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("Unbreakable" by Jon Bibbs)

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- [Voiceover] I betcha can't catch me!

(melancholy piano music)

Haha! You can't catch me!

(people laughing and chatting)

- [Voiceover] Hey, girl.

- Hey.

- [Kimberly] Well, my body yearns

to bring forth a new energy,

creating the most powerful gift known to man

from a single organism.

I give you...

life.

I'm just sayin'.

Please, please, please.

(sighs)

(sighs)

Damn.

(melancholy piano music)

- [Jason] You okay?

In God's time, Kimmy.

(zipping)

(zipping)

You okay?

- I'm fine.

- You know you can always come with me.

- You'll be in meetings all day.

- Not all day.

(sighs)

- Hey, I'll be okay.

Shy's gonna come over and

we're just gonna hang out.

- Oh, good.

(melancholy piano music)

(car honks)

Oh, baby. That's...

I'll call you when my plane lands.

- Mm-hmm.

It's on the dresser.

- Thanks babe. Love you.

- I know and love you too.

(melancholy piano music)

- [Kimberly] Soon we'll share the greatest intimacy

as husband and wife.

Then the feeling of incomplete

will be replaced with in complete.

I'm just sayin'.

- Hello?

Kimmy.

- I'm in the study.

- Oh.

(longing R&B music)

You started without me? What's up with that?

- Girl, it's been one of those days.

- Yeah, I talked to J.

- I just want to...

- Mm-mm.

I know, I know.

Give it time, girl. It'll happen.

Soon you'll have two or three rug rats runnin' around here.

What? And what's the rush?

Why the hell do you wanna be fat and ugly?

- I just want a complete family.

- And screaming kids are gonna give you that? Please.

- Don't you want a family some day?

- Yeah, some day, but not today.

- Then why every weekend are we

on here searching for your Mr. Right?

- Correction: not Mr. Right, Mr. Right-Now.

- All right, so what letter we on?

- I believe it's 'M.'

- What about...

Mark?

- Hell no.

That sounds like somebody who lives with his mother.

- Marty?

- Now that sounds like somebody who sleeps with his mother.

(chuckles)

- Mm. I got it...

Malik.

- Hmm. I like it.

Ooh, there's one. Malik Anthony.

And he is cute. 28...

- Business owner and...

shit. - [Jasmine] Damn.

- [Kimberly] Yep, he's married.

- Why are the fine ones married or gay?

- Right?

All right, so--

- No, no, no, whoa, wait. Check his friends list.

He should have at least one single fine friend.

Ooh, there's one.

Darryl Johnson. - [Kimberly] Malik Anthony.

- [Kimberly] 27, firefighter...

and single!

- That's it. That is the one. Send him my profile.

- Whoa, whoa, wait. Okay, so what do we say?

- Um, tell him...

I'm on fire and I need him to put me out.

- Damn, child.

Why don't you just send him a picture of your coochie?

- Can I do that?

- No, girl.

(laughs)

- You're right. I didn't even shave her yet.

(laughs)

- Okay. We'll just say "Hi Darryl,

"to show my appreciation

"for what you do for our community..."

(typing)

"how about lunch someday?"

- Mm. That's good too.

But I think he'll respond faster

to the coochie shot and my fire statement.

- I'm sure he would.

(laughing)

(airplane screeching in distance)

- [Kimberly] With this ring, I accept you entirely.

Your needs are my needs. Your wants are my wants.

- [Voiceover] Mommy!

- [Kimberly] Our child is our child. We are one.

(sighs) I'm just sayin'.

(melancholy music)

(bright lounge music)

(car honks)

- [Group] Surprise!

(applauding)

(laughing)

- [Jermaine] We got you, huh, big bro?

- Yeah. How'd you guys put this together?

- [Shy] Thank Shy and Jermaine.

- Ah, it was nothin'. Just made a few phone calls--

- Excuse me, but planning a party

and looking this good is always a big deal.

Happy Birthday, J.

- Thanks, Shy. Thanks for everything.

- [Shy] You're welcome. Anything for our girl.

- Yeah, our girl is somethin'.

(bright R&B music)

- You're welcome.

- Girl, your brother-in-law really looks good.

Mm. Is he married yet?

- Who cares, 'cause he here by hisself.

- Come on now, behave. You both are married.

- I will, girl. I will.

- Girl, she's just sayin' that

'cause she's married to that fine ass Jason.

- Mm-mm, girl. You don't know?

Kimberly wouldn't cheat on her man

if it was Denzel Washington.

- A quality you whores will never measure up to.

- What?

- How do those bitches get invited to every event?

- Be nice, Shy. They're just havin' fun.

- At your expense.

Being faithful in a marriage is obviously a joke to them.

- They are right.

I wouldn't cheat on Jason with Denzel Washington.

- Who would, with his old ass?

- Right? (laughs)

But Boris Kudjoe...

Mmm.

