey, hey.
[unintelligible] There's a man coming in.
Don't be naked.
Fatima, Fatima, Fatima!
What are you doing?
- Zac! - What the --?
What the -- you doing?
You crazy as hell.
- What's wrong with you? - That's yo' final warning.
Fatima, Fatima, Fatima, Fatima.
I'm, I'm, I'm with you. I'm on your side.
You gotta go to work.
You got it?
- Yeah. - She got it. She got it.
That's what the -- I thought.
She got it. She said she got it.
- I'm sorry. You alright? - Zac, bring your ass on.
- I'm, I'm coming. - Then come on.
- Zac. - I'm sorry.
I'm not -- playing with you.
Okay, I'm coming.
- I'm coming. - Now.
- The rent. - Zac!
The rent, the rent, the rent's still due on the first.
Hey.
Hey, good morning, Mama Lisa.
What are you doing here?
You know I had to come see about her.
- She's good. - You sure?
Of course, I'm sure.
Okay, well, good.
What's, what's going on?
Nothing.
Is everything okay at the shop?
Yeah.
And you can handle it, right?
You know I keeps all of them bitch, stylists in check.
Okay.
- So, where she at? - She's fine.
The doctor's got her on bedrest.
The baby's fine too? The baby's fine, too?
Okay, well, good.
- Yeah, good. - So, can I go see her?
I swear, are you gonna be working her nerves
like you do mine?
No.
You promise, Pam? 'Cause I...
- I promise. - I'll lose it.
I promise.
Okay, go ahead.
Thank you, Mama Lisa.
Take this.
And put it in the closet when you get in there.
Yes, ma'am.
Do not stress her out.
Promise.
Hey girl.
- Hey. - How are you?
I'm good.
You know I had to come see about you.
I'm fine.
I actually feel really good.
- You look it. - [phone vibrates]
Hold on, girl.
Hey, Black.
[laughing]
Imma call you back.
Boy, Imma call you back.
Bye.
[clears throat]
Okay, well, I had to come see if you were alright.
Yeah, I'm fine.
I'm actually feeling really good.
- Okay. - Yeah.
What you doin'?
Oh, just, um, writing a letter.
Oh, to who?
Pam, sit.
What's going on?
Well, I just wanted to apologize to you for last night.
I know you was just checking to make sure I was alright.
Are we having a breakthrough moment?
Because I really was.
I'm sorry.
I don't know what's going on these days.
It's fine.
Well, you look better.
I'm telling you, I feel fine.
But my mama won't let me do nothing.
She won't even let me out.
Girl, enjoy that while you can.
I know, right.
What?
Pam, did you tell Aaron I was at the hospital?
Girl, you know me.
Then how did he know?
I don't know.
Didn't you say he know a doctor that worked down there?
Oh shit.
That's right.
She must've told him.
Oh, no she didn't.
Ain't that against the, the hip, hip hop law?
Pam, HIPPA law, the HIPPA.
You know what I mean. Hip hop, whatever.
But ain't it against the law?
Yes, it is.
Oh, that bitch.
That's why he didn't want to tell me.
And I just, ugh.
- You what? - Nothing.
Karen Mott, what did you do?
I said nothing.
Now Pam, can you please just be sure to you know.
I got the salon.
You know I have to check after you and make sure.
Karen, I got it.
Okay.
But listen, call me every night
to make sure everything is done, okay?
Okay.
But how long are you gonna be out?
I'm hoping just the week.
Oh, I can work with that.
Now, here, write this down.
Things you gotta check. Come on.
I know, Karen.
Okay, but I want you to write it down so you have it.
But I got it.
Go ahead.
Okay.
Turn the curlers off.
Okay, don't stop there 'cause there's more.
Come on.
Girl.
Fill up the bottles, shampoo and conditioner, deep, come on.
You know I can't type that fast.
Give me the phone, Pam. I'll do it.
You ain't...
You ain't even typed nothing, Pam.
[phone vibrates]
Hello.
Hello, Aaron.
Is this the accountant?
I'm sorry.
[Lisa] This is Karen's mother.
Oh, hi.
- Hi. - [Aaron] How she doing?
She's good.
That is great to hear.
[Lisa] I need you to be here at her house at 8 o'clock.
- Okay. - I'll be cooking dinner.
[Aaron] Oh beautiful, well, consider it done.
- [Lisa] Don't be late. - I will not be late.
And please do not stress her out.
[Aaron] No, you have my word that I will not.
And just so you know, I'm also inviting Zac.
He'll also be here.
