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Our Kind of People...

RAYMOND: I came to save
our company, Jack.

JACK:
I gave Teddy my shares.

There's always been
something special between us.

I am staying in Bungalow 3.

ANGELA:
It's kind of crazy --

both of us getting to know
our fathers at the same time.

We both think you should
move in with us.

Thank you.

How are you feeling
about your dad?

Can you please
not press me tonight?

Darius Bates knew your father
better than anybody.

He did have a girlfriend.
Patricia Vaughn?

That woman holds more secrets
than the grave.

♪♪

♪♪

Boo!

(gasps)
Oh, my God, you scared me!

-Hey, baby!
-Ahh!

I didn't know you were
coming in today.

I would've picked you up
at the ferry.

Well, you know,
I needed to stretch my legs

after that long-ass boat ride.

But I will take some sugar
if you got some.

-NIKKI: Piggy, is that you?
-Nikki!

Piggy's in the house!

PIGGY:
Oh, look at you.

Um, I want to hear
all about your trip,

but I just told Taylor
I was on the way, so...

Oh, do you, baby girl.

Don't keep your sweetheart
waiting.

-I love you.
-I love you.

See you when I get back.

Bye-bye, love you.

-Bye.
-(door closes)

So, what'd you do,
who'd you see?

Oh, just hung out with some
of the girls, you know,

talking about people,

and whippin' asses
in bid whist, like I do.

ANGELA:
Yes, you do.

Whoa. Good morning, Nate.

Miss Patricia, hello.

-Angela.
-Good morning.

So, what you two been up
to around here

while I was gone?

N-Nothin' too much.

Taking the same long-ass
boat ride to Boston,

trying to get a new job,
my own place

for when we all head
back there in the fall.

Oh. Are we all going back
to Boston in the fall?

Well --

Uh, Angela's about
to land her distribution deal

with Franklin through
the incubator program,

and I just want to contribute.

That's right.

And I hope you find
something really good.

Good luck, Nate.

Good luck, Nate.

Listen, okay, just don't.

I'm sick of this.

Tyrique thinks the same thing.

There's nothing.
There's nothing there.

There's nothing unresolved
between me and Nate.

He's here to co-parent
Nikki, okay?

I believe you.

But hell what you heard,
I'm here to tell you --

unfinished business
always comes back around.

See, look at you.

Ain't been here five minutes

and already spittin' out
Piggy-isms.

I need coffee.

I'll take a cup.

ANGELA:
Speaking of Tyrique,

he hasn't been
the same since you left.

He's all messed up
over his father's suicide.

♪♪

Lord.

Give me strength.

♪♪

♪ Head high ♪

♪ Confident ♪

♪ Strong mind ♪

♪ Resilient ♪

♪ You can't break me,
I was born to rise ♪

♪ Our kind of people ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Our kind of people ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

♪♪

♪♪

(sighs)

♪♪

LEAH: Need a hand?

You've been in here
for a half-hour.

I'm trying to think
of this whole (sighs)

chess game with Teddy

and all the damage
that he's caused Darmon

with tangling it up with
that shady shell company.

I'm sorry.

I should've told you sooner.

I was just hoping that
if I had more time,

I would be able to save Darmon,

or at the very least,
protect us.

No, Teddy would've stopped you.

He did.

All this dirt that I thought
I had on him

got cleaned up

the moment he got a whiff
of what I knew.

Raymond, I've been
trying to figure out

what he's been doing
for months now.

You're being very understanding
about this.

You told me the truth,
and you're standing with me.

That's the least I can ask for
for us.

So, what are we gonna
do next?

I am gonna show Teddy
exactly who you're married to.

Mm.

♪♪

JACKIE: Sloane?

If there was an actual
stairway to heaven,

the shine you put on
that banister would rival it.

Beautiful work, Sloane.

Well, do you expect
anything less

than perfect from me, Grandma?

Keep that same hustle when
you tackle the great room.

♪♪

Now, where were we?

