[Andi] Previously on "Sistas".
What are you doing here?
You won't talk to me.
And I still won't.
I am trying everything I can to say that I'm sorry.
He bought me a penthouse apartment.
-I'm pregnant. -Who's the daddy?
I put a timeline together.
I really think you should look at the calendar.
-Sabrina. -How are you?
All the better after seeing you.
Bitch, wasn't nobody even talking to you.
What are you? Calvin!
Here's my number. You must call me.
Danni, I'm a cop.
-Hi. -Hey, don't I know you?
No, I don't think so.
You look familiar.
Sabrina needs to get a lawyer.
This man bought me a fish bowl to watch me in it.
I got a call from a lawyer.
He was asking a lot of questions about you.
I'm not gonna say a word, if you have sex with me.
I bought a ticket home. Here.
-I love you, Danni. -Still on it.
This right here, he's off limits.
Do you understand?
-Are you okay, Karen? -I'm just a little dizzy.
You're bleeding.
The bank is closed.
You are under arrest for conspiracy to
commit bank robbery.
Get 'em out of here.
Does Danni know you're doing this?
[Maurice] Do you know him?
What do you think that's about?
I don't know, Andi, but I can't stand his bitch ass.
Okay. I won't worry about it.
Don't.
All right. Let's get back to work.
Okay.
All right, so um, we were on the Dexter-Jackson file.
That's where we were at.
Yeah.
Um, hello. Fatima.
Girl, I'm trying to calm down.
Well, what's going on now?
You know, nothing makes me madder than when a man
calls a woman a bitch.
I can understand that.
Mm-hmm.
Wait, who in their right mind called you a bitch?
-No man that's living. -I know that's right.
Yeah.
Wait, then where is this coming from?
All right, you're gonna make me say it.
Yes.
So Gary came in here today and said he was here
to see his lawyer.
Okay.
And I told him that you were busy.
Well, Fatima, I'm not his lawyer.
Right, right. I know that.
And proceeded to say that bitch ain't my lawyer.
Mm-hmm. Yeah.
He said that to you?
That's what he said.
Okay. I got it.
What?
I'ma show him what kind of bitch I am.
Wait, Andi. Hold on.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Where are you going?
Just give me a minute.
Hold on, hold on.
Fatima, now you know we're not gonna fight in this office.
Girl, I need to take my earrings off.
If you're about to confront him, I needs to be ready.
Oh, Lord. Okay, fine.
I'm coming with you.
♪ My girls hold me down ♪
♪ When them boys mess around ♪
♪ My lovelife is a headache ♪
♪ We going out tonight ♪
♪ 'Cause I'm lookin' for love ♪
So how do you feel?
Shit.
What is it?
My stomach is in knots.
Do you want me to go get the doctor?
No. She said she'd be back.
Okay.
I don't know what's taking her so long.
Do you think it's bad news?
No, I don't.
How do you know, Pam?
Because I think you just need to relax.
Oh, shit. Oh my God, my life.
I don't know what's going on. Everything is just upside down.
Yes, it is.
But you're okay.
No, I'm not.
-Karen. -Pam.
Can I tell you something?
What?
Do you have any idea how much I admire you?
I think you're smart.
You got your shit together.
No, I don't.
Well, maybe not in the man department,
but I do look up to you.
And all of this, it's all right.
Itll. don't Well, it is.
Do you want me to caar
No, I don't want youtol n. -What?
Oh.
You want me to call Zac?
Really Pam?
I'm trying to help.
I swear I'm not trying to worurves.
Okay, weth ely what you're doing right no
I swear I'm not trying Okay. I'Actually,e quiet
I'm not leaving you bhere by yourself.
I'm gonna be fine.
At least let me callianthe .
No. Just go, please. I'm fine.
I will wait for you outside.
[phone ringing]
Hey, mama.
[Lisa] Hey, baby. Why do you sound like that?
I'm on my way.
What?
[Lisa] Just tell me where you are.
Uh--
I'm--
I'm at the hospital.
[Lisa] What happened?
[Lisa] Are you sure you're okay?
Yeah, I am.
[Lisa] I'm on my way.
Okay.
Can you believe she's doing this shit?
Yeah, I can.
You can't trust these bitches, bro.
Hayden.
I'm telling you, I've had so many,
believe me.
They all like her.
You've had a woman like Andi?
Who do you think you're talking to?
You know how I get down, bro. I'm a player out here.
Come on now.
