Jasmine: You tried to kill me.
Narrator: Previously on "Sistas"...
Jasmine: You're gonna go to jail for murder.
Gary: No, no, no. Zac: She don't want me no more.
Lisa: She wants you.
She just wants a better you.
Karen: Do you really know this man?
The way he beat Morris? The mood swing?
Andi: I think I do. Yeah.
Lisa: You know that this man's about to make a move on her.
Karen: Hey.
Leslie: You need to look closely at
her relationship with Morris.
Aaron: You come off like you got this
tough as nails kind of vibe.
Karen: And I don't?
Aaron: It's for people who can't get close.
Officer: Mr. Borders. Stand up and put
your hands behind your back.
You're under arrest for the murder of Jasmine Borders.
Gary: Murder? Andi: Murder?
Gary: Wait, what--murder? Andi: No.
Officer: Yeah. That's what I said.
Gary: Wait. Hold on a second.
Officer: Sir, please do not resist.
Gary: Is she dead?
Andi: Officer, tell us something.
Is she dead? Murder? How...
Officer: Put your hands behind your back.
Andi: How was she? Was she--
what did you last see?
There's a mistake, baby. No, no, no, no, no.
This cannot be right. Officer: Please.
Sir! Officer 2: Sorry.
The rookie made a mistake.
Andi: What?
This guy is arresting him for murder. What--
Officer 2: He should have said attempted murder.
Gary: So is she alive?
Andi: You're an idiot. Gary: Is she alive?
Officer: Like it matters to you.
Gary: Answer me. Is she alive?
Officer: Sir.
Come on, let's go. Gary: Answer me.
Officer: Sir, I'm gonna tell you one more time.
I'm gonna tell you one more time.
Come on. Andi: Baby, it's OK.
Gary: Find out what's going on.
Andi: I will, baby. I will, I will.
I'm gonna get us help.
Gary: Yo, is she alive?
[Music]
Andi: Damn. Sabrina: Andi.
Andi: Sabrina. Um--
Sabrina: What is going on?
Andi: It's just like--Sabrina, listen to me.
Sabrina: You need to tell me now.
Andi: Calm down, OK?
Um, his wife had an accident and she's blaming him.
Sabrina: What kind of accident?
Andi: Just an accident.
Sabrina, I just need a minute.
Sabrina: Is she in here?
Andi: Yes.
She's here. Listen...
Sabrina: Hold on. Uh-uh.
Did he hurt her?
Andi: No. No, no.
Sabrina: How bad is it? Andi: Sabrina, please.
I just--I just need you to give me a minute--
Sabrina: Andi, how bad is it?
Andi: Sabrina.
Sabrina, Sabrina, Sabrina.
I will tell you everything later, OK?
Sabrina: Are you sure?
Andi: No, no, no.
Sabrina: Tell me what's going on--
Morris: He tried to kill her.
Sabrina: What?
Singer: ♪ Don't my girls hold me down ♪
Singer: ♪ Don't ♪ Let them boys mess around ♪
♪ My love life is a headache ♪
♪ We're going out tonight ♪
♪ Because I'm looking for love ♪
Sabrina, that is not true. AndMorris: It's not?ue.
Andi: It's not. You know it's not true.
Morris. Morris: Yeah, OK.
Sabrina: Andi, you'd better tell me what's going on.
Morris: What do you call that throwing her off the ledge?
Sabrina: Is he ser-- Andi: Let me ask you something.
What do you call attacking a woman in a car? Hmm?
Morris: Fair.
Andi: It's not fair, Morris. Morris: Uh-uh.
Oh, so, you got all the cards, huh?
Andi: Yeah, I damn sure do.
Morris: Well, you better play 'em right because your
little boyfriend is going away for a long time.
Andi: Don't count on it. [Morris chuckles]
Look at you.
You got your little W on your chest.
MM-hmm. Andi: You know what?
You keep all this up.
Because all this is gonna end for you, all of this...
Morris: I'm not doing anything.
Andi: is gonna end. Yeah. You are.
Morris: Yes, ma'am. [Chuckles]
Andi: I'm talking to you, Seven.
Morris: Seven?
Andi: There are seven women I found so far.
Morris: I don't have anything to say to you.
Andi: You sure?
Morris: Except for I hate bitches like you.
Andi: I got your bitch.
Sabrina: Is that the guy from last night?
Andi: It's nothing, Sabrina. Damn!