Mm...right here.

♪♪

This last week has been
hella stressful.

I mean, sneaking around

and my grandma
watching our every move.

We need to get out of here,
you know?

Have some real fun.

My friend Mariah's
having a party tonight.

-You should come with me.
-I'm down.

♪♪

What is this, an ambush?

(laughs) An ambush?
That's really dramatic.

-You could've called.
-I have.

I've been calling.

Tyrique, I'm trying.

Look, I don't try.

I'm usually the first one to run

at the sign of trouble,
but I'm trying with you

because I thought we were
building something.

Weren't we?

Angela, Teddy's got me
pitching on the sky boxes.

I'm keeping myself busy.

Seems like you're busy, too,

like maybe you want
to try again with Nate.

So I'm giving you your space
to figure that out.

I know what you think you saw,
and no.

I didn't ask for space.

I think you're using this
as an excuse

to avoid talking about
how you're really feeling.

Yeah, you should know.

Being as though
you're doing the same thing.

Okay.

Seems like you want
to keep running, so...

♪♪

♪♪

LEAH:
And as you know,

we are approaching
the end of summer.

Our Dean of New Prospects,
Olivia DuPont,

will explain
what the next few weeks

will entail for those of you
looking to join our sisterhood.

Thank you, Madam President.

Now, over the next few weeks,

some of this chapter's
most prestigious alumni

will be returning to the island

to personally vet
this prospective class.

Now, the first of these
"get to know you" events

will be this evening's
Low Country Crab Boil,

where some of you
will meet expectations

and others of you will not.

-O-Olivia.
-What?

I frankly don't think
that our alumni

will get her...charm.

"Her" has a name, and why not?

I mean, I've proven that
I want this sisterhood,

and I'm down with
public service just like y'all.

I don't get it.
Is it back to that stuff

about my bank account,
or lack thereof?

Ms. Vaughn, as much as
we know how much you love

making a one-woman show
out of every event,

we have actual business
to attend to.

Thank you.

You started it
with your slick comment.

I'm -- I'm sorry.

I'm just speaking up for myself.

My mother, who was
the smartest person

God ever saw fit
to walk this Earth,

always taught me to speak
your mind at any time.

And in order to become
a Gracetie,

you must also learn
that there are times

when decorum must
take precedence

over your opinion.

Okay, Olivia,
let's not do this.

This is what I mean.

There's a certain refinement
that comes from being born

to this rare air

that is impossible
to counterfeit.

That is why the Graceties
have never invited

someone not on our level
into our membership.

Not on your level.
You know what's not counterfeit?

This blood.

-Angela.
-I belong here.

-Angela, let's just --
-No, she --

Let's just take a walk.
It's fine.

As I was saying...

All right, you need
to calm down.

Calm down?
Did you not hear Olivia?

You know what?
If being a Gracetie means

being more like her, I'm out.

-I don't need this.
-Actually, you do.

-Why?
-You'll see.

MAN ON TV: Dow Inc, meantime,
posting an earnings feed

for its second quarter --

-Angela, hello.
-ANGELA: Hey.

Leah and I wanted
to talk to you,

and I'm afraid it's bad news.

What is it?
Is it your health?

No, no, no, I'm fine.

It's the incubator program.

Franklin Holdings is
going to shut down

this summer's program,

which means that
your distribution deal

-isn't gonna happen.
-What?

Ever since the intrepid
Alex Rivera

exposed my Parkinson's
diagnosis,

we've taken a hit.

The board voted to stabilize

by putting all of our assets
in the stadium deal.

Franklin Holdings cannot
invest in anything now.

LEAH:
Including Eve's Crown.

So it's over?

Just like that?

I'm sorry,
but our hands are tied.

I left everything in Boston
to come here.

I put my heart and soul
into this program.

And now I have nothing?

Oh, my God.

I have nothing.

I feel so stupid!

To think that one summer
could change my life

and my daughter's life.

It doesn't have to be like that.

