- What the --? Jake, this is not my kid!
- He look like you.
-Previously on "Sistas"...
-Out of my house and I just--
What the hell is going on?
- Remind me, where do I know you from?
- The gym. Zac introduced us.
- Good old Zac.
-Oh no. - What?
- You sound different.
You're back on the fence.
- To seeing how the date goes.
- Yes, to seeing how the date goes.
Hi.
- Wow, hi.
Is that all you have to say?
- You should leave.
- You know, when I got your text message I,
I felt something was up.
- Did you hear me?
- Danni sent that text.
- And you come to the very same restaurant
that I wanted to bring you to.
- That I own. - I'm not talking to you.
- Calvin...
We're not doing this again.
- So, why did you lie to me?
- I didn't lie to you.
- Sabrina, if you want to date this dude,
just go on and date him. - Calvin...
- I mean, no, no, no, no, no.
See, he interrupted our date
when we were trying to have a good time.
I just figure I'd return the favor.
Yo my man, tell me something,
when did you get her number?
- Please stop this.
Well evidently, you're doing this right now.
- Can we just talk about this another time?
- Oh, so you want me to stop? Well, you know.
Yeah, yeah, I can do that.
Boy do I know how to stop!
- Calvin, please.
- Don't, don't...
- You should leave my restaurant!
- So this is your restaurant?
Oh, he got money.
Ooh-hoo. -Yes.
And you are no longer welcome here.
- Good.
- Calvin, I...
-Damn.
I am so sorry.
- Not your fault.
- Well, it's not your fault either.
- No, no, I should have told him.
- Wait, he really is your boyfriend?
- But, um, we're a little bit more than friends.
- Well I just thought...
I won't say it. - What?
- Nothing, but a woman as beautiful as you
shouldn't be spoken to or treated that way.
- Thank you, but he's not usually like that.
- Every time I've seen him, he has been like that.
- You don't know him.
- True.
Shall we continue with dinner?
- No, no, I think it's just better if I just go.
- Please don't let him ruin dinner.
One glass of wine and you will feel better.
- No, I think I should...
- Sabrina, I want you to stay.
Stay.
- Fine.
One glass of wine.
- Maybe two. - No.
- Okay, okay.
- I guess I need to call my friend and curse her out.
- Who is that?
- The one that did all this.
- Well, in that case, three glasses of wine for sure.
- Yeah.
- That was good. - Yeah.
- Could you excuse me for a second?
- Sure. - Thanks.
Thank you.
- Hey, how's it going?
- Girl, Calvin just showed up.
- Oh, no.
- Yeah, and he made a scene.
- Oh, how did that go?
We still have him? Is he with us still?
- Stop it. - Alright.
How did he even know you were there?
- I don't know, did you do something and tell him?!
- I what?
- I can't believe you, Danni!
-Okay girl, you, did you leave?
-No, I'm still here.
- Alright, I rest my case.
-Really, Danni? - Yes!
Go have a good time with that man.
Panty man will be alright.
-I hate when you call him panty man!
This is just so wrong.
Wait, did this just happen?
- Yeah, it just happened right now.
-Girl, go back to the table and talk to him.
He thinks you're on the phone with Calvin.
- You think? - Go!
- Okay, okay, okay, okay, I'm going.
Alright, okay, shit. Bye, bye.
- Shit.
Hey.
Sorry about that.
- Is he okay?
- I didn't call him.
- You know, we don't have to do this.
I feel like you might feel obligated to stay.
- No, I don't feel obligated.
- Are you sure?
- I'm sure, I'm sure.
- Okay, shall we order?
- Dessert? - Yeah.
- What's wrong with you? - Nothing.
- Well, it don't look like nothing.
- I'm fine.
- Okay.
- So, Sabrina she got up there and she--
- Oh my God!
- No, look.
Sabrina said she couldn't go out with me.
Then I go to the restaurant and see her there
with some dude. - What?
- Yes.
- How did you know?
- Had a funny feeling so I went to the restaurant.
- That's good.
A woman's intuition.
- Do you ever stop?
- Okay, sorry, my bad. - It's not, what's your bad.
