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DANI:
Look at you.

Did you call the glam squad in?

No glam, just me.

I'm enjoying playing
with different styles.

Hi, Daddy.

Mother, you have conquered it.

I haven't been this obsessed
with the short do

since Lupita circa 2014.

Makes me want to chop mine, too.

Slow your roll.

We know I had no choice.

But you did what you always do--
took control.

You know what a minefield
our hair can be.

Especially as Black women.

Yeah, we can get our identity
so tangled up in it.

But you always taught us,

kinky or straight,
short or long,

yes, indeed, we are beautiful,
but our beauty is not our crown.

I sound brilliant.

Because you are.

Okay, I'm here
to meet your granddaughters

for some celebratory bubbles.

You want to come join us

and turn some heads
in the club dining room again?

My big head
wouldn't fit in the door

after all those compliments.

Hug them extra tight for me.

I will.

I love you, Mom.

Love you too, Daddy.

Do you really like it?

Woman, I will tell you as many
times as you need to hear it.

I love it.

And you.

And if my words aren't enough,
let's go.

-Go where?
-Upstairs.

Where I can show you exactly
how much I love the new you.

ANASTASIA:
It's as if it never

occurred to Anita Dupree

that someone other
than her great-granddaughter

could be Platinum Deb,
least of all a Belleclaire.

You actually told her
it was going to be me?

Little Orphan Samantha doesn't
even live behind the gates.

She doesn't look like you
or speak three languages.

She has never played violin
at Carnegie Hall.

-Mm.
-I could go on and on.

I am well-rounded,
thanks to you. [gasps]

I heard her mom was actually
on the streets a hot minute ago.

Oh, you know how I like my tea--

two sugars and no mercy.

What do you know?

Apparently, her mom works
at that diner, Orphey Gene's.

Her name is April or June
or something.

Even the name is uninspiring.

The House of Dupree is finally
on the brink.

It started with Dani shooting up
her ex-husband's wedding

and will end with you
being named Platinum Deb.

I know the tiara's in our reach,

but will the Duprees
ever bow down?

Oh, they will once we make them.

[Dani laughs]

And I say
there's no time like the present

to put them on notice.

♪ ♪

But today, I have signed off
on two patients,

I have helped
one family pack up,

and I have sent three sets of
meds home with the right people.

Everything is basically done.

And yet,
the hours keep dragging by.

WOMAN [over P.A.]: Dr. Rollins,
you have a call on line one.

The hallways feel too quiet.

God, even the monitors sound
half asleep.

I never knew a shift
could go by so slow.

Uh, did I teach you nothing?

What do you mean?

We never, ever mention
the busy-ness of the shift.

It's like... it's like the play

those theater kids
never mention the name of.

Mm. Macbeth.

Uh, now, see? See, you were one
of those little girls

who couldn't resist saying
"Bloody Mary"

in the mirror,
now, weren't you?

Oh, come on.
There are no string of words

that you could put together

that would make
those elevator doors open.

BILL:
My wife needs a doctor.

-Now, please.
-Told you, Nurse Bloody Mary.

What's going on?

Bill's being overprotective.

No, I thought she might
pass out or something,

and I got here
as fast as I could.

I know that dizziness is a sign
of a concussion.

And after the hit she took,
I just wanted to be sure.

We checked Hayley yesterday.

She showed no signs
of mild traumatic brain injury.

Right, and doctors don't
miss anything, ever, right?

-Can you help us?
-Uh, yeah.

Nurse Morgan, take Mrs. Hamilton
to exam room one while I get her

-checked in the system.
-ASHLEY: Okay.

We're gonna make sure
she's okay, Mr. Hamilton.

-Let's take a look
at you, Hayley.
-HAYLEY: Okay.

We got a real emergency,
or is that WebMD physician?

I like to err on the side

of one too many visits
instead of one too few.

What about you?

Just another day
in ortho paradise?

No, a meniscus tear
from an even more intense CEO.

Pickleball... strikes again.

Uh... [laughs] You see?
Now, that's what happens

when people play on small courts
like it's Wimbledon

without even bothering
to stretch.

Mm. Hands are in demand.

Yes, they are.

And I'm ready to give my review.

Your hands are dangerous
in the best possible way.

-Dani.
-Anastasia.

You remember
my granddaughter Chessy?

I remember a Francesca.

But Chessy it is.
Hi, sweetheart.

You were an OG model, like,

before I was born?

Still a model.

