All language subtitles for Sistas s09e19 Taking It All Back

Will you marry me? You know, previously,
all sisters.

I'm in a relationship.

I don't cheat.

I don't care.

It's him. Who?

I'm here to see Hayden Moss.

It's Damani. He called me last night to
tell me that he's engaged to his ex.

And she wants me to get rid of my
embryo.

So this is her?

What are you doing here?

Of course.

There he is, rich to shadow, always
trailing behind me.

And I see you got flowers, too. You
still chasing after Sabrina, I see.

What's it to you, bro? All right, you
guys do not do this here.

Wait a minute.

Why can't he have your baby?

He seems thirsty enough.

You trying to force my man?

It's because your man offered.

Things have changed, Sabrina.

He has me now to stop him from doing
stupid shit like this.

Oh, hold up.

I get what's going on.

You've been after Sabrina this whole
time, and now that you can't have her,

punk ass is trying to renege, huh? Punk
ass.

He upgraded.

Hey! Sure.

It's probably after I turned him down.
He needed some leftovers.

Bitch, don't play with me. I am not the
money. I am not playing with you.

The money's doing something. Stop
fighting!

Please. Please!

Swing.

Hey, look at me.

You okay?

I'm good. Calm down.

You know, if your ass wasn't so
difficult, you could probably find a man

actually wants to have your baby.

Hold up, lady. I don't know your ass,
but I know this piece of shit. Say one

more word and I promise you I'm going to
fire off on his job. Please say another

word at Sabrina. Please.

Stop.

Do something with those embryos if you
want to.

Bitch, this ain't over.

We'll see you guys in court.

Good. I guess I'll see you both there
then.

Hey, you okay?

Yeah.

Thank you, Rich. I'm fine.

We didn't have to be here.

I know. I just... I don't like the way
we left things last time. I just wanted

to talk. Yeah, I know, but we... We
don't have anything to talk about, okay?

Not anymore.

Are you being serious right now,
Sabrina? Come on.

Andy, you didn't mention this.

I'm sorry.

I didn't know.

Some kind of DEI job fair you got going
on in your office today?

It's a good one. That was a serious
question.

Hayden, escort your client to your
office now.

You look familiar.

Familiar.

I look familiar?

Look here. I look familiar.

Whoa, she's got a mouth on her.

Can you control her, please? Get him out
of here now.

Don't let that loud one ruin the culture
around here.

She don't work here. Don't worry about
her.

Karen,

I am so sorry. I didn't know... I can't
take this. I should go. Karen, this is

not what we were... I'm so guilty. Just
let me explain. Let me explain.

Why is he here?

He's represented by the firm.

Why would I have these women give
statements to you when the doctor has

your firm? It's not like that.

Sorry, Andy.

You may have the best of intentions, but
we're leaving.

Let

me

explain. If you had been upfront about
this, you wouldn't need to explain.

and in full transparency, he is buddies
with one of the founding partners.

But that is a part of the fight.

Okay, I remember being in the hospital
with you.

I thought you weren't going to make it.

It's okay, you'll be here.

I am sorry you had to deal with that,
Andy.

But what does that have to do with Dr.
Cruz and this firm?

Because here at this firm, when I was
made partner, they stripped my power

from me until I fought back.

And even after all of that, I asked to
take on this case. And you know what

told me? No. Because of the conflict of
interest.

So you don't even have permission to
even pursue a lawsuit?

Then why are we really here?

I believe that I can get Benson to drop
him as a client and take on this case.

Because we are not helpless.

And your stories deserve to be heard.

I know you ain't known me that long, and
you've known Andy for an even shorter

amount of time.

She means everyone.

There's a million things she could be
doing right now, but she's doing what's

her heart.

So... I'm gonna stay.

I'm gonna stay, and I'm gonna say what I
gotta say.

And I'm not going to let that man stop
me.

I'm right behind you.

This will change his life.

We're with you, Andy.

