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Bitch, you gonna spit on me? -

Huh?

What? What?

Now you're on the floor.

Now you're on the floor, huh?

You're on the floor now. What you gonna do?

Stay on the

Sup?

Oh, oh. Oh, oh.

You're gonna pull a gun out on me?

Oh, you gonna shoot me now?

Okay. Don't just stand there.

Do it.

You got the balls to pull it out.

Shoot me then, bitch!

Bitch? I should shoot your ass right now.

- Go ahead. -Dumbass, calling me no bitch.

Hey. Don't talk about it, be about it.

Go ahead. Shoot me.

Hmm.

My God.

Today is the day.

Our baby is leaving.

Oh, my gosh.

And I already feel your mind going crazy

and it's not even 7:00 AM yet.

How do you know me so well?

Maybe because I listen to you every time you told me

how bad your anxiety is

every morning before your coffee.

And then the coffee makes it worse.

Or maybe it's just because we've been married

for almost 20 years and you just know your wife.

Priscilla is going to USC...

- Uh-hmm. -...baby.

We did it.

We did it.

-We did it. -We did it.

Ugh. Y'all are disgustin'.

Don't nobody wanna see y'all doin' the nasty

this early in the morning, in the kitchen?

Young lady, this is our house.

And if you don't wanna walk in

on something you don't wanna see,

then you should probably get a room somewhere else.

Well, I do have a room somewhere else

at my college dorm.

And you weren't complaining when we did this to create you.

Oh, no. Oh, my gosh.

Well, how could I complain, Dad?

I wasn't even a thought yet.

Uh, that is true.

I mean, you were the little swimmer

that got through the little egg.

Ma, why do you have to be so graphic?

You always tell me that story, like, every time.

Oh, I can't help it.

It is my field of work.

Ma, you're a delivery doctor.

The swimmers have already done their duty

before it gets to your sort of work.

Okay. Well, that is true.

But you have to know the entire story

to understand it, right?

Uh-hmm? Yeah.

Yeah.

-Mwah. Hmm, mwah. -Mom.

Ma, I don't know where your mouth has been.

-Okay. -Y'all been doin' this stuff

-in the kitchen. Uh-uh. -Wow.

Neither does your dad, but do you see him complaining?

Not at all.

And I like that story.

It reminds me of how healthy mine are.

I'm one marble away from crazy,

so I'm not sure how healthy you are, Dad.

Whoa.

Come here you.

Come here.

I am so, so proud of you, baby girl.

You're going to college.

That is a dream come true.

Uh-hmm. Thanks, Dad.

I just wanna make you proud.

Uh, hello?

What about Mom here?

I was the one that carried you for nine months.

Oh, no.

There she goes again, Dad.

-Nine-month story. -Yeah, it was.

It was nine hard months and twenty-three--

-Twenty-three hours of labor. -Twenty-three hours of labor.

Yes, Mom, we know, we know. We know.

Okay.

But I mean, come get it, Mom.

-All right, baby. -I love you, Mom.

I'm excited to go to college.

Yeah. And I'm excited, you know, get you out the house.

That way, me and your dad don't have to creep around anymore.

Ew.

Just don't have babies.

Like, the way y'all are acting is like...

I'm not trying to have no siblings.

I like being the center of attention, okay?

So, y'all behave.

And anyway, you're gonna miss me.

- Maybe a little bit. -

-A little bit. Yeah. -Maybe a little bit.

At least we won't have to sneak

around this house anymore

because your mother and I are spending her vacation

at the lake house this summer.

Yeah.

And you guys still aren't gonna get rid

of little old me because when break comes,

I'm gonna be there with my college friends.

And I'ma tear it up, yup.

And I'ma tear it up.

That's your daughter.

I'm gonna be at the lake house, hangin' up.

That's your, baby girl.

That's my baby.

♪ Club season

♪ Bodies in the trash

♪ Lights flash quick

♪ Everybody dance

♪ Baseline...

Welcome to your new home, Prissy.

I remember when I stayed in the frat house.

I was a wild one.

Oh. Okay.

Watch yourself, Adam.

Uh-hmm.

Actually, I was going to say...

- Okay. -...that I was tamed

by the most beautiful woman

-I had ever saw. -Yeah, whatever.

You tried to get with my best friend, Jackie, first.

-Remember that? -Oh, yeah.

Good thing she wasn't in that dorm room that night.

And you were.

Oh.

Mm-mm.

Um, Priscilla,

you know, college is for...

Sex and alcohol.

I know. I know.

We've gone over this.

-Gone over this. -Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

Yeah. You keep it up.

You do whatever you want,

but do not come home pregnant.

No. That wouldn't be doing whatever I want to then

if I can't do that.

What?

Oh, okay. Okay.

I see what's happening here.

You two knock it off. Okay.

Our baby girl is going to college to learn

and be all that she can be.

-Yes, Mom. You're right. -Yes.

And you guys raised me well and I'll be okay.

Don't worry about me.

Now that's my baby girl.

-I love you, Mom. -I love you, too.

Ugh, my baby girl.

And I love you, Dad.

-I love you. -Bring it in. Bring it in.

I love you more, Prissy.

I need a call at least three times a week

and do not turn into one of those daughters

that doesn't come home to visit.

I doubt that'll happen

because I'm only 30 minutes away from you, guys.

Okay. Don't worry. Don't worry.

Bye. Bye, Mom. Bye, Dad.

-Okay. -I guess we should go.

-We gotta get on the road. -Yes, you should go.

Wow.

- Felt a little rushed but okay. - Bye.

-Yes. It's all right. -I'm gonna miss you. Mwah.

I'm gonna miss you, too.

Call me.

Our baby girl.

Not a baby anymore.

I really wish we would've had another one.

Oh. After the 18 years we suffered?

Hell no.

But seriously, I think I want a little boy now.