The word player went out in the 90s, Hayden.
You know what I'm sayin'.
Name one chick you had as bad as Andi.
-Fatima. -Fatima?
Yes.
And help me out here, playa. How long were y'all together?
See all that don't matter.
See you're getting into details.
-All that don't matter. -No, no, no, no, no.
Hayden, details matter.
Gary, see we getting a little distracted.
This is about you right now, right?
Did you buy her a car?
Nah, I ain't buy her no car.
Did you buy her an apartment?
I would never do that.
What you trying to say?
That's why we're here, brother.
But trust me, I'm gonna get all that back for you.
And on top of that, we gonna teach this bitch a lesson.
And what bitch would that be?
Excuse me. I'm in a meeting.
Hmm, that involves me.
You can still leave.
That's not happening.
Really?
Did you not hear what she just said?
Okay.
See, if you keep it up, you're going back to jail,
so be real careful, all right?
Hayden, I don't work for you.
Excuse me you two.
This involves me,
so would someone like to tell me what's going on?
I'm suing you.
-Gary. -No, no, no.
I'm suing you for the apartment and the car.
-Gary... -And pain and suffering.
-And distress. -And distress.
Andi.
It's okay. I got this.
This -- talkin' about pain and suffering
after all the shit he done put you through.
All the shit I done put her through?
Mother--, are you delusional?
Fatima, please do something in here, so I can take your job.
Please.
Andi, please.
Please let me shoot this mother-- just one time.
-Please. -No.
You need to get her up out of my office.
- -- -Please don't provoke her.
Okay? Fatima.
Fatima, hello. Hey, Fatima.
Could, could you just step out of the office just momentarily?
Both of y'all go outside.
Please. I got this.
-I got it. -Okay.
Cool 'cause I'm sick of both of these --.
Okay.
Bye.
-- you!
[door slams]
So you're suing me?
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
What's so funny?
You don't want me, Gary.
And I don't want you.
So why are we doing this?
-Andi-- -Is it because you think
I'm a bitch?
Because you told Fatima I was a bitch
and you let Hayden call me a bitch.
-I did not. -You did.
I just--
You just what?
You wanna hurt me?
Is that what you want?
-Look-- -Because you hurt me enough.
Suing me for pain and suffering?
You bought the penthouse, so you could watch my every move.
You bought me all those things, so that you can control me.
That's not true.
It is.
I want to talk about this.
You wanna talk about this?
Mm-hmm.
Well, I'm talking with my lawyer.
And as his lawyer, you need to leave.
I think you should leave.
Look at me, Gary.
Look at me.
You can't, can you?
We're wrong for each other.
You know that. I know that.
Hey, what are you doing?
What, what, what do you want? You want--
You want the penthouse and you want the car.
Is that it?
You're damn right.
I can defend this.
And I will win.
You put everything in my name.
And what you didn't do was pay the taxes on it
and that's fine. I did that.
But you also put me in a bind.
I sold my old place. I have nowhere to go.
You gave it to me 'cause you said you loved me.
That's fine.
I'll give you everything back.
How about you just refund me the mo
for the property and the car,
and we call it a truce?
Is that fair, Gary?
Is that fair?
Hayden, can I talk to her for a second?
-Bro. -Please just--
-Are you sure? -Yeah.
All right.
What are you doing?
Look, I don't know what you did to me.
What does that even mean?
Nobody makes me crazier than you.
Nobody makes me happier than you.
I mean, nobody -- me or -- me over like you do.
Oh, shit. I don't even know how I got to do to let you go,
but I--
Listen, I know this is bad.
And I know we don't match, but Andi--
I just, I don't know. I just--
Baby, sometimes--
People are just wrong for each other.
No matter how bad they want it.
And no matter what they do for it.
Is he that much better than me?
What are you talking about?
This-- Thobude.
It's not about Robin. It's about us.
You and me.
What is this? What are we doing?
Baby--
This is the end.
We're over.
You don't want to admit it,
but you know it.
I know it.
It's over.
Can you say that? Can you say that it's over?
We're over.
I'm gonna be fair.
I'm gonna give you everything back.
I never wanted any of it.
I just wanted you.
That's all I wanted.
I know.
I'll call the realtor tomorrow.
You can have everything.
All right.
Look, just so you know--
Please, no more sorries.
No more.
[line ringing]
-Hey. -Hey.
So what happened?
We got 'em.
-[Que] We did? -Yeah, we did.