And look at you, all grown up.

No more braces,
no more starter nose.

-This is my nose.
-DANI: Of course it is.

I'm sure your granny is so happy

to have you back
for a visit from Switzerland.

Okay, she prefers "Glamma."

And it's not a visit.

I just transferred
to Wheatley Prep.

Oh. "Soar, Egrets, soar.

Fly with all your might
toward home."

Wait. You went to Wheatley?

You should check out
the awards case, Chessy.

Or maybe you shouldn't.

The Duprees have a whole shrine
dedicated to our time there.

I think someone bronzed
my pom-poms.

I will say, no one could herkie
quite like me.

Have you seen Samantha
and Tyrell since you got back?

I have. Samantha and I will be
coming out together as debs.

BTW, I noticed she didn't go
to the first etiquette class.

Oh, my.

I would hate for Samantha
to embarrass herself,

along with the entire
cotillion class

-if she can't catch up.
-Mm.

Thank you so much
for your concern,

but Samantha has
three generations

of Dupree women
ready and willing to mentor her.

She will be the belle
of the ball

before you can say Belleclaire.

What part about "wait until
tonight" do you not understand?

I just thought of another reason
to love your hair.

Easier access
to this perfect neck.

Oh, you know I can't resist
when you do that.

So don't.

Hello, hello, hello.

-JESSICA: Hey.
-TYRELL: We made it.

ANITA:
Hello.

Children.

Isn't this a school day?

We've been set free.

Aren't you happy to see us?

Oh, always, my loves.

But sometimes Great-Gran and I

have our own
after-school activities.

Great-Gran invited us over.

-Oh.
-You wouldn't let me

get a word in edgewise,

but the kids and I have business
that cannot wait.

I am no stranger
to the art of massage.

I have a standing
weekly appointment.

But your hands
are truly special.

Your orthopedics rotation
has been a blessing to us all.

Who says I got my skills
solely at work?

Do I want to hear the rest
of that story?

Well, it all started
with a dance major in college.

Girlfriend?

Uh, we concentrated
on lengthening muscles.

-And from there?
-Oh, shiatsu master in Tokyo.

Another love interest?

Oh, hardly.

It was a crotchety old man.

You know, former monk.

I swore I was his worst student.

So how'd you improve?

Well, I studied,
researching sore muscles

across a couple of continents.

Well, I am forever grateful

to everyone
who helped you perfect the art

of working out kinks.

One touch from you, and I was
still smiling in the morning.

I'm always available for smiling
and waking-up related.

My last patient rescheduled.

I was thinking about
taking myself to happy hour.

It's funny.
My day ended early, too.

Would you, uh,
want some company?

I'm gonna go change.

But meet me at Uptown.

It's a date.

Oh, seems like
you two are hitting it off nice.

And I can't say thank you enough
for the intro.

All right, your blood pressure
is in range,

your body temp is normal,
you're alert, you're oriented.

Ooh, and the nasty bruise--
it already is starting to heal.

Yeah, so what about
the rest of her?

You know, like-- I don't know--
fractures or internal bleeding?

As the doctor told you
yesterday,

the scans showed
nothing like that.

Okay.
Okay, so there's no concussion?

Bill, we've given Hayley
every test.

The X-ray and the CT scan--
they came back clean.

And someone your size
getting punched at that force--

you're very lucky.

No, I'm the lucky one.

Dr. Lancaster
is releasing Hayley.

Oh, that's a good thing.

Why the long face?

I'm just processing.

We're not friends anymore,
but we used to be.

God, what kind of monster hauls
off and hits a woman like that?

I mean, I wouldn't wish that
on anyone,

not even Hayley.

Careful. Are you sure you're
not feeling dizzy anymore?

Look, I know where they keep
those little juice boxes

if you want that,
or would you prefer ice chips?

I'm fine, Bill, like I've
told you a million times.

I swear, baby,
I'm going to take care of you

the same way
you took care of me.

You know what?

Even better.

-Mm.
-Mm.

Oh, sorry I'm late, Mom.

-Traffic was monstrous. Hi.
-No worries, sweetie.

Your sister's delayed, too.

How's work?

Uh, busy.

How's Jacob?

Good.

One-word answers

to describe the two most
important aspects of your life?

Well, I can't really
talk about work

because of privilege
and all that.

And Jacob's been busy.

He may be starting
this new training thing, so...

So, not much time together?

Hardly any.

It's temporary, right?
Few days at most?