The Graceties support
Black businesswomen

from within the ranks.

So win over the Graceties,
and I promise you,

you will stay on track
to meet your goals.

And, yes, you have to go
through all the events

and you have to get
around Olivia.

(chuckles)

But then you're part
of the sisterhood,

and I will do whatever
I can to help.

I have to go.

♪♪

Hey. You hungry?

Got enough chili for two.
Dozen maybe.

Hey, what's wrong, Gee?

Leah and Teddy canceled
the incubator program.

I had all my eggs
in that basket.

Now, in order to get
my business going,

I'm gonna have to charm
the Graceties.

If anybody can charm anyone,
it's you.

-(scoffs)
-Remember our Howard days

when you were doing hair
in the dorm?

Your magic touch was
the only thing

that the AKAs
and the Deltas could agree to.

True. (laughs)

And look, you're tenacious.

That's what gets me
most about you.

You just got to get your eye
back on the prize.

Thank you.

How are your prospects?

The, uh, only offers
I've had so far

are from a couple homies
on the inside,

and they're hiring
for the kind of jobs

that would land me
back in there with them.

♪♪

♪♪

♪ Ooh ♪

What are you doing?

Giving you some of my tenacity.

I'll take it.

Well, I need to go impress
some alumni, so...

got to study.

Later.

♪♪

Oh, shoot.

Damn it.

♪♪

Sir. Your --

Mother, yes.
I know those footsteps anywhere.

What is this I hear about Jack

selling his Darmon shares
to Teddy?

I'm handling it.
Can we get you a drink?

Uh, small gin martini.

If Teddy controls
that much stock,

we have no chance
of getting our company back.

Yeah, well, Jack and I
had a little dust-up,

so I'm gonna give him
a beat to cool down,

and then I'll get him to see
the light, but in the meantime,

we have more than just
his stock to secure.

Teddy has tied up Darmon

in some sort of
less-than-reputable operations.

Our Legacy, LLC?
I never heard of them.

That's 'cause it only
exists on paper.

A shell corporation?

Is Teddy setting Darmon
up for a fall?

(sighs) If your father knew what
had become of Darmon,

he would be spinning
in his grave!

I know you're really upset
right now,

but we both know
it's not on Dad's behalf.

When he passed, you expected
to be in charge,

but instead,
he put me in charge,

so with that, stand down.

♪♪

Melvin, freshen this up for me.

And I like three olives,
you know that.

MELVIN: Yes, ma'am.

♪♪

Meeting adjourned.

(sighs)

End of the summer.

That happened so fast.

Who are you tellin'?

I'm about to be back in boarding
school in a couple weeks.

And I don't know about you,
but I have not read one book

off of the reading list,
and you know...

Ms. Johnson does not play
in AP English.

(laughter)

Hey, Nikki, do you mind
if I just talk to Taylor

just really quickly?
It -- It's just personal.

Yeah, of course.

Text me.

I think my mom's cheating
on my dad with Uncle Jack.

I thought that my parents were
working on their marriage,

but I don't know, what if
my mom is playing my dad?

Like, am I wrong
for not saying anything?

Is there legit proof?

That's his key card
to his hotel.

I found it in my mom's car.

I don't know, Lo.

I mean, my mom's third marriage
ended when I told her

I saw my stepdad having lunch
with a woman alone.

Turns out the woman
was his boss,

but we still had a full-on
family implosion.

You sure you want to take
that risk?

Honestly...

I don't know.

♪♪

Come here.

It's gonna be all right.

♪♪

♪♪

Okay, so this is
my mother's memorabilia

from her time as president.

You should study everything.

There are invitations,

fundraising amounts,
guest lists.

Oh, oh, and these are labeled
so you get a sense

of who's who
of the Black Glitterati.

Got it. May I?

LEAH:
Yeah, of course.

Now, Olivia and her cronies
are gonna question you

on history, etiquette,
and past membership.

But most importantly,
on your commitment.

