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Previously on Sistas .

I cannot believe that
you got in trouble

in your first night in Atlanta.

Mommy taught us
better than that.

What do you know
what Mama taught me?

You left when I was eight.

You knew how
it was before Marvin.

- I don’t trust him.
- Mr. Keyes?

Yeah, it’s just something.
I don’t know.

Are you scared about
opening the salon?

- Maybe a little.
- Are you crazy?

I am the police!

What the-- was that?

I don’t know,
maybe a car backfiring?

- Yeah, I guess.
- Zac, babe, come back to bed.

I ain’t gonna lie, man. I’m
still pissed about Andi’s car.

I know. I’m just glad
none of the other cars

blew up with it
and that she’s OK.

Yeah, but if somebody
got enough balls

to come to our house, then...

Then they might be bold enough
to come back and do more.

I mean, maybe, maybe not, but...
I ain’t gonna lie, I’m worried.

Zac, I’m fine, OK? Just come
back to bed, babe. Come on.

I’m not worried about me, but...

I am concerned
about you, though.

I gotta make sure you good.

Well, I mean...

Maybe we should
send them a message,

and let them know
we’re not to be-- with.

And then they’ll
leave us the hell alone.

That’d be good, but we still
don’t even know who it is.

I think I got a pretty good
idea. It was Dr. Cruise.

Especially after
the message Andi got

right before it all happened.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

I mean, we could
always prove a point.

I mean,
maybe even make them disappear.

Good morning.

Good morning. We don’t open
for another half hour.

Yeah, I see that. I was actually
hoping that I could talk to you

for a moment before the
store opened, if that’s OK?

About what exactly?

Well, I’m working
on a business venture

that could be quite lucrative,
and I couldn’t help but notice

that you get a lot
of traffic here.

Yeah, we’re definitely growing.

That’s great. The business
that I’m looking at purchasing

is actually not
too far from here,

and I’m thinking
that if I’m successful,

a cross-promotional event
could be beneficial

for the both of us.

OK. I do love Black
entrepreneurship in action.

All right, let’s do it.
Right this way.

- Absolutely.
- So, what you got for me?

I can’t stop thinking about
you last night, girl.

You really put it on me.

We’re not done talking.

I am the police!

You know you want this!

Don’t make this hard!

Crazy bitch!

Don’t you come back!

I am the police!

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

♪ When my love life
is a headache ♪

♪ We’re goin’ out tonight
’cause I’m lookin’ for love ♪

Good morning.

Ms. Hollins made it through the
night and is holding her own.

She looks so helpless.

Bandaged up and surrounded by
all of that machinery,

I understand why
you feel that way.

Oh, Sabrina.

We are helping
Ms. Hollins breathe

after her lung collapsed,
but she is stable.

Do you think she’ll wake up?

I’ve seen patients doing better
than her suddenly crash, and...

I’m so sorry. That was
a horrible choice of words.

Yes.

I’ve seen their conditions
deteriorate quickly,

but I’ve also seen patients
doing far worse than her

take a turn for the better.
It’s just too soon to tell.

I’ll give you some time
alone with her, OK?

- Thank you.
- You’re welcome.

Who the hell is this at my door
this morning? It’s too early.

You better have some flowers
or some candy or some--.

- What?
- Good morning, partner friend!

What the hell are you
doing at my home house?

Well, are you going
to invite a girl in?

- I do got coffee and kolaches.
- You got beignets?

You know I do.
I know what you like.

Come on in, b.
That’s the magic word!

And strut, niece.
I know that’s right.

Beignets. I love a beignet.

Been gay. Been gay...
I’ve been gay...

How you doing?
Did you get some sleep?

Ooh, girl, I tossed
and I turned all night.

What about you?
Any more nightmares?

No, thank God.
But I did fall back to sleep

and have a whole different
kind of dream.

Ew.

That’s the only way
I’m getting any these days.

Well, I’m glad
I don’t have that problem.

