- I think that he's moved on. - It was with that girl
I saw him with. - Mm-hm that guh.
- KAREN: Previously on Sistas.
- MAURICE: This fine-ass man walked out of the door.
- Was he in there with Calvin? - Yes.
- If she don't want to be with me, I'm cool with it.
But she can't try to destroy me.
- I didn't think you'd put it on
until I put it on you. - I did and now I want
to take it off. - You sure.
- This thing that we got going on,
whatever it is, it's over. - Good.
- That's that bitch right there.
We're gonna beat your ass today, bitch.
- You don't want this.
- And why exactly wouldn't I want exactly that?
- Ms. Waters, I am warning you. - Oh, you heard that?
She know my name.
- There are cameras all over this garage.
I suggest you leave. - Oh, that's fine.
But, uh, we ain't leaving here
until we beat that ass.
- You know what? I don't have... - Where are you going?
- Don't put your hands on me.
- Well, you put your hands on my husband.
- Jasmine. - Shut up, bitch.
- I'm going to work.
If you put your hands on me again,
your ass is going to jail.
- Oh, you think that scares me, huh?
It doesn't.
- Move. - Is that a ring?
Let me see that. - Stop, Jasmine.
I am not playing with you. - Oh, so what you gonna do?
What you gonna do? - Jasmine, listen, I know
every judge in this town. - Because you're -- them all.
- I will put your ass in jail. - Probably the married ones too.
- I promise you, I promise you all, I will lock your ass up
for the rest of your life. Is that what you want?
- Don't talk to my girls. Don't talk to my girls.
- If your girls were smart they would get your ass
out of here. - They not. Don't talk to them.
- You just said your girls weren't smart. You're stupid.
- They okay with that. - Y'all are stupid.
Did she tell you that he wants to leave her?
Did she tell you that it's over between them?
- Is that why he gave me the new ring?
I don't know what she told you. That's not real.
- ... he gave me the ring? - That is not real.
He did not propose to her. - Don't listen to her.
- What, you think they are going to listen to you and your lies?
- Talk to Gary. Talk yo Gary
Talk to Gary, he will tell you the truth.
- Don't listen to her. - He confronted you at my house.
And he told you he didn't want your ass.
He wants me. - Oh, and that's why
he gave me the ring. - This is the real ring, bitch.
- -- that ring. - I am telling you.
I am telling you. Listen to me. You don't want this.
I am a lawyer. - No, we want all of this.
- We will sue all of you. I will press all the charges
that I can press. - You a piss poor,
don't worry about it, she a piss poor lawyer.
- I'll have your ass in jail for the rest of your -- life,
Jasmine. - Oh, is that right?
- Leave me alone. - Is that right?
- Ow.
- Y'all do that. - All right.
- JASMINE: Do that.
- Bitch. - Take her down.
Come on, get her. Get that bitch.
I don't give a --.
- ♪ My girls hold me down when them boys mess around ♪
♪ My love life is a headache ♪
♪ We're going out tonight ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love ♪
- [horn blowing]
- What the -- is going on?
Bitch, come around. Get from around me.
What the -- is going on?
- You don't scare me, bitch.
- Come on then, I will air this bitch out.
- Do it, bitch, I don't care.
I don't have nothing left to lose.
- Fatima, she is crazy.
- Uh-uh, this bitch is playing crazy.
I'm the real mother-- crazy.
- Unload it then, bitch.
- Bitch, don't try me.
- I'm waiting.
I'm not going nowhere.
- You need to get out of here, Jasmine.
- I would but I'm not done with you yet.
- The police are on their way, so you might want to go.
- Oh, I don't give a god damn about no police.
- You need to leave right with your friends.
- Oh, y'all gonna leave, really? -- you.
- Let me shoot this bitch, please.
- Do it. - Fatima, no.
- Bitch, who the -- you talking to?
- The police are coming. Fatima, no.
- Who the -- you talking to? You might want to go.
- Please. - I think you got
the safety on that. You scared to use your own gun.
- No, Fatima, no please, please.
- Try me. - This ain't nowhere
near over, bitch.
- Leave Jasmine. The police are coming leave.