Thank you.

Y 'all going to be doing line drills in
a few minutes.

That's what I'm talking about.

Morning line drills.

Hey, man.

I appreciate you coming out, man. Look,
I know you're a busy, busy dude.

Thank you for making time, man. No, it's
all right. It's cool. Reminds me of my

glory days. Is that right?

I see what you thought. What did you
thought?

I'm just saying.

You said wide receiver, right? No, wide
receiver one to be exact.

Don't be acting like he was cold like
that. All these former players, they

swear they was Randy Moss or somebody.
See, see, you're always talking. But

look. The thing about me is you could
actually go online and look up my

highlights because I actually played
football after they made cameras, unlike

you. Oh, after.

Really? Let me tell you something, young
buck. What's up? You know you wouldn't

go nowhere if I was on you.

I just didn't want to do you like that
in front of you. Let me take my shirt

off. What did you play, DB?

A little bit of linebacker, you know. I
was good enough. I got a few awful

letters. For real?

Yeah. What's up, man?

I was good enough to get some letters.

I was a bit of a knucklehead in the
streets, my mother.

Right, right, right.

Man, I hear that story too often around
here, man, you know.

Now, most of us, we split most of our
time between coaching and teaching.

We offer tutoring, counseling, crisis
intervention.

And that's dope.

Hey, I'm really doing the best I can.

Yeah. And they do kind of suck.

But that's why we need your help.

Now, you could coach. You could mentor.

I mean, we could even expand this thing
like you were talking about.

Sound like a lot of work.

Well, actually, it is.

That's why I would love to have you on
our board of directors.

Now, to have a successful businessman
and a former superstar athlete, it'll be

great for our organization and for these
kids, man.

A former superstar athlete? Now you know
you're doing too much.

But, um...

No, I've been thinking about doing some
mentoring. I just got to figure out if I

got time.

Well, think about it. Okay.

I got to head to the gym.

Send me the information.

I got you. I got you. Yo, what you doing
later?

I don't know. Figure it out. Probably go
get some drinks from my homeboy or

something. Okay, cool.

Sound like fun.

Yeah, it's been a long time.

I'll be a degree of alone, chilling.

I don't do much.

Laundry.

This is olden clothes.

Yeah, you know.

Ain't doing a whole lot. No.

It's been a long time, man. You know,
chopping up the guys.

All right, Mr. Keys.

Yeah. I got you. I'll send you a text
and let you know where it's at.

All right. All right.

I see you. Yeah.

Miss King. Whoa.

Miss Brown.

Girl, can't be popping up on people like
that.

Almost maced you.

Wait, what did I do? I'm in uniform and
one time.

Miss King, I really need to see you in
my office.

Am I always being cut again?

Because here's the thing. I got a full
-time life, so I need full -time money.

Right? Yeah.

Look, I wanted to wait until we were in
private to...

Make sure that I respect you as an
employee, but unfortunately,

Hire Airlines has taken a larger budget
cut. Don't do this. So that means that

we'll have to be letting you go, Ms.
King.

I've been the perfect employee.

Close to perfect employee.

Wow. I would say that you have insulted
and or assaulted airport staff,

customers, co -workers, all while
leaving your office quite early with

different excuses and reasons.

My kids were sick and you know that.
We've already established that you don't

have a child. You can't prove that. I
didn't even mention the vaping, the

humor, or even your relationship with
your former.

Bob, these are all baseless, unfactual
rumors.

Rumors?

Don't get comfortable, girl.

They're going to have you lay off all
these people.

You're going to have to lay yourself
off.

Now, how's that going to work, Miss
King? I don't know. I haven't thought

through, but I bet you they have.

Look, Miss King.

Uh -uh.

You're going to fire me.

After I've given the best years of my
life to this raggedy -ass airport.

You know what? That's all right.

Look, McCain.

I don't care. You're destroying
property.

Look.