Your bad is down there on the steps.
- What? - Yeah.
- He's still out there? - Yeah.
- What the hell?
- I don't know what he is, if the -- is looking
for a cardboard box or what.
- Shit.
- Well, go on and get rid of him.
- I don't, I don't care if he's out there.
I don't care if it's raining. - Yes, you do.
- No, you do.
- I don't care about his thieving ass.
But, I know you do.
- I do not.
- Look, just let the man spend the night.
- I cannot believe you're saying that.
- Then he can leave in the morning.
- Calvin... - What?
Unlike you, I'm compassionate.
- That's your damn problem. - What?
- You're too damn sweet.
- Are you really talking about somebody being sweet?
- Yes, I am.
- Look, he doesn't have anywhere to go.
Just let him sleep here on the couch tonight
and then you can kick him out in the morning.
- And I'll wake up and all my shit will be gone.
- All your shit's already gone. You ain't got nothing.
- -- you!
- Okay, then don't. - I won't.
- Where the hell you going?
- Out. I need a drink. - Oh good, me too girl.
Let's go, sister. I'll get my hair together.
- No, I'm going to a straight bar.
- Perfect. That's where I find my men.
- Whatever.
- You bitch.
He aint never been to a straight bar.
- Always -- with me!
What's up, man?
They can't find my phone.
- You good?
- Appreciate you, bro. - It's all good.
- So, this how you come pick a -- up from jail?
- Don't be hating on my shit.
- Nah, you look good. I appreciate it.
Can I borrow your phone though? - Yeah, all good.
- Man, don't even worry about it.
- What's up?
She not gonna answer a phone number she don't know.
- Who, your girl? - Yeah.
- Oh, okay.
- Would you mind taking me to her apartment?
- Yeah, come on.
- Wait, I'm waiting for my phone.
I'm not leaving here without my phone.
But I gotta get you your money though.
- Hey man, it's no rush. - No, it ain't no rush.
You trusted me, which I ain't trust you
so I'ma at least get you paid.
- Okay.
- I appreciate you, bro.
- Hey man, it's all good.
- You know, there's something about you
I don't know what it is, but you seem like a nice guy.
- Hey man, I just try to do for others
what I would hope they would do for me.
- Well, from my heart to yours, if you are ever in a bind,
you can holler at Zac.
- That's super cool man. I appreciate it.
- It's all love.
I'm kind of a regular here so this is like a normal thing,
they always -- with me. That's your car though?
-- Yup. -- Nice, man.
- So, what did you think?
- Mm-hmm. I think it was great.
- Good.
It started off bad though.
- I know, but we turned it around.
- We did.
- Hmm.
Well, I think I should go.
- Oh.
- Mm-hmm.
- Well, I was hoping we could go out dancing.
- Dancing? - Yes.
- Are you serious? - Yes!
I can show you the African Calypso flavor.
- Oh, okay that sounds fun. - Yeah.
When was the last time you went dancing?
- Hmm, I can't remember.
- Oh, then we have to go.
- Oh, you're being serious?
- Yes, I don't want this night to end.
- Uh... - Sabrina.
Look, I meet a lot of women, a lot of beautiful ones.
But, you are so different.
Your beauty is different.
Your conversation is different.
You're just amazing.
- You just met me.
- Maybe in this life.
But, we have certainly met in another one.
- You think so?
- You don't feel it?
- Feel what?
- There is something very strong.
Something that is drawing us together.
- I bet you I can guess what it is.
- You're a little drunk.
- I'm not drunk, I am just honest.
You didn't answer my question.
- I don't know how I feel.
I had a bottle of wine. I mean...
- Of course, blame it on the wine.
- I'm not blaming it on the wine.
- Yeah, your denial is on the wine.
- Mmm.
- We are all animals, Sabrina.
We are all creatures born of instinct and the wild.
We sense danger, fear,
love, passion, sex,
all of it.
But we as humans, we choose to numb it.
We dull it, we ignore it.
But that does not mean it does not exist.
Something tells me you know I'm right.
- You have a point. - Mmm.