- Where is your man?
- He’s still with Paige.

That’s sweet of him.

Mm-hmm. You know
white people be sweet.

Maurice, you must be really
lonely without him here.

I guess I am a little bit.

What brings you
to Maurice Manor anyway?

- Maurice’s what?
- My house, bitch.

Well, I wanted to
let you know that I

put Sabrina’s name in
the prayer box at church.

- Oh, that is so kind of you.
- Of course.

I’m just scared to
go to the hospital.

Why?

I don’t want to get in there
and get all emotional

and lose control,
and have snot and tears flowing.

No offense to Viola Davis.

Maurice, be serious.
You’re going to be really sorry

if something happens
and you don’t.

I guess you’re right.

You know, I did read somewhere
that sometimes people in comas

can hear what other people
are saying around them,

so maybe she’ll hear me.

That’s why you
got to be encouraging

and motivate her to fight.

I don’t know, Pam.

Look, you got to be like
Apollo Creed coaching Rocky.

You know, give her
some tough love.

Apollo Creed?
What you know about that?

Oh, I love old movies.

Well, I love the new Creed
with Michael B. Jordan.

You know I am a sinner.

Well, he could sin
right into my DMs.

Please and thanks.

But for real,
I got to get myself together

so that Sabrina could have my
support, all of our support.

She’s going to need us,
she’s not close to her family.

So we’ll all be there for her.

- Amen to that.
- Amen.

Thank you, girl.

- Hey, Andi.
- Hi, Reginald.

Hey, I was just coming
to check on your friend.

I just got off my shift.

That’s sweet of you.
I just left her.

- Any improvements?
- She made it through the night.

Good. That’s saying a lot.

I mean, it’ll probably
be a very long recovery,

so you just have to
keep the faith.

Yeah, that’s hard to do

with everything that’s
going on right now.

Someone planted
an explosive on my car,

and it blew up shortly after
I received a threatening text

- saying I should back off.
- What?

- Well, are you OK?
- Yeah, I’m fine.

The firefighters
called me lucky.

Why didn’t you
tell me this before?

Because I was
focusing on Sabrina.

Look, I understand that, Andi,
but still, this is a huge deal.

Yeah, I know. I know.

The person that did it
was hired by Dr. Cruise.

Remember?
The man you covered for.

Will you at least
give me a chance to respond

to these allegations, counselor?

And what could you possibly say
to defend yourself, doctor?

This isn’t a good place
to have this conversation,

but if you were able to take
your head out of your ass,

we can go somewhere and
actually have some breakfast.

♪ Steppin’ out of my own way ♪

All right, so that’s
my new creation. Have a sip.

So what do you think?

That is way too good
to be healthy.

- Yes.
- What’s in it?

Ancient negro secret.

OK, so he’s cute and he’s funny.
Are you single?

That’s kind of complicated
at the moment.

OK, well, I make it a point

not to mix business with
pleasure. I was just curious.

That’s a wise choice.

So what made you think of Rich
Fuel for your collaboration?

Well, because your business

and my prospective
business endeavor,

they both focus on healthy body
from the inside out.

Have you actually tried this?

Because it’s way
too good to be healthy.

What’d you put inside of it,
you said?

Let me not question
your good recipe then. OK.

Exactly. All right,
so are you new to Atlanta?

No, I’m from here, actually.

I went to college
at Xavier, though.

- Xavier?
- Yeah.

That’s a ways away from Atlanta.

It is, but I fell in love
with Louisiana,

the people, and the culture,

which is why I stayed there
so long after I graduated.

- But Atlanta’s home.
- You still have family here?

Yeah, my folks are here.
They’re getting older,

which is one of
the reasons I came back.

Taking care of the elderly.
I can respect that.

Yeah,
they’re pretty healthy, though.

They’re not, like,
incapacitated or anything.

Can’t tell you how much
of a blessing that is.