I want this, so I'm gonna
dive right in.

Ah. Giselle Hilgard.

Commit that face to memory.

She runs a venture capitalist
firm out of Boston,

and Giselle will be
coming to the

Welcome Back Low Country Boil.

Win her over, and you
keep Eve's Crown alive,

not only for you,
but for Nikki, too.

I was really just expecting
some tips and pointers.

This is...

Thank you.

Well, tips and pointers
are for friends.

I go deeper for family.

Oh, I'm gonna look for
the charter membership roster.

You mention any of
these names to Olivia,

and she might just pass out.

(laughs)

Good.

♪♪

♪♪

NIKKI:
Look, this is an easy one.

What was the theme of the 1988

Summer Arts Scholarship Ball?

Something to do with theater --
no, Broadway.

Um, a night at the opera.

Oh, my brain is full.

I don't know how I'm supposed
to cram all this

Graceties chapter history
into it.

Maybe we could try
a memory palace.

It's a memory strategy that
uses visualization

to help you remember stuff.

How'd you get to be so smart?

I could be smarter.

I was thinking that maybe
I could apply to

Lauren and Taylor's
boarding school.

(laughs)

You're always telling me
to take stuff

to the next level,
and this is me doing that.

And seeing your boo every
day doesn't hurt either?

Okay, you told me to make
friends, and I did,

and I-I just don't want
to lose them when it's over.

I get it, and baby,
let me tell you,

I love that you're
thinking bigger for yourself.

And I know that when you sit
in front of whoever runs

that school,
they'll see everything I see.

But...

boarding school
may have to wait.

Franklin Holdings took a hit
after Teddy's heart attack.

They had to shut down
the incubator program.

Which means no distribution
deal for Eve's Crown.

Yeah, I know.

But you know how you say
your mama always has a plan?

If I impress at this Graceties
alumni event,

I might just find
a new investor, such as...

...venture capitalist
Giselle Hilgard.

I'm gonna get her
a sample pack.

What do you think
her hair texture is? 4A?

Yeah, 4A looks right. (chuckles)

The dark blue will look
better under candlelight.

Hmm.

Well, pledges are your lane,

and everything else is mine.

If we're talking about lanes,

Teddy Franklin has
jumped the median.

By scooping up
Jack's Darmon shares,

your father has my son
in a choke hold.

Are you gonna help Raymond,

or are you too busy
ordering shrimp by the pound?

Oh, my man doesn't need my help.

OLIVIA: You know, you may be
running a corporation

and presiding
over the Graceties,

but the job you should be
working twice as hard at

is bolstering
your husband's success.

Thank you for the pearls
of wisdom,

and for killing feminism
while you're at it.

But you know what, I'm really
happy that you are here.

Please, have a seat.

Earlier, you mentioned
that our organization

has never admitted anyone
who wasn't upper class.

But I've been going through
Mommy's memorabilia,

and I came across a picture.

Hmm.

Of you, Rose, and Eve
at a tea for prospectives.

Look at us.

Rose believed that Eve
could rise in membership

with the Graceties and truly
build something for herself.

But instead, little Eve
took the shortcut

to success through Teddy's bed.

And so that's why
you're always so obstinate

when it comes to Angela Vaughn?

I'm sick of her touting
her mother's name,

putting her up on a pedestal
for all to admire

when, in reality,
Eve Vaughn was trash.

And Angela Vaughn is proving
to be no better.

Her behavior is a disgrace,

and the fact
that you can't see that,

it makes me question
your leadership.

♪♪

The dark blue.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

You know, there are easier ways
to get my attention.

-Is that so?
-Oh, it's so.

Yes, I don't know,
maybe like trying to buy

Jack's Darmon shares.

There's no trying involved.

Jack came to me.

Not the greatest negotiator.

He agreed to my first offer.

The result -- by week's end,

I will have a controlling
interest in Darmon Foods.

What will you have?

My youth.

You've been gunning for me,
and I had a lot of time

to actually contemplate why.