Maybe longer than that,
but we'll survive.

Well, if you need me...

Turn around.

Here comes our bride.

Ah!

[all laughing]

We're getting married!

The audacity of them.

But isn't that the point?

She shouldn't be here,
but she is.

They shouldn't be on top,
but they are.

They shouldn't be turning out
platinum anything,

but they still do.

They have defied the odds
for the last time.

Samantha has the support
of the Duprees

and a huge following
from her work from ChelseaKat.

My IG is nowhere near hers.

I don't care how many people
think they admire her

and what that looks like.

Not one of those almighty
Duprees has what it takes

to turn that wayward duckling

into a swan
in time for cotillion.

ANITA:
In the midst of this year's

unprecedented amount of drama,

we almost missed
something incredibly special:

preparing Samantha
for her debut.

You're way more important
than my debut.

And, uh, I'm responsible
for some of that drama.

-No lie.
-Don't rub it in.

For once, my brother's right.

Picking someone
as lame as Nathan

and getting myself grounded?

If we almost missed anything,
it's because of me.

Well, we are putting all that
behind us,

and we are starting fresh.

It is my personal mission
to make sure

you are
the most enchanting debutante

Barrington County has witnessed
this generation.

Come, come, come, come on.

Actually, with all due respect,
Mrs. Dupree,

I am in no way interested
in Platinum Deb.

Your father called.

And he asked you to help
because Mom is in Dubai,

and my grandparents are
on the West Coast.

This is mortifying.

Don't even think about it.

Now, the best way to practice

is to simulate the actual
conditions of the ball.

Working with the three of you
instead of Samantha alone

is actually more instructive,
so let's get to it.

-Go, go, go.
-Any help here?

Watch and learn.

Jessica.

Samantha.

And Tyrell.

-Nice.
-Thank you.

All right.

Let's dance, shall we?

You know, Mom, I didn't
expect you to be so...

Calm, chill, amazingly relaxed?

Yes.

I just knew you'd already
started my wedding book.

Or at the very least
had Dad drawing up the prenup.

I know I got a little excited,

but, honey, you do remember
that I recently got married

on a whim by an Anita Williams
impersonator.

It was impulsive,

but you seem to be living your
happily-ever-after with Andre.

Because of love.

That's what
I'm an expert in now.

Do you love Madison?

With everything.

Then that's all you need.

And you know I'm only
an ask away if you need help.

-We're engaged!
-We're engaged!

-[Dani screams]
-[Chelsea laughs]

I loved getting that call
from you and Madison.

I've never heard
my little sister

sound so content and excited.

-Please don't say "but."
-But...

little sis and Mom,

yes, it's true
that love is the foundation,

but you need more than that.

Something that lasts
requires work.

I know that.

I say this with respect,
Chelsea,

but I've seen you get bored

and abandon movies
and dinner plans

and even sentences when
you're in the middle of them,

if you aren't stimulated.

Every single day of marriage
is a choice,

and you have to show up
when it's hard,

especially when it's hard.

When you're upset,
when you're tired,

when all you want
to do is escape

and act like
your partner doesn't exist.

You have to be sure
that you're ready for that.

And can you honestly
say that you are?

Now, baby,
you know I love me some me.

But I swear,
you are my number one priority.

Hmm. The words sound pretty
but familiar.

I'll believe it
when you show me.

All right.
I've got your walking papers.

Oh. I'm sure you're relieved

you won't have
to see me anymore.

Hayley, our history aside,
my job is to look after you

and to confirm you're okay.

Well, are you sure you don't
want to keep her overnight?

You know, just for observation?

Wait. When you had your stroke,

you were terrified to be here.
Now I can't get you to leave?

Oh, well, we can't leave until
we know you're in the clear.

Maybe we should get
another doctor's opinion.

No, no. The doctor said
I'm fine, so I want to go home.

-Well, the hotel.
-Hotel?

Yeah. Yeah, we just thought
it'd be best if we get a room

while the new security system
is being installed at the house.

Oh, the mugger has your license.

Ugh. Feeling unsafe
in your own home--

it's like being robbed
all over again.

Tell me about it.

Hayley, I really hope
that you feel better soon, okay?

And I hope the cops nail
whoever did this to you.

[R&B music playing softly]

We had the same amount
of time to change,

and you come in here
looking like a supermodel.

That would be my sister.

Well, I think you would give her
a run for her money right now,

'cause I doubt anyone could wear
that dress as well as you do.