It is. I realize, though,
that they have

more time behind them
than in front of them,

which is one of
the reasons I’m here

and making a promise to myself
to not be one of those people

weeping and wailing when
they inevitably do transition.

Sorry, you lost me at that part.

You know the type,
the people, they scream,

they throw
themselves on the casket,

because they’re filled
with so much regret.

Yeah.

I just want to be
a good daughter,

because they’ve been such
amazing parents.

That’s what’s up.

Well, I don’t want to take up
any more of your time.

Thank you so much
for talking to me.

And thank you for this
sinfully delicious drink.

- That’s also good for you.
- Allegedly. Yeah.

Yeah, no worries.

You know, good luck on
your business venture,

and I’d love to work out this
collaboration idea with you.

Yeah, thank you. I’ll
definitely keep you looped in.

- Got it.
- Well, it was great meeting you.

Likewise, Ms. Madison...?

Truitt. Yeah.
Here, take a business card.

I know I should go digital,

but paper is just
so much more professional.

- Keeping it old school.
- Exactly.

- Nice to see you.
- Likewise.

Well, I’m here.
What do you have to say?

Look, I know how it looks
if you don’t have all the facts.

- Do you?
- I do.

Reginald, I need you
to explain yourself.

I thought you were
one of the good ones.

Well, I’d like
to think that I am.

Or at least that I try to be.

Reginald,
I think that’s debatable--

The incident you’re referring to

was when I was
a first year resident.

And at that point, you’re
still in a learning phase.

You’re questioning
everything you think

and everything you know.

I was shadowing
the obstetrics chief.

- Dr. Cruise?
- Yes, Dr. Cruise.

And while I noted certain
disparities and questioned them,

he led me to doubt
my judgment and myself.

And like I said, I was new,

so I was already
second guessing everything.

But you covered for him?

I acquiesced my position
on one case to a man

who was my superior and had
decades more experience than me.

I mean, you can see
where I’m coming from, right?

That’s not how Aubrey
recalls the situation.

Well, what the patient might
not know is that after the fact,

I actually did go to the board

and raise concerns
about her treatment.

- You did?
- Yes. And I was cut down

and put back in my place,
because how dare a first year

question the
chief’s treatment plan?

So, you’re right. I took the
coward’s way out, at first.

But then I went back
to try to make things right.

Yet, he’s still practicing

substandard care
on women of color.

Which is why I try to help
whenever and wherever possible.

But still, that doesn’t
explain the initial--

Andi, you have to remember

that I’m fighting an
uphill battle at the hospital.

You see the melanin in my skin.
You and I are on the same team.

So, the good news
is that Dr. Cruise

has been placed
on administrative leave

pending the investigation.

I wasn’t made aware of that.

The board finally
caught wind of the

potential class action lawsuit
against him and the hospital.

If the hospital knew the problem
and they didn’t fix it,

then they’re just as liable
to the damage to these women

- as Dr. Cruise.
- I completely agree.

And if you want me to testify,

I’ll still show up
and be a witness.

What about your job?

Well, I...

I have to believe that
doing the right thing

will be its own reward.

You would really put it
all on the line like that? Why?

It’s the right thing to do.

- Who is it?
- It’s me.

Who the-- is me?

Tony.

- Danni, you OK?
- Yeah, I’m, uh...

Just...

Just what?

Why are you waving
a butcher knife around?

I was gonna cut an apple.

What kind of big-ass apple
was you gonna slice with that?

- What’s going on?
- Why are you here?

- I don’t know. I, uh...
- Well, there’s the door.

You can leave.

Look, I wanted to check on you.
I wanted to talk.

Well, people in hell
want ice water.

Ain’t getting it.

So...

Hey Danni,
what the hell happened here?

You gave up the right
to ask me that, remember?

All right, look, I wanted to...

OK, what’s going on?
What happened?

- Why do you care?
- Because.

You know what? When I wanted to
talk, you didn’t want to talk.

Now I don’t want to talk, so...
There we go.