Sabrina: Sit down. Andi: No.
Sabrina: I just wanna know what's going on.
Andi: I know you do.
Sabrina, damn it.
Sabrina: Andi, please.
Tell me what is going on.
What's happening?
Andi: I need to go to the jail.
That's what's going on.
I need to leave here and I
need to get Gary out of jail.
Sabrina: Why?
I don't like this at all.
Andi: OK. Sabrina: Please talk to--
Andi: No. OK. OK.
I just--I know how you get.
Sabrina: Good. Then tell me.
[Andi sighs] I don't want you
to get all worried.
Sabrina: If you don't want me to be worried, I need you
to tell me what's going on.
Please, Andi. Andi: They got into a fight.
Sabrina: Did he hit her?
Andi: Just listen.
Please?
He told me that she was burning all his things...
and she was gonna put his mother's ashes into a gas tank.
So he accidentally pushed her off of him.
Sabrina: Over a ledge, Andi?
Andi: She fell, she fell. She just fell.
She fell.
Sabrina: Andi, are you sure?
Andi: He was just trying to get her off of him.
Sabrina: Andi, we gotta talk about this.
Please.
Andi: I know you're gonna run and tell the girls about this.
But if you do, I need you to have your facts
straight, OK?
He did not do this on purpose.
Sabrina: Andi... Andi: He didn't do this on purpose.
It was an accident.
Are you listening to me? Sabrina: I'm listening.
Andi: Tell them--if you're gonna tell them anything,
you tell them that it was an accident.
Are we clear?
Sabrina: Andi, I don't like this.
Andi: I know. I know.
I have to go--no.
I have to go.
I don't need you worried.
I have to handle this.
OK?
Sabrina: OK.
Call me.
Andi: I will. Sabrina: OK?
Andi: Yes.
Sabrina: Call me.
Morris: Hey.
Andi: What?
Morris: She wants to see you.
Andi: Why?
Morris: She wants to talk to you.
[Andi sighs]
[Jasmine groans]
You see what he did to me?
Andi: I thought you fell.
Jasmine: Would this happen to my face
from a fall on my back?
Morris: Look at her. Jasmine: Look at me.
Morris: Look at her. Andi: Shut up.
Morris: Well, what do you see?
Jasmine: Look what he did to me.
You see what he did?
You can't see, can you?
Because you know that he's gonna do this to you.
He is. Morris: No, please.
[Jasmine groans]
Morris: He's not a good person.
You've seen what he did to me.
Jasmine: He beat me.
He doesn't care.
Be careful.
He's an isolator.
He'll try to move you away
from your family and your friends,
get you all by yourself so that he can
control you, control the bag,
who you talk to, where you go.
He's an abuser.
And he's gonna do this to you.
He's gonna beat you just like he beat me.
He's gonna do this.
He's--he's gonna do this to you.
[Music]
Jasmine: Who is that?
Morris: Her friend.
Jasmine: He's gonna do this to your friend.
He's gonna do this to you!
[Andi crying]
Sabrina: Andi. Andi: Sabrina.
Sabrina: Andi, what's going on, please?
[Andi crying] I don't know.
Sabrina: Did he hit her?
Andi: No, no, no. Sabrina: Did he hit you?
Andi: No. No.
Sabrina: Are you afraid of him, Andi?
Andi: No, of course not.
I'm--I'm not--I'm not afraid of him.
Sabrina: What did I just see in there?
Andi: I--I don't know.
Sabrina, I don't know.
Sabrina: Please, Andi, please talk to me.
Please talk to me. Andi: I would never let him hit me.
Sabrina: Again?
[Music]
Andi: That was in college.
Sabrina: I know, but you stayed with him, Andi.
Andi: I know.
Sabrina: And he kept hitting you.
Andi: I know!
But I left.
I left.
Sabrina: After he bruised your ribs, Andi.
Please. Please.
What can I do? What can I help you with?
Andi, talk to me. Please.
Andi: I am not that girl anymore.
I'm not.
I am a woman that would
never let that happen again.
Sabrina: Are you sure?
Please, Andi. Please tell me.
Andi: Sabrina, just stop!
Just stop, OK? Sabrina: No, I--
Andi: No, leave me alone!
I have to go.
You don't touch me.
[Music]
Lisa: So you understand?
Zac: Yes.
That makes sense.
Lisa: Does it?
Zac: Yes.