Look, I just want to tell you that.
Okay.

Tell me what. I do think that you're
going to land on your feet.

You know, with your personality and good
wit.

Well, you can save that motivational
speech for somebody else after you done

fired me.

Y 'all actually could have called me and
saved my gas.

What are we going to keep in this, Miss
King? In this?

Hello?

Hey.

Yeah, Sabrina. Oh, yeah. Sure. Just send
her back.

Okay. Thank you.

Hey. Hey, girl, I am so sorry to bother
you. I came to see Andy, but they said

she's tied up for most of the day. Yes,
come on, sit down.

Thank you. You're welcome. She's in with
Karen and the other woman getting her

testimonies about Dr. Cruz.

That's happening today.

It is. Okay.

Yeah, so what's going on?

Kind of embarrassing, but my sperm
donor, Damani, he got back with his ex.

And now he does not want me to use the
eggs that I fertilized.

I'm scared, Fatima.

I'm really scared.

I put thousands and thousands of dollars
into this, and now I'm just back at

square one.

Okay, he can't do that.

That's what I was telling him.

But you know the laws, they're just so
murky around IVF and embryo custody.

And then him and his fiancée, Mia.

They came into my job today, and they
threatened me.

They threatened to take me to court if I
don't destroy my embryos.

That's why I came here, and I just...
Can you help me?

Well, first of all, them showing up at
your job is harassment, and that's not

going to work. I didn't know that.

Okay. Let's see. What are you looking
up?

Well, I don't really know the laws
around all this, but I do know how to

similar laws and cases.

Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank
you, thank you. I know you're busy.

Yeah, fine, okay.

Question though, how did the two of you
meet?

At work.

Okay. Yeah, he interviewed me.

And after a couple conversations, he
offered to donate his sperm because I

telling him about freezing my eggs.

Wow. That's nice.

A little too nice.

I know.

Rich said the same thing.

I should have seen this coming.

Did he try to sleep with you or make any
pests at you?

On a work trip, we flirted a little bit,
but I shut it down immediately.

I have an idea.

That's where all this came from.

We see men's true colors when they
realize they can't have what they want.

But, Fatima, there's something with that
fiancé.

I don't know. She's doing something.

He's following her lead.

It's... I'm just glad that Rich showed
up when he did, to be honest.

Wait a minute. Rich was there?

Yeah.

Well, he showed up uninvited to my job.
A lot of people seem to be doing that

these days.

But, honestly, I don't know what I would
have done if he hadn't showed up.

Hmm. Yeah. So what did Rich say?

I didn't hear him out.

I'm over it.

I put it behind me.

Well,

Zach and I were at Richville the other
night, and he was definitely talking

about you a lot.

Really? Mm -hmm.

Take your time.

We'll be recorded.

Mr. Benson.

Ladies, this is Mr. Benson, one of the
founders of Benson, Jones, Leland and

Barnes. He will be listening in on the
testimony today.

Hi, ladies.

I told Ms. Barnes that I would sit in
and hear your stories, but it's very

important that I say that the firm
doesn't promise to do anything beyond

point.

Mr. Benson, the women are aware.

Thank you for coming.

Absolutely. But I do have other
obligations, so I hope this is quick.

Thank you for coming.

Does anyone want to go first?

Let's get this over with.

Please.

I would like you to state your full name
and the reason why you're here.

My name is Bianca Simpson.

And I am here to talk about my
experience with Dr. Cruz.

Can you tell us when and how you met Dr.
Cruz?

2019.

I was 38 weeks pregnant.

And I started having severe cramps and
stomach pains at work.

It got so bad I couldn't stand.

So my manager called an ambulance for
me.

Dr. Cruz was the OBGYN on call that
night at the hospital.

And from the very beginning, he
chastised me for not being at home

everyone has the luxury of paid leave.

I was already in pain and nervous, and
he made it ten times worse.

Dr. Cruz knew that I was alone and used
his authority.

to bully me into a rushed and sloppy C
-section.