Look...

Danni...

Will you just talk to me?
I see the bruises.

Who did this to you?

Andi, you seem as though
you’re still trying to see

if I’m telling the truth or not.

It’s not that. I believe you.

- You do?
- Yeah.

If I take a step back
and really listen

to what you’re saying
and take my emotions out of it,

it makes sense.

Well, I’m glad you
gave me the opportunity

to clear the air.

And treat you to brunch,
even though you didn’t eat much.

I wasn’t trying to waste food.

I just have a lot on
my mind right now,

and I don’t have
much of an appetite.

I get that.

You know sometimes I forget
to eat, and I get a headache

because I didn’t give myself
enough sleep or sustenance.

I do the same thing.

You know, we’re just trying
to do the best we can.

Well, that’s all
anybody can ask, right?

That we do the best we can?

Reginald,
why was it so important

that you clear the air?

- I wanted you to know the truth.
- That’s it?

And because... I like you.
And...

I’m amazed what you’re doing
for your friend Karen,

and all the other victims.

Yeah, I’m just really
at a point in my life

where I have to seriously focus

on becoming
a better version of myself.

They say the journey
of a thousand miles

begins with a single step.

Oh, you just have
all the answers now, don’t you?

Look, I just want to get to
know you, besides the obvious.

I mean, I want to know Andi, the
woman, the daughter, the friend.

Reginald, it’s so--

Just before you respond about
us getting to know each other,

just take some time
to think about it?

- Will you do that for me?
- OK, yeah. Yes.

I will take some time
to think about it.

Good.
Let’s get some more champagne.

Mm-hmm.

Danni, talk to me.

- There’s nothing to talk about.
- What? All right, listen.

I need you to tell me something,

because at this point, you got
me really worried about you.

Tony, I don’t have
anything to say.

Look Danni,
something’s going on, all right?

I see the bruises.

You answered the door
with a big knife.

And every time I go
to make eye contact with you,

you look away from me.
So tell me something.

There’s nothing
to be worried about.

I can handle myself.
Can’t you see that?

Just tell me what’s going on.

I’m embarrassed, maybe.

Yeah, you know, walked in on
me while I was cheating on you.

Maybe I’m embarrassed
and ashamed of myself

because I’m disgusting, right?

I probably just
brought this on myself.

It’s nothing
that I don’t deserve.

- What? Why would you say that?
- Tony, please.

Go home, Tony.

I’m not gonna go anywhere
until I know that you’re OK.

I said I’m OK.

- I’m fine.
- Danni, I’m worried about you.

Well, you don’t need
to be worried about me.

Danni?

What’s going on?

Hey, Dr. Cretia. How are you?

Yeah, no, this is Tony.
I’m calling on behalf of Danni.

Are you available
to make a home call today?

Look, something’s going on
with her, and honestly,

I’m afraid
to leave her by herself.

Well, I don’t know,

she won’t
tell me anything, so if...

So you can?

OK. Please come soon.

All right. Thank you.

Well, hello to you, too.

You couldn’t hold
water in a bucket

if your life depended on it,
could you?

Cheyenne,
what are you talking about?

You couldn’t wait to tell Mama

that you had to
bail me out of jail.

Oh, see, that slipped. That
was unintentional. I’m sorry.

- Sure it was.
- What are you mad at me for?

Mom was just as mad at me
for hiding it from her

as she’s disappointed in you

for getting arrested
in the first place.

Whatever.

Cheyenne, I did not
tell her on purpose.

Girl, whatever. Where’s Mommy?

She’s taking a nap.
Her meds make her nauseous.

- Did she eat?
- Yeah. I made her breakfast.

Gotta put those expensive
pots and pans to use.

I notice.

Is it too much to ask for
you to clean up after yourself?

You don’t have a maid?

A maid, Cheyenne?
I don’t need a maid.

Big-time lawyer at
a big-time law firm,

and you don’t have a maid
to help clean up after Mama?