Lisa: Because, Zac, I know my daughter.
Zac: Then you should know that she doesn't want me no more.
Lisa: Oh, Zac. You haven't heard
a damn thing I've said.
Zac: I heard you.
[Lisa sighs]
Then you know she still wants you.
Zac: Women are confusing as hell.
Lisa: Oh, no. Men.
That's confusing as hell.
Zac: OK. OK.
Lisa: Zac, what's your plan?
Zac: For what?
Lisa: Your life.
Zac: I'm working.
Lisa: That's it?
You wanna work at the airport
for the rest of your life?
Zac: What's wrong with that?
Lisa: Zac, what happened to you
wanting to be a barber,
owning your own barber shop, going back to barber school?
Zac: I talked to Karen about that.
Lisa: And what did she say?
Zac: She started saying how-- well, the first thing she said
was, "You know you ain't gonna be working at my shop."
Lisa: Why did she say that?
Zac: I don't know. She was talking about how
she don't wanna be around me that much during the day
and she don't want us to spend that much time together.
I don't know, Lisa.
Lisa: So that's it? You're just giving up?
Zac: No. I didn't just give up.
Then she started complaining about how I wasn't bringing
enough money, so then I started taking
more shifts at the job.
Lisa: And?
Zac: And what? Like, what--what the--
and--and what?
Lisa: And. Just what I said.
Zac: Oh, my gosh.
Lisa, I was working 16 hours a day.
Lisa: OK.
Zac: What? Lisa: Zac, that's what a man does.
A man works. And he works until he--
he works harder and harder
until he gets his shit together.
Zac: I am.
Lisa: Are you?
Zac: I hear you.
Lisa: Do you?
Zac: I do.
Lisa: Zac, look.
I'm a woman.
And I didn't raise a boy, I raised a girl.
And I wish I could understand
what you as a man are going through.
I'm sorry. I can't.
But common sense is common sense.
Zac: I hear you.
[Knocking on door]
Who is that?
Lisa: I texted my friend.
Zac: Why?
He just gonna walk in my house like that?
Lisa: Yes. Hey, baby.
Chris: Hey, baby.
[Lisa chuckles]
Sit down, babe. Zac: Babe.
Lisa: I want you to meet Zac.
Zac, this is Chris.
Chris: What's good, bro?
Lisa: Did you bring my drink? Chris: Yeah, yeah.
Lisa: Yeah, I want you all to talk.
Chris: OK. Lisa: All right?
Zac: All right. Lisa: OK.
Thank you.
I will pour.
Chris: What you wanna know, bro?
Zac: I don't know.
Lisa: Tell him about yourself.
Zac: It's like being on a date.
[Chris chuckles]
Man, well, my mom locked up.
Zac: Uh-hmm.
Chris: My pop, never knew him.
Zac: Uh-hmm. Chris: My aunt raised me.
Zac: Uh-hmm. Chris: But she died
and sent me to foster care.
Zac: Oh.
Chris: Fifteen, went to jail for attempted murder.
Got off six years ago.
Zac: So, congrats.
Lisa: Tell him how old you are.
Chris: I'm 34.
Lisa: Tell him what you do for a living.
Chris: I own my own construction business.
Zac: Nice.
Lisa: Tell him how much money you make.
Chris: This year, I'm about to touch a mil.
Lisa: And tell him how you did it.
Chris: I mean, I knew I had shit coming up against me,
so I had to find a way to break through, bro.
Lisa: There you go.
Zac: Damn. A mil, though?
Lisa: Zac, I love this man.
Zac: That's your man?
Lisa: Yes.
Zac: Wow.
Lisa: What?
Zac: No, nothing. I was...
Lisa: The age?
Zac: No. Lisa: Zac, come on.
This is a man.
This is a man and this is what my daughter is looking for.
Zac: Well, your daughter got ol' boy.
Lisa: Oh, Zac.
My daughter is looking for a man like this in you.
Zac: I hear you. Lisa: Do you?
Zac: I do. Lisa: Zac, because this
shit is getting old.
And [sighs]
you just gotta get it together, all right?
Do something with your life.
In the meantime, I'm going home.
I'm going to go take a bath.
I'm going to get relaxed and I'm going to be
waiting for you.
Don't make me wait too long.
[Kiss] Chris: I won't.
Lisa: All right. Stay with this kid.
Zac: Kid? I'm older than him.
