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- [Announcer] Sevin The Producer.
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(Charlene screaming painfully)
- Oh, please, baby.
I know that's you.
You don't have to do this.
Please.
I'm sorry.
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- Jackie (laughs)
Look at you girl.
- Is that too long enough.
(lively upbeat music)
- Man, if you need some new glasses, just say that.
- You know a guy loves a girl with some glasses.
- Can't love him too much 'cause you still seeing (chuckles)
- Come here.
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- Oh.
- Let's see.
- I miss you too, Jack.
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- All right, get up off me before this guys think
they have me found a man or something.
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- Oh no, but for real,
thank you for coming to get me here.
I just needed some time to get my mind right
before I spent the whole summer in my parents crib.
- No problem. It was only a five hour drive.
- Didn't I tell you I was gonna give you some gas money.
Don't start with me Jackie (laughs)
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- Why are you looking at me like that?
- Just ain't seen you in a while,
I'm just making sure you all right.
- Yes, I'm fine. I'm hungry.
- Shot. Let's go eat.
Said nothing but a word.
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(knock on door)
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(knock on door)
- My baby boy.
- Mom.
Ma, what the hell?
- Come in. Come here.
Come on. Put your stuff down.
- Ma, are you all right?
- Come. Have a seat son.
(Bridget sobbing quietly)
I miss you Damian.
- Mom, what's up?
Why are all the pictures down in the house?
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(Bridget sobbing quietly)
- Your father and I are getting a divorce.
(gentle music)
- You serious?
After 30 years.
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- I know this is the last thing you wanna hear.
And then after what happened last year--
- Oh, so it's my fault?
- No, Damian, I would never say that.
No.
Listen baby, sometimes
people they just grow apart.
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- So where's dad?
- Probably at that new house.
Oh, and apparently he has a new girlfriend.
- Girlfriend?
- Did he cheat on you?
- No.
- So it's his fault?
- Yes. Damian, no.
Stop. Okay.
We had already been separated.
We filed for the divorce,
now we just finalizing the paperwork.
- And nobody thought to tell me anything.
But you took the time to tell Miss Vernon
'cause Jackie definitely knows.
Knew I should have stayed my ass at the school.
- No, Damian.
We're happy to have you here.
Both of us.
I just wanted to be the one to tell you myself.
(gentle music)
- What else?
- Damian?
- Text me his address.
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(car engine revving)
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(knock on door)
Open the door, Reginald.
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Damn, I'm sorry.
I thought my dad lived here.
Sorry to bother you.
- Damian?
- I don't believe we've met.
- I'm Kessie, your dad's companion.
- Companion?
So you're my dad's girlfriend,
Reginald Lawrence?
- I'm sorry. Am I not good enough to be his girl?
- No, no. That's not what I meant.
- I was messing with you.
Well, not about the companion part.
We are...
It's, I am...
You know what?
I'm messing this up.
- Yeah, I'm gonna go.
- No, no, no, no.
Don't go.
Look, your dad has been wanting to see you
for a long time now.
And he would never forgive me
if he knew I drove you away.
Why don't you come inside?
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Can I get you something to drink?
- Water's fine.
- Water?
Come on.
I meant like a real drink.
- Mm, some cognac.
I know my dad got some in here somewhere.
- He actually drinks tequila now, like me.
But I'll get you some.
- Of course he likes it 'cause of you.
- What was that?
- Oh, nothing.
Just was saying how pretty this house is.
- Yeah. Your father actually just hunged on it.
It's beautiful, isn't it?
- It is something.
- Right here you go.
Made it extra special.
- Appreciate it.
- So I'm really sorry we have to meet like this.
- It's all good.
Just mad at my dad right now.
Did you know he was still married to my mom?
- Yes. He told me they were separated.
But I want you to know that I did not give him the time
of day when we first met.
- But you did play a force in this.
- Damian, I don't know what happened
between your mother and your father.
And I'm really sorry,
but my parents got divorced when I was 12, so I understand.
Trust me, I get it.
But I care about your father, and you.
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- You don't even know me.
- Your dad talks about you quite a bit.
- Oh, I bet he does.
His failure son, or was a future NFL star.
So what do you do Messi?
I'm sorry, what's your name again?
- Kessie.
- [Damian] Right, Kessie.
So what do you do for work?
- Well, I know it sounds crazy and redundant to say,
but I'm an influencer.
(Damian laughing)
Is that humorous?
- No, it's fine. Just typical.
I mean, you're a beautiful girl,
of course you're an influencer.
- Well, my Facebook makes me about 20K a month alone,
so I say I do pretty well for myself.
And my Only Fan for my feet
makes me about double.
- How old are you?
- 23.
- And you're my age. Wow.
- Yeah, it's crazy.
- [Reginald] Babe, wow.
See my ex-wife Cardinal driveway.
Did she say...
Hey, what's up son?
- Reginald.
- [Reginald] Reginald, I see you mispronounce dad.
Getting off on the wrong foot today, huh?
- I've been on the wrong foot all day 'cause of you.
- Okay y'all please, let's play nice.
I'm gonna give you guys some space.
Let y'all talk.
- Son, have a seat.
Let's talk.
- It is like you done went and got all fancy, huh?
You don't want mom no more, your old thing.
So you just up and change your whole life.
- Son, you not a kid anymore, all right?
So I'm gonna go talk to you like you're a kid.