He will?
[Lisa] Yeah.
Uh, okay.
What?
I mean, do you think that's a good idea?
'Cause he really stresses her out.
[Lisa] There will be no drama.
- Okay. - Okay, see you at eight.
[Aaron] Alright, see you then.
Bye.
[Zac] What's up?
Hey, you know who this is?
Yeah, I know who this is.
[Lisa] Alright, I need you to be here at Karen's
- tonight at 8 o'clock. - Wait, what?
I need to talk to you and the accountant.
[Zac] The accountant?
Uh, the preacher.
Ms. Lisa, I.
[Lisa] Look, are you coming?
Alright, let me, let me talk to my girl first.
Oh yeah, what's her number?
Whoa, no, no, no, no, no.
We, we are not doing that. That we not doing.
[Lisa] No, seriously, she should be here too.
Ms. Lisa, that is not the best.
Look, I can't let Karen be stressed out anymore.
I, I'm telling you right now,
if my girl come over there, she gonna be stressed out.
Let me ask her anyway.
[Zac] Okay, no, no, no, no, no. I'll do it.
Alright, you do it and then the two of you come.
Ms. Lisa, she not coming over there.
[Lisa] Fine, well, ask her anyway.
And even if she doesn't come you be sure you're here.
Fine, I'll, I'll let you know.
[Lisa] No, you won't let me know.
You'll be here, 8 o'clock.
Alright, Ms. Lisa.
[Lisa] Okay, see you then.
I'll talk to you later.
Bye.
[sighs]
- Danni. - [Danni] Hey.
Hey.
[Andi] Girl, I just got into the office.
- Andi. - [Andi] I'm doing all I can.
I, I know, but Calvin said he has 20 grand
to put toward the bail.
Oh, that's good.
But we don't even know if bail has been granted yet.
Well, shit.
[Andi] Yeah.
Okay, have you talked to Robin?
No, but,
his office door is open.
I think he's in a meeting.
[Danni] Go, go in there.
Danni, he is in a meeting.
He's in with someone.
Andi, Sabrina's in jail.
Go in there.
Danni, I will talk to him after his meeting.
- And I will let you know, okay? - [Danni] Andi.
Listen, stop stressing me out.
- I'm already stressed enough. - [Danni] Andi.
Bye.
Danni,
this is Quincy.
He's gonna be taking Zac's place.
Oh, hello. That's great.
Now look, all you do is grab the bags, drop passengers off.
Okay?
If you have any problems, Danni or anyone at the gate
- can take care of it, alright? - Okay, thank you.
Alright, now, I'm gonna go get your paperwork.
Just wait here and talk to her.
So, how you doing?
Fine.
You like working here?
It's a job.
I probably feel the same way.
Maybe so.
So, does it get busy.
Yep, around the holidays.
Yeah, pretty busy.
So, it's not busy right now?
Hey, so, you know, listen.
I'm really stressed out today, you know,
and, uh, the thing about it is.
Can you?
Yeah, my bad. I'm sorry.
[Danni] Yeah, sorry about that.
It's okay, it's okay. But I hope you have a good day.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
You should, as beautiful as you are.
- [whispers] Oh shit. - What?
Can you not, can you not?
What?
Can you just go over there and not?
What you don't believe me?
You never had nobody tell you that?
See, I have customers coming, right?
- Yeah. - Passengers.
Duty calls.
Thank you for flying Higher Airlines.
Thank you for flying Higher Airlines. Thank you.
- Hey. - Hey.
- How are you? - I'm good.
- How is your son? - Oh, he's good.
Is she coming on a broomstick?
'Cause I'd like to.
No, no, she's not.
Um, look, I, I gotta get back to work but uh,
sorry about that.
No, it's no problem. No problem.
Call me about dinner.
Yeah, maybe.
Hey, Calvin, I haven't heard anything.
[Calvin] Alright, I'm sorry.
It's just that I'm so worried about her.
No, I know. You really care about her, huh?
[Calvin] Are you kidding me? Of course I do.
Yeah, yeah, y'all've been through a lot.
[Calvin] Yeah, I know.
Well, um, I'll let you know. Yeah?
- [Calvin] Okay. - Okay.
[Calvin] I won't call again.
Unless you...
[Calvin] Unless I hear something first.
Alright.
- [Calvin] Okay. - Okay.
[Calvin] Thank you, Danni.
[music]
Uh, Fatima?
Hey.
Do you see who's here?
Yeah, I saw him this morning.
Um, what exactly are you doing?