Lisa: Yeah, and somehow, you're still the kid.
Like I said, don't make me wait.
Chris: I love you, baby. Lisa: Bye.
Chris: Damn, man. She's amazing, ain't she?
[Door closes]
Zac: If you say so.
Chris: Look. She's strong.
Zac: What the hell is this?
Chris: She likes green juice and vodka.
Zac: Why? You drink this?
Chris: Yeah, man. [Laughs]
[Zac exhales] Chris: But look, she's strong.
Zac: Just like her daughter.
Chris: Yeah, but, look.
They just strong women, man.
They're looking for a strong man, that's all.
Zac: Have you met her daughter?
Chris: Yes. Zac: Well?
[Chris chuckles] Listen.
All that shit is an act.
I'm telling you.
Zac: How you know so much so young?
Chris: 'Cause I pay attention.
Zac: How you start your business?
Chris: Knocked on a few doors.
You know, I ran a construction company,
so I made some good connections.
I was good at it, led me to a lot.
You ever do construction?
Zac: No.
Chris: It's hard work.
Zac: Hey. Chris: But it pays off.
Zac: Do you wanna tell me everything?
Chris: Sure.
Zac: But I ain't drinking this shit, though.
Chris: Look, man. First, you gotta level up.
Get your money right, make some connections.
Zac: OK.
Chris: If people like you, they're gonna invest in you.
That's the key.
Zac: Yo, you got to tell me everything, man.
Chris: I got you, bro.
If you're gonna listen. [Chuckles]
Zac: I'll listen, but I'm not
drinking this shit, bro.
[Chris laughs] All right.
[Music]
Zac: Y'all ain't into that threesome shit, right?
Chris: Man, we into all of that--nude beaches.
You see she had that leather vest on.
Zac: All right. You--well, you stay--
keep that shit that way, all right?
I ain't with none of that.
Especially not with her.
[Chris chuckles]
Zac: Just--just tell me about the million, bro.
Chris: I got you, man.
[Music]
Karen: I'll get this. Aaron: No. No, no, no, no.
I got it.
Karen: You sure?
Aaron: Yeah.
Karen: Well...
Aaron: What?
Karen: I ain't never had a man wash anything.
Aaron: Talking about your boyfriend?
Karen: I don't wanna talk about him.
Aaron: You sure?
Karen: Yeah.
Yeah.
Aaron: You brought him up.
Karen: I didn't mean to.
Aaron: Well, it's OK.
Karen: No, it's not.
Aaron: Look, I talked about Fawn for most of the dinner.
Karen: Yeah, but that's different.
Aaron: I know.
But look, if you feel like you need to talk about it,
I want you to.
Karen: I don't need to talk about him.
Aaron: I think you do.
Karen: Why do you think that?
Aaron: Because it's--it's not good to hold things in.
[Karen scoffs]
I'm not holding anything in, OK?
I just--I talk to my girls about it.
Aaron: Oh. Karen: Uh-hmm.
Aaron: Yeah.
Karen: What does "Oh" mean?
Aaron: Sometimes, it's just better to have
a man's perspective.
Karen: He cheated on me.
Then he thought he got some girl pregnant.
Turns out she wasn't, but it still drove me crazy.
He has no vision.
He works at the airport.
That's probably all he'll ever do.
I can't motivate him.
And drives me crazy, too.
[Sighs]
Aaron: And you love him?
It's OK.
Karen: What I know about loving someone is that it
don't mean they're good for you.
Aaron: I get that. For sure.
Karen: I just... I wanna move on.
I want... Aaron: What do you want?
Karen: I wanna be happy.
Aaron: We all do.
What do you want in a man?
Karen: I want a man who sees me.
A man who washes the dishes.
A man who holds me after he comes.
Is that too much to ask for?
Aaron: No. Karen: Right.
Aaron: Not even close.
Karen: I want a man who tells me that I'm beautiful.
A man that helps me pay for the bills.
A man that makes me feel safe.
A man that wants to be a great father.
[Sighs]
That just wants all the same thing--
[Music]
Aaron: You're describing me.
Karen: Aaron... Aaron: No. Mm-mm.
Please. Don't stop me. Please.
Karen: We can't. We can't.
[Aaron sighs]
Look, I'm breaking every rule in my head.
Just--please don't stop me now.
Karen: I'm sorry.
Stop.
Aaron: OK.
Here you go again, saving me.
Karen: I think I'm saving me, actually.