I want you to listen to me. Listen to me good, all right?
What goes on between me and your mother,
that's our business.
- Your business?
- Right.
- Reginald, I am your business.
And anytime I come home and find my mama crying,
I make it my business.
- So you're right.
You are all my business,
and I love you and I love your mother.
I always will.
But some things haven't been good between us for some years.
- Shit, you could have fooled me.
And so what?
What, what, what, what?
That means you give up after 30 years.
- Son, I didn't know
that I was gonna fall in love with Kessie.
It just happened.
Look, Damian, all you need to know
is that I didn't cheat on your mother.
Things just got hard, son.
Especially with dealing with everything with you and--
- Wow.
So you too.
You and mom wanna blame me for y'all shit, so fucking bad.
- Hey, hey, hey. Watch your mouth in my house, son.
Look, it was a big strain on all of us, Damian.
A big strain.
Now I'm not saying what happened, you know, with you
cause us to break up some,
but it brought a lot of things to light.
- You are unfucking believable.
Dad. You know I came home
to my mama balled up on a damn couch,
'cause the man she loved for over 30 years,
30 years it's somewhere playing house
with a woman her son's age.
- Now son, I'm sorry for that.
All right, I'm sorry.
I never meant to hurt your mother.
But son, me and your mom both agreed
that we haven't been happy for years
and we decided we're gonna move on.
Damian, you need to understand
people get divorced, all right.
People break up, son.
And we wanted to tell you,
but we didn't wanna do it over the phone.
Now look, I know this is a shock to you. I get it.
I really do, son.
But you're grown now,
you got your own life.
It's time for you to move on like everybody else has.
- I remember when I was a kid,
I used to beg you for a big backyard,
you know, so we could play catch
and spend some time together.
Guess that was too much to ask for.
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- Hey guys, I'm so sorry to interrupt.
I'm gonna go ahead and get started on dinner,
but Damian, if you're staying, I can make out your food.
- No, I gotta head to my mom's.
- No, no, no, son stop. Stop.
Come on. Stay for dinner.
All right, please.
Babe, make him a plate.
- Okay.
- Damian, go get washed up, all right.
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Damn.
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(Kessie laughing)
- So Damian, your father tells me
that you just transferred schools this year.
How's it been?
- It's cool. Football team ain't as good as where I was at,
but psych.
- And you were at Texas Southern, right?
- Yeah, was.
- Well, your father tells me that you were really good.
- Were, yeah.
Sounds like my dad told you a whole lot about me,
but he ain't told me nothing about you.
So how'd y'all meet?
- Funny story actually.
I rented his car off of Turo.
- Wait, y'all serious?
Ain't there like some rules or laws against that shit?
You didn't have contactless pickup?
- I mean I needed a nice car fast.
I saw your dad's car and it was a quick and instant booking.
- Actually, I told her how beautiful she was,
got her number and the rest is history.
- Wow. Reginald Lawrence,
boy smooth ain't he?
Nah, but it's a cute little love story.
Did my dad ever tell you how him and my mama met?
- Damian.
- He literally chased my mama down.
I mean, begged her.
- Damian stop. - To be his girlfriend.
She gave him 30 years of her life and a son, and now look.
- Alright Damian, look,
I thought we were getting past this.
- Oh, I am. I just wanted to add
to your amazing list of love stories.
- Son, wait.
- Let me, honey.
Damian.
Please just stay.
- Look Kessie, I appreciate everything
you're trying to do, okay?
But I can't sit in here playing house with y'all
while my mama at home crying.
- And I understand that.
But you and your father need to work this out.
Please Damian.
Please.
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- All right.
- Thank you.
(gentle music)
- I'm sorry I ruined dinner.
I just hate to see my mama cry.
- You know what's up, I'm sorry.
Look, can we,
can you just get back to eating dinner?
(gentle music)
Look, I got an idea.
How about after dinner
we all go play some games
and have some drinks at the deck.
How about that?
You know Damon, I actually wanna take you around the house.
I got this room that I renovated.
I think you'll really like it. It's real nice.
Kind of like, you know, when you were a kid.
But we'll see.
I mean, I, I don't know.
What do you think?
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- Yeah, that's, that's cool.
We, we can do that.
- [Reginald] Sounds good.
It's good babe.
- [Kessie] Thanks.
(gentle music)
- Yeah, but I'm gonna let you go.
Y'all don't have too much fun.
I'll be home in the morning.
Love you.
- You know you didn't have
to get off the phone because of me.
- I was just checking in on my mom.
- Well, I can make up the guest bedroom.
It's a couple of boxes in there but I can clean it up.
- It's okay. I've slept in worse places.
Plus I'm leaving in the morning,
so kind of be pointless, right?
- Right.
Make yourself at home.
- Thank you.
Pretty popular, huh?
- [Kessie] In some instances, I wish I wasn't.
- Kind of ironic coming from an influencer.
- Every job has its faults.
I'm really glad you're here Damian.
It made your father happy,
which in turn makes me happy.
And I think you're great.
If you need anything, we'll be right around the corner.
- [TV] I really didn't mean to make you jealous.
It's crazy because I was that jealous son
when my mom would talk to other guys growing up.
Now I'm making someone else act crazy because of me.
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- [Charlene Voiceover] You don't have to do this.
I'm sorry.
- I'm so sorry. I did not mean to scare you.