Oh.

What the hell is wrong with you, woman?

That's why I can't deal with your ass 'cause you crazy.

Nigga, you had this bitch in my house.

All right. You're the one that's fucking crazy.

First of all, you need to watch your tone in my house,

unless you lost your goddamn mind.

I can say or do whatever I want, nigga.

- This is my house too. -

- No. No. No. - Yes.

You just live here.

I pay the bills, so it's my house.

Until you could do something other than piss me off,

you pretty much ain't worth nothin'!

I ain't worth nothin'?

That's what I said.

I held you down when you was broke.

I supported your dreams

while you was sleepin' on my auntie couch.

That was me.

So, you wanna talk about respect?

You need to stop disrespecting me.

Uh, first of all, you and your mouth

get the hell out of my house, okay?

'Cause, yeah, I used to sleep in your auntie's couch,

but guess what?

I got my own.

-Shit. -Ooh.

Okay.

-That's what we're doing now? -That's what we're doing now.

Oh, shit. What's up? What's up?

- Yeah. What--hey. -

Bitch, you gonna spit on me? -

Huh?

What? What?

On the one count of murder in the 1st degree,

Ms. Miller, you have been found guilty.

Your sentence would be 25 years to life in prison,

without the possibility of parole.

Come on. Let's get it.

Come on.

Yeah.

Let's go. Come on.

Get it. Yeah.

Yeah. Come on.

Justine.

Nah, it's cool.

I'm good.

We ain't playing games no more.

You either have that for me or you pay the price.

See, I don't like all that.

Why don't you and your little chicas

get the hell up out here?

'Cause I'm working out.

Bitch, what did you just say?

You disrespect the set like that and you die.

You know that shit, right?

Try me.

Get away from me.

Bitch.

Trying to fuck--

trying to fuck with me.

- Hey. - for life.

Bitch, you got me fucked.

Bitch. I got you, bitch.

I got you.

Waddup?

You know where you're taking me?

Sure do.

Girl, wait till your man see you tonight.

Look, I just hooked you up, girl.

You...he's not ready for what he's--

-Yo, yo. Guess who's home? -All right. Give me one--

-give me one sec. -Okay.

Uh, I'm sorry, but do we know you?

Yeah. Do Shakeeta still work here?

-Who wanna know? -I'm Justine.

I used to come here all the time, get my weave done.

Shakeeta used to hook me up.

Uh-hmm. Justine?

Oh, that's wussup.

Shakeeta was my mama.

Was? What happened?

She got shot a couple years ago.

Gave me the shop.

I'm Lady J.

You know, she told me about you.

I'm sorry to hear about your moms,

but it's nice to meet you, Lady J.

I love what you did with the shop.

It's fire.

Yeah. Your mom, that was my girl.

Damn.

Yeah.

She was loved by the whole community.

Funeral was big.

A lot of people showed up.

That's wussup.

Yeah. Your mom was a real one.

So, that mean you're fam.

What brought you in?

You know, I've been locked up for a while.

I wanna get right before I see my fam.

I feel you.

You got Instagram?

-Yeah, I got Instagram. -Oh, cool.

I can show you what look right here.

They all. Can you do that?

Girl. This look just like you.

I got you, girl.

Sit right here and it's on the house for moms.

Ugh, for moms.

♪ Ooh

My love.

Hmm.

-Finally alone. -Uh-hmm.

♪ So much time in a week

-Cheers. -Cheers.

It's gonna be nice.

Finally get to not have a kid around.

♪ Give my...

Justine. Uh, what a surprise.

Bitch got out early.

You're not excited to see me?

Of course, I am.

Come here.

Who is this?

Adam, this is Justine,

my identical twin.

I didn't know you had a twin.

I didn't even know you had a sister.

Adam, can you excuse Justine and I?

I promise I will explain everything later.

What?

Baby, I just need to talk with her

and I will tell you everything, okay?

Have a seat.

How the hell did you get out?

Come on, Jordy. Don't be like that.

Got out early.

Good behavior.

I am not doing this with you.

Looks like you living your best life.

Justine, what do you want?

How did you even know to come here?

Why is your hair and...

your nails... why do you look like me?

We're twins.

I had access to social media on the inside and I follow you.

And I know that you and Adam

come here every year around this time.

I just...I can't believe

she never told me she had a twin.

I mean, this is crazy.

What if--what if I'm like attracted to the twin

and she's like attracted to me?

Dad. Calm down.

It is weird.

It's definitely weird,

but I'm sure Mom has her reasons

on why she didn't tell you.

Just talk to her.

I'll call you after we talk.

Okay. Just call me tomorrow.

I got a party tonight,

so I'm about to get ready right now.

I love you, baby girl. Have fun.

Okay. Love you, too.

Oh, my--oh, my God.

Baby, what happened?

She just... she pulled out the gun

and she went to shoot herself and I just tried to stop her.

But what do--what do we-- what do we do?

-Call 911. -I don't--

-I don't have my phone on me. -Call them.

Hurry, please. Just hurry.

Oh, my God.

Please. Please don't die.

Baby. Baby.

I'm sorry about your sister.

And she tried to shoot herself.

I was right there and...

my natural reaction was to stop her.

And then the gun went off and...

I can't even believe this is happening right now.

Listen, baby.

Everything is gonna be okay.

I got you and I'm here.

And we'll get through this like we've done everything else

life was throwing at us.

Thank you, Adam.

I don't know what I'll do without you.

This is, uh...

it's probably not the best time,

but why didn't you tell me, Jordyn?

We don't keep secrets.

I know, and I'm sorry.

Everyone has a past,

and in mine there were some people

that I wanted to forget.

Your twin being one?

Especially my twin.

You don't know Justine.

She was not the most amazing person in the world.

In fact, she's the one person

I would have told you to stay away from.