I almost believe you.

Just like my hands,
my lips don't lie.

♪ ♪

[Carlton clears throat]

Carlton, hi.

I didn't realize
you were back in town.

And I didn't realize
you were on a date.

My mistake.

Kial, would you mind
getting us a drink

while I catch up with Carlton?

I'll get you something sweet.

Nice to see you, Carlton.

Likewise.

Hey, I didn't mean
to surprise you.

Why would I be surprised?

Is it because
the last time I saw you,

we were in bed together,

and now you're here locking lips
with the traveling doc?

I thought we were
on the same page.

An adult one.

You were clear.
You don't want anything serious.

Except what we feel

when we're together
is far more than casual.

Can the great ortho
claim that, too?

You're upset.

Carlton, me seeing Kial doesn't
negate how I feel about you.

You are the first man

that I shared myself with
after my divorce.

But not the last?

You make me feel beautiful
and admired and wanted.

But I am putting myself
back together right now,

piece by piece,

and that includes
seeing whoever I want.

Got it.

Do you?
Because this doesn't mean

that we have to stop
seeing each other.

That is,
unless it's your choice.

KIAL:
Can I get you a beer?

No.

I was just leaving.

Is everything all right?

Never better.

Although I think
I'm going to have to start

having my dates outside the DMV.

I know a great bar
up in the Upper East Side.

Would you like me to check
on some flights?

[Nicole laughs]

I make the right choice?

Yes.

And so did I.

You really have nothing
to say about that?

Nope.

I've been where you are,
and I'm still there.

Where's that?

Able to hang out
with somebody as sexy

and incredibly beautiful
as you are

without expecting anything
in return.

I'm having fun.
You seem to be having fun.

Let's keep it right where it is.

[R&B song starts]

How about we take this
to the dance floor?

This is my jam.

♪ You can't compare♪

♪ Ain't no love like mine♪

♪ Could you find another one?♪

♪ They just ain't there♪

♪ Ain't no love like mine, no♪

♪ Ain't no love like mine♪

♪ Ain't no love like mine♪

[Nicole laughs]

♪ Ain't no love like mine.♪

These heels are too high.

I'm going to topple over before
I can even do a proper one-two.

Don't worry.
I'll be there to catch you.

One, gross.

And two, these heels
aren't high enough.

They do nothing for
my legs, Great-Gran.

They are just right.

Debs have been gliding at that
very height for over a century.

All right. Are we ready?

Vernon,
could you bump it up a little?

["Waltz in G"
by Douglas Gamley playing]

Ready?

One, two, three. Here we go.

Step, two.

One, two, three.
One, two, three.

Remember, you're painting
a simple box on the floor,

not creating a Basquiat.

Hold your frame.

Eventually,

these steps will have you
moving around the floor.

Stop thinking about your feet.

She meant our own.

You can think about my feet.

Watch your form.

No, Jessica, you can't lead.

You have to follow
Tyrell's lead.

Both of you can't be
in the driver's seat.

Tyrell, remember,
you are showcasing Jessica.

She's the focus.

This night is always,
always about the deb.

-Gotcha.
-Mm-hmm.

Oh, could you showcase
off of my left foot?

I'm supposed to be
learning from this?

The boy's from another district
than the beat.

Talk about rhythmless nation.

Hey, what happened
to being supportive?

All right, let me show you how
it's done, youngblood, okay?

Oh.

The dance begins

before you put your hand
in hers.

You hold her with your eyes.

Why, Mr. Dupree.

Then you bow

to show her the respect
she deserves.

Then you take her in your arms.

And if you do it right,

you're not counting steps,

because you're moving
to the beats of your hearts.

[Anita laughs]

Madison is unlike anyone
I've ever dated.

I never get tired of her.

Even when I'm upset
or we're fighting, I just...

I want to be around her
now and forever.

That's beautiful, Chelsea Bear.

But there's something else.

I do love her, and I am all in,

but I just can't
shake the feeling

that I'm getting
everything I want

while she passes up
the chance of a lifetime.

Are you talking
about her fellowship in Denmark?

Yeah.

Like, what if she wakes up
one morning

and realizes that she made
a mistake by turning it down?

It'll all be because of me.

Baby, do you think
I resented your dad

because I chose raising a family
over my career?

I always wondered
if that was Dad's original sin,

before the cheating.

How did your love survive
with him taking that from you?