Aaron: OK.
Karen: I haven't been with anyone but him.
Aaron: In how long?
Karen: I was celibate before I met him.
So three years?
Aaron: I see.
Karen: And?
Aaron: My wife just died.
Karen: Yeah. Aaron: Yeah.
Karen: So, look...
Aaron: Yeah.
Karen: And you also have to go to that wake soon.
[Aaron sighs] Yeah. Which I am dreading.
Karen: You'll be fine.
[Aaron sighs]
Karen: I know you will.
You're understanding.
Aaron: Yeah. And I am a man of God.
So we shouldn't have sex anyway.
[Sighs] Karen: You practice that?
Aaron: I do.
But I am willing to break the rules tonight.
Karen: Why?
Aaron: You.
[Sighs]
You're beautiful.
Your eyes, your body.
Your...just you.
And the way that you smell.
[Sniffs]
[Sighs] Damn.
Karen: Is that a good thing?
Aaron: Whatever it is, it's driving me crazy.
And I just wanna taste it.
Karen: OK. You should go.
Uh-hmm.
Aaron: But we haven't had dessert yet.
Karen: Hmm. I'm on a diet.
[Aaron chuckles] Karen: Please.
Aaron: Well, I still gotta finish the dishes.
Karen: Oh, you finished--you finished, buddy.
You done.
Aaron: You sure? Karen: Yes.
Thank you for a beautiful evening.
Aaron: I see.
[Knocking on door]
Karen: Damn.
Aaron: Is that him? Karen: I don't know.
Aaron: You want me to get it? Karen: No.
I want you to go home before we do something we'd
both regret.
[Knocking on door]
Karen: Damn! What?
Aaron: Don't be so sure that we'd regret it.
[Door opens]
Sabrina: Girl, you know we got each other's keys.
Karen: Damn.
Sabrina: I've been calling you.
Aaron: Yeah. Karen: I've been-- I've been busy.
Sabrina: I need to talk to you.
Aaron: I'm on my way out anyway, so.
Karen: OK.
Call me.
Aaron: You can count on that.
Sabrina: Excuse me.
[Music]
Sabrina: Sorry. Aaron: It's a pleasure.
Sabrina: Uh-hmm. Aaron: Yeah.
[Music]
Karen: Girl, what's up?
Sabrina: It's Andi.
Her and Gary are in the hospital right now.
Supposedly, he beat his wife
till she was black and blue
and threw her over a balcony.
Karen: What?
Sabrina: Yes.
Karen: Who told you that?
Sabrina: I was in the hospital, visiting Maurice.
Karen: OK. Sabrina: And I saw her there
with Gary, with my own eyes.
Karen: Let me call her.
Sabrina: She's not answering her phone.
Do you remember what we had to do to get rid
of that asshole in college?
Karen: I'm sure this is not that.
Sabrina: How are you sure? Karen: I am, OK?
[Sighs]
Sabrina: I don't know, I don't-- something don't feel right.
Karen: God, she's not answering.
Let me text her.
[Music]
Sabrina: This is not good. Something ain't right.
Karen: It's OK, all right?
It's fine.
Sabrina: Karen. Karen: Look at me.
I know you get worked up, OK?
I get it.
But it--this is fine.
OK? This is not what that was.
She ain't going through that again.
Sabrina: You two keep secrets.
Karen: Not about things like this, OK?
Now just go home. Relax.
I'ma call her, we'll all go to dinner and talk about it.
Sabrina: You know I just... Karen: I know.
You get worked up.
[Sabrina sighs] [Karen sighs]
How's Calvin?
Sabrina: Shit!
Karen: What? [Sabrina groans, sighs]
He's at my house. He's sleeping.
I left when he was drunk.
Karen: Drunk? Why is he drunk?
Sabrina: His dad. Karen: Oh, yeah.
Sabrina: Yeah.
Karen: Oh, OK. Go ahead.
Go home. Take care of Calvin.
I'll find out and I'll let you know.
Sabrina: OK. Karen: OK.
Sabrina: Call me. Karen: I will.
[Music]
Sabrina: By the way, what was he doing here?
Karen: Get out. Get out.
You come in my house, asking me questions.
Can you leave your key?
[Door closes] I didn't think so.
[Music]
Officer: Here you go.
Andi: Um, excuse me.
When I came in, you knew who I was.
Officer: Andrea Barnes.