And my baby died because of it.

I said no at first.

And I begged and pleaded for a second
opinion, but he made it seem like if I

didn't agree right then, I was putting
my baby in danger.

So I gave in.

When they pulled my boy out, I didn't
hear no voice.

I passed out from blood loss.

When I woke up, not only was my baby
dead,

but they told me that he performed a
hysterectomy on

me.

Now my baby's not here, and I can't have
kids.

Is there any paper trail proving what
was done?

My medical records, but I have a feeling
they don't match my account.

You never filed a complaint or looked
into your medical report?

Well, no.

Mr. Benson, not everyone has access to
that information or know how to get it.

Honestly, after I healed up, I just
wanted to put it all behind me.

I always thought I had a...

Big family.

But that was taken away from me by Dr.
Cruz.

Oh, well, well.

Let's see you weren't here doing nothing
-ups again.

What?

What are you doing?

I'm working out to manage my stress,
like my therapist said.

So you're doing a bunch of nothing.

Got it.

You know what?

I'm only going to stop so I can stop
bullshitting with this workout.

Thank you, because it was cringy to
watch.

Your mom was cringy to watch.

Let's solve it, too, y 'all.

But I was fired today.

What? Yeah.

Stop playing.

So, higher airlines finally got rid of
the people ship.

And my life is a mess.

And I gotta figure out what to do at
home.

Ain't all of our lives a mess?

Look, wasn't it just a little time ago I
was at your house, lost, venting?

Look, I know it's gonna sound cliche,
Danny.

But there's better days ahead.

Like, think about it. Okay, you ain't
got no job no more, right?

But at least you ain't broke.

Yeah, Zach.

Because that money that I was going to
use to save and invest, whatever, I now

got to use that to survive.

Think about all the other shit you got
out of with less resources.

Maybe this is just life telling you it's
time for a fresh start.

All right, can you chill on the lovely
day, Optimism Diaz?

I, you know, maybe I should, you know,
split like Karen and leave Atlanta too.

You could never. You love Atlanta too
much. That's the truth. Where would I

Not to Seattle.

Not to Seattle.

And Tony won't let you go that far
anyway, so.

Oh, that's going to be over with.

What do you mean?

I lost my man to someone else.

Who?

Lost them to the spread.

It's parlay.

Are you gambling now?

Enough for them to take my money.

Cold hard cash.

Are you serious?

Yes. This is OD. I'm sorry, I don't mean
to laugh, but this is OD.

Like, if it's not one thing, it's the
next, Danny. I know, yeah.

It reminds me of you and Karen.

It does.

So then trust me when I tell you, if it
don't fit, don't force it.

Look, Danny.

You know, man, sometimes you just got to
have tough conversations.

Well, it ain't going to be today.

Because today has been rough enough.

Well, if you want to burn off some
steam, you can always work out with me.

don't think I'm done. I think I did
plenty.

What you mean?

Yeah. You said you were just getting
started. Good burn. Good burn.

Danny. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

My name is Aubrey Davis.

I, along with my husband and doula, were
planning an at -home birth.

But my water broke at 38 weeks while I
was away from home.

Dr. Cruz was the lead doctor at the
hospital.

Can you walk us through you and your
family's experience with Dr. Cruz?

It started with small microaggressions.

Rude remarks like calling my family an
entourage.

Making it seem like we were there to
cause trouble. He called my husband my

daddy over and over again.

Even after my husband asked him to stop.

And after the pain kicked in, it only
got worse.

What did your licensed doula have to say
about all of this?

She wasn't let into the hospital.

So I spent all that time coming up with
a plan I felt comfortable with for

nothing.

How did you all proceed?

I still wanted to try to deliver without
an epidural, but I was in so much pain,

I had changed my mind.

Dr. Cruz decided to teach me a lesson.

He said it was a lesson from my holistic
mumbo -jumbo.