(Damian panting)
I know not to wake your ass up anymore.
- Sleep a little wild these days.
- [Kessie] You are all good.
- You going out?
- Oh no, I was just recording some content.
I made us breakfast
and it's in the pool house if you're hungry.
- Where's my dad?
- He left early for work this morning.
- Just like dad. Always work.
- Come on, let's go eat.
I don't want the food to get cold.
- Lemme put some clothes on.
- [Kessie] Alright, I'll see you outside.
- Ah, it actually look good. Thank you.
- This the least I could do.
- It's not bad. I was--
- No, it's okay. It's my bad.
I like to serve.
I get all excited and stuff.
Here, let's make a toast.
- Toast to what?
- Hmm?
A toast to you being home for the summer.
- (chuckles) Yeah, sure. Let's toast to that.
- So what are you studying at your new school?
- I was studying sports management
but once I transferred I just decided to do
business management instead.
- And why did you leave your old school?
I'm sorry. I didn't mean to pry.
Your dad just never talks about it.
- I was, I was messing with this girl.
She had a boyfriend.
They broke up. He couldn't take it.
Murder-suicide.
- What does that have to do with you?
- Well, the families never believed it was a
murder-suicide.
They think that it was a murder
set up to look like a murder-suicide.
And it didn't help that
I got into a fight with old dude
a couple nights before at a party,
so of course I was--
- Number one suspect.
- Exactly. Spent a couple days in jail
behind that fight too.
- So that's what happened.
- That's it.
- I'm sorry Damian.
- It's all good. It was.
It was a lot.
- Did you love her?
- Yeah I did.
- Did she love you?
- She did.
- There goes miss popular again.
- Speaking of exes.
Mine is a little on the crazy side.
- Crazy. What you mean, he messing with you?
- I can take care of it.
- Does my dad know?
- I said I can take care of it.
- Okay. I can't say that I blame him though.
I bet you hard to forget about.
- Yeah. That must be why you liked my picture
on Instagram and didn't follow me back.
- Look, I was scrolling through Instagram
and happened to come across your page.
- Yet you still haven't followed me back.
What, you don't like my page or something?
- Of course I do.
You fine as hell, respectfully.
- Thank you. I think you look good too.
We should hang out sometime.
Go to a football game or something.
I love the Texans.
- So you like football?
- Yeah.
- I'm ready for CJ Trout
to take the Texans to the Super Bowl.
- Okay, let's just calm down.
CJ, he, he I, I don't want you getting your hopes up.
- Okay. So you're not a Texan fan?
- Hell no.
Girl, it's Detroit baby.
- Okay, now you tripping.
I can wash your clothes for you if you want me to.
- It's all good. I'm about to probably head to the gym
and then go to my mom's house.
- You can use the gym here.
We have one in the garage.
- My dad put a gym in the garage?
- Yeah, we put it there so we can try to work out more.
- That man. No, he don't work out.
So you got him to work out, huh?
- I can get that man to do just about anything.
You gotta keep him healthy.
- I bet you can get any man to do anything.
- The gym is around the corner.
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(Damian screaming)
(bright upbeat music)
(doorbell ringing)
(bright music)
- [Kessie] Hi, may I help you?
- Hi, I'm Jack. I'm looking for Damian.
- Hi, I am Kessie. I'm Reginald's girlfriend.
- Oh, like Damian's dad, Reginald.
- That's the only one I know (chuckles)
Why don't you come in, Damian is inside.
- What's up again dude.
Yo, why didn't you tell me about your dad's new girlfriend?
- Look at the pot calling the kettle black.
- [Jackie] What did I do?
- You knew my parents was getting a divorce
and you ain't say nothing.
- Look, with everything you had to go through
your mom told my mom in secrecy.
You know I couldn't say anything.
- Yeah, everybody wanna play in my face.
- Don't do that. I had nothing to do with it.
- You know, I just don't like seeing my mom upset.
- Yeah. And now your dad's banging that, she's beautiful.
- Yeah, she chill too.
She like to work out.
She's smart. She's an influencer,
but college educated.
- Okay. So you know she's using your dad
for his money, right.
Y'all better watch her.
Women like that can get away with murder.
- Not likely, but I'm about to head to my mom's.
We can go chill over there.
- Ooh she ain't there.
My mom is taking her to a concert.
- Damn, she changed the locks.
I ain't, I ain't got no key.
- You wanna go out or something?
- Yeah, let's go.
Just bring me back here I guess.
- Where's your rest room?
- It's right here. Hurry up.
- I am.
- Hey my loves it's Kessie,
back at it again with another live.
Before we get started, I want you guys to make sure
to go ahead and follow my YouTube channel
where I'll be posting daily vlogs
and you guys will be able to see a better inside scoop
of my everyday life.
- Son?
- What's up dad?
- I didn't know you was still here.
- You ready for me to go?
- No, of course not son.
Just stay for the whole summer if you like.
- I probably be back later tonight.
Mom's out having a good time.
Think she said she going on a date or something?
I don't know.
- I don't know a date.
(Damian laughing)
Good for her I guess.
- Yeah, she changed the locks.
- That sound like something your mother would do.
- And I don't have a key so I can't get in.
- You know what son?
Don't worry about it.
You take my key,
I get you one of me tomorrow.
She loves taking those photos
but you know, anybody had a body like that, might as well.
- Yeah.
