- Andi, answer me. - What?
- Why the -- are your underwear on backwards?
- WOMAN: Previously on "Sistas".
- I am tired of liking a person, but being committed to you.
- ♪
- It was amazing. Or I was drunk.
- I need to move 1.4 million into a savings account.
- Mmm...
- If you wanna move forward with Zac,
then maybe you should go for it.
- Good for them, though?
They should be together.
- Karen, that's not what I was saying, I was-
- No, no, no, no, they should be together.
- Look, you didn't hear the whole conversation.
- Look, wait, I'm gonna let you two talk.
- No, you can stay. This concerns you.
- Karen...
- I wouldn't say my name like you know me like that.
- Well, I don't think this has anything to do with you.
- Who do you think it has to do with?
- Karen, please. Okay, just stop it.
- Oh, no, I just wanna talk.
- Okay, um, she's...
Fatima, could you go to your office, please?
- No, I wanna talk to her.
- She's working.
- Y'all discussing personal stuff at work.
I can't? It's the breakroom, right?
- Okay, Karen, are you really doing this?
- Yes, I would like to talk.
- Fatima, could you please go to your office?
- I said, no.
- Karen, move from the door, please.
- You know what, Andi? I find it real interesting
that I'm the only one who cannot have these conversations.
As a matter fact, you can go because this ain't got
nothin' to do with you. - Why are you doing this here?
Now? - Why not?
- Fatima.
Please, just go to your office. Please, go.
- You know what? Nah, Andi.
We got time today. She wanna talk, let's talk.
- Thank you.
- Not here, no. - Yes, right here.
- Close the door.
- Are y'all really gonna do this?
- Yes.
- So... Let's talk.
- What do you wanna know?
- I don't like this.
- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ My girls hold me down ♪
♪ When them boys mess around ♪
♪ My love life is a headache ♪
♪ We goin' out tonight ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm lookin' for love ♪
- It's fine.
Karen, if I may?
I know you and Zac are not together.
- No, we ain't.
- But I never knew that he was your ex.
- You said that a few times.
- Yeah, and quite frankly I'm tired of sayin' it.
Now I think it's important that you know
that I think you're a cool chick.
And I would never do anything to hurt you
or my relationship with Andi.
- Yeah.
Y'all have a mighty close one, too, huh?
'Cause she's in here tellin' you to go for it with Zac,
but she don't tell me no shit like that.
- That's not fair and you know it.
- I agree.
But it's what you did, ain't I?
- The truth is, Karen,
I don't talk to Fatima about Zac, all right?
- She's tellin' the truth.
- Then what the -- did I just hear?
Huh, what was that? - Karen, don't.
Don't talk like that at my job.
- Oh, you know what? This is ridiculous, Andi.
You supposed to be my friend and you in here doing this shit.
- I am your friend. - No, you're not.
I don't know who you are since you met her, huh?
- What are you talking about? - You all up on this bitch.
That's what I'm talkin' about.
- I know you upset,
but I'm not gonna be another bitch.
- Fatima, calm down. - You dropped your purse.
- You a bitch, dumb bitch.
- [overlapping arguing]
- No, calm down, stop it. - Andi, you better get her.
- I'm gonna get her. - You better get her.
- No, no, no, please, Karen. Stop it!
- Bitch. - No, no, hey!
- Who the -- are you talkin' to? You don't know me like that.
- ANDI: Please... - I don't.
- And I don't give a -- about this job.
I'm sparin' your ass right now. - You're sparin' me?
- Yeah, I'm sparin' your ass. - Please, Fatima,
go to your office! Please! - You sparin' this job.
You sparin' this job. - Andi, you know me.
You don't -- know me. - I know. Karen, stop it!
- You got the wrong mother -- on the right -- day.
- Fatima, Fatima, go! - Bitch, get the -- out.
Get the -- out. - Get out of here!
What is wrong with you? - What the -- is wrong with you?
- Karen, what?
- You're supposed to be my friend.
And you're here tellin' her to do what?
- You just came to my job, Karen. Karen...
- You are tellin' her to be with Zac.
When you know-- - What do I know?
- That I still love him.
- Karen, did you forget you ended things with him?
- And as my friend, you are supposed to know
that I still love him.
- I know that Karen, but he has moved on and you need to, too.
- Oh, now you wanna tell me he's moved on?
- Yes, he has, he's moved on. - Now you wanna tell me
that he's with her? Now?
- They're in love, Karen.