Baby...

I love you more than anything.

And your drama is mine.

Whatever happened in the past is the past.

And I don't need to know

about everything that happened before me.

But from this point on,

I need to know about the things

that will affect our future.

I understand.

And I promise I will tell you everything about her

and why I chose to keep her a secret.

But just not right now, okay?

But when I'm ready.

When that time comes,

I'll be right here, baby.

Hmm.

You were amazing last night.

I didn't do much of anything.

You were like an animal.

What the hell got into you last night?

I mean, just a lot of emotion, you know, with my sister.

I guess I had to get it out.

And you just happened to be there.

Well, I'm happy I was.

I am so blessed to have you in my life.

You are the man I always wanted.

Thank you, my love. But why are you saying it

like we haven't been married for 20 years?

Just because I...

almost accidentally killed my sister.

I thought I would never see her again

'cause she would be locked up for life,

so I think that's more than enough reason for me

to have a range of emotions flowing inside of me.

Fair enough.

Like I said last night,

when you're ready, I'm here.

I am ready now.

I grew up never knowing I had a sister.

We were separated at birth.

Our mom died when giving birth

and our dad wasn't in the picture,

so we went into the system.

As you know, of course,

I was adopted by Julie and Arnold.

Your White mom and dad that I love so much

because we have the same rhythm.

Adam, I'm being serious.

Oh, okay.

I'm sorry. Continue.

I went to the best school.

But Justine, she had a different life.

You know, she was in and out of the system until she was six.

And when our dad came out of prison,

he wanted to start over.

And so he took her in and raised her.

He did the best he could, you know.

He was the best dad

any young girl could ever have.

He taught her how to survive.

You don't never let no nigga disrespect you, you feel me?

I know.

You always tell me, OG.

And I'ma keep tellin' you as long as I'm here.

I don't want you to end up with no nigga like me.

Dad, ain't nothin' wrong with you.

Baby girl, you don't know the things I did

to get where I was.

Everybody got a past, Pops.

But it's about what you do in your future, right?

Ain't that what you always taught me?

That's my baby girl.

Using my words against me, just like yo momma.

-What was she like? -Amazing.

You don't never talk about her.

It's too painful, baby girl.

But one day--one day we'll wrap about it.

-Promise? -Promise.

All a man got is his word.

And I'm gonna stand on that.

And right before he died, he told her she had a twin.

So she looked me up and of course found me.

And we went to this diner when we were 14.

Mama, that's how I found you though.

Pops told me I had a twin.

I didn't believe him,

but then I did a little research and it was true.

I was like, damn, this is some crazy shit.

-Like Sister, Sister. -Like Sister, Sister.

But look, this ain't no TV though.

This is real as it get.

Uh-hmm. So what was dad like?

I always wondered.

Oh, you woulda loved Pops.

He was a real nigga from the streets.

Ain't take shit from nobody.

Look, when it came to his baby girl,

me of course, he was a big softy.

I wish I coulda met him.

Yeah. You woulda loved him.

So where do you live now that dad is dead?

Aunt Brenda, dad's sister.

She a bitch though.

We have an aunt too?

Wow.

What's wrong, sis?

Just that I have an entire family.

I mean, I've always wondered what they were like.

Obviously I knew I was adopted.

I mean, Diff'rent Strokes, Arnold and Willis,

everyone knows they are not Phil Drummond's real kids.

-I used to love that show. -I used to love that show.

-Me too. -Me too.

Hey.

This is cool.

We're twin.

Yeah, we're twins.

And we had this idea we were gonna move to Detroit

and start this new life,

but of course that never happened.

So we were at the diner

and my parents' found out

and they were so mad.

They came to the diner, bust in.

It was so dramatic.

And then what happened?

Well, she was living with our aunt

but it didn't work out, so she came and lived with us.

You...your family

let a complete stranger move in with you guys?

That sounds crazy.

Why does that sound so crazy?

Well, first of all,

your family is like very,

very private and like very...

Very what? Very rich? White?

No, that's not what I was gonna say.

Okay.

I'm just saying I know your father

and he doesn't seem like the kind of guy

that would just let some stranger,

some random girl come live with you guys.

Even though she's your sister,

she was still a stranger.

Yeah, but she had nowhere to go.

Yeah. But that's like you telling me your sister

who I never even know existed is coming to live with us.

And what would be wrong with that?

Are you kidding me, Jordyn?

Everything would be wrong with that.

Okay. So you're saying you're too good

to let someone's family come stay with you

because you don't know them?

That's not what I'm saying.

I'm saying a stranger.

And it's you a lot worse about this stuff than I am.

Right. You're right.

But...I don't know.

I guess I'm on edge because of Justine,

you know, but...

that's why I never wanted her around

because she brings out this side of me

that I don't necessarily love,

a side that you don't even know.

That's why I've been good with her not being around.

Look, I get it.

She's your twin, but she's not you.

Remember that.

I gotta go to work.

I love you.

I love you too.

Mom? What are you doing here? -

Oh, my God.

-You are so gorgeous. -Thank you.

But I think I've had enough compliments

from all the guys I met this week.

What?

You always usually laugh at my jokes.

Oh. Yeah. Uh-hmm.

Oh, my gosh. They give you guys all this space in college?

This is crazy.

You like what I did with it?

Well, yeah, it actually looks really good.

Yeah. So I was talking to Dad the other day.

He was telling me something about, like, a twin sister.

Like, what's all that about?

Um, you know, why don't we go grab a bite,

you know, go for a ride just you and me,

-and we can talk? -All right. Cool.

-Let's do it. -All right.

So...

she is a dangerous person.

And I am sorry I never told you about her,

but I honestly never thought she'd get out of jail.

Mom...

this is insane.

-Yeah. -So you mean to tell me

that I have an auntie

and she's your twin

and she just got out of jail?