- Now see, I would be all over him, girl.

- Thank you.

- You know?

(laughing)

Turned out nice, huh, Kimmy?

- [Kimberly] Thanks to you, girl. You are a life saver.

- Any time, girl. (sighs)

(low plucking music)

- What's wrong?

(sighs) Them again?

- Oh, no. Nothin' like that.

- What is it?

- [Shy] What?

- Shy, what's wrong?

- Nothing, I'm just glad I helped my best friend

plan successful surprise party for her man.

- Can it, Shy. I know that tone.

- Okay, Darryl, the fireman,

he called and he wants to have lunch...

Saturday.

- Ah, that's good. And?

- And I said yes.

- And what does this have to do with me?

No.

- Kimberly, please. I do not want to meet him by myself.

- [Kimberly] No.

- Suppose he's a maniac or a killer.

- He's a fireman, Shy.

- Suppose all that stuff is a lie,

suppose it's a scam or he's a nutcase.

You don't want anything bad to happen to me, do you?

All you would have to do is just sit close by

and I'll give you the signal if everything's okay.

- 10 minutes. 10 minutes and I'm leaving.

- [Shy] Thank you, thank you, thank you!

(laughs)

- [Kimberly] You're crazy.

(relaxed jazz music)

- Relax Shy, we're early.

(Shy laughs)

(people murmuring)

Tell me that is not who I think it is.

- Kimberly, I had no idea he was coming.

Wait. What are you doing?

- I don't do double dates.

- [Shy] Kimmy...

- Shy? Shy Parker?

Hey. How you doin'?

- Pleasure to finally meet.

- [Darryl] Pleasure's mine.

- This is my girl, Kimberly.

- Nice to meet you, Kimberly, and this is my boy, Malik.

- Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you too.

- So I hope you don't mind me bringin' a friend.

You never know these days with online datin'.

(chuckling)

- I perfectly understand.

That's sort of why I brought Kimmy.

- So do you wanna grab a table and talk?

- Sure.

- [Darryl] All right.

Give me a few minutes, bro.

- [Malik] All right.

Mind if I sit down?

This is nice.

I hear they have poetry readings here on Thursday night.

- I know. Me and my husband come here from time to time.

- Maybe I'll bring my wife here some day.

- Funny, wonder if your wife knows you're here right now.

- Actually, she does.

I told her I was coming to make sure

he wasn't hookin' up with a nutcase.

I know how this may look.

- How does it look?

- What I meant is I have a family I love very much,

just as you love your husband.

So what's she like?

- Who?

- Your friend, Shy.

- Why?

(scoffs)

- I'm just askin' a question.

Look, lady, I'm not tryin' to hit on you.

- Then why are you here?

- I'm here for my friend, just like you.

You know, there are some men

who value friendship and marriage.

- Oh, really?

- Yeah, maybe your husband, but from your attitude...

doesn't show that to be evident.

- Excuse me? You don't know anything about me or my husband.

- I do know he has his hands full.

Coffee's on me. Have a nice day.

(sighs)

- She's gonna kill me.

- I'm sorry, you said something?

- Oh, thank you.

So, what's up with your friend?

- Who, Malik? He's like my brother.

And I wanted his opinion of you.

- Oh, and how was he gonna get that?

- Well, I knew you'd bring a friend

and I figured he'd question her,

but your girl wasn't havin' it.

(laughing)

- That's my Kimmy.

- Wait, she thought I brought him here for her?

- I don't know. Did you?

(laughs)

- Malik is happily married and you found me.

- Look, I may have found you, but remember this,

I'm the catch and it could easily

be someone else sitting in your seat.

- You're right, you're right. I shouldn't have said that.

- You're right. You shouldn't have.

But I shouldn't have implied that

your friend was here lookin' for booty call.

- Apology accepted.

- I was not apologizin'.

(Darryl laughs)

(relaxed instrumental music)

(people murmuring)

- Babe, I don't see anything that says "wings."

Really, I don't see anything

that even resembles a bird or a plane.

They all look alike to me.

Hello? Hey, I got it. Uh, Kimberly.

The lady I was telling you about.

Yeah, she helped me. (laughs)

Yes, really.

I will.

See you soon. Love you.

(relaxed instrumental music)

My wife and I thank you.

- You're welcome.

- I want you to know I didn't portray you

as a crazy person to my wife.

In fact, I told her you appeared

to be a decent friend of Shy.

Good luck with that.

I think children complete you.

In a marriage, of course.

- Thank you. Take care.

- You too.

Hey.

(smooth R&B music)

- How'd it go?

- He seems nice. Won't know till she calls me.

- Mm-hmm.

- He brought a friend.

- Oh, really?

- Yeah. The Malik guy that we used to find him.

- What'd he want?

- He said he was there to make sure

his friend wasn't hookin' up with a nutcase.

- Mm.

- Mr. Reed, are you jealous?