I am working on centering myself.
It's a new exercise I'm trying out.
What are you centering yourself for, exactly?
Nothing, I'm, I'm almost there.
Are you okay? Can I help?
Girl, you asking too many questions.
What's wrong?
Karen.
- [Andi] Oh. - Mmhmm.
Yeah, your girl called and cussed me out last night.
Why?
Called me all kinds of bitches.
- Oh no. - Yeah.
Andi, I told Zac he better handle that shit.
Okay, well, why would she do that?
I don't know.
Does she need a reason?
I've been trying to get in touch with her.
I, I just, I feel like a lot is going on
- and maybe she's just... - Tripping.
Tripping is what she's doing.
I wouldn't use those terms but I'm sorry.
Andi, what makes matters worse is
Zac and I were having an argument today
and he called me by her name.
- Oh hell no. - Yes, and Andi.
Okay.
Okay, what did you do?
I started having flashbacks of all the shit my ex did.
That's first.
I can understand that.
And then I almost -- out on the --.
Fatima, you know Zac is not your ex.
Andi, I know that.
But this shit right here.
I can't do it.
I can't.
You can. This is love.
- [Fatima] No. - This is the process.
Andi, he is still in love with her.
I don't think he is.
Andi, he says he's not.
But anytime that girl's name comes up Zac gets so mad.
And one thing I know,
is if someone cause you to have all that emotion
you still feel something for 'em.
But one thing I know is those emotions
can come from a trauma bond.
They were together for three years.
I know that.
Karen is still doing some healing.
But it is painfully obvious that Zac is over her.
And only into you.
But why can't I shake this feeling?
Time.
You just need more time.
Yeah, time, I guess.
Speaking of time, you're still on the clock.
Um, the Burma file, remember that?
Shit, yes, I am at work.
At work.
Yes, I got it right here.
- Here you go. - Oh, thank you.
Thanks girl.
See you later. Thank you for that.
Of course.
[phone vibrating]
- Karen! - Hey.
[Andi] Um, where have you been?
I, uh, had to go to the doctor.
What?
[Karen] I was spotting so, yeah.
Oh my God, are you okay?
Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.
But they just, they put me on bedrest.
And you know, they don't want me to stress.
Okay, I'm coming over.
[Karen] No, no, no, no, no, no, my mom's here.
So, I'm fine.
Why are you whispering?
Well, I had to sneak to call you.
She don't want me talking to nobody.
[Andi] That's Lisa.
Yeah, she's got me locked in this room with my feet up.
Just sitting here.
Wait, are you sure you okay?
[Karen] Yes, I'm fine.
Okay, well that's good.
Mmhmm. So, how's things in your world?
Nothing.
[Karen] Andi, you gotta tell me something.
No, it's nothing.
It's boring over here.
Okay, I'm gonna go crazy in this room.
I ain't doing nothing.
Well, how long have you been in the room?
[Karen] Not even a day.
Well, I mean, you really do need your rest.
I know. I know.
[sighs]
I'm trying.
[Andi] Yeah, 'cause you been really...
I know, okay? I know, don't say it.
Okay.
Well, you should listen to your mom.
[Karen] I'm doing that.
- I'm, yeah. - Okay.
Well, I'd like to see you when you feel better.
Yeah, I wanna see you and the girls too.
[Andi] Well, when Lisa thinks it's best,
then, we'll all come over.
Okay. Oh, oh, she's coming.
Let me call you back. Okay, bye, bye-bye.
[phone ringing]
[Danni] You find out anything?
No, um, he's still in a meeting.
Damn it, Andi. Go in there.
[Andi] Uh, I'm not gonna go in that meeting.
It's a shareholders meeting. That's not why I called you.
Okay, do not call Karen.
[Danni] Why did you say that out of the clear blue sky?
Because her doctor put her on bedrest.
Shit, okay, alright. Is she okay?
She says she is.
Lisa has her locked up in that bed with her feet up.
Okay, that makes sense.
So, you're saying,
call her, check on her but don't mention Sabrina.
Is that, is that what you mean?
Is that what you was trying to say?
Exactly. Now, I have to go.
I'll talk to you later okay?
Okay, Andi.
You know, don't think I've forgotten
about Long Dong Gary, who's clearly,
reached so far up into your body,
that he's -- all over your brain
and you can't talk straight.
Okay? We're gonna talk about that.
We will not talk about that.
[Danni] Alright, but this Sabrina shit...
- Okay, bye. - [Danni] ...is priority.
I got it!
- Bye. - [Danni] Okay.