(toilet flushing)
- Hey Mr. Reginald.
- Hey how's it going Jackie?
It's a pleasant surprise.
- Yeah, I'm trying to see what's up with you though.
I see you doing your thing.
- Well you know, guess some at that zaddy aid.
- Really?
Really, really?
- Come on son.
Lighten up. It was just a joke.
- No, but for real you are gonna end up being
somebody sugar zaddy,
please don't put her in the will.
- You know what Jackie, get out (chuckles)
- Your dad's a lucky man.
I'll be waiting in the car.
(gentle music)
- Aw, thanks Tony for the rose.
And here comes my man.
I want you guys to meet him.
- Hey, what's up baby (chuckles)
Yeah, listen, y'all make sure to stay tuned,
you know, subscribe.
You see she's fine.
She's sexy and all that.
- Oh, stop.
- And you know Zaddy is in the building so you know,
y'all stay tuned for what's next.
- [Kessie] Alright, so movie on. Okay, go babe.
- [Reginald] Alright. Alright.
- [Kessie] Yeah.
(gentle music)
- Hey.
- Looking for a midnight snack?
- I was (chuckles)
- How was your night with Jackie?
- It was cool. Went to some club.
- Getting any numbers?
- I don't usually give my number out.
Got some Instagrams.
- That's crazy because you still haven't followed me
on Instagram.
- You got enough followers.
- Okay, but maybe I want you to follow me.
- And why is that?
- I don't know.
I think I like the idea of you looking at me.
(gentle music)
Cookies and cream. It's my favorite.
But your dad doesn't like it.
- Well, I do.
- Tastes good?
- I bet it does.
(gentle upbeat music)
- [Reginald] Hey, there go my baby.
- Hey baby. Morning.
- Hey, good morning.
Oh, you're looking beautiful
- [Kessie] Now don't I always?
- Yes you do. But there's something about this look.
Really, damn son.
- Man, I'm trying to wash my hands.
- Hey, I meant to ask you.
You staying tonight?
If so, how about we do a movie night?
I'm realizing I haven't spent that much time with you
when you've been here.
- Probably gonna head to my mom's.
- Lemme know.
Babe, I gotta go.
- Bye. Have a good day.
- [Reginald] You too.
- You know we can't do that anymore, right?
- Do what?
- You know what Damian,
you made that pretty clear when you came over here
to wash your hands.
- I just wanna hear you say it.
We can't do what no more?
- Really? Is that all it was to you?
- No. That's why I wanna
hear you say it.
What can't we do no more?
Say it.
- We can't make love anymore.
(suspenseful music)
- Hey babe. Sorry.
Hey, gimme 30 minutes. I'll be there.
Sorry, my briefcase.
Gotta go.
- [Kessie] Okay. Bye.
(gentle music)
- Look, I tried to tell you if you had another kid
you wouldn't be in here by yourself.
- No, never.
I just,
I just never expected for this to happen.
I guess that's what took me so long
to take all the photos down.
- Hey mom, it's okay.
You gonna find love and happiness again.
- You right.
- Hey, at least you ain't get pregnant at the,
the Freaknik and he disappeared or something.
- The Freaknik, and actually I think your father
and I did get pregnant with you at Freaknik (laughs)
- Now that's nasty. Okay.
- Okay. I'm sorry. You right.
Alright. What can we do?
You wanna get something to eat
before you have to go back to your father house?
I'm going to see my daddy.
- Really, really?
Knowing the only reason I was over there
'cause you locked me out.
Yeah. Yeah.
You, no, but I do gotta go over there,
I left some stuff.
- Oh, okay.
Well, I'll order some pizza
and then we can get on these dominoes.
So I'll pull the app and you can order what you like.
- Mama. You know what I like, I like the swine.
- Swine. Mama.
Bam. Ordered.
You ready to get on these bones?
- [Damian] If you ready to get whooped, come on.
- Oh, whatever.
Time to get in brother. - Of course.
Oh man. Look at God.
I'm starting.
- Well, God shouldn't have gave me this, fit in.
(both laughing)
They not teaching you math over there at that new school?
- Yeah, they teaching me something.
- So how is school?
I mean, I know everything happened so fast,
but we really didn't have a choice but to send you there.
- It's school is, I just miss being close to you.
- You still going to your therapy sessions?
- Yep.
- You know you, you still have to go
to keep your scholarship Damian.
- I, I don't know why I gotta go, anger management.
Yeah, I fought but I ain't angry.
- Nobody's saying anything wrong with you.
Your girlfriend did get murdered
and we just saying that may have affected you.
- Yeah, well I'm over it.
I've been over it.
- Okay, so you seeing a new girl or something?
- Keeping my options open.
Talking to a girl right now.
I think I kind of like her.
- Okay. And how long have you known her?
- Just a little while.
- Little while.
Honestly, Damian your father and I
don't want you to rush into anything new,
you know, after what happened before
we just don't want you to--
- 10 (chuckles)
- Damian?
- 10, mama. Come on
- Son, I'm just asking questions.
I just wanna make sure you're okay.
- I know. Hold on.
I know I'm, I'm sorry.
I know you're just being your inquisitive self
and I love you.
- And I love you too, my loving son.
(both laughing)
So how's everything going over at your dad's?
You getting along good with this new girl?
- [Damian] She all right.
- She all right. You supposed to say she's trash.