Oh, my gosh.

Uh, this is crazy.

I mean, it's kinda cool, but it...no.

Mm-mm. It's crazy.

-It's... -This is--this is serious.

So...

I said all of this

about her being a dangerous person

and all you got was you have a new auntie?

Sorry, Mom.

I mean,

I never been too fond of Dad's side of the family

and, well, I never got to meet

any of your biological family.

So it's kinda cool that I have a biological aunt.

So all of this, it's not too difficult

for you to process?

I mean, yeah, it is.

Uh, but at the same time, like, not really.

Every Black family has a crazy auntie.

-Then I guess she's ours. -Uh, yeah.

-Right. Um... -Well...

All jokes aside though, Mom,

I just wanted to know, like, did you--did you shoot her?

What?

No. No.

She tried to commit suicide, okay?

And I tried to stop her.

But the gun still went off

and it shot her in the head.

Oh, my goodness.

But it didn't kill her, thank God.

So instead of dying,

she went into a coma?

Exactly.

Okay. So, like, what is her condition?

Is she a vegetable? Is she gonna wake up?

Like I need to know the tea on that.

-I mean, the doctors don't know. -Okay.

We're just all trying to see if she's gonna wake up.

That's really tragic.

Oh.

Hello?

Yes.

Yes, yes, I'm on my way.

Um...

she just woke up.

Oh, my God. She...

-Mom, you have to go. -Um...

-You have to go. -Yeah. Yeah.

-Okay. Come on. -Okay.

- Oh. -

Good news is she woke up from her coma.

I gave her some medicine to ease the pain,

so she's just resting now.

She's cleared to go home.

And what's the bad news?

She'll never recover her memory.

The bullet damaged her hippocampus,

which is located in the frontotemporal lobe.

It's also responsible for memory functions.

Now she'll be able to have clear memories moving forward.

As for the past 40 years,

it's all gone.

Is there a chance it'll ever come back?

The odds are one out of a million.

I'm so sorry.

Oh, my God. I need a minute.

-Thank you, doctor. -Absolutely.

Thank you, Dad.

-You can set her right there. -Okay.

Okay. Thank you.

Baby,

can my sister and me have a moment?

The last time I gave you two a moment--

Adam, don't start.

Okay.

You'll be all right?

I'll be fine.

Would you like some wine?

I only have red.

Do I like red wine?

I mean, you're my twin. You would know.

"We" love wine.

Mom.

Damn, girl. You scared the shit out of me.

Since when do you cuss like that?

Come here. Like what?

You never cuss.

Okay. Well, maybe you've never heard me cuss before

but I think under these circumstances,

I'm allowed.

What's wrong?

Baby, Justine is here.

As of a week ago, I didn't think I'd ever see her again.

And now she is here living with me,

my family,

with no memory.

What did she do that is so bad?

Something that led her to prison for life.

And let's just leave it there.

Well, she's not in prison for life anymore

and she's living with us like you said,

so you need to talk about it with me

so that you don't drive yourself crazy.

You have nothing to worry about.

Mom is gonna be all right.

If you need me, I'm here.

- I know. -That's all I have to say.

I know and I'm gonna be okay.

Trust me?

Yes, I trust you.

- Okay. - Okay.

Okay.

Here, let me help you.

- Are you okay? Okay. - Yeah.

Be careful.

You need this.

Hmm.

I know it must be pretty hard,

you know, not remembering anything at all.

Not about us, our childhood.

I feel so bad for you.

Don't feel bad for me.

I was in jail for 20 years.

Now I'm free.

I feel blessed.

And whoever the person is that did this to me

and that got me locked up is not there anymore, so...

I get a new start.

New start.

Well, talking about new starts, I guess we both get a new start,

except I remember everything.

Tell me.

I mean, maybe I can relive some things through you.

You're my twin, so you must have been there

for me, right?

We lived very different,

very opposite.

We were both adopted by different families.

I was adopted as a baby by this White family

and lived this perfect life

for almost 40 years.

And you,

well, you lived a very different life.

A life that led you to prison

for 20 years

because you murdered your husband.

Why?

Why what?

Why did I kill him?

I don't know. I wasn't there.

I only know what you told me.

And what was that?

You said you found out that he was still seeing

his child's mother.

Then you guys got into this huge fight.

Hey, babe. You seen my phone?

You mean this one? - Yeah.

How could you?

What are you talking about?

Your baby momma?

Out of all the people? You know I hate this bitch.

Justine, just give me my phone back.

What the hell is wrong with you, woman?

I can't deal with your ass 'cause you're crazy.

Nigga, you had this bitch in my house.

All right. You're the one that's fucking crazy.

First of all, you need to watch your tone in my house,

unless you lost your goddamn mind.

I can say or do whatever I want, nigga.

- This is my house too. -

- No. No. No. - Yes.

You just live here.

I pay the bills, so it's my house.

One thing led to another

and...you shot him.

And you told me it was self-defense

but they couldn't prove it

because of how bad the fight was.

And he was beat up just as bad as you were.

And you ended up in prison.

But none of that matters.

You are here now.

Here's to starting over.

- Starting over. -

What the hell?

Adam, it's Justine.

Oh, Justine? Oh, my God.

I'm so sorry.

I thought you were Jordyn.

Isn't that Jordyn's robe?

Oh. I'm sorry. She let me borrow it.

-I-- -It's just a butt smack.

It's not like anyone's dead.

-I'm so sorry, baby. -Hmm.

It's okay, baby.

I'm not upset.

Yeah, it's okay. I don't...

I mean, we're identical twins, so I could see how you thought.

Oh, okay, okay. I'm late for work.

What is all the commotion in here?

Nothin', baby girl. Nothin'.

Your father here decided he wanted to show your auntie

some love this morning.

You guys have matching tattoos?

What?

