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I really, really enjoyed my time with you last night.

[Sabrina] Previously on Sistas .

So you knew my father?

Man, I got into a lot of trouble with him, man.

Leonard, what'd you do, man?

You told me not to go out like a little bitch, so I didn't.

Not at work.

Andrea Monique Barnes!

Mom?

So, this is what my daughter does at work?

[Andi] Mom, what are you doing here?

Apparently trying to save your career.

Kissing in the conference room. What is wrong with you?

I am so sorry, Miss, um...

Barnes. Valerie Barnes.

But don't apologize to me, honey.

You need to take that up with your Lord.

Don't listen to her.

[Valerie] Listening to me would have saved you from this

little sinful situation in the first place, Andrea.

Mom, what are you doing here? You could leave.

Wait, no, no, hold it. What's the rush, guys?

I haven't even gotten your name yet.

Reginald Vaughn. Doctor Reginald Vaughn.

Doctor?

Yes, the amazing doctor that saved Karen's life.

Really? Karen is like another daughter to me, so...

thank you, Doctor Vaughn.

Of course, ma'am. Just doing my job.

And you can call me Reginald or Reggie if you want.

Nonsense. I will do no such thing.

You earned that title, and I intend to respect it.

I am just a little bit surprised.

Why is that?

Because, from what I hear, my daughter has a thing

for hedge fund crooks and politicians.

[both laugh]

-Mom, Mom! -What?

JK, I'm joking. It was just a joke.

OK, why are you not in Tallahassee?

I had some business to attend to here. Is that a problem?

No, of course not. I just wasn't expecting you.

Well, that's obvious.

But maybe if you answered your phone...

-I've been busy. -[Valerie] Clearly you have!

-Andi, I should get going. -[Andi] Yes. So you should go...

-I have to go to work, you know. -[Andi] Save lives.

-[Valerie] Yes, well... -Patients to see, lives to save.

Sure wouldn't want to hold you up from that,

because... Certainly get the impression

I'll be seeing you again.

I, um... I'm glad you enjoyed the coffee.

Thank you, and thank you for thinking of me.

-Nice to meet you, Miss Valerie. -You as well.

-I'll see you later? -Sure.

What's later, Bible study?

♪ My girls hold me down when them boys mess around ♪

♪ When my love life is a headache ♪

♪ We're going out tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love ♪

Well?

-Well, what? -Don't what me.

What have you got to say for yourself?

Mom, I don't have anything to say.

Don't play dumb with me, Andi.

Mommy, I don't know if you've noticed, but I'm grown.

And I'm growner.

And you ain't too old to be set straight.

Now stop deflecting and explain yourself.

OK, Dr. Vaughn stopped by because he's helping me

on a case, and one thing led to another.

Well, the last I heard, you were about to be made partner,

and were dating a politician.

So can you imagine my shock and utter embarrassment

when Deaconess Jones' nosy butt asked me if you were OK?

And I'm like, "Why wouldn't she be OK?"

-I was going to tell you. -Which part?

What part do you already know?

You know what? I paid too much for that law degree

for you to turn around and use it on me. Now say it all!

OK. I was dating a politician named Jordan, and we broke up.

And you were going to marry a criminal

and not invite your family.

Mommy, it wasn't even a real marriage. It didn't even happen.

-Yeah, because God intervened. -No, a knife intervened.

No, God doesn't explain his methods or his tools.

Is that all?

No, it's not all.

When were you going to tell me about that despicable man

that kidnapped you and you almost got shot

by the wife you stole him from?

OK, first of all, how do you even know all this?

Because news travels, boo.

But I shouldn't have to hear about the news

when my own daughter has my phone number.

Can you imagine what I would have done

if something would have happened to my baby?

I would have jumped off a bridge.

I could not have taken it if I was in this world

and my baby wasn't here for me to talk to every Friday!

OK, Mom, enough with the theatrics.

We talk two to three times every three to four months.

Why are you really here?

[birds chirping]

So, when do you want to go?

Hmm. Uh, As soon as possible.

But I know we still have a lot to figure out, you know?

Mm-hmm.

You sure about all this?

Be honest.

[tender music]

Yes.

As long as you, me, and Faith are together,

I'm completely cool with it.

-[phone rings] -You sure you sure?

[both laughing]

Yes, and yes, and yes.

-Is that my phone ringing? -It is.