- But she's not trash mom.
- Just saying, some little young girl comes,
sweeps your dad off his feet.
Makes him fall in love with her.
And then one day she gonna fall in love with him too.
- No, she won't.
- Okay. Thanks for making me feel better about it.
But if that little hussy does,
I won't react to it.
- Look ma, she's not a hussy, okay?
She's actually smart and really fucking beautiful,
damn near perfect.
- (chuckles) Looks like he finally found himself a good
one.
- Look ma, I, I didn't mean it like that, okay?
- No. Okay. You right.
I'm mad at her.
I'm mad at your father.
I don't know, I'm just,
I'm just all over the place.
20.
(phone vibrating)
- Mom, I, I gotta go.
- Hey, I'm sorry I didn't mean to run you off.
- No, it's, it's not you.
I, I, I just got somewhere I gotta be.
- Damian, we didn't finish playing yet.
- I'm gonna call you.
- But, Damian the pizza.
(suspenseful music)
(Kessie sobbing quietly)
- Hey, hey babe. - Damian.
- What's, what's, what's going on?
What the fuck is this?
- I was at my shoot
and somebody delivered this to my room
and the flowers, I know it's from my ex.
He's gotta be watching me.
- Did you post where you were?
- No, I always wait until after
because of crazy stuff like this.
I don't know what to do.
I was just driving around for an hour
to make sure nobody was following me.
- Okay, good.
Did you talk to him?
Did you lead him on in any way?
Are you fucking him?
- What?
Damian no, what kind of questions are these?
- I'm just asking.
I'm sorry.
Come here.
Listen, look.
I'm sorry. Okay.
And I need you to know
that nothing is going to happen to you.
Not while I'm here.
- I know. That's why I called you and not your father.
- Come on.
- Thanks for rushing over here.
- Girl, I don't know how many times I gotta tell you
I'll do anything for you.
(gentle music)
- I know.
I really don't think Xavier's that crazy.
I don't know. He's just overly in love with me.
- Sounds pretty scary to me.
He might be obsessed.
- I don't think he would hurt me.
- Yeah, well we not gonna take that chance.
You need me to get rid of him I will.
- What you mean, like kill him?
(gentle music)
Damian don't do anything crazy.
I'll file a restraining order on it,
I hope it's not serious.
- I just wanna protect you.
(gentle music)
- You are doing an amazing job.
(gentle music)
- I got something for you.
- What, cookies and cream?
- Open it.
- Damian.
- Open it.
(gentle music)
- Oh my gosh.
This is beautiful.
- Yeah, let me.
(gentle music)
- Can't take this Damian.
- You can and you will.
Come here.
(gentle music)
I love you, Kessie.
I love you.
(doorbell ringing)
- It's your dad.
I'll go answer the door.
You act like you just took a shower or something.
- Oh, that'll make it obvious.
- Well, shit Damian, do something.
(knock on door)
- Babe, I'm so sorry I didn't hear you knocking.
- Kessie, why haven't you been answering the phone,
I've been calling you nonstop.
- I was in the shower and where's your key?
- No, I forgot it with Damian.
Kessie I needed that car at the dealership.
I told you that.
- I'm so sorry. I totally lost track of time.
- But now I can lose the deal.
And I thought your shoot ended at 2:00.
And if you was taking a shower,
why are you still wearing the same clothes?
What were you really doing?
- What's going on?
- Son, stay out of this.
I'm having a conversation with my woman.
- Yeah, but you yelling at her.
- And?
Son, you wanna tell me what I can do in my house, huh?
- Yeah. Especially when you
acting crazy.
She said the shoot ran late. Let it go.
- Let it go. Let it...
Son, who the hell do you think you are, huh?
You think you could tell me what to do in my house
and how to talk?
- Okay y'all can we please just calm down.
- Calm down.
I'm not about to calm down.
Kessie, when I tell you to do something I need you to do it.
- I said let it go.
- Goddammit boy, you crazy, huh?
Damian, you pressing your luck.
Now I knocked them damn curls out your beard
and you can get out this house.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
And go to the one you abandoned.
You know if you start talking to women with some respect,
you might be able to keep one.
- Damian, I'm warning you.
You need to think about the next words
that come outta your mouth.
- Can we please y'all just calm down.
Reginald, my shoot ran late
and I was about to get in the shower.
I am sorry, okay?
- All right.
Look, I'm just pissed man.
I'm probably gonna lose that deal.
I gotta make some last minute adjustments.
Some expensive ones.
- I'm sorry babe.
I really am.
- Look, forget about it.
Damian, gimme your key,
I'll make you a copy
and I'll get you some food on the way back.
Where did these flowers come from?
- Oh those, they are from my shoot.
They gave it to us as an appreciation gift.
- Appreciation gift.
And this bracelet,
this came with it too? - No.
- I've never seen this.
- No. I got this one for myself as a present.
(suspenseful music)
- You know what?
What, whatever. I gotta go.
Damian.
(suspenseful music)
- What the hell is wrong with you?
- So you mad at me?
- Yes.
What if he would've suspected something
the way you walked your ass in here.
- When I came to your aid, like I have been all day.
I don't care if it's my daddy or your daddy, I'm checking.
- Okay. But we have to play it safe.
- Nah.
- There are way too many feelings involved
and I just don't know anymore.
What if, what if he would've had his key
and walked in and caught us.