And I'm don't think you feel that with that other guy
who was here.
- Can we please not talk about him?
- Fine.
- Thank you.
- But can we talk about dancing? - Hmm.
- Come on.
Leave your car here and I'll have you home in two hours.
Give me your keys. - What?
- I'll have my guy bring it to your place.
- No. - Come on.
Can you let me show you how to be treated
like a princess?
Just say yes.
- Okay, fine.
- Good.
I will take your keys later.
Come, let's go.
- Dancing? - Yes.
- Okay.
- Yes, there we go! She is learning.
- Come on, your chariot awaits.
- Lead the way.
- You're going to have so much fun.
- Okay, let's see these moves then.
- Yes. Wait until I take you to my favorite club.
-Oh.
Hello?
Oh, yes.
Send her up.
- Hey. - Hi.
- Um, I didn't know you were coming over.
- Yeah, neither did I.
- Is everything okay?
- No.
- Okay, what's wrong? - I went to Zac's house--
- Oh God. - And Fatima pulled up.
- What? Karen. - Yeah.
- And then what happened?
- She said he wasn't inside, but I know he was.
- Karen-- - No,
I need to tell him that somebody is coming after him.
- Who is after him?
- A cop. I don't... A cop.
- Okay.
What did he do?
- I don't know.
- And you're sure someone's after him?
- Yes! They came to the salon, okay?
I know he's doing some illegal shit.
- Karen-- - He always does, Andi.
You know he always does! Don't, don't... Come on.
- If, if he always does this, then why are you so upset?
- What are you talking about?
I don't want him in jail.
- Karen, I-- - No, Andi.
Do you not understand that I have a child on the way
with this man?
- I understand.
I just think you should calm down
and let me reach out to some of my contacts
and we'll figure this all out.
- I already know what is happening, Andi, okay?
He cannot do right.
What kind of father is he gonna be,
coming in and out of jail? - Karen, okay, okay.
I think we're getting a little ahead of ourselves, okay?
Let's just, one step at a time. Okay?
- It's okay, one step--
- One step at a time. - Your phone is ringing, Andi.
Your phone is ringing. Hello?
- Um, no. I'll take that, thank you.
Hi.
He is.
- Is that Gary? - Yes.
- Is he coming up?
- He was. - Okay, send him up.
- No, but we need to talk. - No, no, no, I'm good.
- Karen... - I'm good.
- Please send him up. Thank you.
Karen. - Yes?
- I don't like seeing you like this.
- I don't like being like this. But this is what it is.
- Okay.
Well, can we just--
- I'm not gonna talk to you
with him standing right here, Andi! You invited him up.
- We can go to a separate room. - No!
- Let's just talk. Okay Karen, just wait.
I will tell him to leave and then we can talk.
- Tell him to leave? - Yes!
- Okay Andi, don't tell him to leave.
You already invited him up. - I'll text him now.
It's fine. - No, it is fine.
- I will cancel. It's fine.
- Just, he's here already, it don't even matter.
- Karen!
- Hey, Karen.
- Karen!
- Alright.
Well, that was pretty chill.
- She's going through something right now.
- I'm sorry to hear that. - Yeah.
- Hi. - Hi.
- You look great. - Thank you.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- Come on in.
We need to talk.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
So, tell me you love the place.
- I love the place.
- I knew you would. Did I nail It?
- Big time. - Damn!
Oh, I wish I would have seen your face when you saw it.
- I was so surprised.
- But you're not going to take it?
- I have to tell you something.
Robin is coming into town.
- Oh, is he?
- Yeah, and I told him that he could stay with me.
I mean obviously before...
- Okay.
- Just okay?
- What?
- You don't care?
- I mean, we're not together.
I mean, this is your place.
So, if you want to have Mr. Robin over here
you can.
- Are you serious?
- Yeah.
I can't stop you. It's your place.
- I don't believe that for one second.
- What?
I'm telling you the truth.
- Oh, I see...
- What do you see?
- You're just doing anything to get me back.
- Look, I'm jealous.
- Hmm.
- I'm an asshole. I can be stupid.
But, one thing I'm not is a liar.