- Should I be, Mrs. Reed?

- No, 'cause I only have eyes for you.

- Mmm.

Then I'm not.

- But I like it.

- Then I am.

- Bae.

- Hmm?

- Would you have a problem buying feminine products for me?

- Is this your way of telling me this can't go any further?

- No, it's just a question.

Would you have a problem buying feminine products for me?

- No. I guess not.

Where'd that come from?

- Just a question.

- Okay.

- Do you think children complete you?

- Kimmy, I don't need children to complete me.

Baby, you complete me.

- You don't want children?

- I'm not sayin' that.

I'm sayin' that if it never happens, I still feel like--

- Jason, it's gonna happen.

- I know, baby.

It's just that I love you with or without children.

- You don't want a family.

- We are a family.

What?

Kimmy, what'd I...?

Kimmy. Kimmy!

(low, plucking music)

(phone ringing)

- [Kimberly] Hello?

- [Shy] Hey, girl.

- [Kimberly] So, how did it go?

- [Shy] It was nice. He's funny, charming, I like him.

- That's good, girl. So he's a keeper?

- I'm not sure yet, but who knows?

- Well, I liked him and I think you guys look cute together.

- Thanks Kimmy. That really means a lot.

- You're my girl and I got your back.

I just wanna see you happy.

- Speakin' of backs, I did not know

Malik was coming and I just wanna say--

- [Kimberly] It's not a problem.

He was there as a friend just like I was.

- So you're not mad?

- No, it's cool.

- Okay, what did you do with my best friend?

- I don't know. I think I just maybe prejudged him a little.

- What do you mean "prejudged?"

You thought it was a booty call.

- I don't know, Shy.

- [Shy] You don't know?

- Yeah, well...

I saw him at the drug store.

- What? What the hell was he doin' there? Following you?

- No, nothin' like that. I just, he's cool.

- Kimmy. What the hell are you doin'?

Not fallin' for his bullshit?

- Please, Shy. I said he's cool, not that I want him.

And he really loves his wife.

- And how do you know that?

- I just know.

And I admire that.

- Okay, well, admire his ass from afar.

- Trust me, girl.

Next time I see him it would be at your wedding.

- Then you will never see him again.

(laughing)

(TV announcer talking and R&B music playing)

- Need anything else, bro?

- [Jermaine] No. - [Bar keeper] No problem.

- [Jermaine] Hm-hm-hmm.

There's gotta be someone interested in that BlackBerry.

- What was that?

- Wow. That what I have to look forward to?

- I'm married, Maine, and you will be too, soon.

- Yeah, you right, but boy, I'm gonna miss bein' single.

My goodness, I'm gonna miss bein' single.

So what you gonna do, man?

(sighs)

- Don't know.

- Have you been tested?

Can you have kids?

Has she been tested?

- No. I don't know.

- [Jermaine] Think she can't have--

- I don't think anything, Maine.

Because it doesn't matter.

I'll love Kimberly no matter what.

- But she wants kids.

- In the worst way.

- My advice, change a little.

- Change?

- Yeah, too tense predictable.

You always dress like a lawyer,

your face is always in that BlackBerry.

You even play basketball anymore?

- Do you?

You're a professional football player,

not a basketball player, little bro.

- Same thing.

- No, it's not.

- Yeah, it is.

- And what does that have to do with having kids anyway?

- I don't know, maybe your sperm's a little

too tired from work to swim upstream.

(laughing)

How 'bout a pet?

(passionate pop music)

* Something as simple as love

* Shouldn't be so complicated

* Passion wouldn't be outdated

* With that number one

* Oh, but when you're in love

* You pray that it will last forever

* When we would just be together

(phone ringing)

- [Kimberly] No, no, no...

- Kimberly, you have a second?

This is Mr. Anthony of M.A. Construction.

His company will be handling

the developing of our new building.

- It's good to see you again.

- [Man in tie] Oh, you've met?

- Well, we have some common interests.

- [Man in tie] Great, then working together

should prove to be an advantage.

- Working together?

- Yes, I'd like you to assist Mr. Anthony

in the construction as our point of contact.

You know, relocating everyone, funding issues,

and what ever he needs, of course.

- Of course.

- Great. Mr. Anthony, please, right this way.

I'll show you the rest of the building.

- Good seeing you again.

- Yeah. Okay.

- Mm. He's gonna be fun to work with.

- He's married, Terry.

- Still gonna be fun working with him.

- [Jason] Hey. - [Kimberly] Hey.

- [Kimberly] Jason, I-- - [Jason] Baby--

- [Jason] You go first.

- No, you talk, I'll listen.

(sighs)

- Okay.

(slow, soulful piano music)

Baby, I know how wonderful

it'll be when we finally have children...

but I just want you to know that

you mean everything to me, no matter what.

There's something else.

- How long?

- One or two weeks.

I'll be partner soon. Come with me.