And the bottom line is I think
you're jealous

that I have the rest
of my life ahead of me.

Time is no longer on your side.

It's on mine.

There's nothing you can do
about that.

Enjoy your nightcap.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

(door opens)

♪♪

You know why it's so hard
to surprise me?

'Cause I never give anyone
the chance.

Why'd I find those
where you're sleeping?

Cocaine?

That's the new job prospect
you were talking about in code?

Why?!

It's one thing for you
to bring this in my house,

the house that my mother
worked her entire life

to pass down to me,
but in front of your daughter?

What were you thinking?

(vial shatters)

I cannot have you around
if you're gonna break her heart.

♪♪

(door opens, slams)

♪♪

(knock on door)

Hold on.

(laughs) Mama Liv.

Get in here. What brings you?

OLIVIA:
Well, every time I have a case

of Harpson's Reserve delivered,

I can't help but think about
that naughty little boy

who used to raid my bar.

You did stock the good gin. Oh.

You must be about
the only DuPont

who's not mad at me right now.

'Cause you know Raymond is.

Raymond doesn't need
to know I'm here.

How about a martini?

And a chat?

Let's.

♪ Run up on you
wit' da quickie ♪

♪ Bop around in this
like I'm Diddy ♪

♪ Fly east side ♪

♪ Doobie wrap, wrap wax,
gimme dap ♪

-♪ Ow! ♪
-Ooh!

Yo! What's up?
What took you so long?

-What up? I don't know.
-Hi.

-Yo!
-(laughs)

Want something to drink?

-Yeah.
-What kind?

Well, look who decided
to show up.

And you brought a girl.

I was wondering why you never
texted me back.

Now I know why.

I love your bag.
I'm surprised you got one.

I mean, they never
have that color.

Mariah, this is Sloane.

You know Jackie,
our house manager?

It's her granddaughter.

♪♪

Don't you ever introduce me
like that again.

What do you mean?

Everybody knows "house manager"
is rich people code for maid.

I'm sorry.

No, I-I'm sorry, babe.

I guess I'm just
a little insecure

around your rich friends.

I feel like if you tell them
my whole backstory,

they're not gonna accept me.

Look, I promise you you have
nothing to worry about.

Okay.

♪ When I come around
everything shut down ♪

♪♪

You know how to mix
a martini properly --

as dry as the Kalahari.

Cheers.

I learned from the best.

Well, what can I say?
I was the fun mom.

(laughter)

Hey, you were. And guess what?

Hey, fun mom,
do you want to do a bump?

'Cause I swear I got some coke
in here somewhere.

Jack, no one of good breeding
does cocaine anymore.

Eh.

Now, I hear that you and Raymond
are cross with one another?

I need my boys to --
to get along.

To keep your shares
to yourselves...

JACK: Mm-hmm.

...and out of the hands
of Teddy Franklin.

You two are like brothers.

No, no. Uh, not anymore.

Uh, Raymond made
that pretty clear.

And to be honest, I am just so
tired of his constant judgment.

Teddy is gonna pay me
a fortune for my shares,

and then I'm gonna be done
with Raymond.

Mm.

Oh, ho, ho.

Un poquito la cocaína.

Did your father ever tell you
how the DuPonts

and the Harmons formed Darmon?

Yeah.

Our great-grandfathers
were best friends.

Just like me and Raymond
used to be.

Not quite.

There was respect, yes,

but your great-grandfather
was no more to Raymond's

great-grandfather than
a guarantor for a loan at a time

when a Black man
couldn't get one on his own.

Now, granted, your family
did us a solid,

but we returned
the favor 100-fold

by allowing generations
to participate financially.

But those shares are
not yours to sell.

Listen carefully.

You may not sell your shares
to Teddy Franklin.

You're not my mother.

And according to you,
we're not even family.

No more than a guarantor.

Isn't that what you just said
to me, Olivia?

No.

Hey, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Hey, I'm sorry.