We got them when we were drunk that time,

remember?

-No. -I have to go to work.

Bye, baby.

Have a good day, baby.

Love you, Dad.

So it's just us girls today.

What do you feel like doing?

Nothing with the two of you.

I was thinking go to Jenny's for a couple hours.

Yeah. Okay.

Have fun.

Tell Jenny I said hi.

Mom, you hate Jenny.

Remember? The guy got too drunk

while I was at her house and he got all touchy-feely?

I'm sorry, baby. It's been a lot going on,

you know, with my sister and me.

-You mean sister and I? -Huh?

Whatever. Never mind, never mind.

Listen, all I'm saying is I trust you.

I trust your decision-making and...

you know, I had to learn the hard way.

- And now you have to, too. - You grew up

with a platinum spoon in your mouth.

You wouldn't know a hard situation

if it smacked you in the face.

Please.

You have no idea what I've been through.

I'll see you later.

Teenagers.

Remember when we were that age?

No.

Yeah, you really don't remember shit.

-No. -Oh, oh.

Oh, you gonna shoot me now?

You gonna shoot me? Well, go ahead.

Don't just stand there. Do it, bitch.

Bitch? I should shoot your ass right now.

- Go ahead. -Dumbass, call me no bitch.

Don't talk about it, be about it.

Go ahead. Shoot me.

I deserve it. Go ahead. Go ahead.

- That's what I thought. -

Look, Jordyn,

I never meant to hurt you.

I only wanted us to work.

But then I found out.

-Found out what? -Look, I knew the whole time.

That's the only reason I stepped out.

You know I would never.

I only had eyes for you.

I don't even know what you're talking about right now.

What the hell are you saying?

I came home and I saw you.

Twenty years gone.

Forty years of memories gone,

all because of the monster that I was.

And it sounds like whoever this Mike guy was

deserved it.

Maybe he didn't.

But his life was not mine to take.

You were a different person then.

When you first came out of prison,

the first thing you tried to do was kill me.

I am so sorry, sis.

Whoever I was then, I'm not her now.

That's why I really need your help to help me figure out

who I am.

I'm here for you.

I mean, it's weird but it's nice to have a sister

who doesn't wanna actually kill me.

Look, I wanna help you get your life together.

You're my sister, you know?

You spent so much time locked up

and you missed so much.

How does 10 million sound?

What?

You have that kind of money?

-I have access to it. -How?

That doesn't matter.

What matters is I wanna help you.

You already helped me so much.

Letting me stay here, I can never take your money.

We just...I wanna help you.

You're my sister, okay?

And you deserve it.

I don't know what to say.

When we were outside arguing, before the gun went off,

you talked about a deal we had.

I don't remember.

I know you don't.

But I do.

And it's only fair.

You know, if I would've just agreed

to the deal that day,

you never would've tried to kill me.

Wait a minute, wait.

I tried to kill you?

Hell yeah.

I told everyone that you pulled the gun out

and tried to shoot yourself

and I tried to stop you.

But that's not what happened.

How the hell did you get out?

Come on, Jordy, don't be like that.

I got out early.

Good behavior.

I am not doing this with you.

Looks like you're living your best life.

Justine, what do you want?

How did you even know to come here?

Why is your hair and...

your nails... why do you look like me?

We're twins.

I had access to social media on the inside and I follow you.

And I know that you and Adam come here

every year around this time.

-But you need to leave. -No.

I'm not leaving till I get what I'm owed,

my 10 mil.

That was if you stayed on the inside.

I don't have that right now to give to you.

I don't have his money.

Word on the street is your nigga is ballin'.

Yeah, well, his money is not mine or yours.

I don't have his money.

No, well, you need to have access to it.

That's your husband, right?

Now look, you can give me my money,

run me my money, and I'll leave.

Or I'll stick around

and I'll tell ole hubby in there the truth.

Okay.

Okay. What do you want, Justine?

What do you want so you will go away?

No, I was already away, Jordy.

I'm not going away again.

Are you crazy?

I want my money.

So what happened?

I went for the gun.

The gun went off.

8I reacted quickly, called for Adam,

he came and called 911.

And you're alive.

I would never try to hurt you, Jordyn.

You're my sister.

I know.

But if I wouldn't have reached for the gun,

it wouldn't have went off.

So in a way, I feel like this is my fault.

And all this is just making my mind go crazy,

like anything in life can change

and there's nothing you can do about it.

That's why I wanna help you,

okay?

Thank you.

I love you.

I love you too.

Are you Jordyn?

Of course I am, silly.

Last time, I smacked the wrong booty.

I just wanna make sure I have the right one this time.

Baby, can we talk?

Of course. About what?

You see, I really wanna help Justine.

You know, she has no money,

no memory,

and nowhere to go.

I agree.

She's your sister and we should help her.

That's why I reached out to a couple friends in Texas.

They have really good jobs out there for people like her.

People like her?

What the hell is that supposed to mean?

Baby, calm down.

I mean ex-convicts.

Not everyone is as open to a woman

who's been imprisoned for the last 20 years

for murder.

Yeah, well not sending my sister to Texas.

She can't stay with us forever. She's an adult.

Eventually she's gonna have to find her own way.

She's a smart woman. She'll figure it out.

And my friends in Texas,

they'll make sure she's all right.

I don't know. Maybe we can just give her a small loan.

You know, that way she can get on her feet

and figure things out.

A small loan?

For like how much?

10 million.

Are you crazy?

10 million dollars?

I'm not giving a stranger that kind of money.

Baby, you wouldn't even blink without it

or you wouldn't even feel it.

Are you serious right now, Jordyn?

Yes, I'm serious.

I really don't know what the big deal is.

I mean...

are you happy in our marriage?

Yes, I am.

I've never asked you to do anything for me.

Look, I'm just asking you to do this one thing.