Here's your lunch.
Momma, I'm not helpless.
No, but the doctor said for you to rest.
Okay, but gonna be on me like...
White on rice.
This is gonna drive me crazy.
Oh, honey.
It hasn't been a whole day yet.
I know.
So, rest.
- Okay. - And I heard you on the phone.
I was talking to Andi.
Mmhmm, how is she doing?
She's good.
She wants to come over.
Well, she can.
Can she?
Tomorrow.
Momma, I am not a child, okay?
No, baby, but you're my child.
Okay.
And, uh, how are the letters coming?
Harder than I thought.
Yeah, I kinda figured they would be.
[sighs] Every time I start I just,
I start tearing up again.
Well, the good news is you're on the right path.
Yeah, but Momma, I'm tired of crying.
Yeah, but the good thing about crying
is that it leads to healing.
Where'd you learn all this?
- Oprah. - Oh, I shoulda known.
Don't sleep. Don't be jacking on Oprah.
I'm not.
Baby, Oprah was our classroom in the day.
I know.
Unlike, that slimy ass classroom
that you guys have to deal with nowadays.
What do you mean?
Oh, baby, mm, you guys,
you guys are stuck on the social media bullshit train.
Well, I don't post much.
- Good. - So, yeah.
Keep it that way.
Okay, well, do I have a choice? 'Cause my phone...
Well, right now, no you don't have much of a choice.
Okay.
But what you do need to do is get on those letters.
Why, did you call 'em?
Yep.
- What? They coming? - Yep, yep, yep.
Aaron, Zac, they're both coming.
Oh, and I told Zac to bring his girlfriend.
Momma, what?
What?
You can't just be inviting her to my house.
You trying to stress me out?
No, baby, I'm not trying to stress you out.
I'm trying to get to the bottom of all this shit.
Momma, she, please.
She what? What? I'm gonna be here.
What can she possibly do?
I cussed her out.
Yeah, Zac told me about that.
Why?
Well, this time, 'cause I thought that she told Aaron
I was at the hospital.
Did she?
No, she didn't.
And even if she did, what difference does it make?
Momma, I just want to be mad at her.
Okay? I'm mad at him. She a cool chick, whatever.
If you got something to say to her, say it now.
Or forever hold my piece.
Exactly.
So, you ready?
Eat.
Write.
And let me know when you're done.
They'll be here at 8 o'clock.
So, I'm gonna go work in the kitchen.
- Okay. - Love you, mean it.
Thanks.
Love you back.
Aggressive.
All of this is aggressive.
[phone vibrating]
[sighs]
Yes.
[Zac] Can I talk to you?
Zac, I'm at work.
[Zac] I know. I'm in the reception area.
What? What are you doing?
The partners are here.
[Zac] Look, I'm sick, okay?
I have to talk to you.
Alright, I'm on my way up the break room.
[Zac] Yes.
[sighs] This boy.
- Come on, don't be like that. - Stop Zac, I'm at work.
Come on, man, let me kiss you.
- Stop! - Come on, man.
Fine, fine. You mad, I get it.
Okay, but I thought about what you said.
I can't think of a way to prove to you
that I'm not in love with her.
I just. No, just listen to me.
Look at me.
Can you look at me, please?
I know there's a lot of emotional baggage
there with her.
And I get it.
But I don't want to be with her.
I want to be with you.
You not gonna hold my hand?
- Come on. - Okay.
Don't okay me, believe me.
Fatima, I will flip, I will cause a scene.
Alright, alright, Zac, I believe you.
Okay, I believe you.
Good.
With that said, [sighs]
her mom wants me to come talk to her.
Zac, mm-mm.
She, wait, wait, she also asked if Aaron can come talk to her.
- I think it's a good idea. - Why?
Listen, she, she wants us to talk to Karen.
This is a good thing, trust me.
Why?
Her mom is cool peoples.
She is, and she listens to her mom.
If anybody gonna set her straight, it's her.
Okay?
So, you going over there?
She also invited you.
- [laughs] Yeah, not happening. - I told her that.
Yeah, 'cause I'm not gonna be another bitch without a fight.
I know, I know.
Can you calm down?
You 'bout to bust out this dress.
This dress dressin' right now.
I see a little smirk there. Come on.
- Shut up. - Uh-huh.
Come on.
So, you going over there?
Only if you say it's okay.
Whatever, yeah.
Don't do that.
Don't, don't do that.
Zac, you need to handle this shit.
I thought I did.
I know you thought you did.
Can you just not be mad at me?