All right, let me...

Careful. Careful.

OK. Let me see.

-Oh, it's Pam. -[Aaron] What's she calling for?

Hey, Pam.

Hey, hey, hey, girl. I'm just checking on you.

Oh, I'm good. How's the salon?

Everything's good. Business is popping.

-But your clients rude as hell. -What do you mean?

Child, I told them you're still on maternity leave.

They don't care.

All they want to know is when you taking appointments again.

Look, Pam, we need to talk, soon. OK?

OK. Are you good?

Yeah, no, we'll just-- we'll talk later in the week.

OK. Well, kiss my niecey-poo for me.

-Will do. Bye. -OK, girl. Bye.

Aww...

-[sighs] -You didn't want to tell her?

No. But I will. Soon.

Hey, out of all the places that we was talking about,

did we talk about Houston?

Everything is just blending together.

Yeah, tornadoes. Ah... You know, temperamental weather.

-Yeah, true, true. -Right? Hurricanes.

[Karen] Yeah.

-[knock on door] -Oh, it's probably Mama.

She said she was going to stop by.

-[knocking continues] -[Karen moans]

-Easy, easy, easy. -Thank you.

-Oh, hey, Mama. -Hi, baby.

[Karen] Come in. Mm!

Hi, Aaron.

Hey. It's always great to see you.

Hi, baby!

I am so not going to touch you

until I go over there and wash some of this stuff off.

But oh my God...

I'm actually glad that you're here, Mama.

I have something important to talk to you about.

Oh. OK. What's that?

Yeah, um... Faith and I are going to

have a little daddy-daughter time.

And let you have that conversation.

-[Karen] Yeah. -[Aaron] OK?

Yeah, come on, baby. Let's let...

Let's let Mommy and Grandma talk.

Let's let Mommy and Grandma talk.

All right. Come on. We're going to hang out.

Let's go hang out with daddy.

[Lisa chuckles]

So, what's up?

[Karen sighs]

Aaron and I have made a big decision.

What's that?

Well, we've decided to move out of Atlanta.

Uh, move out of Atlanta? Not just out of this apartment?

'Cause Lord knows, I will not miss this apartment.

No, Mama. Out of Atlanta. There's just...

There's so many bad memories here, you know.

Um, well, honey,

that's... that's the reason why people go on vacations.

You know, or move down the street.

No. For years, my life has been about, what?

The salon, my girls, Zac.

Honestly, all of those things,

they make me think about sorrow and loss and death. So...

Well, what about Faith? Have you given her any consideration?

This would be for Faith.

Well, honey... are you sure?

I think you're not ready for this.

[birds chirping]

I wanted to ask you a question the other night,

but it didn't seem like the right time.

Really?

Yeah, I wanted to ask you for your phone number.

But with everything going on,

it definitely wasn't the right time.

Yeah. Uh, my friend was missing with her newborn.

So, yeah, that would have been inappropriate.

Yeah, and I hate to be inappropriate.

Well, I've been known to be inappropriate,

and, uh, can't say it's always a bad thing.

Good to know. I'll, uh, add that to my notes.

-You making a case file? -No, nothing like that.

I just like to know things. And your number?

You still haven't given that to me yet.

It's OK.

I can be patient.

Mm. How's that working out for you?

Oh, you know what they say.

Good things come to those that wait.

And it hasn't failed me yet.

I hate to be a stain on your record.

Um, I got a man.

-Sorry, Mr. Officer. -Mm. Well, respectfully?

-[Danni] Mm-hmm. -Yes, ma'am.

I don't care about your relationship status,

uh, unless he happened to put a ring on it.

OK, everybody doesn't want a ring put on their finger, OK?

Every woman's not looking to be somebody's rib.

Yeah, I get that,

you being all independent and a little feisty.

Oh, OK. You gathered that in two, what, interactions?

You should see what I can gather over dinner.

You think you're so cute.

-Hope I'm handsome. -You're all right.

Well, uh, listen. How about I give you my number?

And if you want, you can use it when you need it.

Mm. I guess it wouldn't hurt,

to have the phone number of an officer of the law,

if ever I find myself in trouble.

Well, let me have your phone.

Well, if you're ever looking to get into trouble.

-See? -Nah. I'm playing.

But reach out if you need a friend.

-A friend? Really? -Yeah. A friend.

I know it doesn't sound right, but, uh, give it time.