He forced me to deliver for 12 hours.

No epidural, no pain medication.

My husband went off.

Dr. Cruz threatened to call the cops on
him, kicked him out of the room.

This is highly unusual, is it not?

Yes.

But he painted us out to be the out -of
-control troublemakers. He even said in

the report that I was the one who didn't
ask for the epidural.

So for 12 hours you asked for help and
you didn't receive the help you needed?

You can handle it.

That's what he said while I was
screaming.

I screamed for God, my mom, anybody, but
I was alone.

When I complained, they made it seem
like I wasn't to be trusted, like they

couldn't believe me.

That's the story, right?

It's black women who think we are so
strong and that we can handle the pain.

Or that our pain doesn't exist.

And they make us suffer because we can
take it.

And then if we address it, we're
aggressive.

Like difficult.

Mm -hmm.

Or liar.

Yeah. Exactly.

Every time, right?

Mm -hmm.

I filed a complaint with the hospital
and the medical board.

And what happened once you filed the
complaint?

Nothing.

Nothing? It was my word against his.

And he had another doctor there
shadowing him to verify all the details.

made me seem like I was out of my mind.
So it was my word against the hospital.

But I also heard that Dr. Cruz is a
powerful man.

Friends in high places.

So what did he say?

It's nothing that you don't already
know, but he wants you back bad.

And from what I can tell, he's genuinely
sorry.

Yeah, I don't know if I can forgive him.

He really hurt me.

But...

I do miss him.

He calls to the other men out in these
streets.

It's been exhausting.

And even when you run into a good guy
that you think has good intentions,

somehow they turn into a demonic.

Yep. That's pretty much how dating goes.

All you can do is ask the questions, do
the research, and pray for the best for

these negroes.

A lot of praying.

Right.

And speaking of research,

What I'm seeing is, honestly, these
cases are different state by state.

And it's this Nia chick that's doing all
the pushing.

So I suggest we do a little pushing of
our own.

How so?

You trust me?

Girl, hurry up. I have to get ready for
tonight.

I told you I'm not the best at lineups.

It doesn't matter how good you are,
girl. This will do.

I don't have to sit in a barbershop
anyway with talking about basketball and

booties and conspiracy theories.

Although, the eye candy is better there.
All I see in here is bangs.

Chow, you are done now.

Good. I'm ready for the extravaganza.

Damon, will I see you there tonight?

Are you talking to me? Because that's
not my name.

Will I see you there tonight?

Maybe.

Uh -uh, Danny.

If Karen's going away night out, you
have to be there.

I've had the day from hell, okay?

Well, I did have to leave, but I could
always hear a little mess. Do tell.

Hell, it's not a secret anyway. My
hair's thin and I got laid off at work,

Ooh, and that's the beginning?

I don't have that much time, but I will
like to say condolences for the alopecia

and the jar.

I'm in the same boat.

Not with the thinning hair.

But who knows what's going to happen to
this place after Karen leaves.

Well, you still have roots to riches.

I know, but I don't like to depend on
just one thing. It gets very expensive

over here.

Well, I'm sure Karen's going to keep
this place open somehow.

She needs a gift to me. I would turn it
into Pam's wig and corium.

No, she needs to give it to someone with
style, class, and turn it into

something nice.

Maybe I'd have naked man, I'd hit
serving, and hook her by the hair dryer.

sir. That's right. That is classy.

But I guess it could work for Ratched
Atlanta.

Okay.

But you know what I'd like?

If it was like a nice spa, we'd get a
good mani -pedi while I'm getting my

done, knock it out. I'd never leave.

That is such a good idea.

Yeah, we could add that to Pam's wig
emporium.

Uh, are you really trying to be the wig,
Willy Wonka?

And him.

I can see it now.

Now, I know we're joking, but this could
be a really good idea.

Danny could be an investor.

You got that bag from the airport,
didn't you?