Let's just --
Let's have another drink.

Look, we will -- we will
celebrate the shares being sold

and the severing
of the families.

I mean, I am the end
of the Harmon line, right?

-Come on. Let's just --
-Let go of me!

♪♪

♪♪

Last of the line.

That's what you said, Jack.

♪♪

♪♪

(door closes)

That one's definitely Venus.

It's too damn bright.

Yeah.

(laughs)

Do you see why I'm re-taking
intro to astronomy this year?

-Mm-hmm.
-I got a "D."

-Yeah, I believe you.
-(laughs)

Uh, and speaking of classes,
your boarding school,

do they give scholarships to
people who can't afford tuition?

I mean, maybe.

I don't know.

Wait, are you --
are you applying?

I-I have been thinking about it.

Okay. That's cool.

Uh, yeah, I mean,
I thought it would be --

Hey.

Sorry, uh, I-I was
not trying to inter--

I will come back.

No, what's up?

Um...

well, I just figured out
what I was gonna do with,

uh, the thing.

And I need...

I was hoping that you would
come with me.

Sorry, Nikki, it's --
it's really not like that.

Taylor's just been
kind of helping me with --

it's just kind of personal.

No, it's okay.
It's cool, I-I'm coming.

I'll, um...

I'll come back and get you,
all right?

Okay. Come on.

♪♪

Wait.

Do you think
this is a good idea?

Uncle Jack might be a screw-up,
but he loves my family.

So I'm just gonna give him
the opportunity

to do the right
thing and back off.

Okay.

Uncle Jack?

-(gasps)
-Oh, my God, is he dead?

Lo, come on.

♪♪

♪♪

So, they really old friends
up in here.

(exhales sharply) Okay.

♪♪

Excuse me. Sorry to interrupt.

-Oh.
-It was good to see you.

Giselle Hilgard,
Managing Partner,

Contributing Editor
at Essence magazine,

and Graceties legacy.

Ooh, someone's done
their research.

Angela Vaughn,
CEO of Eve's Crown.

It is such an honor to meet you.

This organization
that your great-grandmother

helped found
is so inspiring, uplifting,

much like the work
you do at your firm.

We try to level
the playing field

for entrepreneurs other VCs
might overlook or undervalue.

That's what I'm talking about.

And, you know, Eve's Crown,
my hair care company,

is not a start-up,
but it's still small,

and we're looking to scale up

by securing
national distribution.

Matter of fact, we are launching
a new curl pudding,

and let me tell you,

this stretches curls
better than yoga.

Here.

-Is that jasmine?
-Mm-hmm.

Have you no decorum?

-Excuse me?
-Decorum.

Good taste, propriety?

Maybe you should've taken
that etiquette class

with your daughter,
because then you would know

we don't pass out samples
and pressure our VIP alumni.

I wasn't trying to pressure her.
I'm --

We all stand on the shoulders
of ancestors

like Giselle's
great-grandmother...

-I know --
-...reaching back

so we can continue
reaching forward

to take hold
of the very principles

that the Graceties
were founded upon.

Now, clearly, you did not
understand the assignment

because curl pudding is not
one of those principles.

I apologize for
our prospective.

I need you. It's important.

♪♪

♪ I've got an appetite
for more than I need ♪

Hey. Nikki, uh --

Is there something going on
with you and Lauren?

What?

Because you've been spending
a lot of time together,

and you're going back
to boarding school next month.

I don't want this to just be
a summer fling.

I love you.

Yeah, I-I just -- I can't talk
about this right now.

Is everything okay?

Do you n-need something?

Yeah, it's nothing,
I just, um...

♪♪

Can I --
Can I call you tomorrow?

I'm -- I'm sorry, I just --

Nikki!

(sighs)

♪♪

LAUREN: I found Uncle Jack dead
in his bungalow,

but I was too scared
to call the police.

I know. Your father told me.

Why were you and Taylor
even there?

I found his key card
in your car.