I tried to stay out of it. They're in love.
I tried.
- How they fall in love so fast...and they in love?
- I'm sorry.
- Really? - Yes.
- So that means...
that you watched it happen.
Right?
We're done.
- Don't throw shit at me.
- Hey. - Hey, I got the call.
I can close right away.
I can get everything all set up, so I can move in right away.
- Really? - Yeah, man,
they said everything's done, everything's approved,
so, just gotta sign the paperwork.
- That's great.
- What's wrong with you?
- Zac...
- What?
- Karen was here. - What?
- Yeah, and she walked in on me telling Andi that I loved you
and- - What? Oh, my God.
- Yeah. - What happened?
- She started calling me all types of bitches.
- Are you serious? - Yes.
- All right, I can't. Damn. - Zac, just calm down.
There's nothing for you to do. I just wanted you to know.
- I can't believe she did that.
- Yeah, me neither.
- I'm gonna call her.
- No, do not call her.
Just let her cool down
and hopefully she'll realize I'm not her enemy.
- Let her cool? I'm pissed right now.
- Sorry, okay. Just leave it alone.
I just wanted you to know. - Okay, all right.
What else did she say?
- That's it. - All right, you all right?
- I'll be fine.
- Okay.
- Look, um, I'll talk to you when I get home, okay?
- Yeah, I'm, I'm gonna be right to you
as soon as you're off work. You hear me?
- Okay. - Okay.
- Zac, don't call her. - I'm not, I'm not gonna.
Trust me, I'm not gonna call her, trust me.
- Okay. - Okay.
- All right. Bye.
- You okay?
- I'll be fine.
- Okay, good.
I'm sorry.
- Yeah, I am, too.
- Look, Karen is my friend.
And I love her with all my heart.
But Fatima, I'm gonna say this to you.
You have to do you.
- Okay... - Karen's gonna be fine.
- I'm sorry to put you in the middle of this.
- It's fine.
I know her.
She just needs to calm down and everything'll be back to normal.
- Okay.
- I'm sorry, again. - Okay. Me, too.
It's fine.
- Thank you. - That's all right.
Aaron is here. - What?
- Hey. - Hi.
- You okay?
- Fine, but what are you, what are you doin' here?
- Well, I wanted to take you to lunch.
- She's already been to lunch.
- Thank you, Pam. - I told you that.
- Look, the truth is, I wanted to just
get a look at you and make sure you were doin' all right.
- Damn, that's so sweet. - Pam.
- What? - You too close to us.
- Well, it ain't much to do in here.
- That ain't what you say to your boss.
- Okay, fine, girl.
I'll go stock the shelf and I'm sure
while I'm doin' that back there, ain't nothin' goin' on in here.
- I need to fire her.
- Nah, don't do that.
- Why not? - 'Cause she's cute.
- Ooh, I heard that. You got any brothers, cousins?
- No, Pam, I don't. - I don't do preachers.
- Okay, okay. ...anybody will do
- Okay. - Noted.
- Pam. - Huh?
- Close the door. - Ugh, okay.
- Look, thank you for comin', but I'm fine.
- Really? 'Cause you look upset.
- Yeah.
- Well, what is it?
- It's nothing.
- Is there anything I can do?
- No.
- Okay, well, uh, I mean, do you want me to maybe-
- I actually just wanna get some work done today.
- Okay.
Well... - Thank you for coming, though.
- For sure, I mean, can I see you tonight maybe?
- I'll call you.
I will call you.
- Okay.
- See ya, Pam.
- Bye, he let me say it but I'll see you later.
- Shit. - What happened, girl?
- Nothing. - He's a really good man.
- I know that.
- Now, I ain't like him at first,
but he is proving to be consistent.
- Well, thank you for your approval.
- And he fine as hell, mm.
- I know.
- So, why'd you blow him off?
- I just wish that he had, you know, called first.
That's all. - Really?
I think that's so sweet. I love a man that surprise me.
- Okay.
- Why are you looking at me like that?
- Pam, I'm just um... - What?
- Look, I'm gonna skip out.
If you could just watch the shop, okay?
- Where are you goin'? - I just, Pam,
can you do it for me, please?
- Okay, fine. - Thank you.
- This child up in here.
Oof, I'm gonna have to buy this place myself.
- One hundred and two hundred. Have a good day.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
- [phone vibrates]
- Hello. - Hey.
- Who is this? - It's Que.
- Oh, hey.
How you doin'?