- I can't. I just got a new assignment.

- Well, uh, that reminds me.

I gotcha somethin'.

- A gift? What is it?

- So that's your gift?

- Yep.

(low, playful music)

- Well, you said you wanted children.

What? You did.

She's cute.

- It's a boy.

(puppy barks)

- Whatever.

(laughing)

- Yeah.

- What's her name? What's his name?

- Company.

- I like it.

(low, playful music)

All right, so I met Company, now what's the real news?

- Malik Anthony.

- What? You saw him again? Is he following you?

- No, he's not following me, but yeah, I saw him again.

New contractor we hired.

- Girl, wait a minute. You gotta work with him?

Ooh. You tell J. yet?

- It's my job, Shy, not a date.

- Speakin' of J., where is he?

- Phoenix, two weeks.

- Long time.

- Tell me about it.

But I got Company, I got my girl...

- Sorry, I'm goin' to Jamaica with Darryl for a few days.

Which reminds me, gotta pick up a new bathing suit.

- What? When was you gonna tell me?

- I'm tellin' you now. Besides, I was not tryin' to hear--

- [Kimberly] But you barely even know him.

- That, right there.

(sighs)

- [Kimberly] Well, be safe.

- I will, girl. I'll bring you and...

Toto somethin' back.

- His name is Company.

- Whatever.

(phone beeps)

- [Terry] Mrs. Reed?

- Yes, Terry.

- [Terry] Mr. Anthony's here to see you.

- Show him in.

- Good morning.

- Good morning, Mr. Anthony.

- Please, it's Malik.

- I'm sorry, Mr. Anthony,

I would prefer to keep this professional.

Please have a seat and we'll begin.

(exciting jazz music)

* I lost a lover, gained a best friend

* And I don't wanna give that up

* Don't wanna give that up

* I lost a lover gained a best friend

* I think that might be good enough

* It might be good enough

* We've become incompatible

* Our goals and dreams

(Malik sighs)

(laughing)

- I really appreciate you this week.

- Thank you, but it's our job.

- And a fine job you do.

(sighs)

How 'bout dinner tonight? My treat, to show my appreciation.

- I'm sorry, not me.

- Why not? I could sure use the company.

- Company?

- Because of the long hours at the beginning

of a contract, my wife normally takes a vacation.

- I don't do dates.

- It's not a date. And we'll invite Terry.

It's a business dinner with the three of us.

- Okay. Sure, why not?

- Great. I'll call you with the arrangements.

(phone ringing)

See you later.

Terry, how 'bout dinner tonight?

(jazz music)

- This place is nice.

Wow.

He is too fine.

- Sorry, I'm late. Had some last minute items come up.

- You chose a lovely place Mr. Anthony.

- Thank you and please, we're out of office. It's Malik.

- Malik it is.

- Okay, Malik.

- Great. Let's eat.

- So, tell me somethin' about yourself, Malik.

- Well, I received my engineering degree from U.M.,

I started my business two years after that,

one year later, I started a family

with the woman of my dreams.

- Right, you're married.

- Yes, happily.

- Excuse me for a second. I have to uh, make a phone call.

(Malik chuckling)

- I am so sorry about that.

- No need to apologize.

(laughs)

Well.

Thank you.

This looks great.

(people murmuring)

They serve the best steaks here.

My wife and I come here often.

I really think you'll enjoy it.

* It can happen to you, oh

* Trouble

* Even in paradise

* Trouble in paradise

* Trouble, yeah, one more time

It's been a long day.

Think I'll finish the rest of this in my trailer.

You don't mind if I call it a night, do you?

- Sure.

- [Jason] Hello?

- Hey, Mr. Reed.

- [Jason] Hey, baby. What time is it?

- Not sure. Are you asleep?

- [Jason] Busy day and even busier tomorrow.

Something wrong?

- No, I just wanted to hear your voice.

(sighs)

I'll just let you sleep and I will call you tomorrow.

- [Jason] Okay. I love you.

- I love you too.

- [Kimberly] Today, I learned that your presence is tangible

to my touch and I'm able to see you in my sight.

For as long as I lived, you have always been my light.

I'm just sayin'.

(slow lounge music)

(knocking)

- Yes?

- [Kimberly] Good morning.

- Hey. What's up?

- I had to um...

You have a lot of tattoos.

I shouldn't have interrupted.

- I don't know, it's okay.

I often stay here when the family's away,

workin' on a project.

- But I shouldn't have bothered you.

- [Malik] Nonsense. Would you like some coffee?

I just made a pot.

- Um, no. No.

I just saw your truck outside,

just wanted to come by and say hi, so...

Hi.

(laughs)

I should leave.

- Please, really, it's no bother.

Say, what do you got planned for this morning?

- Just a little work. Nothin' really, but why?

- I gotta check out a site for an up and coming contract.

I think you might like it.

- I don't...

- It's not a date.