- -- y'all. - -- you.
- JASMINE: This ain't over. - Fatima.
- Why didn't you let me shoot that bitch?
I ain't had a good kill in a long time.
- Bitch, you trying to be a lawyer now.
Are you crazy?
- You right, you right. - Shit.
- Got my edges and shit. Damn.
- Relax.
- What the hell is going on, Andi?
- Them bitches had the wrong one today.
That's what's going on.
- Girl, you are filthy.
- Oh, shit. - You want me to go
to your place and get another one?
- No, I'll go.
It's fine.
- You sure she ain't gonna follow you?
- No, my place is secure. It's fine.
The parking garage is secure.
Did anybody see us?
- No, I don't think so. - There's no cameras in here?
- No, only in the entry doors.
- What the hell is that? - Girl.
- Okay, well, actually that's good.
That's good, no one saw.
- Are you sure?
- Yeah, I'm sure.
Quick question.
Why do you have a loaded gun in your car?
- Ma'am, I'm a single woman in Atlanta.
I stay strapped.
- Well, thanks for staying strapped today.
- I'm just glad you okay.
- I'm glad you were here. - Me too.
- I almost got my ass beat.
- Girl, and I almost caught a body, so.
- I'll be back. - All right.
- Whoa.
Damn, Fatima.
That was impressive.
- So, you know not to -- with me.
- Yeah.
You know I got the whole thing on tape right?
- Well, good for you --. You want a cookie?
- You know, I wonder what the boss would say
if he knew all this, this drama was going on
in the parking lot.
- I wonder what the boss would say if he knew
all the shit you did to Zac.
- Oh, we gonna be on that for as long as I want to.
- Yeah, okay. Well, I got him out, didn't I?
- Oh, I know.
'Cause he was in my bed all night safely.
- Yeah, okay.
- And if he has any issues with these damn houses,
I'm gonna bury yo' ass.
- Yeah, you already said that.
- Well, I just wanted to make sure you heard me.
- I heard you. - All right then, enough said.
- Enough said.
- [R&B music]
♪
- Hey, Maurice.
Here.
- What is that?
- I made some coffee, man.
- Child, I ain't taking no coffee from you.
You could be trying to poison the dog.
- Come on, man. Yo, my coffee is good.
- Any cream in it?
- Oh, you want some cream? - Lots of it.
- I'll get you some.
- That didn't creep you out when I said that?
- What you talking about?
- When I said I want lots of cream,
it didn't make you uncomfortable?
- Aw, man, look.
I get you now.
You know, Bre explained to me who you are.
- Did she?
- Yeah.
- Who the -- is Bre? - Sabrina.
- I know her name.
Why are you so familiar? - She cool.
- You like her. - Come on, now.
- Mm-hm, I know you do.
- Look, Sabrina is a beautiful girl.
- Yes she is. - Yes she is.
So, um, what's with the old boy?
- Old boy? - You know.
Your roommate with the colorful-ass pants on.
- What about it, nosy ass?
- Nah, I mean, I'm just asking.
He's your roommate, right?
- Yes he is. - Okay.
- You too damn straight to be nosy.
- I'm just asking, you know. - Okay, yes he is.
- So, all right, so, he was with a dude,
like -- a dude, and they're dating?
- And? - Wow.
Damn.
- You put all that together by yourself?
- Yeah. Yo, that's crazy.
- Yes it is. - Damn.
- But you didn't hear that from me.
- Nah, nah, you know, I got it. - Mm-hm.
- I got it. - You got what?
- Brah, I got you.
- You know, I'm just saying, you know, I know what's up.
That's all. - Yeah.
Okay, fine. - Damn.
Oh, looks like you got a customer.
- This bitch.
- Hey, bitch. - Hi, bitch.
What are you doing here?
- I want to take you to lunch and beg for your forgiveness.
- Forgiveness for what?
- He told me that he ran into you in the kitchen.
- Who is he?
- Look okay, my boyfriend was at home.
So I brought him to your place last night.
You have that spare bedroom.
You didn't mind, did you?
- Bitch, that was you last night?
- Yeah.
- How did you get in?