- Just thinkin' about you.
- Are you?
- Yeah.
- Well, come and tell me what you're thinkin'.
- I'm not gonna do that.
- Hmm, good.
- Look, I'm gonna turn myself in.
- Turn yourself in?
- Yeah, 'cause I can't keep runnin' like this.
- Well. Uh, good for you.
- Can you come with me?
- Uh, come, come with you?
- Maurice, you're at work.
- Shh.
- Get off the phone.
- Shh.
Yeah, Que...
- Yeah, you gotta go?
- Uh, now when did you say you wanted to turn yourself in?
- Look, I need to do somethin' or I'm gonna end up dead soon.
- Well, why do you feel like you're gonna be dead?
- Put it on speaker.
Put it on speaker.
- Que, say that again.
- I'm doin' a whole lotta drugs.
I'm hurting a whole bunch of good people.
- Well, you should turn yourself in.
- Nobody in my life has ever been as nice to me
as you have, man.
[sniffs] Nobody.
Can you come with me?
- Uh. Sure.
Yeah, I can meet you at the police station.
- Okay.
- Uh, when do you wanna go?
- Can you come pick me up?
- I'm gonna meet you at the police station like I said.
- Okay, will you talk to me before I go in?
- Um, sure, I can do that.
- What time?
- I, I get off in a few hours. - Okay, where?
- Um, I think the closest one is King Street.
- Yeah, I know where that one is.
- Oh, okay. Um, I'll meet you there.
- Okay.
- Bye-bye.
Girl.
- You gotta be kidding me, right?
- He been calling me.
- Maurice... Maurice.
- What? - No.
- Look, I'm tryin' to get him locked up.
- No, no, no, no. You cannot go over there.
You're lucky that the police didn't even charge you.
- What the hell did I do?
- They could've thought you guys were in on this together.
- No, they wouldn't think that. Never.
- Yes, they would, I actually had to
talk them out of it, Maurice.
- Really? - Yeah, they wanted to fire you.
- Well, damn. I wish they would.
- I'm serious, so you need to stay away from him.
- But if he's turnin' himself- - No, Maurice.
Please. - I'm just going to meet him
at the police department.
- What--and do what? - Be with him.
What is gonna do? Rob me at the police station?
- I don't know, he might. He's crazy.
What if he doesn't even show up?
- Now, I did think about that.
- Okay, so it's a waste of your time, please.
- Sabrina, I'm just gonna go.
I'll give him five minutes and that's it.
- Maurice, please, please, please.
- I'm just gonna go, okay?
- Okay, okay. Don't say I didn't warn you.
- Okay.
- Call me. - Yeah, yeah.
- Call me. - I will.
- Call me. Put your locations on.
- Calm down.
- Hey, you. - SABRINA: Hey.
- Hey, I gotta run to Florida and check on my dad.
- Okay, is he all right?
- Uh, yeah. He says he's cool,
but I don't like the way he sounded.
- Oh, okay, let me know if there's anything I can do.
- Nah, nah, it's cool. I'm at the airport right now, so..
- All right, well, keep me posted.
- I'll call you when I get back.
- Yes, I'm really sorry he's not feelin' well.
- All right, I'll talk to you later.
- Talk to you soon. - Bye.
Excuse me. I have a flight to...
Shit.
- May I help you?
- Out of all the counters at this airport,
you had to be here.
- Well, sir, if you like,
I could direct you to another counter.
- No, it's fine. I just need to check-in.
- Okay, well, sir, for future references,
I'll have you know, outside at the curb
there is curbside check-in.
- They said I had to come here.
- Oh, okay, well, I will take care of that for you.
- Thank you. - ID.
- You know me. - All right.
Okay, I'm just gonna print this.
All righty, here we go. Almost done.
All right, Mr. Rodney, you are all set.
Boarding will begin in 45 minutes.
- Thank you.
- Oh, is there a problem with your boarding pass?
- What's your problem with me?
- Sir, whatever could you mean? I'm at work
and I just have no idea what you're referring to.
- Yeah, all right.
- Have a nice day.
- Danni.
- Oh, I'm sorry, sir. My name is Daniella.
- Okay, first of all, why are you talking like that?
And there's nobody else here, but us.
- I'm tryin' not to lose my shit, --.
- You really don't like me that much?
- No, it's not that. I don't like you
for my friend, okay? - And why is that?
- I think you're in the closet. - But I'm not.
- But I think you are. So...