Really, it's work for me. Please?

- Sure, why not? So where is it?

- That's a surprise, but I think you might like it.

Trust me.

- "Trust me."

- Give me about an hour to get dressed

and I'll meet you in your office.

- Okay.

(light playful music)

What are you thinkin', Kim? Jason would not like this.

Can't go anywhere with this man.

(phone ringing)

Shy, pick up.

- [Shy] Hey, this is Shy. Leave a message at the beep.

(beeps)

- It's not a date, just two people hangin' out.

(phone ringing)

- [Jason] Hey, Kimmy, now is not a good time.

- Uh, Jason, I just wanna see

how you feel about me hangin'--

- [Jason] Baby, are you all right?

- Yeah, yeah. I just have to--

- [Jason] Baby, I have to call you back.

Really, it's not a good time. Really.

- But I have to ask to see

- [Voiceover] Jason.

- how you would feel if...

- [Jason] I love you, Kimmy, and I really have to go.

Love you.

(phone beeping)

- You ready?

- [Kimberly] Sure.

(smooth jazz music)

- [Malik] This is the part of my job I really love.

- [Kimberly] Do you bring your family here?

- All the time. I try to share everything with them.

You and Jason ever come here?

- [Kimberly] No, not really.

Work only gives us seconds to share.

- Sometimes sharing seconds is more than enough.

It's gettin' late.

Let me take a few more measurements and we can go.

(smooth jazz music)

Sorry I kept you so late.

- It's okay. Thank you for the museum. I really enjoyed it.

- Drive safe. See you Monday.

- Hey, Malik, I'll be in the park tomorrow after church,

just lettin' Company get some exercise.

You should join us.

- Company?

- My puppy, that's his name.

- Sure. Why not?

- I'll see you there. 'Kay.

- All right.

(phone ringing)

- Hello?

- [Jason] Hey, baby. You okay?

I've been callin' you all evening.

- Uh, yeah. I'm fine, just been out.

- [Jason] Okay, just as long as you're all right.

- I'm fine, really.

- [Jason] Good. What was so important earlier?

- Nothin' really.

How's work?

- [Jason] How's work? I'm just missin' you.

- I miss you too.

Jason, when you get back how 'bout

we go to a museum or somethin'?

- [Jason] A museum? Sure, but why a museum?

- I just wanna spend time with you, somewhere different.

- [Jason] Okay.

Well, get some sleep, baby, and I'll call you tomorrow.

Love you.

- Love you too.

(phone clicks)

- So, tell me about your family.

- Melissa, she's...

strong, smart, beautiful...

a lot like you.

- And your son?

- Tyler's wonderful.

He's funny, loves to play...

draws, hammers, just like me.

- You love bein' a dad.

- He means everything to me. They both do.

(children playing)

- So you have any plans on having any more?

- Melissa, we discovered she had cancer after Tyler's birth.

With operations and...

I'll never put her through that again.

(children playing)

- I'm sorry, Malik.

- And you?

- Children? Yes.

I want lots and lots - [Malik] Lots.

- [Kimberly] and lots of babies.

- [Malik] All right.

- I come from a big family, three sisters and two brothers.

They all have children and I am the last one.

We're tryin', but some day soon.

- But in the meantime,

you can practice with this little guy.

- Who, Company?

- Yeah, they need love, affection,

a little care, just like children.

(soulful R&B music)

- [Voiceover] He said he was gonna pay for my lashes.

(laughing)

That's what he said!

- Hey, girl. Have a seat. I'll be right with you.

What's goin' on, girl? You've got that glow.

Jason must be back.

- No, he's not back yet.

- Well, only a man can have me glowin' like that.

Kim, have you been hangin' out with you-know-who?

Lord, let me cover this chick's ears

before all your business is in the street.

Now, Mrs. Ellison, you know how your ass like to gossip.

Now put the headphones in

and lay back before I mess your eyelashes up.

Thank you.

Now, what the hell did you do?

- Nothin'. I just went to dinner with him.

- [Shy] Dinner!?

- But, but Terry was there

and it was just a business dinner.

- Business dinner my ass. It was a coochie dinner.

- Really, Shy? A coochie dinner? Only you have those.

And he loves his family.

- And you learned that over dinner, right?

- Not dinner, at the museum and park.

- The museum and park!?

- Yes, that's what she said.

- The museum and park, Kimmy?

You are really screwin' up here.

- He's just a friend, Shy.

And like I said, he loves his wife and his son.

- And he wants to make love to you.

(sighs)

- You don't get it. He is just a friend.

- No, you don't get it.

You have to be friends before you're lovers.

Think about it, Kimmy. This is not right.

Stop playin' with fire before you get burnt.

Look, girl, just be careful and think about Jason

when you do stuff like museums and parks and shit.

And my coochie dinners are expensive.

- Mine's too, girl.

(laughing)

- [Kimberly] Jason.