We're getting way too comfortable.
- But you love me, right?
Right?
And I love you, and I ain't letting you go.
I don't want to.
(suspenseful music)
- I need a moment.
I'm going to take a shower.
(suspenseful music)
- Babe. You ready to go to sleep?
- No babe, I'm not asleep.
(car alarm wailing)
- What was that?
(dog barking)
I'm going to get my gun.
- Don't move.
- Damian.
- I said don't move.
(car alarm wailing)
(dog barking)
- Kessie.
Kessie.
- What the fuck?
Are you outta your goddamn mind?
- What?
I wanna talk to Kessie.
- I wanna talk to Kessie.
You got some balls on you.
You about to be talking to these bullets
in a second partner.
- Look, I love that girl.
And I die for her.
She don't love you.
You just some old ass nigga she used to get back at me.
- [Damian] Dad.
(Xavier and Reginald panting)
(Damien mumbling indistinctly)
- Son.
Get off him, son.
- Oh my God, Damian.
(dramatic music)
(sirens wailing)
- [Shaw] So he's your ex, right?
- Yeah, we dated for six years.
- Have he ever tried to hurt you or anything?
- I mean, he pushed me once
but it was nothing crazy.
We broke up because he got jealous
once I started getting really big in my career.
- Career.
What is your career?
- I'm a social media influencer, content creator.
- So you post your every move on social media?
So do you think that's how he was able to find you?
- I guess.
- You guess?
Kessie so were you still talking to this fool
for him to know where we stay?
- No, Reginald, I never spoke to him.
He was calling me and I just thought
he couldn't get over it.
- How come you never told me?
- [Kessie] Because I thought I could handle it.
- You could handle it.
Shit it's handled now.
- Dad. She said she didn't know.
- Okay. Alright. Alright.
Look, I know this could be frustrating,
but I need everybody to calm down, okay.
So you did that to his face, Mr. Robinson?
- I did.
- Yeah. I thought I
recognized your name.
Yeah. You was a part of that murder-suicide investigation.
Yeah. I worked the case.
- He was acquitted.
Why you even bringing this up?
- Well, I'm bringing it up
because if I remember Damian here,
he beat up the boyfriend of the victim,
Miss Charlene Darby.
All right. Yeah.
He beat him in a victim's home twice, right?
And then he was thrown to jail of course.
And then he had to work on his anger management.
You know, all that good stuff.
- [Reginald] Wait, wait, so what are you trying to say?
- What I'm saying is it's not his first time now is it?
More like his second time.
He happened in high school too, right?
Yeah, that's right.
Yeah. I remember all the best players.
I followed them. Yeah.
And then I remember they swept it under the rug (chuckles)
So tell me, your girlfriend here
she slept with her ex-boyfriend
you decided to beat him since--
- All right detective.
Look, we've had a long night.
This is my girlfriend,
and my son was trying to protect his house.
Not as far as that fool,
I'm pressing charges and I want him locked up,
and that's it.
- Alright. Alright.
I'm sorry. I was just trying to collect all the facts.
So I'm gonna need you to come down to the station
and do a formal report the both of you.
- That's not a problem.
We'll go first thing in the morning, alright?
- Good.
- [Reginald] Okay.
- Well, just in case you remember anything else
or you want a restraining order?
Well, I'm done here.
I'm gonna get outta your hair
and you stay out of trouble.
- Kessie, how come you didn't tell me about this?
- [Kessie] I didn't want you to worry.
- You don't want me to worry?
Hell, now I'm worried more than ever.
I can't go to Dallas now.
I can't leave you alone.
- I'm here. We good.
He ain't coming back.
- Kessie, are you sure
that he didn't give you those flowers and that bracelet?
- [Kessie] No. Reginald.
And if you gonna keep questioning me
and not believing me, then I can leave.
- No, no, listen. Don't go.
- Don't go.
- [Kessie] I'm going to bed.
- Son, you sure you don't wanna get that looked at?
It look like it may be broken.
- It's been broke before I would know.
It's just swollen.
- Son, let me ask you a question.
Are you sure there's nothing that you're not telling me,
anything that I need to know?
You've been acting real possessive
when it comes to Kessie.
- She's a woman. Your woman.
Shit if anything, I'm protecting you.
- Damian, I don't need any repeats.
- You and mom need to let that shit go and trust me.
- I'm gonna ask you one more time son,
are you sure there's nothing going on with you over Kessie?
- Nothing.
- All right.
(suspenseful music)
- Damian Jones.
Damian Jones.
What?
(suspenseful music)
- I'll tell you when you get here,
I'll leave the door unlocked.
I'm about to hop in the shower, so just come in.
Good morning.
So you not talking to me this morning?
- Why? So you can just keep lying
the same way you lied to Jackie.
- Lying about what?
What are you talking about?
Is that why you took your bracelet off?
- Why didn't you tell me about what happened in high school?
- Because it didn't matter.
- It seems like it was a direct correlation
to what happened in college, which I still don't get.
- Ain't nothing for you to get.
Just like you didn't tell me about your ex.
All I've been trying to do is protect you.
- From who?
Xavier or your ass?
- I ain't some monster that they try to make me out to be.
- So this was just another obsession
that you decided to have with some girls.
- I didn't do anything.
That's what I'm trying to tell you.
And you know you just ain't some girl.
- This is too much.
I can't do this anymore.