So are they gonna let me walk?
Yeah, they gonna let you walk.
Okay, great.
But, D-A is gonna need you to testify in court.
[Que] Okay.
Okay, so you need to get a damn job.
Man, how am I gonna do that?
Just look like a good witness.
You don't have a record, so get a damn job
and stay out of trouble.
I will, but can you help me with that?
Damn. I gotta help you with everything?
I'm sorry.
Okay, look. I'll call you tomorrow.
I think I might have somebody that might hook you up.
And you better be there on time.
And do the damn job.
-I will. -Okay.
What the hell are you doing here?
What do you mean?
And where's Maurice?
I don't know.
Well, I don't know what you got going on,
but you can't stay here.
I just can't get up and leave, Calvin.
I don't care. You can't stay here.
Well, Maurice already said I can.
You know what?
I'm moving my shit out of here.
I can't do this.
-Well, maybe you should. -I am.
Look, um, I cooked.
-Say what? -Yeah, check it out.
It does look good.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Just for you.
What are you up to?
Man, look, I'm just here to help you and Maurice out.
Nah, nah, nah. You up to something.
I'm not.
Before you start scoopin' all that shit,
did you wash your hands?
Of course. It's clean.
-Look, just eat. -All right, well.
Eat.
I'll take a little.
That's all you want?
I'm talkin' about the food.
Yeah, okay.
Why are you doing this?
What do you mean?
Forget it.
Look, just eat.
Why do I keep getting this call?
From who?
I keep getting a call from the correction institute.
Really?
Yeah and the only criminal I know is standin' right here.
Well, I won't be calling you.
Nah, that's how you used to call Maurice.
Yeah, that's all-- Come on.
Here's your plate. Sit down.
I got it. I got it.
Just go ahead and enjoy, man.
I need a fork.
I got you. Here.
Go ahead and sit down and enjoy your meal.
Is that the fork you just put in your mouth?
Yeah, but you know, we're roommates.
Nah, we're not roommates. I'll get my own fork.
Hey, baby.
Mama.
-I messed up. -Oh, sweetheart.
Oh, it's okay, baby, whatever it is.
Come on. Sit down.
Okay.
Whatever it is, it'll be fine.
You don't even know what it is yet.
I can guess.
I'm pregnant.
And I was bleeding at work.
What did the doctor say?
I don't know. I'm waiting for her.
Do you want me to go get her?
No. She's been in here twice.
They just keep running tests.
Mama, I'm scared.
What are you scared for?
I want this baby.
Okay. Then happy thoughts. We're gonna have a baby.
It's just--
What?
And where's the baby daddy?
Well, um-- I didn't call him.
Why not?
Let me call Zac right now.
No, mama.
I don't know 100% that it's his.
Oh.
Okay.
So um, it might be his or--
The accountant?
-He's not an accountant. -Oh, honey.
It's all starting to make sense.
What is?
Why you're so stressed out.
I know, but I can't stop.
Why not?
Zac has moved on
and he's in love with someone else.
Okay.
What?
Oh, but babe, you still love Zac.
I don't wanna.
Oh, honey, it's just not that easy to forget him overnight,
not with all you've gone through.
Shit, I still love your father.
Not that I'd ever want him back.
No. You know, when we were together he was just young,
dumb, doing stupid things all the time.
I became the adult.
I was the one that had to make sure there was
a roof over our heads and food on the table.
I couldn't wait to get rid of him and when I did,
oh my God. It was fabulous.
Then he met that other woman and suddenly became
very responsible and became the man I always wanted him
to be with us.
And the tough part for me was
that now she was reaping the benefits of all my hard work.
And baby, that pissed me the -- off.
But I wouldn't have it any other way now.
And I know you love Zac,
but you gotta take all that love that you've got going
and put it into making that little nugget work.
-What if he's the father? -What if he is?
I'm gonna have to see him all the time.
Oh my God, Christmas.
-What? -Christmas.
When you were a little girl, every Christmas,
the day after, you'd start talking about what you wanted
for Christmas next year.
It drove me crazy.
And I would always say to you, baby...
Be thankful and enjoy what you have now.
Don't look so far ahead.
Exactly. This is Christmas.
You gotta stop worrying what's gonna happen next week,
next month, next year.
-I'm trying. -Well, mommy's here.
I'm gonna make you try just a little bit harder.
Gosh.
Oh, sweetheart.
-Hey, Linda. -Hey.
I'm about to get out of here.