And then she can be gone

and we can get back to our normal life.

Baby, I love you

and I would do anything for you.

But this, I can't.

Wait, baby.

Oh, my God. Shit.

Mom.

You all right?

I know. The swearing.

I am so sorry, baby.

Look, it's...

just Mama's a little stressed right now, okay?

Yeah. I can tell.

It's been stressing me out.

This week, I only had sex with seven different people.

Usually I'm averaging like 12.

You know your jokes really aren't funny.

When you talk like that, it is very disrespectful.

You need to have more respect for yourself.

Mom, we always joke like this.

It's...I'm just joking.

Yeah. Well, you need to stop.

A lot of things around here need to change.

When you talk like that,

you sound like you have loose lips.

Which ones?

It...see, that's not funny.

What do you think? Because you're the spoiled

little rich girl, you can do whatever you want?

Mom. Chill.

No, you chill.

When you talk like that, you sound like a little ho.

Mom.

Priscilla, wait.

Wait.

Look.

I am so sorry, okay?

I know I am not myself.

With my sister being here, I am just...

it's just making me be somebody different.

Okay? And now with you going to college,

I have been missing you.

I missed you so much.

Okay? And...

You know what?

Tomorrow we can just have the two of us

and have a mommy and daughter day

and do whatever you wanna do.

I guess I can see that you've been stressed.

So I'm here for a couple more days until Saturday.

So if you wanna go just the two of us

to our favorite place.

Okay.

I'm so sorry.

Mmm. This is good.

Uh-hmm. So good, right?

-Uh-hmm. -Mmm. Mmm.

So how's Dad been, you know, since your sister's been here?

Honestly, he's taken it quite well.

Better than I expected.

But you know, your father's a good man.

Deserves the best.

Yeah, he...he's the best.

He is.

So what do you plan on getting him

for your anniversary?

It's coming up.

Oh, my gosh.

You know, with everything going on,

I haven't even thought about it.

What do you think he'd like?

Hmm, he's always talked about wanting a son.

- Uh-oh. -

Now that's a good one. Funny. Um-hmm.

-Priscilla. -Hmm?

There is something I need to talk to you about.

Well, finally.

I can tell something's been off.

I've been thinking...

and I'm thinking about leaving your father.

Wait, what?

Why? Did he cheat?

No. No, he didn't cheat.

Or at least I don't think he is.

I just don't love him anymore.

Are you cheating?

No. No one is cheating, okay?

Nothing like that.

It's just with my sister coming around,

I've been reflecting over my life

and decisions that I've made.

Thank you so much for seeing me on such short notice, Marsha.

You're more than welcome, Mrs. Morris.

How can I be of service?

Well, I will just get right to it.

Um, I wanted to know my options

if I were ever to leave Adam.

You mean as in divorce?

Yes.

Wow. I wasn't aware you two were having marital problems.

You guys have always seemed so happy.

Things change you know, people change.

Well, as your family attorney,

I can say you would be well off because of the settlement.

You mean the half-a-billion-dollar

copyright infringement settlement

with the World Music Group

that my husband and his partner won, right?

And see, that's another thing.

I have felt like I have been by his side

when he didn't have anything.

So it should have been me that he split that money with,

not his partner.

I can understand,

especially it being such a high-profile case.

And every time you looked up,

it was being talked about on the news, social media.

I had to turn off my phone.

Can I ask why?

Why what?

Why get divorced?

Why not just stay?

I mean, outsiders looking in would argue

that you have the perfect life.

You're living the life most women dream of.

And Adam is an amazing man.

And men like that don't come easy.

Yes, Adam is amazing.

But recently I asked him for something

and he told me no.

And the power that he had in that moment,

it made me feel powerless.

I have been living in his shadow

and I want something of my own.

I really feel like I have been locked up for years.

And now I just wanna be free.

I get it.

So do you have a copy of our prenup?

Why the laugh?

You know you and Adam didn't sign one.

You leave, you get half of everything.

Really?

This is a 30-million- dollar publishing deal.

We need to sign by end of day. No more delays.

I understand.

Digital signature works just fine.

We don't need a hard copy.

What are we, living in the '90s? Come on now.

I'll call you back.

Well, what do we have here?

Is this like some kind of role play or something?

You the boss, I'm the employee?

No,

this is me taking back what's owed to me.

Wait, I don't follow.

I want a divorce.

That's a good one.

I almost thought you were serious for a second.

You are serious.

I just...

I don't--I don't understand.

No.

Adam.

You are such a good guy

and you deserve a good woman.

And I'm just not her anymore.

You know, since my sister's been out, we've been talking

and I am realizing things about myself that I never knew.

And it would be unfair

for me to drag you into this next phase of my life.

I love you enough to leave you.

And I hope you understand.

It's not you.

It's me.

Baby, we've been doing so good lately,

despite everything that's been going on.

I love you, Jordyn.

You are my entire world.

Why would you do this? Why now?

Why...is this about the money for your sister?

I'll give it to you.

Whatever it is, whatever you want,

I'll give it to you.

Just please don't leave me.

You'll be hearing from Marsha.

Goodbye, Adam.

All I need is your ID, Mrs. Morris.

Okay.

Here you go, sir.

Thank you.

I'll be right back.

Okay.

Hey, is everything set for Friday?

I'll meet you at the hanger. 9:00 AM sharp.

It's only a couple of days, so we must be careful.

Got it?

Okay. Bye.

Here you go, Mrs. Morris.

Thank you.

Is there anything else I can help you with today?

No, I think we're all good.

You have a wonderful day.

You too.

Follow that car.

-Whoa, whoa, whoa. -Wait. Please, please,

please don't shoot me.

Honestly, Prissy...

Thank you.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

I have to agree.

Your mom asked me for a divorce today.

I know.

And today we went to go eat pizza.

Pizza?