- (sighs) Yeah, baby.

I'm sorry, I was trying not to wake you, but...

- [Kimberly] No, no. How was your trip?

- What is this?

- Company.

- Yeah, but he's in the bed?

- He was lonely in his cage

and I didn't know you was comin' home early.

- Kimmy...

- What? He's like a baby.

- He's a dog. I'm tired, baby.

Please just put him in his cage.

- Wonder if you would treat our baby like--

- He's not a...!

(doors slams)

(bittersweet jazz music)

- I'm sorry.

I did miss you.

I put Company in his cage. We can--

- No.

- No?

(Jason sighs)

- Let's just...

just lay here.

(phone beeps)

- [Terry] Mrs. Reed?

- Yes, Terry?

- [Terry] Mr. Anthony's here to see you.

- Show him in.

- Good morning, Mrs. Reed.

- Good morning, Mr. Anthony. How can I help you?

- It's what I can do for you. I have a gift.

- [Malik] It's for Company. I thought you could use it.

- Thank you, Malik. This is very nice.

- You're welcome.

Hey, I almost forgot. Would you like to have dinner with us?

D. is bringing Shy over to meet Melissa.

- Mm, I don't know. Jason just got back.

- [Malik] He's back?

Bring him. It'll be nice to meet him.

Melissa's a great cook and I'm sure Shy could really use

her best friend there for moral support.

(sighs)

- Sure. We'll be there.

- Great. Here's my address.

I'll see you tonight.

- Mm-hmm.

(phone ringing)

- You what!? Are you crazy?

- What? I thought we were gonna give you moral support.

- Moral what?

I'm havin' dinner, Kimmy, not givin' a eulogy.

But I will be. Yours if you keep this shit up.

- Keep what up?

- Museums, walks in the park, now dinner.

What are you thinkin', Kim?

- Please, Shy. He's a colleague, and a friend.

- He is a contractor, and he is not your friend.

(sighs) Look, I'm your friend and I'm tellin' you,

end this schoolgirl crush before it gets ugly.

- (sighs) It's just dinner, Shy.

What's the worst that can happen?

- Famous last words. Look, I gotta go, girl.

See you tonight, I guess.

- Hello, welcome.

Jason, it's a pleasure to finally meet you.

I've heard so much about you.

Please come in. Everyone's in the dining room.

- He's heard so much about me?

(laughing)

- Dinner was wonderful, Melissa.

Darryl was right, you can really burn, girl.

- Thanks, Shy. So how was Jamaica with this guy?

Was he a perfect gentleman?

- Well, only when the situation required he be.

- [Melissa] Hmm.

(laughing)

You're amazing, Shy.

Kimberly, I hope you don't mind sharing her.

- No, not at all. She's not my child anymore.

- Speakin' of children, baby, would you mind

checkin' on Tyler for me please?

- Yeah. Excuse me.

- Kimberly, I hear you really love children.

- Yes. Yes, I do.

- Malik's told me about the conversations

you guys have at work.

He believes you're gonna be a wonderful mother

and after finally meetin' you, I believe you will be too.

- Thanks.

- He told me you guys went to the museum. Isn't it amazing?

We should meet there. Tyler loves it.

- Yes, that would be fun.

- Well, I'd love to stay longer, but gotta call it a night.

- Yeah, thanks for the dinner, ma'am.

- Melissa, would you like help with anything before I go?

- [Melissa] Oh, no. No, please, you're a guest.

- [Shy] Okay, cool.

- Everyone's leaving?

Hey, it's really a pleasure meeting you, Jason.

Everything okay?

- Yeah, yeah. He's just...

jet lagged.

He just got back in last night.

- Right, right. Well, see you tomorrow.

- Yep.

- [Malik] Thanks for comin' out.

- [Kimberly] Mm-hmm.

(melancholy piano music)

- [Kimberly] The value of togetherness

equals the value of loneliness,

only if the value of your marriage is weak.

I'm just sayin'.

(melancholy piano music)

Jason, I just--

- [Jason] I really need to get some sleep.

I have a debriefing in the morning.

- Baby, I..

(door slams)

love you.

If you are here, I'll send you to your room.

Love may help you to learn,

but today there's nothing but gloom.

But it wouldn't be if you were here.

I'm just sayin'.

Are we at least gonna talk about it?

- [Jason] What's there to talk about?

- There's nothing goin' on.

- Is that what you think this is about?

Kimmy, you lied to me.

You didn't tell me you built a relationship with this man.

- A relationship?

- When you tell someone intimate details

about your life you build a relationship.

And the worst part is...

you didn't trust me to understand!

(door slams)

- Can you at least take those

I-got-my-ass-whooped shades off?

He's right, you know.

- I know.

I should at least told Jason that I worked with him.

- I'm talkin' about the relationship.

- It is not a relationship, Shy.

- You keep telling yourself that

and maybe you'll believe it.