Look, I knew that you and Dad
were having problems, but --

No, no, no. Raymond, last week
at the beach club,

Jack gave me a key card
and invited me to his bungalow,

but he was wasted, and it was
totally inappropriate,

and obviously, I didn't go.

I'm sorry I didn't tell you.

Lauren, listen, I don't want you
to have to worry

about our marriage, okay?

Because your mother and I,
we're solid.

Lauren, why don't you go splash
some water on your face?

Run a bath.

I can come in,
we can talk it out.

♪♪

(door closes)

♪♪

Okay, Raymond.

You have to believe me.

Okay.

Jack was so reckless
with the drinking

and with our company.

Yeah, I was angry at him,

but I just never expected him
to go out like this.

And for our daughter
to have to see him like that.

I'm gonna go down there
and get in front of all this.

♪♪

♪♪

WOMAN ON TV:
Hakeem, why is the baby here?

Hey, baby.

-Hey.
-Where's Nate?

I thought maybe you two
had finally got a room

to do your 10 toes up,
10 toes down --

Piggy, please, all right?

Nate's gone.

I found drugs in his room.

Man, you should've heard
the game he was spittin',

talking about
how he's here to help,

how he want to shoulder
some of my burden --

Angie, the drugs are mine.

What?

A few weeks ago,
Tyrique came to see me,

and he started asking questions
about his father's past.

My past.

And it just brought up
so many memories that it...

...triggered the old me,
the me you don't know.

I was addicted to crack
back in the day,

and I fell in love
with my dealer, Darius.

Our love was so volatile.

And one day, we were high as
kites and we got to fightin'.

And I swear,
I wasn't going down easy,

'cause he had his hand
on my neck.

But I was able to grab a --
a --

a knife from the kitchen
counter, and I stabbed him!

Now, I didn't mean to kill him.
I swear I didn't.

I mean, I didn't want to!
I loved him!

But I was so scared.

And I...

I told Eve.

And she said that her boss,

Teddy Franklin,
would know what to do.

And so he had his bodyguard,
Tyrique's dad,

Calvin, take care of the body.

And that was that.

You must think that
I'm a monster.

Nope. Mnh-mnh.

You did what you had to do.

You said it was you or him,
right?

And I-I got those drugs
when I went to Boston.

I mean, I just had so much stuff
comin' at me

that I-I-I've been
struggling a bit, baby.

And I-I -- That's why
I had to get out of there,

and I know that I-I need to
start going back to NA meetings.

Angie, I see how happy

you've been
getting to know Teddy,

but your daddy
ain't worth a pot.

Now, he been danglin'
Darius' murder over my head

since we came to town,

and that's why
I left Nikki's Cotillion.

He even tried to force me to
use it to get you to leave town.

He can't be trusted.

He can't.

And you got to believe me.

I do.

Hey.

♪♪

OLIVIA: Get home safe.

Okay, we'll talk.

You know, the responsibilities
of the president

of this organization
run the gamut.

Sometimes it's choosing

the right place
settings for an event.

Sometimes it means reprimanding
a member who's out of line.

Well, heavy hangs the head
that wears the crown.

Who's on the block?

Well, I'm issuing
a formal warning.

-To you.
-Me?

(chuckles) Leah, you are drunk.

Go lie down.

Olivia.

I'm sick of your behavior
towards Angela.

This can't just be about
defending my mother's honor,

because my mother
has never been so cruel.

You know...

I was raised to believe
a woman's place

was behind her husband.

Bolstering his success,
propping him up.

Darmon was the family
business I married into,

but one I couldn't be
part of no matter

how many times I asked Vernon.

Eventually, I wore him down,

and he gave me
some money to invest.

I chose to back Eve's Crown.

So my mother wasn't the only one
who was friends with Eve?

Friends? (scoffs)

I trusted Rose, so I put cash
on the barrelhead,

and then she went and slept
with Teddy and got pregnant,

and then that arrest,
and Vernon scolded my judgment.

And he took the money back.