I am perfectly capable

of cleaning up
after myself and Mama.

And I expect you to do the same
if you’re gonna be staying here.

What? I can stay?

On one condition, Cheyenne.
No more getting into trouble.

No more phone calls from
the county or any other jail.

No more public pool sex. Gross.

And no getting high off
yours or anyone else’s supply.

- Are we clear?
- OK.

I have a reputation to uphold.

I love it
when my two girls get along!

OK, not too much.

OK, I’m gonna go
clean up the kitchen.

OK.

- Hey, Mommy. How you feeling?
- I am much better.

Where did you go
so early this morning?

Girl, I thought you would’ve
slept in after your late night.

I tried.

But I went to visit Sabrina
at the hospital.

Oh, did you actually
get to visit her?

- Yeah.
- And?

She’s hooked up
to every machine under the sun.

They even have an oxygen tank
for her to breathe.

She made it through the night,
but...

I don’t know, she’s so fragile.

She looks like
a shell of herself.

You just got to keep the faith
that she’s gonna pull through.

Send all of that love
and positive energy to her.

You know girl, God is still
in the miracle working business,

and I believe that
for myself and for Sabrina.

Believe. Believe. I do.

Thanks, Mommy.

- Hey, babe.
- What’s up?

Do you want me
to warm you up something?

No, I’m good.

Babe, I’ve been
getting these, like,

butterfly flutters
in my stomach.

Really?

Yes. I don’t know
if you can feel it or not,

but it’s, like,
the strangest sensation.

- You don’t feel it?
- No.

Pregnancy looks
good on you, though.

Thank you, babe. Thank you.

What you about to do
after you eat?

Study.
I got a lot to catch up on.

Yeah?
Yeah. What about you?

You know, got some stuff to do,
but it ain’t that big a deal.

Zac, I asked you if you wanted
something, you said no, so.

I just wanted some of yours.

You do know
that’s stealing from your baby.

- Stop playing with me.
- Zac! I’m...

Zac, I love you, baby.
I really, really love you.

But if you
touch this plate again,

they’re gonna be
looking for your body.

Oh, you dead serious? OK.

All right,
maybe I play too much.

Yeah, just maybe.
Anyway, what you about to do?

Nothing. Probably call the boys,

see if they wanna go
play some ball.

Call Mr. Keyes,
see what he got going on.

- Zac, I don’t trust that man.
- Oh my God.

OK, What about Mr. Keyes

got your Spidey senses
going all over the place?

Look, I just think you need to
get to know him a little better

before you spend too much
time and get too invested.

I’m not trying
to date the--,

I just want to be a part
of his mentorship program.

I get that. I do. Zac,
but people be hiding shit,

and it’ll be a long time
before you find out the truth.

OK. I promise I will
have both my eyes open.

That’s all I ask. Thank you.

I won’t be long, I promise.

- What you about to do?
- Study.

- Good. You have fun, all right?
- I will.

Go ahead.
I hope you choke on it.

Zac, stop playing.
You play way too much.

- Oh my God, Zac?
- Stop, stop, stop, stop!

- Stop playing!
- You play too much!

You love me. You love me. See,
you thought I was gonna die.

I do love you,
but you play too much.

Don’t threaten me with violence.

- Hey Doc, come on in.
- Hi there. Where’s Danni?

She’s been locked in the
bathroom since I called you.

Do you know what triggered this?

I don’t know, but whatever
it is, it’s pretty serious.

And how do you know that?

Because she’s not
acting like herself.

All right, now one of
her best friends

is fighting for her life
in intensive care,

but I know that this
is not about that.

Why do you think so?

It’s like...

I don’t know, it’s like
she’s giving up or something.

OK. Does she know
that you called me?

- No, I didn’t want to spook her.
- She might resent the intrusion.

- Or she may appreciate the help.
- That too.

Now, look, just to be honest
with you, me and Danni,

we’re going through some major
problems right now, all right?