Listen here, Negroes. Don't start
counting my money and thinking of ways

spend it. I haven't decided what I'm
going to do with it yet.

I'm going to throw something in on it,
too.

Mm -hmm. How much something?

And I have ideas.

That's perfect.

That's worth anything more than what y
'all have.

Oh, okay. But you need my money?

Guys, I'm going to talk to Karen about
it tonight.

Good, good.

Listen. This is too big of a decision to
just make it on a whim.

Ain't you tired?

Working nine to five waiting on someone
to pay you.

The risk is nine to five these days.

Come on, step out on faith.

Honestly, you have a point.

If my life is going to be a disaster, I
might as well have some say in it.

That's right.

Okay, all right.

I'm in, but I'm in charge since I'm the,
you know, money.

No, ma 'am.

We in charge together.

Pretty sure I'll be in charge. And that
is a meeting. We'll talk more about it.

I have to go because there's a white man
at my house trying to convince me that

you put red sauce on party meatballs.

Y 'all know about it. Get out of here,
Marvin. Bye.

Bye, crazy self.

I had a medical emergency with my twins.

My OB.

Couldn't get to me.

So I ended up with him.

I truly believe had I not spent so much
time in the

waiting room and convincing Dr.

Cruz to listen to me.

It's okay. It's okay.

My baby would still be here.

Okay, we're going to go to a short
break.

No, no.

No.

There's been enough breaking.

Are you sure?

Positive.

We've wasted so much time.

I asked him.

all my babies.

And he refused.

Do you think that Dr. Cruz purposely
ignored your pain?

I do.

He couldn't have cared less if we lived
or died that day.

Dr. Cruz,

Salute me.

I don't mean to defend him at a time
like this.

But Brett delivered our children and our
grandchildren.

He was observant, caring, kind.

Vincent, you are white, as is your wife.

It's very clear that Dr.

Cruz does not view...

These black women in the same light.

But he's been practicing for over 30
years. Do you think he could have

survived that long not caring about the
women's lives he affects?

Yes.

Yes.

This is America.

He is a white man, so yes.

Because when crimes against black and
brown people happen, you can get away

anything.

You can be anything.

Be a doctor.

Be the one for office.

Do you believe that if your own OBGYN
were present, that

your experience would have been
different?

I do.

He didn't believe that I knew what was
happening with my body. But worse,

he didn't do his due diligence to check
himself.

Carrying twins.

It's a full turn.

And I'm only coming home with one.

I don't know if I'm ever going to get
over that.

But I'm trying.

I am trying for my daughter's sake.

Who needs me?

But Mr. Benson, every woman in here is
dealing with

a special kind of postpartum depression
that's made

even worse.

By knowing we were wronged and violated.

I didn't even want to come.

I didn't want to speak on this.

Because it reminded me of being back in
that hospital room.

But I am here.

And I know that this may be as far as we
go.

But I have to try.

For all of us.

We are all here to reclaim what was
taken from us.

Today, we take it back.

Yes?

Yes, this is Ms. Taylor, Sabrina
Holland's legal counsel. Is this Mr.

Damani Hendricks?

Yes. What do you want?

We're here at Benson, Jones & Leland,
the largest and most successful law firm

in Atlanta.

Didn't get our reputation by allowing
anyone to threaten any of our long -time

and high -value clients.

Okay, but your client also... I wasn't
finished.

My client has provided e -mails and text
messages that prove that you gave up

any rights to the embryos and that you
made romantic advances at her, and it

wasn't until after Sabrina denied them
that you changed your mind.

She's lying.

The money wants nothing to do with her.

Either way, Mr. Hendricks, I'm calling
you to let you know that after harassing

my client, you may also be losing your
job.

I am filing a complaint with the
corporate HR department.

And letting them know that we have
intention to sue them as well.

What does that have to do with my job?

Well, both of you work for different
branches of the same company, and you

go to somebody's office threatening them
with your wife, sir.