In this day and age, men and women should just
live their lives, Calvin. Be free.
- You don't think I know that? You don't think I know that?
I have two fathers that taught me all of that.
- Then why aren't you doing it?
- Doing what? I'm just being me.
- All right, let's say y'all go the distance.
You sure you're not gonna wake up 10 years later,
three kids in.
Sabrina, I'm leaving you for another man.
Because if you do that to my friend...
If you do that...
- Is it really so hard to believe
that a man like me could be straight?
Oh, what is it? I'm educated, well-groomed,
actually respects women.
Look, Danni, I love your friend
and I want to commit to her with all my heart.
But this shit that y'all puttin' in her head
is just crazy.
- You know the things you listed aren't the problem.
It's the other stuff.
And also, Sabrina has a mind of her own.
- Yeah, I know that.
But one minute we're good and after she talks to y'all,
things are different.
- Well, she comes to us with those concerns.
- No, no, no, Danni. It's you.
It's all you. - It's always me.
- Have you ever tried just listening to her?
Instead of advising her against me?
- Oh, I didn't know if you were done.
Are you done? - No, I'm serious.
- Well, Calvin...
I don't think you're a bad guy. I really don't.
- Really? - I don't.
It's just that I know Sabrina. - Yeah?
- Mm-hmm. - And I think I know her, too.
- You don't know her like I've known her.
You're not her type of man. You're just not.
- All right. Well, what's her type of man?
- Well, Calvin. I mean...
the tricky part with you is the manly part.
- See, see, this is the bullshit I'm talking about.
- I'm kidding.
You're just really tight right now, you know?
Look, she typically likes a rough-and-tumble guy.
Somebody rugged. A little rough around the edges.
Thuggish, even.
And manly men don't wear panties.
- Danni, people can meet and be all into each other.
And never would they have thought in a million years
they'd be together. You know that, right?
- Yeah, I do. - Look, all I'm askin'
is that you give me and Sabrina a chance
before you try to advise her against me, that's all.
- Okay, that's fair. I will work on that.
- Please.
- Sure, little Tink-Tink.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
Bring it in.
- You're at work.
- We just had a moment. Come on, bring it.
- I'll wait till my flight - I know you smell good.
You smell like me. You wear my same perfume.
- [phone vibrating]
- Hello.
- Hey. - Hey.
- So, where are you? Are you there?
- Yeah, where are you? - I'm here at the office.
I'm about to lock up. - Okay.
- Is he there? - No.
- How long are you going to wait there?
- Well, I said I would wait five minutes.
- You're giving him longer than I would've.
- Sabrina, I said I was going to wait.
- All right, well, let me know if he shows up.
- I will.
- Okay, but, but hold on a second.
I just spoke to Calvin. Do you know that
he's going to his dad's house today?
- Yeah. - Okay, so that means
that there's nobody in your apartment.
- Right.
- You don't think that this guy
set it up that way so he could rob you?
- No, no, mm-mm. - Maurice, are you sure?
- Oh yeah, girl. Positive.
- How can you be so sure?
- Girl, I don't have nothin' there but great gowns
and lovely gowns.
- All right.
- Well, Sabrina, go on and lock up.
Girl, I'll talk to ya, later, hear?
- Okay. Be safe.
- Let me get to my house before that -- steal my shit.
- Hi.
How are you?
- I'm good.
I thought you were leaving today.
- No.
- Oh well, I was just uh... - Okay, uh...
I just wanted to come, you know, check in, make sure...
Make sure you were good after last night.
- I was. - Okay.
Guilt? - Some.
- Well, um...
I just wanted to tell you
it was magical.
- Okay. - Really, no, uh, I mean.
- I bet you do that all the time.
- A few. - Mm-hmm.
- You didn't enjoy it?
- It was erotic.
- I mean, I was the lucky one in the situation, so...
- I would say so.
- But it was fair.
- Yeah.
- Have you ever done that before?
- No.
And I don't think I'm willing to do it again.
- Why not?
- Look, Robin.
I was in a very vulnerable place.
And I was with you.
But it's not my thing.
- It could be.
- It's not a door I wanna keep open.
- I see.
- So, you said you were leaving?
- Is that why you did it?
You thought I was just gonna be gone
and you wouldn't have to face me?
- I did it because I wanted to.
That's why I did it.
- That's fair enough.
- Well, like I said, I'm just- - Yeah, I know, okay, okay.
You know what, this is, this is good-bye.
Yeah, I'm leavin' tonight, so.