Like I said, uh, I'm a patient man.

[chuckling] That's right. OK.

Click, click.

[instrumental hip hop music]

Thank you for being a member of Brookhaven Bank and Trust.

-Have a good day. -Have a good one.

-I like your nails. -[slams drawer shut]

[typing vigorously]

-Uh, Paige? -What?

There's a lot of white noise, babe.

-Why your feathers all ruffled? -They're not.

Well, then why is your face screwed up like that?

Face screwed up like what?

Like somebody just -- on your face

and you can still smell it.

-Ew, Maurice. It's not. -Yeah, it is. Sour puss.

For your information, I am very fresh down there.

Dummy, that's not what it means!

Why don't you just quit it with the names?

Susan Sarandon.

-Maurice! -What is wrong with you?

Nothing. I'm obviously fine.

Don't tell me that you are still upset about Dylan

coming here to see me and not you.

[scoffs]

No. Of course not. I don't care at all about, you know,

your attraction to each other.

I don't believe you, Drew Scarymore.

That dry, brittle-ass hair.

My hair is very moisturized. Unlike your knuckles.

Ooh! Now, that was approaching funny, Paige.

Look at-- hey, Sabrina! Paige out here being kind of funny!

[giggles]

Can I have my keyboard back, please?

-[Maurice] Sure. -Thank you.

White gotta be white.

It's Brookhaven Bank and Trust policy.

I see what you mean. I'm sorry.

-Mm, mm, mm. Hey, girl. -Hey.

I need a break.

-OK, you can take one. -Good.

-It's slow out there, anyway. -Good.

-What are you doing? -I'm just sitting here.

Paige out there, she need to cool down.

She out there slamming shit around

and breaking off her fake nails.

-What? -Yeah.

She just needs to accept the fact

that I'm going to be her sister-in-law. That's that.

Well, I thought it was nice

that Dylan brought you your vision board.

Me, too. But I didn't know it was going to be a group project.

Did you bring it? Let me see.

-Look at this. -[Sabrina] That's so nice.

Oh, wait. I didn't know you were this into beauty and fashion.

Well, why would you not? I am beauty and fashion.

-Look at me. [chuckles] -You're right.

And God knows your upgraded fashion is only because of me.

Maurice, I put this together.

Yes. And I want you to never wear it again.

Whatever. Now back to Dylan.

Don't let Paige interfere with your shot with him.

I mean, she's not the boss of him.

[Maurice sighs]

You're right.

Well, what's going on with Danni's cousin?

Uh, actually not much.

I'm still trying to figure out what to do.

Girl, what you need to do is

have sex with that man and then leave him alone.

Otherwise, you can't be connected to him beyond that.

Um, nothing at the moment.

I'm trying to figure out what I want to do.

You mean who you want to do, right?

Yeah, I guess. I don't know, Maurice.

I'm just torn between Sabrina becoming a mother,

Or Sabrina, go get yours.

You know, because the men are out here.

They're getting theirs.

Yes, they are. And you've got to get yours.

You have to separate sex from anything else.

Don't lay up and cuddle with the man

because then you get attached.

Get your -- and then put him out.

I don't know. I don't know.

I don't know if I want to keep seeing him after all the lies.

Sabrina, you have to detach.

You can't be hooked up to some sex.

It doesn't make sense. Protect yourself.

-You think? -Yes, I know.

And who cares when he putting it on you like that?

OK?

Stay with it.

[instrumental hip hop music]

I just, I want us to be able to

paint the portrait of the life that we want together.

You know? No painful memories in every glance.

No smells and places that remind us of past pains.

No smells and places that remind us of past pains.

Just a clean slate. New chapter. New beginning.

And I think, you know, the support group

really is helping me put that in perspective.

Plus, they even have another chapter in our new city.

So, I can continue my healing process.

Well, that's good.

Yeah. See? We looked into everything.

[Lisa chuckles]

Well, as much as I hate to see you go,

I understand.

You know, being the free spirit that I am...

-Yes. -I can thoroughly understand

why you would want to move on and not be stuck here.

So, I will help you in any way that I can.

Whether it's packing or watching the baby.

Anything I can do for you, honey.

Thank you. For understanding.

-Aw, sweetheart. -[Karen winces]

-Oh, I'm so sorry. -[Karen] It's OK. It's OK.

Oh my gosh.