Look, I'm sorry, okay?
I know anything I said that made you feel uncomfortable
and brought up the dude that made you this mad,
that's my fault, I'm sorry.
Come on, Baby.
Well, you did.
I hate seeing you this mad.
Well, I'm working on that.
- I am. - I get it.
I get it.
Babe, this is, it's just triggering for me.
I, I know.
That's why you need to let me go over there this one last time.
I got you. I'm set it straight.
Imma shut all this shit down.
I'm not playing.
Zac, this better be the last time.
I, look at me.
It's the, the last time, I promise you.
Okay.
Alright?
Can I get a smile?
That smile was fake as hell.
Alright, well, my plan is to go over there at 8:30,
and set it straight. What you gonna do?
You gonna be waiting for me in this dress?
When I come home?
No, I was thinking about calling my girls and my cousin
to come over.
Oh, so I'm gonna have a bunch of gangstas in the house
when I get home?
You just need to go handle that.
Alright, I got you.
Alright, I gotta get back to work.
I love you.
I love you too.
Excuse me, I can't hear you, I was, it's loud.
I said I love you.
I love you too, Zac.
Can I have a kiss?
- No. - Can I have a kiss?
No? Can I touch you?
- No. - I, I'm about to go see her.
You know what, you might, yeah, you might need to go ahead.
- Before I see Karen. - Yeah go ahead and do that.
- I love you baby. - So, you don't forget.
- And I only love you like this. - I love you too.
- Ugh. - Bruh, why are you here?
Dude, it's a free country.
He know I got a restraining order, right?
[Zac] He know I don't care, right?
Okay.
And you might want to check that and be sure.
- What you mean? - You heard me.
Or are you hard of hearing?
It's like that, huh?
It's like that.
Come on, baby.
Let's go.
- Imma remember this shit. - Remember it.
♪ Got big plans up in a party and I do my dance ♪
♪ Shake my little booty and I wave my hands ♪
♪ Pull up on a cutie, oh, was that your man ♪
♪ That's yo' man, okay, my bad ♪
♪ Imma turn it up, let it rain like this. ♪
♪ Yeah, it's getting hot, got the flame like this ♪
Hey.
So, I have a restraining order against Zac,
but I don't understand what's happening.
You need to talk to Robin.
He can't get rid of my restraining order.
Maybe you should reread the contract you signed
to work here.
What are you talking about?
Paragraph 45 page 9 says,
"When it comes to intercompany security,
you can't prevent a client from coming into the office."
He's not a client.
Did you forget? I represent him.
He's my client.
You think this shit is cute, huh?
Maybe a little bit.
Well, I'm real excited for you to see this next big moment.
Oh, a big moment.
As a matter of fact,
I think it's happening right now.
What?
You don't see who he's meeting with?
Hayden, why are you talking to me?
What do you want?
You don't see who's in his office right now?
I don't care who's in his office right now.
You know, I can only imagine what they are saying about you.
You need to leave.
Okay.
If you say so.
You know what, I never wish ill on anyone.
I do, all the time.
Yeah, okay.
This is beneath me.
And you didn't come to my rescue did you?
- Your rescue? - Yeah, my rescue.
You know he was threatening me.
[laughs] Okay Hayden, what's your deal?
Let's talk.
Do you need therapy?
Did someone steal your bike as a child?
Were you bullied?
Ain't nobody get bullied.
Because all of this is immature and stupid.
Stupid?
Hayden, you're a grown ass man.
This is a law firm.
It's not a daycare.
You right, it is a law firm.
Where lawyers meet.
- What? - And where he meets with him.
What are you talking about?
Why don't you go in there and see who he's talking to?
And for how long they been talking?
[clears throat]
Hayden, I'm gonna ask you one more time, nicely,
to leave my office.
You got it, Andi.
- Excuse me. - Get yo' ass out of here.
Go!
He is annoying.
I know, right?
But uh, Andi, we got bigger problems.
What?
Gary and Robin are in his office talking right now.
Something really bad is gonna happen to you.
Are you threatening me right now, Andi?
It's a promise, Hayden.
- [Fatima] Next on Sistas. - So, I'm about to get off work.
Where do you wanna meet?
Depends on how deep your pockets are.
I love her and she loves me.
I don't see a ring on her finger.
It'll be back on soon.
- You high? - They drug test?
- Mmhmm. - Oh well.
You not gonna make it.
- Sabrina's in jail. - What?
And I can't get any help from anybody.
I have a cousin, she can help you out. She knows everybody.
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