I always tell you the truth.
Whether I say it right that's another thing.
- And what about all the gym time?
- You got me there.
- I do.
- Andi look, I'm, I'm tired of the bullshit.
Alright, I just want to love you,
and I'm willing to spend whatever it takes.
- You think I'm just about the money?
- No look, you didn't let me finish.
Spend or do whatever I have to do to get you back.
I want to show you that I can be the man you want me to be.
Alright? I can be a great father.
I can trust you.
And, like, I can stand beside you, or behind you
or wherever you want me to be.
I just, I'm tired of the bullshit, alright?
I just want to love you fully with all of my heart.
- I've never heard you say that before.
- I'm tired, Andi.
Aren't you tired?
Okay then, let me try and be the man
that you want me to be.
- You've tried already.
- No, not, not sitting in this seat.
Not after not having you.
Not after having you mad at me and not speaking to me.
No, I haven't been here. And you know what?
Shit, this shit ain't worth it.
- It's not?
- It's not.
Okay and we both know it.
Life is too short.
We gotta get this shit together.
Look, I know you need time.
So you,
you let me know what's the next step.
- Well, uh...
I'm gonna have Robin stay here
for the week
and then I'll see how I feel.
- So, um, that means you're keeping the place?
- I pushed signing for a few days.
Just in case.
- Oh, I see.
You want to see how I'm going to react to him staying here.
Well, let me tell you something.
I am putting all my jealousy to the side.
'Cause you know what I know?
- What do you know?
- He's not me.
- What if he's better? - Impossible.
Impossible.
He doesn't know how to make you happy.
He doesn't know how to make you crazy
or challenged in love.
No Andi, he doesn't know you.
He doesn't know you like I know you.
- You don't think so?
- No.
So, I mean, enjoy your time with him.
Okay.
- When is he coming?
- I'm not telling you that.
- Okay.
- So, do you want to have dinner?
- I'd love to.
- Okay.
- Yeah, this place so looks like you.
- It's perfect.
- I did damn good. - You did damn good.
- Like I said, I know you.
Alright, now what are we eating?
- Well, I ordered something, one of your favorites.
- Ordered. - No, I didn't cook.
- Yeah. - Okay.
-- We doing alright. -- That's more than alright.
- I can show you a couple tips, help you do the same.
- No, I don't know about that, bro.
- What you mean?
- I ain't -- with y'all. Uh-uh.
- What, you talking about Gary?
- Yes, Gary. - He's harmless.
- You sure? - Yes.
- I don't know. Something about him just don't,
don't rub me the right way, bro.
- Why you say that? - I don't know.
I can't put my finger on it. It's his vibe.
He a little creepy. - Look man, he's a good dude.
- You sure?
- Look, he can be an asshole and arrogant at times.
But, that's just to hide his insecurities.
- What insecurities? Don't seem like he got too
many of those. - I don't know.
I try to stay out of his personal drama.
- That's good for you.
- If it makes you feel any better,
my girl feels the same way.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Well, how long have you known him?
- Like seven years. He's okay, he really is.
- I'm glad you say, think so. But I ain't -- with y'all.
- Hey look man, it took my girl a while
to warm up to him, but she finally came around.
- Well, how long y'all been together?
- A couple of years. She's a good girl.
- I see you! That's what's up, man.
I know what it's like to have a good one finally.
- Yeah, your girl is--
- She's -- amazing. Wait a minute. Yo!
They just gonna stand there like...
Nobody's gonna give me my phone?
- Calm down before your ass get arrested again.
- I'm here like every week, bro. You have no idea.
This is what they do to me.
Go ahead, bro.
She, she, my girl is...
She fire, bro.
Like, I never in my life would have thought
that I could just find a girl
that would make me feel good, yo. Just be solid.
You know what I'm saying? - That's great to hear.
- I know she's going crazy wondering where I'm at.
- Yeah, I'ma try to get you your cell phone
as quickly as I can.
- That would be great, from somebody!
Gosh.
I appreciate it though. But um, I would use your phone
but she not gonna answer.
I just need you to get me somewhere so I can call her.