What is it about this guy that's got you trippin'?

Is it 'cause he's fine?

Or is it 'cause he's fine and a daddy?

No, wait. I'll leave, but listen.

I would not come at you like this if you wasn't my girl,

but end whatever this is before it ends your marriage.

(slow piano music)

(sighs)

(phone beeps)

- Yes, Terry?

- [Terry] Mr. Anthony's here to see you.

Mrs. Reed?

- Show him in.

- Hey. I didn't see you in here yesterday and I...

- With Jason comin' home, I decided to stay home.

- Good. I'm relieved it wasn't Melissa's cooking.

You sure you're okay?

- Why wouldn't it be? I'm just busy.

- Sorry, I didn't mean nothin' by that.

Just thank Jason again for me for comin' out.

- [Kimberly] Mm-hmm.

- See you.

(phone ringing)

(sighs)

- Hey.

- Hey.

- Baby, I'm sorry...

for everything.

I really wasn't thinking about us.

- Do you like this guy?

- Like?

I think I admire the love he has for his family.

- And what about the love I have for mine?

- We don't even have--

- Kimmy, we don't have a child.

- What is so wrong with me wantin' a baby?

- Why can't you just recognize us as a family?

Is it you can't or you won't?

- Jason, you don't want children.

What if we can't have children?

- You can't have children?

(sighs)

- What if you can't have children?

- You think I can't have children?

What makes you think it's me?

(aching string music)

You got tested?

- Kimmy, it doesn't mean anything.

- So it's me?

- [Jason] We don't know anything.

- I need some air.

- [Jason] Kimmy, we don't know any...

(door slams)

Kim.

- Kimberly?

What, what are you doin' out here?

Sit down. Take a seat.

- Shy's out with Darryl and...

(sighs) I had nowhere else to go.

- What's wrong?

- Nothin'.

Everything.

I can't have children.

- How do you know?

- Jason got tested.

- That doesn't mean anything.

- It means it's not Jason and with--

- And...

it means just that, nothing more.

Kimberly, you have to have faith.

- Faith?

- Yes.

Look, I just know you're going to have a child someday.

You have to be patient.

(sighs)

It's going to happen...

Mommy.

- Thank you, Malik.

(sniffs)

You know, you really understand.

I'm glad you're my friend.

- I'm glad you're my friend too.

(low, dramatic music)

* Wait, why you lookin' at me like that

* I know I'm not supposed to be here

* But I couldn't stay away

* I know I got a good man at home

* But he keep lookin' at me like that

* Makin' it easier to forget

* That this is wrong but it feels right

What did I do?

I shouldn't have.

I'm married.

I, I wanted this to happen, but I'm married.

(sighs) Married.

- Malik, I'm sorry.

- We cheated.

I cheated.

I can't take it back.

(sighs) My family.

You should go.

(slow instrumental music)

- Kim?

(doorknob rattling)

Kimmy, can we talk?

Okay, then...

just listen.

I got tested...

because I wanted to make sure that...

I could have our children.

And I do want children...

but only with you.

(cries softly)

And if we never have any...

it's okay.

That will never diminish the love

and the joy I have bein' with you.

I, I love you, Kimmy, so much.

We're not incomplete.

We are a family.

* I know I hurt you

* So many times

* Baby, please, oh, please

* Don't say goodbye

* Feels a less of a man

* Because I made you cry

* But if I lose your love

* I just might die

* You don't believe

* What I say is true

* But oh, I really

* I really do love you

* Give me one more chance

* To prove it to you

* And I

* I'll be good to you

* I'll be good to you

* Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

* Baby

* Yeah, yeah

* I'll be good to you

* Do you hear me baby

* Oh, I'm tryin'

(ragged breathing)

I love you, Kimmy...

so much.

(ragged breathing)

Oh. We'll be okay.

* Women out there

* Searchin' for a good man

* And I got one right here

* I'm about to let slip through my hands

* I promise no more lyin'

- [Voiceover] Mrs. Reed?

- Yes?

- I'm Harold Price. I work for Mr. Anthony.

- Okay.

- I'll be takin' over the site.

- What? I mean, for how long?

- [Harold] For the remainder of the contract.

But I assure you, I'm pretty good at what I do.

You won't even know he's gone.

- I'm sure.

- Well, if there's anything you need,

you know where to find me.

Good day, Mrs. Reed.

- [Kimberly] I had a partner in creating

this life by partaking in an act,

pretending he was already my husband and I his wife.

But now, I enjoyed the ride

on what soon became soothing waves.

I was able to hang ten on my boogie board. I'm just sayin'.

(melancholy piano music)

- Hey.

You all right?

- I don't think I'm going to work today.

I'm not feelin' well.

- Baby, is everything okay?

- Mm...

I'll be all right, just something goin' around

at work and I finally have my turn at it.

- I'll call you when my plane lands.

(melancholy piano music)

- [Kimberly] In my womb I knew

there was evidence of what did exist.