[Karen] I love you.

-Don't cry. Don't you cry. -No, I won't.

[sighs]

-I won't miss this pink palace. -OK. This is purple.

- That's purple. This is kinda.. -It's just well lit.

-It's mauve. -Anyway.

You know, I'll come back and see the baby a little bit later.

I think I want to go for a ride,

kind of clear my head, and prepare for what's next.

-Ride safe. -OK, baby.

-Tell Aaron I said bye. -[Karen] I will.

-See you later. -See you.

What you doing dropping Chaz as a client

-without consulting me first? -Consulting you first?

Yeah, we in this together.

Hayden, let me make one thing perfectly clear to you.

I'm the one that brought Chaz on as a client, OK?

I don't need your permission to let him go.

That is not how this works.

No, that is exactly how this works.

Look, Chaz's association with this firm is a liability,

and that's all I got to say about that.

What, that -- like you or something?

Ain't got nothing to do with it.

Oh, I see. So, that -- was trying to hit it.

Zac found out, and now he mad?

Hayden, get out.

See, you can't get mad at me because I'm right.

And don't forget, I'm the real lawyer

that's locked into this with you.

We are partners now.

Partners, right. OK, Partner.

Would you kindly leave so I can get back to work?

Not until I know what the game plan is.

OK.

Look, I have an idea, but I need you to have an open mind.

When do I not have an open mind?

OK.

All right, think about the male athletes, right?

They are the most sought after when it comes to representation,

appearances, and partnerships, right?

But the female athletes, they are the most underserved,

underrepresented, and overlooked.

OK.

All right, so why don't we dive into that untapped market?

Why don't we redirect our efforts to the female athletes,

making them our niche,

and shifting from the male athletes?

I know, but I'm telling you, we can get female athletes

across the board in all the sports.

But what about the pay difference?

Why would we leave all that money on the table?

Yeah, but the gap is slowly, but surely closing.

And then think about this. All the scandals with

the male athletes that ruin their brand deals,

how often does it happen with female athletes?

You might be on to something.

[suspenseful instrumental music]

Why do I need a reason to come see my daughter

when I find out about all the chaos

your sinful lifestyle has brought upon you?

Mm-hmm.

You're just concerned about what the church has to say.

Yes, I do like a spotless name.

Well, I'm sorry I made that hard for you.

Andi...

I'm sorry. Are you OK?

I'm fine, Mom.

Good. Because I want you to take me to your aunt Myra.

She lives about 30 minutes outside of Atlanta,

and I can't stand y'all's traffic here.

Mm-hmm. So you're really here to see Aunt Myra?

No, my curious daughter. I'm here to see you.

But I refuse to live under your roof 'cause only God knows

what kind of sinful lifestyle you're living.

I mean, you got any crosses on your walls?

No crosses, Mom. Only million-dollar paintings.

Case in point.

How about I get you the firm's car service to take you?

-Where are your bags? -They're at reception,

but I thought you were going to chauffer me?

Well you thought wrong. My plate is way too full

to just take you 30 minutes away from my job.

But you had time for a coffee break with Dr. Feelgood.

You know, Mom, my work is piling up by the minute.

I really don't have time for this.

You know, you need to delegate better.

You don't know what I do and don't do here, Mother.

I know that if you are being made a partner here,

somebody here should treat you like it.

Now, can't you get that girl who works for you

who is your friend to do it for you? What's her name?

Fatima. And she is busy working on projects and other...

deals.

Other deals and projects that you assigned her?

-Yes. And some other things. -Right. The answer is no.

You know, but that's why you can't mix

friendship and business.

You need to get yourself another assistant.

Mommy, she is not my assistant. She is my paralegal.

Same thing.

[phone rings]

[Andi] Well, um...

I actually have to go. Um, it's an emergency.

I will show you to our reception,

so that they can set up the car service for you. How about that?

-Fine. I'll wait out front. -Thank you.

No one works my nerves like that lady.

I don't know. Usually having relationships

with family members of your friends,

-that can be really challenging. -Mm.

What me and Dylan are doing is building a foundation.

You and Roc are just --. There's a difference.

Maurice, do you hear yourself?

-You're in love. -Bitch, I did not say that.

Plus, I need to know what that pinky is like.

-Pinky? Actually, never mind. -[phone chimes]

Now, who is that interrupting our girl chat?