Yes, with pepperonis.

Your mom hates pizza and pepperoni.

Exactly. I felt something was off, right?

So I was, like, "Let's go to our favorite place."

I said pizza. She agreed and she hates pizza.

So that's when I knew

like something is definitely not right.

Well, to be fair,

we didn't even know about this twin that your mom has.

And she never even mentioned it to me.

Not one time after all these years.

Well, maybe it's Justine.

I mean, Mom did say that she was dangerous.

What? You always usually laugh at my joke.

Oh. Yeah.

I thought you were Jordyn. Isn't that Jordyn's robe?

Oh, I'm sorry.

She let me borrow it.

It's just a butt smack.

It's not like anyone's dead.

You never curse.

Or maybe Justine could just be making Mom act weird.

But whatever it is, we have to get to the bottom of it.

Or maybe it's not your mother at all.

Hey, Justine. Where's Adam and Priscilla?

I don't know. Actually...

I have some bad news.

He said no.

I'm sorry, sis.

I'm gonna keep trying to convince him.

I just need some more time.

You mean like you tried to convince me?

What are you talking about?

Uncle Ray told me everything.

The plan.

And to think you almost got away with it.

What are you talking about, Justine?

I'm not Justine, you are.

Justine. Damn girl.

You almost got your head blown off.

Who are you? How do you know my name?

Have you bumped your head in the past 30 minutes?

Who are you?

Look, I don't have time to be playing games, Jus.

You need to get back to the husband's house.

We got a plan we gotta stick to.

I'm sorry. I am so confused.

Well, I be damned.

Jordyn?

I'm your Uncle Ray, your father's brother.

I-I don't understand. I'm Justine.

I think you're mixing me up with my twin, Jordyn.

Come here, okay. Okay.

Come on. Let's get in there.

The plan we have to stick to.

Yeah, he told me everything.

You stole my identity.

You tried to kill me

and steal my husband's money.

How the hell did you get out?

Come on, Jordy. Don't be like that.

Got out early. Good behavior.

I am not doing this with you.

Looks like you living your best life.

Justine, what do you want?

How did you even know to come here?

Why is your hair and... your nails...

why do you look like me?

We're twins.

I had access to social media on the inside.

And I follow you.

And I know that you and Adam

come here every year around this time.

Okay. But you need to leave.

No. I'm not leaving till I get what I'm owed, my 10 mil.

That was if you stayed on the inside.

I don't have that right now to give to you.

I don't have his money.

Word on the street is your nigga's ballin'.

Yeah. Well, his money is not mine or yours.

I don't have his money.

No, well you need to have access to it.

That's your husband, right?

Now look, you can give me my money,

run me my money, and I'll leave.

Or I'll stick around

and I'll tell ole hubby in there the truth.

Okay.

Okay. What do you want, Justine?

What do you want so you will go away?

No, I was already away, Jordy.

I'm not going away again.

Are you crazy?

I want my money.

- What... -

Ow.

Take off your clothes. Now!

You want me to take

-all my clothes off? -Now!

Why are you doing this, Justine?

We are sisters.

Were.

The deal was, I was only supposed to get 10 years.

That's what you told me.

I got sentenced to life.

And people on the inside told me your little daddy

protected you while I was away.

And it would've worked if I stayed there for life.

But turns out I had people on the inside.

I had connections too, sis.

But this is-- -Yeah. No, it doesn't matter!

I said take off your clothes.

Toss 'em right there.

Take off your shoes.

Okay.

So what are you gonna do now, shoot me?

Sorry, sis.

Oh, my--oh, my God. Baby, what happened?

She just... she pulled out the gun

and she went to shoot herself and I just tried to stop her.

Well, what--well, what do we-- what do we do?

Call 911. Call 9...

I don't--I don't have my phone on me.

Hurry, please. Just hurry.

Oh, my God.

Please, please don't die.

Who gives a shit?

So what, you gonna call the police?

Turn me in?

Oh, that's right. I forgot.

I took the rap for you killing my husband, bitch.

No, I'm gonna kill you, bitch.

You bitch.

No.

No.

Mrs. Morris.

Mrs. Jordyn Morris.

-You okay, ma'am? -Oh, oh, oh.

You gonna shoot me now?

You gonna shoot me?

Well, go ahead.

Don't just stand there.

-Do it, bitch. -Bitch?

I should shoot your ass right now.

- Go ahead. -Dumbass. Calling me no bitch.

Don't talk about it. Be about it.

Go ahead. Shoot me.

I deserve it. Go ahead.

Go ahead.

That's what I thought.

Look, Jordyn, I never meant to hurt you.

I only wanted us to work.

-But then I found out. -Found out what?

Look, I knew the whole time.

That's the only reason I stepped out.

You know I would never.

I only had eyes for you.

I don't even know what you're talking about right now.

What the hell are you saying?

I came home and I saw you.

You were supposed to be out of town but you wasn't.

You was right outside with some other nigga.

Yo, babe.

The fuck?

Babe?

Babe?

The fuck?

The fuck?

Shit!

Are you serious?

I was out of town.

That was Jordyn.

She was house-sitting because you said

you were going outta town, remember?

-Uh-uh. -Yeah. Matter of fact, no. No.

What the hell were you doing in the house anyway?

You were supposed to be outta town.

Look, don't try to flip this on me now.

I'm not flipping shit. Okay.

I got my hotel receipts, I got my phone records.

- I got the proof, nigga. -

I was with my family.

I can call Jordyn right now.

Matter of fact, let me call her.

Hey, you ain't gotta call Jordyn

and have her all up in our shit.

She wasn't...

No. I need your stupid ass to shut up

so you know I was not cheating on you.

- Hang the phone up. - Hello?

Hello, Jordy.

Do you remember the 4th of July last month?

Yeah. You mean when I was house-sitting?