Andi: And you knew who my client was?
Officer: Mr. Borders.
Andi: How did you know that?
Officer: Shit, everybody knows who you are.
Andi: What does that mean?
Officer: Uh, nothing.
Andi: What does that mean?
[Music]
Where did you get this?
Officer: Shit, they've been emailed
to everybody at the station.
Andi: Where is he?
Officer: Uh, just have a seat.
He'll be in in just a moment.
Andi: OK. Get him.
Officer: Another officer is bringing him in.
[Chair clatters]
Uh, how are you?
Andi: Excuse me?
Officer: How are you? Andi: Will you go get
my client, please?
Officer: He's coming.
But, uh, here's my card if you ever wanna go out.
Andi: Hey, baby. Gary: Hey.
[Music]
[Chair scrapes on floor]
Hi.
Andi: Hi.
Gary: Hey, officer, do I have to have
these cuffs on?
Officer: Yes, sir.
Gary: Are you OK?
Andi: I'm fine.
Gary: Hey, what's wrong?
What's wrong?
Andi: This situation.
[Gary sighs]
Is she OK?
Andi: She's talking.
Gary: Oh, thank God.
[Sighs] Thank God.
Andi: But Gary... [Gary sighs]
What?
Andi: She's in pretty bad shape.
Gary: Well, shit, she fell off a ledge.
I mean... Andi: Did she fall on her face?
Gary: No, she fell face up.
Andi: She's black and blue.
[Pounds on table]
Gary: This is some bullshit, man. [Sighs]
Andi: What happened to her?
Gary: Look, I--I told you. She--
Wait. You don't think I did this, do you?
Are you serious? Andi: No, I'm just--I'm just--
Gary: Damn! Andi: I'm--
Gary: You really don't know me, do you?
Andi: Gary... Gary: No!
Shit, I thought you knew me!
Andi: I am just asking.
Gary: No, you're asking me if I--
you're asking me if I beat her.
Is that right?
Andi: I believe you.
Gary: Do you?
Andi: Yeah.
[Gary sighs]
Andi, I need you.
Are you with me?
Andi: Uh-hmm. Gary: Are you?
Andi: Yes.
Gary: How could you ask me that?
Andi: I was just asking.
Gary: You don't know me.
Andi: I know that I love you.
I know that this is the most time we've spent together.
I know that.
Gary: I did not do this to her.
Do you believe me?
Andi: Uh-hmm. Yes.
Gary: Do you? Andi: Yes.
Gary: Babe, I need you now more than ever.
OK?
Andi: OK.
[Handcuffs scraping metal bar]
Gary: I need to get out of here.
Andi: OK. Um...
I can call your lawyer friend that you talked about.
Gary: What friend?
Andi: The--the guy you said could help us?
Gary: I, um...I don't have
a--a lawyer friend that can help us.
Andi: Gary, why did you say that?
Gary: I just got jealous when I
saw you with that guy.
Andi: Baby, Ben could help us.
Gary: I don't want his help, OK?
Andi: Just let me call him. He can get you bail
right away. Please.
Gary: Are you sure you can't?
Andi: Baby, that's not my lane.
I found that out last time you were in here.
Gary: OK.
Andi: OK?
OK. I--I'm gonna call him.
OK? He's gonna get you bail right away.
Gary: OK. Andi: I'll be back.
Gary: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Um, did my business manager call you?
Andi: No.
[Gary sighs] He was supposed to.
Andi: Oh. I have a missed call
from a 917 number.
Gary: Oh, that--OK. That's him, that's him.
Andi: OK. Gary: Andi, Andi, I need
to move some money into your account.
Andi: Why?
Gary: I need--just need to move it from her
and move it and--
Andi: You know she has access
to all your assets, right?
Gary: Can I just do it?
Please. Can I just move the money?
Andi: OK. Gary: OK.
Can you call him back and give him your
account information, please?
Andi: Yeah.
Gary: OK. Andi: OK. Um...
Gary: Wait. Can you, um...
Andi: I'm gonna--I'm gonna, uh, I'm gonna be back.
Gary: Wait.
Tell me you love me.
Andi: I love you.
I do.
Gary: OK. OK.
Andi: OK.
OK. I'll--I'll be back.
Gary: All right.
[Music]
[Line ringing]
Andi: What?
Leslie: Are you coming?
Andi: I have a lot going on, Leslie.
Leslie: You really should come while I'm drinking
and I wanna talk.