All right.
This one right here is gonna go to fourth circuit.
Perfect. Okay.
These will go to Judge Bracket.
All right. Judge Bracket.
And the rest of these are gonna go out.
All right. Perfect. You want me to run these over?
Oh, no. Just get a messenger. It's fine.
-Okay. Perfect. -Thanks.
-Hey, girl. -Hey.
Are you okay?
Yeah.
What happened?
How about we talk about that later?
Okay. Well, um, do you need anything else before I--
Well, I was already getting out of here, but--
No, I don't need anything. I'ma leave with you.
Okay.
But where are you rushing off to?
My man.
Oh. Look at you. It's the glow for me.
Andi, I'm telling you. I love going home to him.
One day I wanna say that.
Andi, you're gonna find love. You will.
Oh, I got love.
I need a good, non-toxic variation of love.
It's preferred.
Yeah. I know.
Um, what is he doing here?
Uh. I don't know. What are you doing here?
-Hey Zac. -What's up?
Are you done?
I am, but what are you doing here?
You better be. I'm trying to take you to dinner.
-Oh. -Oh, really?
You see me. You see me.
I see you. That's cute.
I see you.
So is she ready to go?
Yeah, I am.
Bye, girl.
No, nah-uh-uh. I got more work for you to do.
I'm just kidding. Go have fun.
Oh, shit.
Okay, you want to explain this to me?
How is this criminal at my place of business?
I'm leaving, bro.
Come on, baby. Come on.
-Bye, girl. -Bye, girl.
See, that shit ain't right.
You know I got a restraining order imgh
Hayden, let this go.
Nah, I ain't letting shit go.
Robin told you to let it go. You should let it go.
Okay? Get a life.
This shit ain't over.
Get me a car.
Yes, sir. Coming right up.
Shit. No, don't tell me shit.
What is the delay?
There was weather, ma'am,
but your flight is gonna be here at the gate shortly.
Y'all -- suck.
Well, we sure are sorry, ma'am.
--, you can't get me first class?
Are you really saying this to me?
What? Shit.
Look, this is exactly why we didn't work out.
No. We didn't work out 'cause your black ass is broke.
You know what?
Excuse me, we don't actually need to sit next to each other.
You know.
I agree with you completely, but this flight is sold out.
Bitch, you can find us a seat.
Chill.
No, -- you.
I should've flown with another airline.
Well, there are plenty here. There's Silver Winds.
What? You know, what did you just say?
-Ma'am? -No, bitch.
-Julie, Julie. -I want you fired.
Excuse me.
Yeah, where is your damn supervisor?
Okay.
Chill that shit, all right?
No. I want her ass fired.
I'm-I'm sorry.
My supervisor will be here shortly.
If there's anything you can do.
I'll talk to my supervisor
and I'll see what she can do for you.
What's takin' so long, bitch?
Ma'am, have you been drinking?
-What? -I think you have.
I can kind of smell it and you know, unfortunately
we won't be able to accomodate you today.
Wait, wait, whoa, hey. Wait, wait.
I am getting on that plane!
Oh, unfortunately ma'am, I don't think you are.
Are you serious?
Wait. I'm sorry. Look, we, we're trying to get to our son.
He's at camp and he broke his leg.
Please, please.
You know, ma'am, if you would kindly sit your ass over there
and be quiet, I'll see what I can do.
Go ahead and sit your ass down, please.
Here, take the bag.
She's lovely.
-Oh, she is. -Thank you.
Mm-hmm.
He bought me some flowers.
-Hey. -Hey, Aaron.
-Is Karen here? -No.
I've been calling her.
So you decided to just pop up?
I mean, she usually returns my calls at this point.
Well, she ain't here.
Okay, well, did she tell you where she was going?
Uh-uh.
Hey Karen, I just want to make sure you're doing okay.
I've been calling you.
Call me back when you get this please.
Uh, what are you doing?
I'm just gonna sit here and wait for her.
Not right there you ain't.
Why not?
I'm about to close this place up and go home.
Okay. I mean, that's okay I could just-
-Okay. -Thank you.
-Pam. -What?
What's going on?
If she wanted you to know where she is, she would tell you.
Okay, fine.
Give a girl some breathing room.
I mean, you are fine, but you ain't all that.
Or did you play football or something?
Really?
-Did you really say that? -You heard me.
Would you just have her call me, please?
-Yes, of course. -Thank you.
-Hey, Andi. -Hi, Aaron.