- Have a safe flight.
- I will.
You'll call me?
That's all right. I'll call you.
Yep, all right. Bye.
- Yeah? - Gary's here.
- Shit, has he been watching me the whole time?
- Yes.
Do you want me just to tell him that you're busy?
- No, he's seen me now.
Shit.
- Hi. - Hi.
- Look, is there somewhere we can talk?
- About what? - Look, about us.
- I'm working.
- Look, I really need to talk to you.
- Now is not the time nor the place, okay, Gary?
- I wanted to tell you that-- - What?
That you're sorry?
- That the woman-- - I heard that before.
- That the woman I called is not someone
I'm having an affair with.
- Sure sounded like it.
- It's Jenna.
- The old lady from the spa?
- Yeah.
I mean, you can call her and ask her.
- I don't need to do that, because I don't care.
- Yes, you do.
- I don't.
See, what you don't know about me
is that when I'm at my end, I'm at my end.
- You're at, you're at your end?
- Have you moved out, yet?
- Andi, how do you go from wanting to marry me, to this?
- I don't know, Gary.
How about you remember all the shit you put me through.
- I know and I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. - Mm-hmm. Okay.
- Can we, can we just talk over dinner?
- No, we cannot have dinner. I have plans tonight.
- Okay, well.
Look, I'll wait for you when you come home.
- No, what you can do for me
is be moved out when I get home.
- Andi, come on. - Come on what?
- We need to talk about this. - No, we don't.
Don't make me act an ass at my job.
- You really want me gone?
- Yes. - Because if I leave,
you're not gonna get a chance to ask me back.
- Maybe Jenna will take you in.
- You don't believe that it was her?
- I don't care.
- Okay, so I come in here and apologize
while you were out -- some guy.
And you're, you're treating me like this?
- Yes.
Now what do I need to do to make you leave?
- Ms. Barnes?
- Yes? - The partners are waiting.
- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.
- I have to go.
- You're gonna try to play me, Fatima?
- Excuse me?
Like you had me playing with you,
rollin' you up in a laundry basket to her condo?
- Boy, bye. - Boy, bye.
- Andi.
- [phone vibrating]
- DANNI: Hey. - Hey.
- How are you?
- I'm good.
- That's good. How's, how's Calvin?
- He's fine. - Yeah, okay, that's good, too.
- Why are you asking?
- You know, I just wanted to check-in on your fella.
- Did you see him?
- Yeah, he was, he was here at the airport.
- Mm-hmm, yeah, he's on his way to his dad's house right now.
- Oh. Yeah. That's... He's a good guy.
- Why do you sound like that?
- Well, he read me my rights. - What?
- Yeah, I mean, kinda. - What do you mean?
- He was real nice-nasty about it.
- Hmm?
- Yeah, well, um, you know he was just sayin' that
I have influence over your thinking.
And I'm sabotaging him, basically.
Really whiney. He's a whiney man.
- He said that?
- Yeah, in so many words.
- Well.
- Uh-uh, what?
- I mean, your comments kinda make me look at him
a little sideways.
- Girl, cut it out. Stop, no.
- Yeah. Yeah, they do.
- Okay, I'm sarcastic and I exaggerate.
Half the time, I'm just tryin' to make you laugh.
- Whatever. I don't really care.
I'm just gonna go with it anyway. Hmm.
- Oh, okay.
So, you're high on Valium right now?
- It's just 10 milligrams, Danni.
- I can hear it in your voice. Save me some.
- It is what it is, okay?
- So, look since I'm always in your business,
I thought I'd just say this to you.
- In my business? - Just bear with me.
- We are all in each other's business.
- Listen, I know he's not your normal type.
Hell, Preston isn't mine either,
but somehow, someway, we're all here, so.
- What are you trying to say, Danni?
- I support you being with him. - Really?
- Mm-hmm.
If that's what you want, I'm behind you.
- Have you been smoking?
- You know that's such a, such an interesting question.
You know, if you would wanna rephrase that question,
it would be, have you not been smoking?
What were you smoking? It's just, you know, I smoke.
I smoke. - Mm-hmm, okay.
I get where this is coming from now.
- All right, you just go on.
Make your heart happy.
- Well, thank you, Danni. - You bet.
- But we're just taking our time right now.
- You know what, that's good. I like that, take your time.
Gotta ease into pegging.
- Okay. - All right.
- Anyway, girl, I gotta go.
- All right. I'll see you later.