She's going crazy, bro.
Like, you gotta do something, bro.
- What are you gonna tell her? - I'm gonna tell her the truth.
- What, about the baby?!
- That's not my kid, bro!
I said it a thousand times in there.
- How do you think she's gonna take that?
- She'll be fine.
This ain't the first baby I'm dealing with
so trust me, she'll be fine.
- Yeah, you got a good one. - I do. Can you please do me a
favor and go get my phone? 'Cause if I go back in there
they're not gonna let me out. - You gonna put the boy in
a lawyer suit in there? - Well, if you got the suit on
you might as well do something with it.
- Alright, bro. - I appreciate you.
Damn, he aint gonna get it.
Appreciate you!
I -- hate this place.
Come on in here, boy!
- Thank you. - Don't thank me.
- It was about to start raining.
- Mmm.
I know.
- Thank you Maurice, seriously.
- You can stay here for one night.
- Thank you.
- Whatever. On the sofa.
- For real?
- What, you don't want it? - No.
I just thought I would be staying with you.
- Stop that.
I know what you're doing.
- What do you mean?
- You think since I'm a big girl that you can just use me
and take my money.
- No.
- Plus, you're gay for pay.
Remember?
- Not with you.
- Yeah, okay Que.
- I'm really sorry if that hurt you.
- What, you mean putting a damn gun into my face
and robbing me?
- They made me do it, man.
- Yeah, whatever.
- I'm four, I'm four days clean.
- That's good.
- Man, it is good.
I'm really doing good, Maurice.
- Great.
- So, do you want me to sleep here?
- I don't want you here at all.
- If I leave, I will get arrested.
- I hear you.
- Thank you.
- You better thank Calvin. - Really?
- Yes, he's the one that said to let you stay.
- Well, maybe I can sleep with him?
- Sure, try that, see how that goes.
- Are you being serious?
- Sure, Que.
- Man, stop playing.
- Umm, I'll get you a blanket and a pillow.
- Thank you, Maurice.
- And don't come near my damn door.
- I won't.
- I really shouldn't be doing this shit.
- I know, but I'm glad you are.
- Yeah, whatever.
- Um, do you mind if I use your shower?
- Sure, I don't want your nasty funky ass on my sofa.
Undress in the bathroom! - Oh, my bad.
- In the bathroom. - I hear you.
- You know what the hell you're doing.
- I know.
You like?
- I'm not doing this with you.
- Come on, man. You know you like it.
- Go to the bathroom.
- Que. - Maurice.
- Please go...
Please go to the bathroom. - I'm going.
Get this ankle bracelet off all in one piece.
What? - Go to the res--
- I'm going!
You like?
I know you like it. I'll be in the shower just
in case-- - I'm not -- with you!
- Just in case you want to come and make sure
your boy's clean.
- And close my damn door!
-Nope.
- Shit.
What the hell am I--
-You got any wash rags?
- It is a wash cloth and they are under the sink.
-Uh, I don't see them.
- Bitch.
- Wanna come and help me? - No!
- I don't know where the towels at, I'm new here.
- Under the -- sink. Please!
- I need help, come on.
- Use your damn hands 'cause I'm not
coming in there.
-Fine. I'll do my best.
- You do that.
-Okay, Maurice.
Door will be open, just letting you know.
- Go!
- Who is that?
Who is it?! -It's me.
- Who is me? What? -Danni!
Thank you.
- What's going on?
- Hi.
Why you say it like that?
- Oh shit.
- What?
- First Andi, now you.
- I can leave if you want.
- No, come on in. Take a load off.
- What's going on?
- I'm not good, Danni.
- What is it?
- It's Zac.
- I see. Tell me.
- I just, I can't let him go.
I know that we had bad times, I know that.
So why can't I let him go? Why can't I move on?
- Three years is very long time to be with someone.
-Right.
- And you've never been with anyone that long.
-I know.
- So it's gonna take some time.
- But how?
I mean, maybe I'm not supposed to
'cause now we have a baby finally coming.
I have to see him.
I want to see him.
I don't want to see that -- woman but I want to see him.