- You know you keep your key on top of the door frame
in that pink feather boa.
- I cannot believe you. - What?
You've done it before. You hate my boyfriend.
- That was you in that room all night?
- Yeah. Me and him.
- Why didn't you tell me that?
- I was naked.
- I cannot believe you. - What?
- I have a roommate, bitch.
- What? - Yes.
You were in his room.
- I was wondering who all those clothes in there were for.
- You've got to be kidding me. - What?
- Damn. You have really screwed up.
- What do you mean?
- I'm not going to lunch with you
or talking to you ever again.
You are not forgiven.
Get the hell out of my face. Mother has not pardoned you.
- Maurice. - Get out of here, bitch.
And don't ever come over to my house again.
- What did I miss?
- A brain, bitch.
- Ssh, Maurice. - Get out of here.
- Damn, Miss Maurice, you gonna lose your mother-- job.
I'm getting my goddamn yoga on.
Give me this damn pen.
- Have a nice day. - Mm, whatever, girl.
- I have to go on break. - Maurice, you just got here.
- I know. I have to go. It's slow in here, bitch.
- Okay, fine.
- GARY: Yeah. - Hi.
- Hey. - Don't go to my office.
Come to my house at about 5. - Why?
- ANDI: I had to run home but I'm on my way into the office.
- Okay, well, you know, I was close,
but I'll turn around. - Okay, thank you.
- Is everything okay? - Yeah, I'm fine.
- So, are you gonna wear the ring all day?
- I will.
- Does that mean we're engaged?
- That means I need a little while to think about this.
- All right, sounds good.
- Okay, I'll see you at 5 okay?
- All right, see you at 5. - [knock on door]
- GARY: Who was that? - I'll call you back.
- GARY: All right.
- Hey, I'm Officer Avery Harper. - Hi.
- You called the police? - Yeah.
I was assaulted today.
- Okay, do you need medical attention?
- No, but, um, here is the name of the person who did it
and here is all the details. - Okay, where did this happen?
- At my law office.
There are surveilance cameras in the garage
of the front gate going in and out.
You can see the car that I described in the report.
- Oh.
- There was no camera footage of the assault.
- Okay, but you're okay, right? - Yeah.
But I want to press charges. This is her name right there.
I wanna press charges against her.
- All right. We'll get right on it.
- Okay.
- Are you sure you okay? - Yeah, I'm fine.
- Well, you made this really easy for me.
You said law office. You a lawyer?
- Yeah. - Okay.
Do you have any witnesses to this?
- It's all in the report. - Yes, I see it.
- Yeah.
- Ma'am, are you sure you okay?
- I'm fine. When will you pick her up?
- As soon as I can get this processed.
- Great.
- Is there anything else you need to tell me?
- No, I mean, everything's in the report.
- Okay. - Okay.
What's your name again?
- Officer Avery Harper.
- Okay, well, thank you Officer Avery Harper.
- But you can call me Avery.
- I will stick to Officer Avery Harper.
- I'm sorry, but I've seen you before.
- Have you? - Yeah.
At the Fulton County Courthouse.
- Yeah, I'm there a lot. - Yeah, I know.
I always notice you.
I never said anything because I was thinking,
I'm sure she's married.
And I can see that you are.
- Yeah, I am.
- I'm sorry.
The thought of someone trying to hurt you is really shocking.
I mean, who would want to hurt you?
- If you pick her up, you'll find out.
- Yeah, okay. Sorry for staring.
It's just that I told myself that if I ever got the chance
to meet you that I would at least say hi
and give you my number.
Here, just in case you ever need it.
- For the report. - Yeah.
- Okay. - For the report.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
- Okay.
- Oh, can I call you?
Just to let you know when she's arrested.
- Um, my information is there. You can text me.
- Okay. - Okay.
- You have a better day. - I'll try.
- All right.
- Hi. - What?
- I'm well. How are you?
- What'd you say to her?
- Calvin, I made a mistake. - Why'd you say that?
- I thought it was you.
- I keep telling y'all I'm not gay.
- I know.
I'm sorry.
Where were you last night?
- I told you I was out with that girl.
- And you never came home? - No.