It's Karen. She's calling a Sister Circle meeting tonight.

Well, tell her I didn't get my text message.

[phone chimes]

-What's wrong? -Nothing.

Girl, let me see.

It's just Roc. He was just texting me.

-Show me. -No. Maurice...

Oh, damn.

He's sending you stuff like this?

Yes. It's private.

Mm-hmm, OK. Well, are you sending something back?

No! Of course not.

-Mm-mm. -Sabrina, you have to.

No, that's out of my comfort zone.

Well, you need to open that comfort zone and make it bigger.

-I don't know. -Girl, yes indeed.

Now, what you have to do is go home,

oil your body up, set up a camera on a tripod,

and take as many poses as you can and send it to that man.

-No. It's making me nervous. -[Maurice] Oh, yes...

I wouldn't even know what to do or where to begin.

I know, but I'm going to teach you.

-That's what I'm here for. -You're going to teach me what?

The poses. Here, here, here.

-[Sabrina] What is it? -Here. Yep. And up.

-And there. -Ah, no.

Yes! You can do it.

-OK, OK. -That's right.

Now, the most important thing is...

Hm?

You got to get a Halloween mask or something

to put over your face,

so that he don't associate your face with the nudity.

Well, he's going to know the picture's from me.

Sure, sure, sure,

but plausible deniability is what we're after.

but plausible deniability is what we're after.

You don't want your face

attached to some cootie cat pictures,

your body all out on the internet

for it to be forever entangled with yourself.

Oh, yeah. No, I do not want that to happen.

That's right. I know you don't.

-OK. -Put on a mask.

No face. No case.

Say it with me.

[Both] No face. No case.

[upbeat instrumental music]

[Zac] Mm-mm.

-[Zac sighs] -[Fatima sighs]

-[Zac] There she goes! -Hi, babe.

What's up? Looking like Spider-Man.

-[Fatima laughs] -Yes, yes, yes!

-Wow, you are in a good mood. -I am. I am. Yes, I am.

-Give me them feet. -Oh, thank you.

-Ooh. -Got you.

[Fatima] Thank you so much.

You always got these with the strap on the ankle.

You know I got to slip these off.

I know. Thank you, babe.

-You're so... -[Fatima moans]

-That's the spot right there. -That's good?

[Fatima] Oh, my. What? Yes.

Let me tell you what happened at the gym today.

-What happened? -[Zac] Well...

Let me guess, you beat a new personal record?

No. I did that this morning. With you.

-Boy, you're so nasty. -[both laughing]

-What happened? -[Zac] You love it.

Yes, I did.

It was a one-two punch of got dang.

-But in a good way, though. -OK. So what happened?

Give me the other foot. I'ma tell you, I'ma tell you.

Check this out. [clicks tongue]

[Zac] Pow!

-Zac, what am I looking at? -Exactly what it looks like.

I got that notification this morning.

-$100,000 hit my account. -From who?

Well, I'm looking into that.

-Yeah, well, that's smart. -[Zac] Yes.

Make sure this wasn't a clerical issue or some random craziness.

No, it wasn't. I called. It was intended for my account.

OK. That's good.

You don't look excited. $100,000, and you like, "Nice."

What, what's...

I am, baby. I just want to make sure it's legit.

Do you think it's possibly one of your investments kicking in?

Possibly.

OK.

So what was the other part of this one-two punch?

So, um...

You know I've been hanging out with Mr. Keys. My bad.

-See, you, you... -[Fatima chuckles]

You know I've been hanging out with Mr. Keys, right?

-[Fatima] Yeah. -Guess what he told me.

I don't know, Zac.

He was best friends with my dad.

Wait, Zac. You don't even know your dad.

How did he put that together?

I don't know. I guess we favor,

and he's always known I existed, so...

OK. So why tell you now?

I don't know.

I don't know, Zac. It's just... It sounds sus.

I mean, it does.

But I still think he a good dude, though.

All right.

OK. OK, so then why don't the three of us

just sit down and have, like, dinner or something?

-Dinner? Zac. -[Zac] Yeah.

Zac, I don't want you getting hurt behind this.

Look, you can be a little too trusting sometimes.

Look at you, being all protective over Zac.

Mm... I am protective over what belongs to me.

Yeah, I am too, and I get in trouble when I do it, right?

-Don't do that. -I'm just playing.

But seriously though, I'm...

happy that you stayed ten toes down for me.