Andi: I'll be there as soon as I can.
Leslie: Well, I may not wanna talk later.
Andi: Damn it, then don't.
Leslie: Just come.
I'm at the bar.
[Phone rings]
Andi: Who's this?
Man: This is Gary's financial guy.
Andi: Oh, hi.
Man: He told me to call you.
Andi: Yes. I--I spoke to him.
I can email you my account number.
Man: And you're OK with this?
Andi: Yes. Man: OK. Great.
Andi: Uh-hmm. Man: If you can
get that over to me,
I will have a wire done now.
Andi: OK. Thank you.
I'll do it now.
[Music]
Singer: ♪ I've been running ♪
Sing♪ I've been hiding ♪i
♪ Falling in love ♪
♪ Now I'm trying to hold it ♪
♪ Try to find it [indistinct] don't you... ♪
Man: Oh, my God. Where did you find this one?
Leslie: You know how I do it.
You know how I come here.
Man: Jesus. [Chuckles]
Leslie: Hi.
Man: Now where did you find this--
Andi: Uh... Man: Oh, sorry.
Is that too far? [Chuckles]
[Leslie chuckles] Hey.
Andi: What is so urgent that I had to meet you here?
Leslie: Oh. Now, this is Nicki.
Andi: Could you move?
Leslie: Why don't you grab us a few drinks, baby?
Give me a few minutes to talk to her.
I'll be back.
Man: I'll walk you to the bar.
Leslie: Sit down. Andi: I don't wanna sit down.
Leslie: You wanna hear this.
Andi: OK. What is it?
Leslie: They planned it all.
Andi: What?
Leslie: Morris and Jasmine.
They've been having an affair for a year.
He's having financial trouble. Hmm.
Barely paid me most of the damn time.
Then that son of a bitch fired me.
Andi: Wait, what are you talking about?
Leslie: They planned it.
Andi: What exactly?
Leslie: They've been seeing each other for a year.
She wanted to get out of the marriage, but, you know,
Gary makes all that crazy money.
So they've been looking for anything on him.
And then you came along, and they knew you
were a lawyer.
So they knew that would do it.
Morris came up with the idea to get that
crazy settlement from your firm.
Andi: Leslie, do you have proof of this?
Leslie: Your boss.
Andi: What?
Leslie: Bellamy.
He's in on it.
Andi: Why would he do that? He's a partner in the firm.
[Leslie scoffs] He's got a lot of debt.
And he doesn't have to pay a malpractice insurance claim.
Andi: Why are you telling me this?
Leslie: You're a sweet girl.
You didn't know what hit you.
Andi: Is that what you think?
Leslie: Yeah. [Chuckles]
When you told Morris that he needed to drop the charges,
oh, he was happy you didn't know that whole deal.
Andi: Why are you telling me all this now?
Leslie: Because he owes me money and he won't pay.
Andi: Oh. Leslie: And Fatima hooked me up.
You see that girl who was just sitting there?
Listen. Wherever you land,
if you ever need a good PI,
I am one of the best.
Here.
This is all you need to bury them sons of bitches.
[Music]
Andi: Leslie, thank you for all of this.
But I'm not gonna hire you for anything.
Leslie: That's your loss, sweet mama.
[Music]
Karen: What the hell is going on?
Get out of my house.
Man: Don't you wanna know who I am?
Karen: I don't give a damn who you are.
Get the ... out of my house.
How did you get in here?
Man: I'm Fawn's brother.
My mother told you I'd be coming.
Karen: Get out.
Man: You killed my sister? Karen: I said get out.
Man: I asked you a question!
Karen: And I said get the ... out!
Man: Yeah, you did!
[Karen screams]
Narrator: Next on "Sistas"...
Narrato[Karen groans] [Man grunts]
Get back! Sabrina: I got an alert on your account.
Andi: Gary needed to put some money in my account
to keep it from his wife's lawyer.
Danni: Do you see him?
Sabrina: Yes, Danni. I see him.
[Gary sighs] Thank you.
Danni: Why do men do that? Make you feel special,
and then they just move on.
Gary: Time to take a drive.
Andi: Sure. Let's do it.
Sabrina: Why are you out?
What you did to my friend and your ass
is out here, running these streets?
[Bottle shatters] Andi: Hello?
Woman: Don't trust him. Andi: Who is this?
Woman: They're coming for you.
[Music]