-How are you? -I'm great.
-Good. -Good and just leaving.
Have you talked to Karen today?
No, that's why I'm here.
She's not answering her phone and I wanted to know why.
So you don't know where she is?
No.
Can I talk to you in her office for a send?
Not in there.
It's okay, one second. We won't even be that long.
No, no, no, no.
Just really quickly. Really quickly.
What's going on?
Is Karen okay?
Yeah, she's fine.
Okay. Do you kwhat's go?
She is my best friend, Aaron. She tells me everything.
Okay, so you know that she's not sure who the father is?
Of course. I'm aware of that.
I mean, I just want to be there for her, you know?
Aaron, Karen is the type of woman who when she needs
her space, she takes it.
So the more you push her, the more she's gonna push you away.
So you think I should step away?
No, that's not what I'm saying.
I just wanted to give you a better idea
of how Karen copes with things.
I'm just so confused.
So is she.
Does she still love Zac?
Oh, yeah, no.
I am not going to talk to you about him or that at all.
I get that.
I'm just looking for some good advice.
Kind of like the advice you gave Gary?
What?
Aaron, did you tell Gary to sue me?
Uh, no, I did not.
What did you tell him?
I don't want to break his confidence,
but I definitely did not tell him that.
Do you want more advice about Karen or not?
-Mm-hmm. -Okay, look.
All I'm gonna say is that he really, really loves you, Andi.
I know that.
And I think you love him, too.
You know what I've learned?
Is that you can love someone,
but not need or have them.
Look, I know that Gary has his issues.
I just, he really is a great guy, Andi.
That great guy called me a bitch today.
At my job.
Okay, well, that's disrespectful.
I'm not condoning that.
I guess what I'm saying is, if he's not reacting
from his anger like that,
he's a good guy.
Yeah, the problem with that statement
is that he's always reacting from his anger.
He's angry a lot.
Look, have you ever talked to him when he's calm
and really heard him out?
I have.
Has he told you about his mother?
I know about his mother.
And he's told you everything?
I'm sorry.
Are you insinuating that he gets permission
to be an asshole because of all those things?
No, no, no, no.
No, there's no excuse for being an asshole.
I'm not saying that.
-Okay. -Again, I don't condone-
-What are you saying? -Those actions.
I'm just saying that if you got to know his past more maybe you
could understand him better.
I think it's too late for that.
I understand that.
Have a good evening, Aaron.
Good evening, Andi. And hey, could--
If you talk to Karen, can you please have her call me?
I will.
-Thank you. -No problem.
-Bye, Pam. -Bye, Aaron.
-Bye, Andi. -Bye, Aaron.
Girl, he got it bad. He ain't even call.
He just popped up.
-Pam. -Hmm.
-Where is Karen? -I don't know.
You are lying.
I told you I don't know.
Pam!
Okay, look.
I do know, but she don't want me to tell nobody.
What the hell, Pam?
-I'm sorry. -Well, is she okay?
Yes.
You know what?
Karen, I have been calling you all day
and you are not picking up the phone.
I'm standing in front of Pam
and she's not telling me anything.
Call me back asap. I'm starting to get worried.
I'ma remember that.
-Andi. -You know what that means.
What does that mean?
Andi. I like your suit.
-[Andi] Girl! -And your shoes!
Babe, what are we doing?
We doing this.
We are in the middle of a parking lot.
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Look, what are we doing?
We here.
-Here. -Here.
What?
This spot right here is where my whole life changed.
Oh, the night I hit you on the bike.
Yes. Yes.
Oh, wow. Yeah, that was right here.
You don't, you don't get it?
No.
Imagine walking through, okay, riding through life
and getting smacked by the most beautiful,
non-driving ass woman in the whole world?
In a truck. And your whole life changed.
Zac.
Think about it.
If I'd have been one minute later--
Yeah, well, I was running late that day.
Okay, so imagine if you was on time.
Hmm.
We would've never met.
Yeah.
-But baby. -What's up?
-You been smokin'? -No, I ain't--
No, I ain't been smokin', Fatima.
Okay, so what, what, what's going on?
I'm just tryin' to--
Fatima, I--
I ain't never loved a woman like you before.
I ain't never even met a woma you before.
And I don't know what God did
to make me deserve to be with you.
Oh, babe.
No and just--
-No, seriously. -Stop it.
-Okay, so- -Keep it coming.
If I -- up or if you -- up.