-Oh, really? All right. -Yes, I am.

So since you stayed ten toes down for me,

how about the three of us go to dinner,

and you meet him, and you tell me what you think.

Come on, I trust your judgment.

OK, all right. If that's what you want to do.

That's what I want to do.

-All right. -[Zac] That's my baby.

[Fatima] Mmm...

-[Zac] I love you. -I love you, too.

[Zac] A lot.

All right, now... Don't you start nothing now.

I'll stop.

-You better not. -[Zac] That's what I thought!

[both laugh]

[midtempo instrumental music]

-Aren't you Fatima? -Um, yes. How can I help you?

I've seen you in pictures with Andi. I'm her mommy.

Oh, my goodness. It is so nice to finally meet you.

Do you need me to get Andi for you?

No, she's already gone.

Um, I'm just waiting for my car service to arrive.

OK, well, if you need anything, just give me a call, OK?

Well, thanks for the gesture, but, girl, from what I hear,

you've already got your hands full with other things.

I'm sorry?

And Andi used to say such good things about you.

Used to?

I don't know what you got going on,

girl, but whatever it is, my daughter is stressed out

and saying she's got no help.

OK, yeah, we have a lot of things

going on around here, but...

Can I offer you some advice, Fatima?

Sure.

[tense music]

Get your stuff together

or my daughter is going to fire you.

-Is that what Andi said? -Doesn't matter.

OK, well, if you'll excuse me.

One other thing.

[intense dramatic music]

Yes?

What do you know about Dr. Vaughn?

He's the doctor that saved Karen's life

-and delivered her baby. Why? -I already know all that.

I want to know about his relationship with Andi.

What do you young girls say? Spill the drink.

Come on. Come on. Damn it, man!

Hey. Hey. How you doing?

Well, you're back home early.

Yeah, my hours got reduced at work.

The -- are making cutbacks.

Seriously?

Yeah. I guess the little check they cut me broke them.

Oh, I doubt that. I'm sure it's just the shareholders

-looking to get a larger profit. -It's called sarcasm, Tony.

So, um...

-About my birthday this weekend. -Yeah? What about it?

The kids may be coming into town to help us celebrate.

Naturally.

I was thinking maybe we could all just stay here.

Tony, you're out of your mind.

What? You don't need to pack.

My stuff's here, and we have the space.

We have the space? Where? What? We...

Happy to visit y'all at y'all's hotel room, OK?

-Hotel? -Yeah.

-Are you serious? -As a heart attack.

What is this?

That's, um...

That's just something I got online.

Tony, is you in here jacking off? Huh?

No.

Then what the hell is that for?

OK. Look, I got...

I got a little friction burn down there, all right?

Last time that we had sex, you know, you wasn't...

You wasn't really as, you know, -- as you normally are.

OK. So you're trying to say I'm dried up?

Look, I'm just...

I'm just trying to be adult about it, all right?

Mm-hmm.

There just wasn't as much natural lubricant,

so I figured this would help.

Mm. You know what? I know I got a WAP.

-You got a problem. Not me. -Oh, come on.

[Danni] It's you. You're the problem.

Come on, don't be mad.

You are the problem. I'm not mad, Tony.

-- you. But I ain't mad. No.

Let me get out of here before I say something I'm gonna regret.

You'll never forget it, but I'll regret it.

[Tony] Why you gotta be like that?

What's that?

Some cash I didn't want to walk around with.

Hopefully you don't get any lube on it.

[mocks Danni]

-Oh, real mature. -Always with the jokes.

[phone rings]

[peaceful music]

[Zac chuckles]

You see? That's why I don't like putting it on you

-in the middle of the day. -OK, stop.

You sound like you just waking up from being put to sleep.

Can't even go to work and focus, huh?

-Big Zac on your mind, huh? -Mm-hmm. Whatever.

Stop distracting me so I can tell you about Andi.

What'd she do now?

[Fatima] So, it's been one thing after another, but today,

[Fatima] So, it's been one thing after another, but today,

I talked to her mom, and she told me

not to get too comfortable before Andi fires me.

That don't sound like Andi.

I don't know if she said it or not,

but I just thought it was weird that she's talking about stuff

me and Andi haven't even addressed.

Yeah, sending your mom to do your dirty work,

that's diabolical.

Right, and I still had her back

when she asked me about Dr. Vaughn and Andi's relationship.