-Yeah. Why, what's up? -Yes.

Can you please say that again

so this stupid nigga can know it was you?

Hey look, I ain't stupid. You keep disrespecting me,

you're gonna see what that the hell happens.

- You ain't gonna do shit. - Oh, wait,

-are you guys arguing again? -No, just...

can you say what you said again please?

I said I was house-sitting.

And who were you house-sitting with?

My boyfriend, Greg. Why?

Is everything good?

No, everything's not good.

Can you please just come over right now?

'Cause this nigga is tripping.

What? -Please.

Why'd you gotta have her come over?

See, look.

You're always gonna have your sister in our business

and I...that's why I can't mess with you, man.

I'm done fighting for you, man. I'm outta here.

What you mean you outta here?

Oh, shit.

-Fuck. -Girl, you crazy?

Nigga, where are you going?

Mike, bring your ass.

Please come... nigga, what are you doing?

Where are you going?

Oh.

Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my God.

Is he okay?

What about if I'm okay?

This nigga just tried to kill me.

I just hit him. Okay?

Did you do not hear what I said?

This nigga tried to kill me.

Then why do you have the gun in your hands?

Don't ask me dumb questions right now. Okay?

The fact is, I could be dead right now

if you didn't show up for me.

Then why wouldn't you call the police?

Why would you call me?

You are family.

Family always gotta look out more than 5-0.

What the police gonna do?

This nigga's beat up more than me.

You know how this looks.

You're right.

Give me the gun.

What the hell happened?

What'd you think happened?

This nigga was with that bitch again.

I beat his ass,

and the gun accidentally went off.

Justine, you gotta learn

to stop being so intrusive all the time.

You really need to learn how to think before you act.

And now you have me in this mess.

I'm sorry.

I am sorry.

I just...I reacted when I found out.

Is he alive?

Is he? -

Oh, my God.

it just...holy.

-Um, I just-- -Okay.

I just...I tried to just touch him

and then--and then he touched me

and I shot him like...fuck.

You need to calm down, bitch, right now.

Okay, just breathe. Okay?

We just--we just need to breathe right now.

Okay.

This was self-defense.

This was self-defense, okay?

What? How?

He was beating you up, not me.

I shouldn't even be here.

God.

Every time I'm around you,

something bad happens.

You know, we don't ever have to see each other again.

I promise you that.

But right now, we need to figure this shit out.

Every time.

Walk away.

What do you mean, Justine?

I got this.

You're right.

Always got you in some shit

that you just don't need to be a part of.

And you always come and you save my ass.

But not this time.

-Justine... -You was never here.

I acted in self-defense, okay?

How do you explain him being hit by my car?

I hit him, because he shot at me.

I got out the car, we fought, and bang.

I shot him three times. End of story.

Why would you have my car?

I always borrow your car.

You just make me this promise.

We'll make a deal.

What's that?

I take this rap for you,

and you make sure I'm good when I get out.

Done.

I love you, sis.

I love you too, sis.

I know the truth, Jordyn.

Your fingerprints are all over the murder weapon.

There's proof you were driving the car.

Now, I have friends in very high places.

If you can get your sister to confess to the murder,

she will get sentenced to 25 years to life,

and you go free.

Now...

she thinks the confession deal is only 10 years for her,

but that wouldn't be the case.

Okay. So you're telling me

that I have to trick her into confessing

and she'll think she's only getting 10 years

but she'll be getting life?

That's exactly what I'm saying.

You're a lawyer just like me, pumpkin.

You lie for a living.

This shouldn't be that hard.

This should be easy for you.

Dad, this is different.

Okay, she is my twin.

You said it yourself.

Since you two have met,

she has caused nothing but trouble for you.

Listen. I know this is a tough decision,

and I'm only offering it to you because I'm your father.

And I won't see my daughter spend one second behind bars.

Your sister, on the other hand,

she's been in and out of jail.

She has a record.

It's a no-brainer.

So my sister is gonna go away for life?

Either that or you confess

that you both acted in the murder

and you both serve 10 years.

No, Dad, I--I cannot go down for this.

Everything that I worked hard for?

My Harvard education, my license to practice law,

everything you paid for down the drain?

No. I...

no, there has to be a different way.

There has to be a better way.

There isn't.

Get her to sign.

Okay.

I'll do it.

Hey.

So what happened?

Was your pops able to make something happen?

He was.

He knows the judge, so...

the deal is, you get 10 years

if you sign this confession.

Nigga, I can't read this.

Is it good?

Yeah, it's good.

All right.

You can trust me.

See you in 10, right?

Don't cry, sis. Come on.

I'll be out before you know it.

All right? So you go be all you can be

so you can take care of me when I get about this bitch.

All right?

Love you.

On the one count of murder in the first degree,

Ms. Miller, you have been found guilty.

Your sentence will be 25 years to life in prison,

without the possibility of parole.

What? 25 to life?

No, judge. This is some bullshit!

Is this a joke? My deal was 10 years!

This is some bullshit!

This is bullshit!

Come on, man. Really?

Wow, you just played me!

You played me! I'm your blood sister!

Well then, fuck you, bitch. I got all y'all niggas.

Watch, I'll get all you.

Fuck you, bitch!

Ms. Miller.

My name is James Grey.

I was a friend of your pops.

Are you ready to be a free woman?

Nigga, I'm in here for life.

So what you saying?

Let's just say Judge Cooper doesn't want his wife

to find out about his mistress.

And he, um, had a slight change of heart.

He signed off on your appeal this afternoon.

You're free.

You bullshitting me, bro?

Do I look like somebody that would bullshit somebody?

How?

Why? Who would do this for me?

Look, your father was a good man, right?

And I owe him a favor.

This is that favor.

All you gotta do is get processed.

What will you do now?

Get my revenge.

You okay, ma'am?

Yes.

I will be.