Man, you know damn well that wasn't me in there.
- I was honestly hoping that it was you.
- I can't with you. - I'm sorry, Calvin.
- Well, you need to go there and tell her the truth.
- I will. I promise.
- And what are you doing home anyway?
Aren't you supposed to be at work?
- I came home to take my break.
- Well, you need to go back there and tell her.
- I'm going to go Calvin.
- You can tell her she don't need to call me no more,
that's for sure.
- I feel like this all my fault. - -- you think?
- Ooh! So aggressive with a girl!
Listen, would you like to have sex with me
so that I can make it up? - Maurice.
- Listen, I'm just trying to make you laugh.
- There's nothing funny here. You hear me?
- I hear you. I'm sorry.
- Go back to the bank and tell her the truth.
- I will. - I mean it, Maurice.
- Okay, I will. - I'm tired.
I haven't slept all night.
I just want to go in my room and take a nap.
Is that too much to ask?
- Well, I will say, um, I wouldn't recommend
napping in that bed in particular.
- Oh, believe me, I'm washing those sheets.
- No, no, no, no.
You need to burn that mattress after what was going on
in there yesterday.
- I do not want to hear what you were doing in there.
- Well, it wasn't me.
- Um, wait a minute.
Please do not tell me that you let somebody
in the room that I pay for, in that room.
Come on, man. - Calvin, it was my friend.
- Maurice. - Listen, I didn't let him in.
He came in hisself using the key.
And he did not know I had a roommate.
- Unbelievable. You're unbelievable.
I can't. - I'm sorry.
- Well, damn.
- But look.
You still should burn that mattress.
- Go back to the bank and tell that girl the truth.
Now, Maurice. - I'm going.
But are you sure you don't want a little booty?
- Now, Maurice. - Just a little slice of booty.
I'm going.
- [knock on door]
- Hey.
- Hey, what is it? - How are you?
- Not in the mood. - Yeah, I know.
- Just, I don't understand it.
Why couldn't he just tell me the truth?
If you're gay, you're gay. There's nothing wrong with that.
- Well.
- I mean, what's the point of even hiding it?
If you're gay, you're gay.
Does he even know what year we're living in?
- I'm sure he does.
- Well, not from the way he's really hiding everything.
He's being weird.
- Well, I don't know.
- What?
- How are you?
- What's wrong with you?
- Nothing.
- Maurice? - Girl.
- What? Spit it out. - Why you so snappy?
- I'm sorry, I'm sorry. He just pissed me off.
- You want to hear something funny?
- No, not really, Maurice. - No, really.
You gonna really like it, I promise.
It is hilarious.
- I'm really not in the mood.
- Sabrina, you're gonna want to hear this, I promise.
- I promise you I don't.
- So, I have this friend named Bootsy.
And she likes to cheat on her boyfriend.
- Maurice. - No, no, no, listen.
This is gonna make you laugh.
So, Bootsy is always cheating on her boyfriend
at my house.
You know I leave the key above the door
under the feather boa.
- I really don't want to hear this, Maurice.
- No, no, wait for the punchline.
Last night, Bootsy did his thing,
coming over to my house to cheat
and he was using Calvin's room.
He didn't even know I had a roommate.
And girl, guess what?
- What, did he sleep with that friend too?
- Mm-mm.
That was Bootsy in the room. Not Calvin.
Calvin wasn't even there, girl.
Ain't that funny? That ain't funny?
You ain't laughing.
Say something.
Say anything.
It ain't funny is it?
You ain't laughing.
You ain't laughing at all.
Bre, don't shoot me. Don't shoot me, bitch.
Shit.
That bitch fixin' to kill me.
- So did you tell her?
- Tell her?
- Karen, what I told you to tell her.
- I will see her later. - You know what?
I knew I couldn't even. I'm gonna do it myself.
It's fine.
- I really don't think that's a good idea anymore.
- Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh, it's too late for that.
Okay, it's bullshit what she's doing. Bullshit.
- I know. - What you know?
- Hey. - Do you not see me here?
- My bad, Zac. - Uh-uh.
You probably think I did that shit too, huh?