- Fatima... - Right, yes.
I don't care, okay? I don't like the -- bitch.
I don't!
- Okay.
-I'm supposed to like her?
I'm supposed to be friends with her?
Talking about, "Oh, I had all this patching up to do."
Yeah, well try carrying him.
And why y'all, why y'all so close to her, huh?
Why, why? - I'm not, Karen.
- That's wrong! It's all wrong, Danni.
- Okay Karen, can I remind you of all the hoes?
- I remember.
- Alright, all of the shit.
All the bad shit. - Yes, yes, I remember.
I have not forgotten. I was there, thank you very much.
- Can we not just remember the good then?
All the love, let's remember that.
- How can he just turn around and be so happy, though, huh?
- Some people, they just got that--
- No Danni, Danni...
Please don't do that. Don't give me that.
- What did I do?
What did I, what did I, or what did I not do?
- I came because you're a friend who tells the truth.
- We all tell the truth.
- No, but you tell it without giving a shit about my feelings.
So tell me.
- He's moved on and he's happy.
- You really believe that?
- Yeah, I do.
- You don't think he's trying to make me jealous like always.
- No, no, no, no, no, no. Knowing Zac,
oh yeah, he's definitely trying to rub your nose in it.
But he loves her.
- You think so?
- Listen, I look at him and whatever the hell
she's doing to him, he's loving it, okay?
Like with me and Preston, sometimes people
just aren't right for each other.
You gotta let him go.
- But, I love him.
- I know.
- I'm not ready to do that.
- Well, you're gonna have to.
- No, I don't.
I love him and he loves me.
He said it.
- So, so, what are you going to do Karen?
- I'ma go to him, actually. Yeah.
I'ma go to him.
I'ma get him back.
- What does that mean? - It means I'ma get him back.
- Okay, I'm telling you, you have to let this go.
He is in love with her. This is not gonna work.
- Danni, you don't know him like I do.
You know him but you don't know him like I do.
- Karen... - I'm gonna go, Danni.
I'ma go. - You wanted me to tell you
the truth, right? - Yeah, yeah. I did.
- Okay, so let him go.
- Okay, Danni, I'ma just go.
-No! No, no, no.
Karen... - What?
- Let this go, okay?
Spend some time with Aaron.
Zac is gone, baby. Trust me.
- We'll see.
- Karen... -What?
- I think your hormones might be a little out of whack.
- Okay, don't do that, Danni.
You act like I don't know what I'm saying.
- Oh, you know. But I don't know if you can hear yourself.
Do you? - Danni, come on.
Please, just... - Uh-uh.
-What? - You come over here,
you blow my high and you want me to tell you the truth.
Okay, that's what I'm doing.
I'm telling you the truth! Let it go!
'Cause I will go in there and I will find a piece of paper
somewhere in here and I will write down
all the shit he's done to you.
- Yeah, but he's changing, Danni!
- You believe that? - Yes, he is! I see it.
- Yeah, maybe. - Yeah.
- But for her.
For you,
same old Zac.
- Look, I'm gonna go, okay?
- Karen... - What?
- Sorry, I'm not going to say what you want to hear.
You need to let this go.
- Yeah, okay.
- You see, you gonna learn.
-What the -- are you doing, Fatima?!
Oh, shit!
Shit. Hey! - You still -- with him.
- Hey, I'm about to call the police.
- Oh yeah, you're gonna need 'em. 'Cause after I'm done-
- Fatima, oh shit! Fatima, stop.
Just wait. Okay, please? Please?
- You done -- up for the last time.
- Please, just wait okay?
I didn't do nothing to him, I swear. Fatima, Fatima!
For real.
- What the -- are you doing here?
- What the hell?!
- Look, I don't want you to get your hopes up.
- I don't understand.
-Next on "Sistas"...
- There's no way that it's-- - Karen, I did the math.
- And I looked at it. - Science is science.
- Let's go. - Okay.
Ooh!
Okay. You're drunk.
- It's not my kid.
- She can't just go to court and claim this shit!
- Get the -- out of here! - Just let me sleep with you.
- So that you can put a gun to my damn head?