Yet, I walked through the doors

of Planned Parenthood scared, but willing to dismiss.

Oh my God.

(sighs) I'm just sayin'.

(smooth lounge music)

- Here you go, Mr. Reed.

- Hey, I'm sorry, we gotta back. I forgot the BlackBerry.

- Right away, Mr. Reed.

* What if you break my heart

* What if we fall in love

* And I can't get up

* No, no, no, no, no

- Kim? * What if you make me bleed

* What if you set me free

* But I guess we'll see

(people chatting)

- How you been?

- Malik, I...

we have a problem.

I'm pregnant.

Did you hear me? I said I'm pregnant.

And I don't know if it's Jason's or yours.

- You'll be fine. I--

- [Kimberly] Fine? What do you mean by "fine"?

How am I tell him this shit when he gets home?

"Jason, I'm finally pregnant.

"Oh, but by the way, cheated on you

"and the baby may not be yours."

Uh, yeah.

- You didn't tell your husband.

- No, I didn't. I'm not hurtin' him like that.

- Kimberly, you should have told him. He deserves to know.

- Well, I didn't. (scoffs)

What is this about, me and you?

- What?

- If this baby is yours, you think we're

going to be together or somethin'?

- You got it all wrong.

- Well, you can forget that.

I don't love you and I never have.

You were a fling and just because you lost

your little marriage, doesn't mean I'm about to lose mine.

- Wait a fuckin' minute!

Me tellin' my wife had nothin' to do with you, nothin'.

I told her because she deserves better

in a marriage and a man.

I failed her and my family.

You don't see that because you're too busy

worrying about Kimberly's wants and needs.

I lost my family and all you can do

is come at me with this shit?

- What am I supposed to do?

- Go home, talk to your husband,

and leave me the fuck alone.

(tense piano music)

(doorbell ringing)

- [Shy] I'm comin'. I am comin'.

Least that's what I'm gonna be doin'.

Hey. What's, what's goin' on?

- I screwed up, Shy.

And I screwed up bad.

- Kim, what...

what happened?

- I'm pregnant.

- Yay.

Aren't we supposed to be happy?

- I don't know whose it is.

(gasps)

- Malik?

And you didn't use a...?

- It just happened.

(sighs)

- Kim, what happened here?

- [Kimberly] I don't know.

- I take it Jason doesn't know yet.

Well, when you gonna tell him?

- I'm not.

- You're not gonna tell him?

I think he's gonna know something in three or four months.

- I'm not gonna have it.

- What? What are you saying?

- I don't know. This is...

(sighs)

- You can't do this. You're being selfish.

- Shy, I can't have this baby.

And I can't hurt Jason.

- Now you thinkin' about Jason? Please.

- I didn't come here for this shit.

- But you came here for my help and this shit

(door slams)

comes with it.

Kim, I love you, but you are wrong

and you owe Jason the truth.

- I can't. I can't.

I can't.

- Then what about me?

I'll be lyin' to Jason every single time I see him.

- Shy, I can't have this baby.

It's funny, I've been waitin' for a child

so long and I can't believe the words I just said...

but it's true.

I can not have this child.

As my best friend, I need your help

and I'mma do this with or without you.

I'm doin' this to save my marriage.

(scoffs)

- I'm gonna help you because I love you,

but let's just get this one thing straight:

I think you are wrong and you're not doin' this

to save your marriage, you're doing this for you

and if you continue to do things just for you,

there won't be a marriage or a friendship to save.

(melancholy music)

(children playing)

(tense, melancholy music)

(low, emotional piano music)

- [Malik] Hello Kimberly.

I don't know where to begin, but I'll start with I'm sorry.

I was wrong for blaming you for my divorce.

I screwed up my marriage. Not you.

And I do accept that fact.

You have a good marriage and I'm sure

you'll make a wonderful mother.

Don't worry, the child is yours and Jason's.

Melissa had complications after the birth of our son

and I promised her I would never

see her go through that again.

I had a vasectomy, so there's no way the baby can be mine.

Good luck with your child,

your marriage, and the completion

of your family. (sobbing)

(sobbing)

Malik.

- [Kimberly] What did I do?

What did I do?

(low, melancholy piano music)

- [Kimberly] Annoyingly, I was already complete,

whole, a family,

defining my wholeness by my yearning

to bring forth a life from the death of my womb.

He gave me that. He gave me...

love.

I'll continue to climb great heights for my offspring,

just so they'll have the chance to see

a brighter day and enjoy a warmer night.

Don't worry, I'll fight.

I'll give you love.

- Was Mommy' baby a good girl for Auntie Kimmy today?

Yes she was. I know you where, baby.

- [Kimberly] You won't be incomplete.

(sighs) Even if that offspring is not of me and he.

I'm just sayin'.

(bittersweet piano music)

("Unbreakable" by Jon Bibbs)