- I don't. - I'm tired of all of y'all.
All of y'all can kiss my ass. - Your feelings are showing.
You should cover them up.
- I'm going to my other job.
After that, I'm gonna tell her - Bye, Zac.
- Boom. - Bye.
- Bye Zac.
- What's wrong with him?
- Girl, he got arrested.
- What?
- Credit card fraud.
- Did Karen do that? - She did it.
- Damn. Oh my God.
- We not going over there.
I can already see it on your face.
- Well, what do you mean? - Didn't y'all say we need
to deal with Andi? One thing at a time.
- No.
You're right. You're right. My bad, my bad.
- Okay, 'cause you already know what's gonna happen
with them two. They gonna see each other and start arguing.
They gonna have some jungle sex,
wild animal. - Yeah, I know.
- And they gonna be back together.
- I don't think that's gonna happen this time.
- Listen, trust me. Let's just deal with Andi.
Darlin', why are you here?
You gotta pay to park. Just spit it out.
- I was just... - Spit it, spit it out, Sabrina.
- Okay, okay, so, Calvin moved in with Maurice
and last night he heard him having sex in a room with a guy.
- Calvin heard Maurice having sex with a guy?
- No. - Oh, such a big surprise.
He's gay, that's what happens.
- No, I'm not talking about Maurice.
I'm talking about... Maurice thought he heard Calvin
having sex with a guy in Calvin's room.
But it wasn't him.
It was his friend or whatever.
- It wasn't? - No, it wasn't.
- What'd you do?
- I mean, look, Maurice thought he heard Calvin having sex
with him, but he told me it wasn't him
because he wasn't even there that night.
And I left him a nasty message.
- Mm, okay. There it is. What did you say?
- I called him a liar.
And I said he was gay.
And I said he should've told me. And I went on and on and on.
- Mm, mm, mm, mm.
And it wasn't even him, huh?
- No, it wasn't him. Shit.
I really messed up, Danni. - Sabrina.
- What? - I'm sick of this bullshit.
- Danni, come on. - I am.
You don't like this man. - I do like him.
It's just, he wouldn't call me and he was with that other girl.
- 'Cause he wanted you to commit, right?
- Yes.
- What kind of bitch ass move is that, Sabrina?
- Danni. - Who wants someone to commit
and then they're out with a new girl the next day?
- Danni, come on. - No, no, no, no.
Let it go. This is enough. Okay?
Leave him alone.
- Fine. - Thank you.
Now, can we go deal with Andi?
- Fine. - Thank you.
- Why are you so on edge? - I'm not on edge.
- Do you need a joint or something?
- Absolutely. - Come on, let's go get you one.
- Where's my damn purse?
- Close up early tonight. I gotta go with the girls
to go see Andi. Okay?
- Okay, cool, I got it. - Good.
You got that appointment that I asked you to book as well?
- I sure did. - Perfect.
- Ten o'clock. - Okay.
- Damn.
- Hi. - Hey.
- Are those for me? - Yes, they are.
- Well, damn, I was hoping they was for me.
- Nah, not this time. - How are you?
- I'm good. How are you? - I'm good.
- How are you? - A little tired.
- Tired? - Mm.
- Well, maybe this can energize you a little bit.
- Pam, put these in some water for me, okay?
- I sure will.
- And you can come this way.
[no audible speech]
- I just need to take a load off.
I just need to take a load off.
- Yeah? - Yes.
- Do you want me to massage your feet for you?
- Oh. If you offering. - Well, it's the least
I could do. - Okay.
- Let's see what we got here. I like these shoes too,
by the way. - Thank you.
- Mm-hm. - Be gentle.
- We don't want to mess it up now, do we?
- No. - It's the least I could do.
- Yeah, it's the least you could do since I can't get none.
- Come on, we on that?
- What? Well, excuse me for being extremely
attracted to you.
- Well, you are incredibly beautiful and we got this.
- Uh-uh. You got this.
- We got this. - Whatever.
You know what I was thinking, though?
- What's that?
- You remember that woman that I mentioned, Rachel?
- Yeah.
- I was thinking I could ask if, you know, how she did it.
- Well, she's married, so.