(car engine revving)
- I love you and you love me too.
That's why you are upset, you love me.
(gentle upbeat music)
- D, I'm about to walk in.
(gentle music)
- Shit. - Fuck.
- Jack, Jack.
- Shit.
Oh my God.
Shit. Goddammit.
- Jack. Jack.
- Have you lost your mind?
After everything your dad's given you.
Look, I know he's done some messy stuff,
but come on Damian.
- Jackie, look.
Look, it just happened, okay?
- It always just happens D.
But this is your dad's life.
This is your life.
What are you doing?
- I need you to listen to me, okay?
Now I appreciate everything that you've done for me,
but if you tell anybody.
- Are you serious?
I would never do that to you.
And I don't wanna see the look
on your mom and dad's face when they find this out.
And are you threatening me?
What, you gonna kill me?
This is your mess, clean it up.
- Jackie.
Jackie.
(car engine roaring)
- What is she saying?
Is she gonna tell your dad?
- Jackie won't say nothing. Calm down.
- Okay, but what if she does?
What are we gonna do then?
- Girl, didn't I just say she ain't gonna say nothing.
Relax.
- Where are you going?
- Gotta go to the station and into the gym.
- The gym, right now Damian?
- I gotta blow off some steam,
is that okay with you?
Thank you.
Love you.
(gentle music)
- Instagram. Instagram.
Okay, Jackie.
Oh my gosh.
Jack, what is her last name?
(gentle music)
Jack.
Found it.
(suspenseful music)
(Xavier groaning)
(suspenseful music)
- Thank you for coming.
- I only came to warn you.
- Warn me about what?
- Damian.
- That's actually who I came to talk to you about.
- Damian's always been known to have a temper,
especially around the girls that he loves
or thinks he loves.
- So in college.
- I'm not sure.
But the more that I think about it,
the more that he hurts people,
the more I lean towards the fact that he did it.
- So what do you think he made it seem
like the guy killed the girl and then killed himself.
- That's what I think.
Charlene had this necklace
that was missing, and I could have sworn
that I seen Damian with it one day.
(suspenseful music)
- Bracelet.
- What?
- Damian, he gave me this bracelet yesterday
before he almost beat my ex to death.
- So that's what happened last night?
- Yeah, my ex came to the house and vandalized our property.
But the way Damian beat him,
I mean the look in his face
was the scariest thing I've seen in my life.
- Makes sense.
You are screwing both him and his dad.
You sicker than the both of them.
- Jackie look, I know what I did was wrong. I really do.
I don't even know what I was thinking.
But Damian is everything to me.
I don't know.
Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
I just, I need to get out of that house.
(suspenseful music)
Thanks so much for helping me.
- Yeah, I told you I didn't like what you did,
but we don't know what he's capable of.
- Oh, we do.
I just need you to take me to my friend's loft
and I'll figure it out from there.
- And don't post on social media.
- Duh.
Reginald is gonna be so hurt.
- Let's go before he gets here.
(car engine revving)
(suspenseful music)
- What's going on here?
Kessie, I knew we was meant to be together.
I was just about to come home
and say we should run away together.
You know, start a life.
Jackie, you helping?
- Look D, let's just make this as easy as it can be.
- Make what easy?
My best friend sneaking off with my girl.
- I'm not sneaking off.
- Then what are you doing?
- Damian?
- I ain't talking to you.
- I'm talking to my traitor best friend.
- Traitor?
Damian, I have had your back more than anybody else.
Even when they were calling you crazy.
- You ain't going nowhere.
And she's staying with me.
- Damian, stop.
(suspenseful music)
(Kessie sobbing painfully)
- Please, I'm sorry.
(Jackie gasping)
(suspenseful music)
- You know you fucked up, right?
Look what you made me do.
Get your ass, come on.
- Please, Damian.
(Kessie screaming)
(Damian and Kessie arguing indistinctly)
(suspenseful music)
- [Bridget] Coming.
Hi Reginald.
- Bridget, you mind if I come in?
- [Bridget] Yeah, I mind. But come in.
(suspenseful music)
- See you've redecorated.
- Yeah, just about as fast as you moved on.
- Bridget, look.
- No, look, I know you're not here
to talk about our issues.
So what do you want, Reginald?
- You're right. I'm here to talk about Damian.
Damian's been snapping lately
and I'm not a hundred percent sure,
but I think he has a fixation on Kessie.
- Wait, your girlfriend?
- Yes. My girlfriend.
Every time I say something to her he,
he snaps at me.
Another day her ex-boyfriend popped up at the house.
Yeah, Damian beat his face in pretty bad.
Damn near killed him, yeah.
- Oh my God, Damian.
- Bridget, you should have seen the way he looked at him.
I've seen that look before.
It was the same look.
And the detective, he brought up the high school situation.
- We should have,
we should have gotten him help
the first time Reginald.
- We did get him help.
We did, remember.
They cleared him and they said he was okay.
What were we supposed to do?
- I can't, I can't,
I just don't want,
I don't want my baby to go down. My God.
- I know, I know.
- Did you, did you leave him alone with that little girl?
- Yeah, I mean, I,
I don't think kessie asleep with him.
I mean, I, I think he just likes her.
- Hmm. Reginald, where is our son now?
- He's at the house.
- We need to go now, Reginald.
- Alright. Oh, let's go.
Wait, wait.
- What?