But I still do care
what happens to her, all right?

She won’t talk to me
and tell me what’s going on,

so my hope is
that maybe she’ll talk to you.

- I’ll see what I can do.
- All right.

Look, I’m gonna leave,
give you all some privacy.

Maybe she’ll open up a little
bit more without me being here.

But I do plan on
coming back in an hour

to check on her, all right?

OK. Sounds good.
Thanks for the call.

No, thank you, Doc.

Oh Brina.
I wish I could talk to you.

How do I keep
getting into these situations?

How did you end up with
the condition you’re in?

- Go home, Tony.
- It’s me. It’s Cretia.

What are you doing here?

Oh, hey. I was wondering
when you’d pop in.

How’s the patient doing?

Still comatose
and nonresponsive.

- Any visitors?
- Her friends have been here.

I’m trying to locate any
blood relatives, just in case.

Well, I know that
one of her friends

was written down as next of kin.

Yeah, but there’s nothing really
official, except what she had

on her employment paperwork
from the bank.

No medical
power of attorney, nothing.

So technically, they can’t make
medical decisions for her,

which makes this a very tricky
situation for the hospital.

I understand.

I’m gonna go see what I can do
to locate her family.

Let me know if
her condition changes.

Will do.

You hang in there, Ms. Hollins.

Why don’t you come out and sit
in the kitchen so we can talk?

Tony called you?

He did.
He’s worried about you.

Hm.

- He is, huh?
- Yes, ma’am.

Why don’t you
come on out so we can talk?

Come on.

Where is Tony?

He decided to leave
to give us some privacy.

He did?

Yeah, he thought
you would be more comfortable

talking about what’s on
your mind if he wasn’t here.

How thoughtful.

I think he’s trying to be
considerate of your feelings.

What do you want to talk about?

Whatever you want to talk about.
I’m here for you.

I don’t know
why Tony called you.

He called because
he cares for you,

and he is concerned
about your well-being.

- He cares about me?
- He does.

Interesting.

Why do you say it like that?

Did he tell you that he walked
in on me with another man?

No.

I mean, I wasn’t
dead in the act, but...

It was compromising.

I understand.

It was the worst mistake
of my life.

And I made some huge ones.

What is it about this situation

that stands out from
the other ones?

Because the man
I cheated with...

is a psychopath.

OK.

Did he hurt you?

Why would you ask me that?

Because you are demonstrating
classic symptoms

of someone who has been abused
or sexually assaulted.

How could I be
sexually assaulted

by someone
I had consensual sex with?

Danni, I see your bruises.

Who hurt you?

I don’t want to talk about this.

You know that I’m legally bound
and ethically obligated

to report suspected abuse.

I just want to go somewhere
and not think about this.

That’s not going
to resolve this issue.

Danni, the problem
will follow you wherever you go

until you face it head-on.

I don’t want to talk about this.

Did Tony hurt you?

No.

Tony did not hurt me.

Though I’ve given him
plenty of reason.

It’s not who he is.

OK. Then was it...

Was it this other person
who you were with?

The one you refer to
as a psychopath?

I said I don’t want
to talk about this.

Danni.

Danni, I know this
is uncomfortable for you.

I do, but in my eyes,
you are in crisis mode.

I cannot leave here
until I’m sure that

you’re not a risk
to others or yourself.

I’m not a risk to myself.

Daniella?

And I’m not a risk to others.

Unless they try
to hurt me first.

I need you to tell me the truth.

What do you...

What do you want me to say?

Were you sexually assaulted?

Why would you do it, hm?
Because you hate me, right?

- I’m disgusting.
- I don’t hate you.

Next on Sistas .

- I may be angry with her, but--
- You still love her.

- Yeah.
- Excuse me, where have you been?

- Out.
- I can see that.

Good to see you.

- She’s back.
- Of course.

- What’s going on?
- Just walking around,

checking out
my potential new acquisition.

Danni, look at me.
Were you raped?