- I'll talk to you later. - Okay. Bye.
- Stole my wigs and all my stuff.
You better not take shit from me.
The --? - I'm sorry.
- What are you doing here? - I was waiting for you.
- You were supposed to meet me at the police station.
- Yeah, I know.
- How did you get in here?
- Come on now.
- There was no signs of forced entry.
Do you have a key to my house?
- No.
Look, I'm sorry. - I'm calling the police.
- Okay. - You're going to jail.
- Okay.
- Yes, hello.
I need the police.
Yes, I have someone wanted for a bank robbery.
- Listen, I know I got... - Yes.
2332 Dumont.
Maurice "The Diva" Webb.
Thank you.
- You know I'm not gonna run, right?
- I know.
You're gonna sit your ass right there.
- I'm not gonna go anywhere. I'm not.
- Oh hey, Zac.
- Where's Karen?
- Um, first of all, uh hello.
I said, hey, Zac.
- Hey, Pam. - That's better.
- Where's Karen? - In her office.
- Thank you.
- Uh, you sure you wanna go back there?
- Is ol' boy back there? - No, but the last time
you was back there, y'all- - Pam, Pam.
- Ooh.
- Zac? - What the --?
- What are you doin' here? - So you're goin' at Fatima now?
- Don't act like you ain't never popped off on nobody, Zac.
- What is it, what is it? - I just...
I just got mad.
- Why the -- are you mad?
We're done. We're over.
- Are we? - Yes. We are.
- Then tell me that Zac. Tell me, tell me we over.
Tell me you don't love me no more, tell me that.
- Karen, I'm not gonna lie to you.
I love you, I do.
But we are not good for each other, we're not.
- I have never seen you be this mean to me.
- I'm-- - We've always made up.
- Not this time, we not.
- Why?
'Cause you paid? - Oh, come on.
- 'Cause you don't need me anymore, what is it?
- Keep that shit up. Keep that shit up, okay?
It's that shit right there that makes it that much easier.
- I am sorry, okay?
You think I wanna keep lovin' you?
You think I wanna keep doing this to Aaron?
You think I wanna keep callin' him your name?
Really, Zac?
I can't.
- I think about you, too. - I can't.
Look, I wake up
calling your name.
I think about all the times that you saved me.
How many different ways, how many different times.
I think about the first kiss.
The first time you touched me.
So just...
Tell me, tell me how to stop, Zac, 'cause I wanna stop.
- Karen, I think about it, too. I do.
- You do?
- Yes.
But Karen, we are not good for each other.
- So, you love her?
- I do.
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- More than you love me?
- Don't... Karen don't do that.
- Tell me, Zac.
- It's different. You know, like...
She encourages me.
She makes me laugh.
- I don't encourage you? I never encouraged you?
- I didn't say never.
- I never supported you
with all the businesses that you tried to start?
I never held you down when you went in and out of jail?
I never gave you thousands of dollars, Zac?
If that ain't encouragement, I don't know what is.
- It's not, it's not just that.
It's not just the money.
Karen, you have said some shit to me
that I just, I can't get over. - You ain't said shit to me?
You ain't done shit to me?
- Yes, I have.
- And I'm willing to get over it.
- I can't. - What did I say?
Hmm?
What did I say? What did I say, Zac?
- Karen, the last thing you said was that I was a thief.
And you got me locked up.
- I told you, I thought we just hit a new low, okay?
I am sorry. It was a mistake.
- You know my record and- - I'm sorry.
- But that's what you do to me.
To me.
- It was a mistake.
- It wasn't a mistake, Karen.
And don't be sorry 'cause it was that moment...
It was that moment, I just...
I knew I couldn't go back.
I can't do this no more. I can't do this.
I can't.
So please, please just...
- So, we really over?
- I don't know how else to say it.
- It ain't over for me.
- I'm sorry, about that for you,
but I'm done.
We over, so, I'ma need you to leave
Fatima out of it, please.
Please.
She ain't got nothing to do with me and you.
So, leave her out of it.
- Zac.
- What, Karen?
- I'm pregnant.
- If I was gonna have a baby, I had wanted it to be with you.
- WOMAN: Next on "Sistas".
- What do you want me to do? Just give me some time to think.
- If you try any shit,
I'ma stomp your -- head in the ground.
- This little shit, it ain't nothin'.
And neither are you.
- Careful. - Of?
- Saying something you're gonna regret.
- I'm in love with you. - Bye, Que.
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