-Oh, Chelsea.
-And-and how do I make sure

that Madison and I don't end up
like you and Dad?

I can unbutton my own coat.

And you did not have
to carry me in here, Bill.

Well, if I can't carry my wife
across the threshold,

then you might as well
put me in the ground right now.

All right, then.

-Thank you, baby.
-You're welcome.

But is this hotel
really necessary?

I mean, Fairmont Crest
is locked down tighter

than some military bases.

Oh. Well, baby,
that doesn't matter

as long as that thug is still
wandering around out there

with the keys to the kingdom.

Mm. Well, thank God

I have my big, strong husband
to protect me now.

Mm-hmm.
And a very nice hotel suite

that we can use as we please.

Hmm. A second honeymoon?

Mm. With you,
it's all a honeymoon.

BILL:
Mm. Mm.

I have examined and dissected

every element of my marriage
to your father.

I've gone over, under and
through that whole blame game.

How could Bill Hamilton ask me

to give up the one thing
I loved?

You know the real question?

Why didn't I say no?

Well, Dad can be hard to deny.

Sure, then.
I do it all the time now.

Well, Mom, you were so young,

and you were doing
what you thought was best.

Very true.

But I loved every minute
of being with you girls,

and I never saw it
as a sacrifice.

There just should have been
a world

where I was able to do both.

Well, do you think Dad realized
that you missed having a career?

I don't know.

You know, I think
if he had kept his word

and-and given me back my time
and my peace of mind

after you girls got older

instead of starting this cycle
of cheating,

maybe he would have seen it.

Well, we appreciate everything
you gave up for us.

We do.

And now you're getting
your life back.

You started your own agency,

and you're the face of the
Tatum Stewart's brand-new line.

This is all true,

but the best part of my life

is getting to watch
you girls live yours.

My baby is about to be a wife.

Cake tastings

and dress fittings
and bridesmaids.

And we will be there
every step along the way.

-Should I be worried?
-No, not at all.

This is your wedding,
and if I forget that,

-have your sister remind me.
-Consider it done.

DANI:
And just so you know,

what's happening
with you and Madison

is not at all like what happened
with your father and me.

You're not asking Madison to
give up research indefinitely.

That genius girl will find
something just as big now--

not decades later,
after frustration has built up--

-and you will be there
supporting her.
-NAOMI: Yeah.

Yeah, Chelsea, stop
beating yourself up, okay?

You are tuned in and determined
not to stand in Madison's way.

Well, that was
quite a ruckus before.

What are we celebrating?

We happened to overhear.

-A private family moment.
-ANASTASIA: Hmm.

With a well-mannered group.

Oh, Dani, Anita did look a touch
green when I saw her recently.

Probably just
some anticipatory grief

from Samantha losing
Platinum Deb to my Chessy.

Either way, you might want
to look in on her.

I do hope she's okay.

Introducing
Samantha Richardson-Smith,

daughter of Martin and Bradley

and granddaughter of Nicole...

You get the idea.

As the announcer reads the name,

you hold your position
and smile.

Then you'll curtsy,

and your escort will bow.

And then you take your walk
all on your own,

floating on a cloud
through the room

while everyone admires you.

Every step you take is
a declaration of who you are.

You have never been
more yourself,

while at the exact same time,

you know
you will be so much more.

Whoa. I barely recognize her.

There's my sister.

[Anita laughs]

Jessica, you're next. Come on.

Announcer, if you please.

Introducing Jessica Harris,
et cetera, et cetera.

Oh, okay. No, no, no, no. Okay.

Breathe, baby.

And you're not stomping grapes.

You're gliding.

I thought we were
making progress.

JESSICA:
I'm here, aren't I?

In body, but not in spirit.

You have seen how
Tyrell's grandmother, Nicole,

walks through a room.

And his Aunt Katherine.

I don't know
if you've met his cousin Naomi.

She's the lawyer, right?

-Yes, she is.
-Hmm.

And they were all debs.

That accomplishment is part
of the confidence

that Nicole and Kat
and Naomi exude

and the grace through which
they move through the world.

You have really accomplished
women in your family.

Yes, we do,
and on cotillion night,

I want you to consider yourself

an honorary member
of this family.

Oh, Mrs. Dupree, that's...

A big freaking compliment.

Dupree women walk
with their heads held high.

So do me and yourself a favor

and shelve the attitude.

Allow yourself to shine, baby.

Believe that you've got
the "it" factor, because you do.

It is all over you.

Now, show the world who you are.