- Do you still have that gun under your bed?
- Yes, I have my gun.
But what do we need that for?
He's our son.
- Just in case.
- Just in case, what?
(suspenseful music)
- Just in case.
(water whooshing)
* I knew you was gonna leave me *
* And now you got to go *
* I don't wanna hear please Damian, Damian *
- Ah, hey babe (laughs)
- Damian. Damian, please.
Please don't do this.
- No, you did this.
See I was, I was so excited
to come and tell you let's run away together.
The whole time, you trying to run away from me?
- No, I just, I needed time to figure out
what, what I needed to do for myself.
- What the fuck, you did it Kessie.
You love me. I told you that.
What else is there to figure out?
- Is that why you gave me a dead girl's necklace?
- Who told you that shit, huh?
Baby girl Jackie?
Oh man, look, since you ask,
when Charlene used me and went back to her ex,
I confronted her about it
then I beat the shit out of her boyfriend, Cash.
Went to her house and tried to talk it out
but yeah, she tried to leave me too.
So I texted Cash off her phone
and told him to pull up.
This bitch ass pulled up just like the simp he is,
and I got him.
Hey, but hey, you should (chuckles)
you should have seen a letter I wrote for his parents.
That motherfucker was cold.
And then I, I, I finished it.
Now as far as the necklace, it was, it was a gift.
But I got emoted gave it to you, so it's yours.
- And it's sick.
You are sick.
- I needed you Kessie.
And you just like the rest of them a fucking slut,
and a liar.
I took care of your ex for you
and, and this how you repay me.
We didn't even have to worry about him no more.
- What did you do to him?
- Didn't I tell you I'll take care of Xavier.
Hey, I took care of him.
You are welcome.
- What are you gonna do to me?
- (chuckles) Ah.
- Damian, what is that?
- Relax.
- I'm already sick.
- Relax.
(Kessie screaming)
There you go. There you go.
Look, look, it's just sleeping pills.
It is just, it's just sleeping pills, okay?
You going to be out like a light, all right.
Like a champ.
So this is what happened.
You was fucking Jackie, right?
I caught you.
Y'all going back and forth about who coming out the closet,
so you killed her and took some sleeping pills, that's it.
- How long do you think
you're gonna get away with this, huh?
- Oh, man.
Kessie, what's the password?
What's the password?
Kessie, I would...
Password.
- Damian (mumbling)
- Okay. I'm (chuckles)
What's the password, Kessie?
- My dad's birthday.
- [Damian] Should have guessed that.
- You're sick.
You're sick.
- You wanna tell your fans what?
Nevermind, I got it.
You are a little tied up.
Okay. Right.
(suspenseful music)
Sincerely, your lovely Kessie.
Oh damn, girl you're famous for real. Shit.
Well, it's time to go in the pool.
It just sucks 'cause I really thought we was going to work,
like I actually loved you (chuckles)
- Please, Damian.
- I love you Kessie.
- [Reginald] Damian stop.
- [Bridget] Damian please.
- Dad, what?
You gonna point the gun at me?
I ain't do nothing.
- Son, you need to let her go.
- I ain't even do nothing.
- [Reginald] Son, let her go.
- What you think I'm trying to do Pops?
I'm trying to let her go for the both of us.
- No son, you're becoming obsessed again.
She doesn't deserve this.
- Oh, so you think she innocent?
Pop, I'm, I'm, I'm sorry to break this to you
but we've been fucking.
Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if
it was obvious
but raw dog.
Dad look, don't look so sad.
How many times I gotta tell you these bitches ain't shit.
But look, let me put her out of her misery
for the both of us and then we can move on.
- I can't do that.
I can't keep doing this son.
We can't keep doing this.
- 'Cause I'm such a bad son.
- Damian, wait,
don't please Damian.
We love you. Stop Damian, please.
You're our son.
- Huh, it's too late for all that woman.
- [Reginald] Damian, no.
(dramatic music)
(water splashing)
Baby.
Ah, come back. I got you.
I got you. Hey.
Oh, wake up. Wake up.
I got you. I got you.
(suspenseful music)
Come on baby. Wake up.
Wake up, please.
Please, Kessie.
Baby. Baby.
- Ma, so you going to shoot me?
Shoot the motherfuckers that ruin your life.
That stole your husband. Not me.
I'm your son.
- Damian. Damian, please (sobs quietly)
- What did he do to you?
Kessie?
Baby, wake up please.
Baby, please.
(Kessie coughing)
Kessie.
Call the police, Bridget.
Call the police.
(Kessie coughing continuously)
(Bridget sobbing loudly)
It's okay. I got you. I got you.
Hurry up.
Call the police.
I got you.
I got you. It's okay.
(suspenseful music)
- Okay, so tell me,
you were sleeping with your,
your boyfriend's son, Damian.
Is that correct?
- Hmm.
- Okay. And then what happened?
- Then he told me that he loved me,
and that he did kill his ex and her boyfriend.
- So the both of you don't know where your son is?
- No detectives, we don't?
- No.
- So he just got away?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
Well, I have the unit out looking for him day and night
and I will find him.
(suspenseful music)
I'll be in touch.
(suspenseful music)
(gentle music)
(Kessie sobbing quietly)
(gentle music)
- Hey, I am Reggie.
Nice to finally meet you.
- [Jamie] Nice to meet you as well, Reggie.
(gentle upbeat music)