Ain't nobody threaten her.

We have a witness who says otherwise.

So, I suggest you all get ready for a
very lengthy custody war that you will

eventually lose.

But it will cost you more in legal fees.

Then the salary for the job that you're
about to lose.

I ain't buying it.

Go ahead, do what you need to do. We got
lawyer money, too.

You mean your cousin?

Yeah, correct. Take care of it.

Mr. Hendricks? Yes. Your wife is writing
checks that you're going to have to

cash. It's not my wife. Yeah, it's not
my wife.

Yeah, I won't be your wife if you have
your kid with this whole...

Let's add defamation to that list.

Okay. I wouldn't have to take care of
the kids. That's the point.

No, that's not the point, Damani.

Mr. Hendricks, must I remind you that we
have evidence proving that you gave up

all legal rights as an intended parent
and that all embryos created with your

sperm rightfully belong to Sabrina
Holland.

But... No, but.

Listen. Do not contact my client again
without her legal counsel present.

And I will be drafting up paperwork
right now to send to Brookhaven's

HR department within the hour, and
you'll be subpoenaed.

You know what? Do your worst.

I dare you.

Honey, tone that down significantly. I
love you. I appreciate the energy right

now, but let's not put that on us right
now. You know what? Matter of fact, is

Sabrina there? Can I speak with Sabrina,
please?

One second.

Yes?

Is Sabrina?

Look, I'm sorry for all this.

You know, it's been real stupid. Are you
serious right now? Mia Moore, I need

you to take it down a lot of levels real
quick. Just for me, just for me.

Look, we shouldn't have come at you at
the bank, and Mia shouldn't have come at

you the way that she did.

I respect your decision, and do what you
feel is right with the embryos.

Leave us out of it.

That was the plan all along, Damani.

All right, we'll draft up a concrete
document and get this in writing.

I'll sign it. Just put this behind us.

We'll be in touch.

No.

Seriously?

Oh, my God, thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah, um, no problem.

You are going to make such a fantastic
lawyer.

Yeah, or an amazing act of Saturday
performance.

Rarely in my career have I been in lost
works.

But that was harrowing to hear.

And I am so sorry that anyone would ever
have to endure such pain.

My dear late wife.

We rolled over to her grave.

If I heard these powerful words and
ignored them.

This is absolutely the kind of case the
firm should be taking on.

We will drop Dr.

Cruz. We will stand behind Ms. Barnes
and you women in your fight.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go
kick out an unwelcome

visitor.

Thank you so much.

We did it.

I heard.

Amazing news.

Congratulations.

Thank you, but what are you doing here?

It's a long story.

I will tell you ladies later.

Congratulations. Thank you.

Andy, thank you for making this happen
and taking this home.

Thank you all for trusting me.

Felt really good to get that all out.

Fatima, like all things, I could not
have done this without you.

So make sure you remind me if I want to
act like I don't know that.

You know I will.

Benson, you will pay for this.

Leland is rolling over in his grave.

I gave you the chance to leave
peacefully. Now go.

You can't do this to me. Do you know who
I am in this city?

You let these maggot hood rats put you
up to this.

Nope. I know you don't remember me.

Because we all the same to you, right?

But your downfall is coming.

And I want you to familiarize yourself
with the beautiful faces that made it

happen. You can take them out.

And this is not over. Do you hear me?

That's you.

Bon.

Excuse me?

Retelling the story made me remember
that the second doctor who helped Dr.

lie on me, his name was Dr. Bon.

What is this?

I have something to tell you.

Next on Sisters.

I am so excited about our plan.

Yeah, well, calm down. We have to stop
cancer.

To a new beginning.

To a new beginning.

We thought our night had Billy Jakes
with the champagne soiree. Thank you.

Sandy, you good?

Uh, you sure?

What the hell?

Dr. Vaughn keeps texting and calling me.
He's here, and he wants me to come

outside. I know what you did.