- Yeah, but I mean, they must've dated, right?
- True, yeah. Yeah, do that.
- Exactly, I will. Thank you.
Somebody gotta know. - Mm-hm.
How's that feeling? - It feels so good.
It would feel even better about 37 inches this way. Up.
- Yeah? - Mm-hm.
- Well, how 'bout we talk about that over dinner tonight?
- Are you serious? - Yeah, I'm serious.
- Oh.
Wait, --. - What?
- Oh, I gotta meet up with the girls tonight.
Gotta go to Andi's house. Ugh!
- You think that's gonna be all right?
- Who knows? Maybe, I don't know.
- Okay.
- But, you know, since you're already on it,
can you get the other foot? - As you wish.
- Thank you. - Mm-hmm.
I like this.
- Where's Karen? - She's in the back.
Zac, you can't go back there.
- Why, she back there with that dude?
- Why don't you come back later?
- Yeah, she is back there with him.
- Come on, Zac. - Yo, we need to talk.
- What are you doing here?
I think we already said everything we needed to say.
- I got arrested. - Good, you should've.
- Are you serious?
Are you just gonna stand here the whole time?
I can't talk to her?
- You need me to stay? - No, I'll see you at home.
- Thank you.
- What did we need to talk about, Zac?
- I got arrested, Karen.
- I know that. You said that.
- You really think I did that to you?
- That's what the statements say.
- Karen, do you think I would do that to you?
- Why not? I don't understand.
- You know what? You want to do this here.
You dogged me out. - Oh my God.
- You treat me like shit. - Okay.
- Okay what? You know what you need to do?
You just need to leave me alone. - It's funny that you say that,
yet you came to my salon.
- Because I need to tell you face to face.
- Because you blocked me. - I blocked you because I need
to tell you face to face to leave me--
- You know what? Just come here. Come on.
With your needy ass.
Look at it. Go ahead. Here you go.
Look at it.
That is your signature, Zac.
That's you. - Karen, you know me.
- I do?
- Look at me and tell me you think that I did that.
- I believe you did it. - Look at me.
No, look at me. You're saying it.
- I believe you did it. - Why?
- 'Cause you want to hurt me that's why.
- No, Karen, I don't.
You're wrong. I actually want to get
my shit together, so I don't hurt you.
- That sounds familiar.
- I loved you with all my heart. I did.
I tried.
I watched you every day in here.
Come in here and try to build this place from the ground up
and as a man I couldn't -- help.
That hurts.
I watched you walk out of here every morning
and you resented me when you came back.
And I couldn't do nothing.
I couldn't get a job.
I couldn't help with the rent.
So yes, it hurts. But I'm happy.
I'm happy that you found somebody
that can take care of you the way I couldn't.
Because I couldn't make you happy.
But I swear to God, I can't wait for the day
where I can make my own money
and I can come back here and give you every -- dollar
you gave to me so I don't gotta feel like shit.
'Cause I'm tired of feeling like shit, Karen.
It hurts the fact that you think I would steal from you.
I wouldn't steal from you. It hurts.
- Then you shouldn't of done it.
- Tell me you believe that. - Yes.
- No. You're not looking at me. Look at me and tell me that you
believe that I did that. - What am I supposed
to think, Zac? - Stop thinking.
Stop thinking and just look at me.
You'll see that I love you Karen.
You'll see that I love you. Look at me.
- Zac, you should go.
- What, you can't take it?
- Just leave. Just leave, okay?
- You can't take that I love you more than anything?
I've always loved you, Karen.
Look at me. - No.
- Look at me.
Karen, look at me.
I've always loved you.
You know that.
- Zac, go.
Please go.
- ♪ Can't nobody love you like I do ♪
♪ Can't nobody hate you like me, too ♪
♪ Always turning nothing into something, I do ♪
♪ But it's always good ♪
♪ But even when I sleep ♪
♪ I fall right back into you ♪
♪ Then winter comes right back around ♪
♪ We're always so up and down, down ♪
♪
- [knock on door]
- Hi, come in. - Hi, thank you.
- I was waiting on you to invite me.
- Oh, come have a seat.