Well, what'd she say?

[Fatima] I didn't say shit like I always do.

Hell...

Now that I think about it, you almost got shot over her.

We've done too much for this girl

for her to be playing these damn games.

What, you gonna say something to her? I know you should.

I'm definitely gonna nip it in the bud.

You know, everything's just been weird

since the night everything happened.

-Oh shit. -What?

[Zac sighs]

I gotta tell you something. It's about Andi.

-I'll just tell you later. -About Andi?

[Zac sighs]

Look, Fatima, I'm gonna tell you something,

but you gotta promise me you're not gonna get mad.

Zac, don't piss me off. What is it?

Come on, listen.

You gotta promise me you're not gonna get mad.

I was supposed to say it before,

but I was getting shot at, and my baby had passed,

It was just a lot going on.

OK, Zac, what does this have to do with Andi?

I saw Andi naked.

What the -- you mean you saw her naked, Zac?

It was the night of the blackout.

Remember, I took her to her house.

She had went to the bathroom, she went to go take a shower.

I went to go get my phone. It wasn't a big deal.

We both agreed it wasn't nothing serious as long as we told you.

So why didn't anybody tell me?

'Cause every time I was thinking about telling you,

it just wasn't the right time.

-So nothing else happened? -Yeah, that's all that happened!

Trust me, I just forgot to tell you.

No, you guys hid it from me.

Fatima, if I was hiding it from you, why would I tell you now?

Come on, Fatima. Don't make this a big deal, yo.

We in a good place.

You know, I... I really don't like

that the two of you kept a secret from me.

And we're going to finish this conversation later,

but thank you for telling me.

So we good?

We good enough, but me and Andi, we got to have a talk now.

Damn! She's going to kill that girl.

[pop music playing in restaurant]

-[Andi] Hi, ladies. -Hey, Andi.

-[Both] So? -How are you?

Wait, where's the sister that called this assembly?

Oh, she'll be here.

She's probably putting Faith down or something.

-Probably so. -Like I said, how are you?

Well, I had an interesting day today.

-Really? What's happening? -[Andi] Yeah.

Well, Dr. Vaughn stopped by my office

and brought me a gourmet cup of coffee.

It was delicious.

Doesn't your office already have like a frappuccino machine?

Yes, Danni, but he doesn't know that.

It was still a generous gesture.

Yeah, really thoughtful.

And we are working together on a potential case

-against Dr. Cruise. -That's amazing.

[Sabrina] Yes.

Is it truly a working relationship? Or is it personal?

Danni?

Well, for your information, Danni, it is business so far.

-But I don't know. -Tell it to the judge.

-I'm sorry, what did she say? -Never mind her.

No, no, no. She said something. She always has something to say.

Well, you always have, I mean,

just a plethora of material for me.

You're just a gift that keeps on giving.

[unsettling music]

-Hi, everybody! -Thank goodness. Karen!

-There she goes. -[Karen] Here I am.

-You look good, girl. -Thank you. I feel good.

Well, that's good. You look different, happy.

Well, it's 'cause I am.

So, why did you call this assembly?

I can't just want to get the sisters together?

No, ma'am, 'cause that's not what your text said.

-Exactly. What's going on? -[Karen] OK, OK, OK...

[Andi] Come on. We're your sisters. Spill the tea.

[Sabrina] Mm-hmm. What is going on?

-Well, if you must know. -[Andi] We do. We must know.

-[Fatima] Hey, ladies. -Hey, Fatima.

Hey, I didn't know you'd be here.

Me neither, but you just in time for me to tell everyone that I--

Sorry to interrupt, Karen,

but I just need to talk to Andi real quick.

Oh, girl. She keep us in her business.

You might as well tell us right now.

Yeah, no, I need to talk to her by herself.

Ooh.

Uh, Fatima, we're kind of in the middle of something. Can it--

No, it can't. I'll be at the bar.

I'll see y'all later.

-[Danni] Mm. Mm-mm-mm. -OK.

[Andi] Fatima, what's so urgent?

Do I need to be looking for another job?

[Danni] Next on Sistas .

-[knock on door] -What do you want, bro?

-To talk. Can I come in? -In my house?

Danni, are you on your period?

There's just so many men, right, that just come in and out.

This random guy who you almost went to prison for?

Can you move on with this announcement?

I have news.

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