I ain't gonna -- up.
Can we, it's my moment. Can I have my moment?
Okay, I'm sorry. I'll be quiet.
Go ahead.
If things ever get bad
and we feel like we can't get back to each other's hearts,
promise me, we can always come back here.
Yes.
I love you.
-Zac. -Yes.
That is so sweet.
-Is it really? -Yes.
Why are you telling me all the right things?
I just love you. Close your eyes.
Come on, close your eyes.
Okay.
I want you to think about the type of man
you want to spend the rest of your life with.
And I want you to know
that I'm gonna do everything in my power to be better than him.
-He looks like Idris. -He look like who?
-I mean-- -Keep playing with me.
Keep--you see? You see you playing around?
I'm joking, I'm joking.
I'm trying to have a romantic moment.
I know. I'm joking, baby.
Look, I don't need to close my eyes to know what I want.
-No? -No.
You are literally all the man that I want.
Stop, stop, stop, stop. Come on, stop.
You are literally all the man that I want and need.
Okay?
-I love you. -I love you, too.
Stop playing with me or I'll take you home right now.
Come on, come on.
Uh-uh.
What?
-Zac. -Come on.
-I'm trying to go home- -This was the date?
Are you trying to take me home now?
Fati--you bee--I been tryin to have this moment with you.
You've been killing this moment.
I'm trying to be romantic.
You taking all the romance out of it.
-I'm hungry. -You're always hungry.
Are you going to take me to eat?
I'm going to take you to eat. Can you change clothes
-so I can take you to eat? -Come on.
-Girl, you're just a hungry-- -I done worked all day.
I get it, but I'm trying to be romantic.
You can't let a -- be romantic?
That was sweet. That was sweet. That was sweet.
All right. Be ready to take off all your clothes.
What?
You have to be stripped searched.
No. I haven't even done anything.
Is that your real hair?
It's faux locks.
Can you take them out?
What?
Lady, are you hard of hearing?
No. You know this is a process.
Okay, then, can you take them out?
It's hard.
If you can't take them out, then we'll cut them out.
What? I need a lawyer.
I need to talk to somebody.
Look, Lady, we've got other inmates.
I'm not an inmate!
As of now, you are an inmate.
No. I'm not doing this.
I haven't even done anything wrong.
I need to talk to my lawyer now!
I am not in the mood for this or any of your foolishness.
Now we can do this the easy way or the hard way.
All I'm saying is, I need--
Officer Jack and Mims, we have an unruly prisoner.
I am not unruly.
You are not doing what I'm telling you to do,
therefore you are unruly.
I don't wanna hear it.
I didn't even do anything. I just--
Take her. She will not do it on her own.
What? Well, hold on a second. Ma'am, ma'am!
And that's not her real hair.
Ma'am! You know--
Sabrina, call me.
I've been tryin' to talk to you, girl.
I've been tryin' to call you.
Danni.
-Danni. -I thought you were gone.
I thought I was, too, but I thought about something.
What's that?
I love you, Danni.
Okay.
I know I messed up and I got some bad advice,
but I truly love you.
Just I'm--
I know you feel something for me, too, Danni.
Preston. It's just right now.
Listen, I have to tell you something.
I was dating this girl named Mindy.
Okay.
Mindy's not really sounding like a black-girl name, but--
No. Danni, she's not. We--
I needed to take a break.
We met in elementary school and then we dated
for a really long time.
I just needed to see what else was out there.
And I know that she was hurt by that, but I needed that.
Okay. You're sharing this just to--
That's because I didn't think it was important until now.
Why is this important now?
Just-- Hear me out.
Danni, she loves me like no woman ever has.
And I've just been out here running after you.
So I'm going home.
And I'm gonna take her to that same playground,
that same elementary school.
I'm gonna ask her to marry me.
That's beautiful. Congratulations.
Unless you tell me not to.
Okay.
Unless you tell me
that you don't want me to do that.
And that's what I'm gonna do, Danni.
Just tell me you don't want me to do that.
[Danni] Next on "Sistas".
Did Pam call you?
No.
Nobody knows I'm here.
Karen, come on.
-[Karen] Hi, Fatima. -Zac, talk to this girl.
No, you a low-down bitch for that.
Now you're worrying me.
I had a friend who said they were being investigated
at the bank.
-Investigated? -For the robbery.
If this baby is mine,
we're gonna have to figure this shit out.
Why don't you just go on home?
Andi.
Oh my God!