- Thank you for calling me over.
I'm sorry.
- About?
- The ring.
- Oh yeah. Um, do you have the key?
- Yes. Well, it's the men's ring.
Let me see your hand. It's a magnet.
So, when you hold them up this close
it's supposed to unlock and comes off.
- Oh.
- It's clever right?
- What? Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- So you just gonna take it off?
- It feels like bondage. - Wow.
- Oh no. - Tell me how you really feel.
- I mean, it does, kinda.
- Well, I thought it was sweet. - It was sweet.
Very sweet.
- I just, I just want you to be Mrs. Borders.
- Number three. - Okay, come on.
- Speaking of Mrs. Borders...
she came to my job today.
- Really? - Yeah.
Her and two other women, they fought me.
- What? - Yeah.
- That crazy bitch.
- Gary, I just-- - Wait.
Are you okay? - Yeah.
Yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm okay.
I just...
- No, no, no, um, I'm gonna handle this.
- No, I'm gonna have her arrested.
I'm pressing charges. - Yeah, you should.
- I know.
I just need to know who the other two women were.
- Wait, wait, wait. Other two women?
- Yeah. It was, they jumped me.
- Okay. Okay, Andi, are you okay?
- Yes, I'm okay.
So the other two women, they, um,
one was, like, tall and skinny and one had braids.
- Oh my God, that sounds like her two stupid-ass friends,
Jill and Macy. - Okay, last names?
- Um, Parker and Willis.
- Okay, that's a start. Good.
- Yeah, okay, listen, you need to have them bitches arrested.
- I will.
- And you're okay? - I'm okay.
- Damn, I mean, I'm trying to make a clean getaway.
You know, I'm trying to make this right.
And this the shit that she's doing?
- Yeah I know.
- You know what?
I'm gonna go handle this. - No.
- All right? - No, Gary.
No, remember the last time you
went to go handle it with her? Do you remember what happened?
- Yeah, I just, this just can't happen.
- You know what? It's been a long day.
Can we just talk like a normal couple?
- Yeah. - No drama.
- Normal. - Normal.
- No drama. - Good.
- All right. - All right.
- Look, I'm, I just don't want anyone hurting you.
- Not even you, right?
- I never meant to hurt you. You gotta believe that.
- I do.
- And you know I will always love you
and never harm you, right?
- I know that too.
- Then marry me.
- Gary, everything goes back to marriage with you.
- Look, I know you want to.
All right, well, we talked about this.
- Before all this stuff happened to us.
- Yes, but I feel like we could have a fresh start.
- I'm not giving up my career. - I never asked you to.
Will not ask you to. You don't have to.
- And I'm not moving to the damn country.
- Listen, we can get a house in the city
closer to your girls if you want to.
I mean, I'll even live next door to Danni.
- See, now I know you lying.
And I'm not having babies right away.
- So, is that a yes?
- That's a let me pour some wine and think about it.
- Well, um, can I at least put the ring back on your finger?
- The bondage ring? - Okay, wow.
Over a glass of wine. In front of my wine.
- Okay, well, I don't have any ovaries.
- What, what was that?
- You're the one who wanted to have kids early
so you could keep that figure that I love so much.
- Do you love it? - Yeah.
- You do?
Well, let's have some wine and talk about it.
Like a normal couple. - I agree, normal.
Okay. - Cheers.
- Fancy. - I know, I'm bougie.
You know that.
- I love that about you.
- [moaning]
- Hey, I uh,... - Oh shit.
-...left my phone in there Let me get it for you.
- No, it's okay, I can grab it. - No, no, no, I got it.
- But, what's that noise? - Huh?
- Are they fighting in there?
- DANNI: Next on Sistas.
- - Why you doing this?.
- Neither one of us knew that shit was gonna happen.
- Sabrina's just confused.
- She's not confused.
That girl knows exactly what she wants.
- And what is it that she wants?
- I promise you, you marry me
and we're gonna put all of this behind us.
- I haven't felt this way in a long time.
I love the way you make me feel
and I love having you around.
- Karen, what the hell is going on?
- Zac, that's what going on.
- Are we missing something?
- ♪