Uh, Dr. Fitzgerald,
I thought you were out of town.

Cut the trip short.
What do you have for me?

A listening ear
so you can get out

whatever weird energy this is.

You want to know?
I came back early

because I thought
I would surprise Nicole,

but I just ran into her
at Uptown,

all up on Dr. Feel Good.

So I guess
the surprise is on me.

[upbeat dance music playing
in French]

Do you need me to slow down?

Never.

[woman whooping]

Where did you learn
how to dance like that?

Oh, I did a summer-abroad
program in Haiti.

I was in Port-au-Prince
for work relief,

and I never came back
with moves like that.

I really fell in love
with the culture and the people,

and got to practice my French,

and I picked up on a couple
things I could bring back home.

Well, I need to be sure

and send those people of Haiti
a thank-you.

Okay.

I think I'm getting my breath
back again.

You, uh...?

Shall we?

How about we get out of here?

♪ Calling you to see
if I've been wasting my time♪

♪ I've been calling you,
calling you...♪

-Thanks, Great-Gran.
-Yes. Thank you.

-Thank you.
-Of course.

Thank us by practicing.

We are going to be ready
for that cotillion crown

or die trying, right?

Uh, what my love means is,

just being present
in this glorious experience

is reward in itself.

Now, go...

so I can have some alone time
with my bride.

-Love you.
-Love you, too, baby.

I'll walk you guys out.

[phone chimes]

-HAYLEY: Mm-hmm.
-Hmm.

Hmm. Was that all right, baby?

I wanted to make it
all about you.

Mm. You were more giving
than ever.

Mm. Mm-hmm.

I'm just lying here
thinking about what you said.

You know, about putting me
before everything else.

Okay. What about it?

Did you mean it?

Of course I did.

Even before Dani?

You are my wife, Hayley, okay?

-Not Dani.
-Mm.

Have you forgotten our vows?

Oh, they're forever fuzzy

with the sound
of Dani's pistol going off.

Right. Well...

maybe we should renew them, hmm?

I mean, they do have
more meaning now

after what happened to you.

Okay.

I, Bill Hamilton,

take thee, Hayley Hamilton,

to have and to hold
from this day forth,

for better or worse.

-Till death do us part.
-Mm-hmm.

I vow to love,

honor and protect you.

Mm.

And I vow to hunt down the man

who dare lay hands on my wife.

Mm.

If anyone other than Anastasia
said Gran looked ill,

we would be headed straight
to Dr. Ahn.

True. The source is problematic,

but what does she have to gain
by saying that?

It's not her usual snark.

If there was anything to it,
Granddad would have said.

Facts. And you know
that worry brings nothing

-but frown lines.
-NAOMI: Mm.

Not fair,
using my own words against me.

Mom, don't let Anastasia
twist you up.

Not about Gran's mortality
or yours.

Focus on the positive,
like this insane gig with Tatum.

And nothing's gonna do
Gran's heart better

than seeing her girl
back on top of the world.

I'd say seeing
her granddaughter's wedding

might top it.

-Mm.
-I'm fine, Mom.

No. No.

You are amazing, too.

You are married
to a wonderful man.

You are doing the most noble
work for the people who need it.

I am so proud of you.

In fact, we need more bubbles.

I do declare things are
looking up for the Dupree women.

-Cheers.
-Hear, hear.

[romantic music playing]

♪ Hey...♪

Last time, you said you wanted
to keep it at a kissing pace.

Are you sure?

We are breezing past kissing
and quickly approaching naked.

I am sure.

Okay. That's good.

I just... I don't want you to
feel like you're in a space...

-Kial?
-Yeah.

Stop talking.

♪ I promise, baby♪

♪ You ain't gotta worry
about a thing♪

♪ No, I promise♪

♪ I promise♪

♪ I promise, baby♪

♪ You ain't gotta worry
about a thing♪

♪ Provision and safety♪

♪ ♪

♪ I've got it♪

♪ That means you got it, yeah♪

♪ The bedroom♪

♪ We both know
I handle that spot♪

♪ Uh-huh♪

-♪
-♪ Uh-huh♪

♪ This vibe ain't
going nowhere♪

♪ Oh♪

♪ Pretty lady♪

-♪ I promise♪
-♪ Promise♪

♪ I promise♪

♪ Promise♪

-♪ I promise, baby♪
-♪ Promise♪

♪ You ain't gotta worry about
a thing, no, I promise.♪

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