♪♪

And now her daughter's back
with the same mouth,

flaunting her freedom
to have it all,

when it was her mother
that took mine.

That wasn't Angela's fault.

♪♪

Look.

You will leave her alone.
You've been censured.

Push me, little girl.

I will push back.

♪♪

You're drunk, Olivia.

Go lie down.

♪♪

♪♪

I'm disgusted with myself.

I completely overreacted.

How's Piggy?

She'll be okay.

I just got so heated.

The last time you let me down,
you broke my heart.

More than any man
ever has, still.

I don't think I ever fully
got over it.

So, when I thought
it happened again,

I freaked out,
and that was on me.

I apologize.

(cellphone buzzing)

Excuse me.

Yeah?

This is Angela.

Hi, Giselle.

Really? I mean, of course.

Perfect, let me know what works.

Thank you.

-Good news?
-I --

Oh, my God!
That was Giselle Hilgard.

She said she loved my pitch,
that my curl cream had her curls

sitting up all night,
and she wants a meeting!

Uh-huh, I told you so, didn't I?

-Blah!
-Blah!

-Shut up!
-Push me.

Oh, my God.

♪ We don't even deserve this ♪

♪ We just want it all ♪

♪ You don't wanna have to tell
somebody when to call you ♪

♪ That's not what lovers do ♪

♪ They know when it's overdue,
yeah ♪

♪ But you don't wanna fall ♪

♪ You don't wanna risk
your heart being involved ♪

We can't.

Nikki just got you back.

I'm still in this
complicated thing with Tyrique.

Just...

You kissed me back.

♪ When the morning comes ♪

♪ You make it so hard ♪

♪ All you want is love ♪

It's reckless.

♪ That's all you want ♪

I'm sorry.

♪ When the morning comes,
you make it so hard ♪

♪♪

(knock on door)

Hey.

♪ You don't know what you want ♪

I couldn't sleep.

LAUREN: Same.

It's just, like, every time
I close my eyes,

I see Uncle Jack.

I just don't know
what to think.

♪ You just want it all ♪

♪ You don't wanna have to tell
somebody when to call you ♪

♪ That's not what lovers do ♪

♪ They know when it's overdue ♪

♪ Yeah,
but you don't wanna fall ♪

♪ You don't wanna risk
your heart gettin' involved ♪

♪ How is that love at all?
How is that love at all? ♪

♪ All you want is love ♪

♪ That's all you want ♪

I just can't believe he's gone.

I'm sorry, Q.

♪ All you want is love,
that's all you want ♪

Want me to make you
feel better?

♪ When the morning comes,
you make it so hard ♪

♪♪

Mom.

Raymond.

I didn't see you there.
I was looking for you.

-Where've you been?
-I was at the police station.

I was giving them a statement.

Told them how I was worried
about Jack.

He'd been having
a tough time lately

and he's over-indulging.

Hadn't heard from him
for a few days,

so I went by his bungalow
to make sure he was okay,

and when he didn't
come to the door,

I asked the manager
to check on him,

and that's when we found him.

He was dead.

♪♪

♪♪

That's unfortunate.

No. No, what it is is a lie.

What's unfortunate is that
Lauren found his body first.

(sighs)

RAYMOND: You know, I'd imagine
that there's not too many people

who drink Harpson's Reserve
with this shade of lipstick.

♪♪

I told you to stay out of it.

So, I'm pretty sure that they're
gonna rule this an accident.

But I'm also pretty sure
that you're aware

that, according to the corporate
bylaws, upon his death,

Jack's shares revert back
to our family.

Yes. I'm aware.

So, did you think
you were just gonna

take over Darmon yourself?

Damn right.

It's about time a woman
was in control of this family.

You know, for once,

I don't mind
you meddling in my business.

'Cause this is actually gonna
turn out quite well for me.

But I hate to break it to you.

Your chances to run Darmon
have not come.

♪♪

I'll be taking things from here.

Have a good night.

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