All language subtitles for Envy Seven Deadly Sins

- I watch Bella.
- Not anymore.

I knew you was up to no good.

But going after your own sister?

Shame on you.

What? You're talking crazy.

Look, Veda is a liar. You can't
trust anything she says.

- Get out of the way!
- Get off me! Uh!

Get off of me!

Ah!

No...

Is that you, mama?

- I'm so sorry.
- Look.

I ain't got no money to put
my mama in the ground, okay?

Honey, I'm not here for that.

But I'm sure
there are some people

that will help you
bury your mother.

If you leave her to the state,

you will never know
what happened to her.

I know what happened to her.
She hustled, then she died.

Keisha,
you supposed to be sleepin'.

Mama?

I told you, don't call me mama.

Kids in my class
were laughing at me

because I have no daddy.

You don't.

Daisy, everybody's got
a mama and a daddy.

Ms. Burgess said so.

If your teacher says so,
then it's true.

Everybody's got a daddy.

Everybody except you.

What do I want you to remember?

"His Name is Jehovah,
sing praises to Him.

A father of the fatherless
and a judge of the widows."

You got a mother
and you got God.

Ain't nothing else matter.

"Elijah Wilson."

"My dearest Elijah..."

- Excuse me.
- Wait!

You left this.

God forgot me a long time ago.

Now it's my turn.

Elijah Wilson...

"Elijah Wilson is the proud
father of Gabrielle Flores."

What a cute little girl.

I have a confession.

My dearest Elijah.

Mommy, can you fix my hair?

- Ah...
- Ooh.

Come on,
I worked really hard on those.

I'm sure you did, babe.

It's okay, daddy. They're not
as bad as the last time.

- Ah.
- Oh, come here, honey.

- I'm sorry.
- Oh. Hey, guess what?

I was able to get us
a reservation at Chez Casmimir

for tonight. Dinner, dancing.

Maybe make the B-A-B-Y
we've been talking about.

That you've been talking about.

- But I can't tonight.
- Oh, come on, baby.

It took me weeks
to make this reservation.

It's okay. Sorry, babe.

Uh, big fires at work. Sorry.

There's always
gonna be something. Well...

I'll make it up to you.
I promise.

Oh, I like the sound of that.

Hey, um, have you heard
from daddy?

He hasn't returned my texts
in the last two days.

Well, that's interesting.

We were supposed to watch
the game yesterday,

but he never answered my calls.

I'll swing by his place
after work.

All right.

Bye, honey.

Hey. It's not
much better than what I did.

- Uh, yes, it is.
- All right.

- It's better than what I did?
- Yes.

- Whatever. Come on.
- Sorry, daddy.

Daddy? It's Gabby.

Gabrielle?

Daddy, what's going on?
Are you okay?

Gabrielle, Gabrielle, Gabrielle.

I would never do anything
to hurt you

or the memory of your mother.

I know. Of course, daddy.

Many years ago
when you were very young...

I had an affair.

Life on the road was hard.

There were months
I barely saw your mother.

I d... I don't...
You and mom were happy.

We loved each other very much.

"My dearest Elijah..."

I have a confession.

"I did not have that abortion."

Daddy?

"Her name is Keisha."

I never told her
about you because...

I didn't want her

to feel rejected like I feel.

"And I'm hoping you will give her
the things that I couldn't..."

I'm sorry, Gabrielle. So sorry.

I made a terrible mistake.

But I loved your mother
with all my heart.

I-I'm just trying to reconcile
all of this

with the man who raised me.

The man who sings in the choir
every Sunday.

I can't believe you, daddy.

Maybe we ought to...
go look for her.

I love you, daddy.

Nothing will ever change that.

I really don't think
daddy's wrong

for wanting
to get to know Keisha.

I mean, I'm such a daddy's girl,

and I couldn't imagine
anything worse

than growing up without a dad.

I mean, famine, war.

- Morning sickness.
- Oh, Regan, stop it.

You know I'm here for you guys,
whatever you decide.

- You can't just walk away.
- Well, what does your pop say?

It looks like
daddy has pretty much decided.

And it looks like
I'm taking my butt to Arkansas.

No, you're not, I just had a
conversation with Justus' people

this morning,
they do not like our strategy

for his new
Justus shoe collection.

Oh, yes, I know,
he wants something

younger and fresher,
or we're fired. I'm aware.

Yeah, I need you to stay here,
work on strategy,

and I will go
and deal with Keisha.

You have a better relationship
with Justus.

Okay. Thank you, Regan.

Mm. That's what friends are for.

I will take
my pregnant baby bump...

Oh...

all the way to Arkansas,
because I love you.

- Oh.
- And I will deal with Keisha.

And you are my best friend.

Reporting live
from my golf cart, darling,

gas on my steak as I do always
come to you

from all over the world.
I'm Veda Laurelton.

And party,
I got to give y'all the T

on Justus Collins'
latest video. Mm-hmm.

She thinks she's cute.

I'll show her cute.

Mm. Oh, shit!

Another day.

♪ Swear this girl
don't know how to act ♪

♪ Don't know what to do
inside her habitat ♪

♪ Whenever I look at her
I feel cataracts ♪

♪ Million dollar
and a stack of racks ♪

♪ Let me see that... ♪

♪ Swear that girl is
smooth as a Cadillac ♪

♪ Wings wide while
your ladder black... ♪

Now, this is cute.

♪ No I don't
no I don't wanna love you ♪

Whatever.

♪ No I don't
no I don't wanna love you ♪

♪ No I don't no I don't ♪

You know
they don't listen to us.

Never listen
to what you gotta say.

Keisha Jones?

Libby, I'mma have Alisha
finish pinning you up

right here in this next chair.

Okay.

- Hi. I'm Regan Givens.
- Hm.

I'm here on behalf of my client.

Mm-hmm.

She might be your sister.

She and your father
would love to meet you.

I don't have a sister,
and I was always told

I didn't have a father.

Are you here
to tell me different?

Um...

Your father's name
is Elijah Wilson.

Is there somewhere else
we can talk?

Somewhere more private?

Yeah.

Hm.

You never wondered
about your father?

No, my mama was enough for me.

I'm sure she was a lovely lady.

But don't you wanna meet
your daddy and sister?

I gotta work.
I got bills to pay.

This is a lot to take in,
I understand.

Look, take your time.

So Gabrielle
isn't checking for me?

I never mentioned that name.

Sure you did.

Whatever you decide,
I will respect.

Call me any time.

- Look, I'll call you.
- You do that.

Now, if you want that type of
speed, you need to change your

RAM from DDR2 to DDR3.

- Okay.
- Okay.

That means your ports
are not compatible, sir, okay?

But we can do upgrade,
it's just gonna,

you know, it's gonna cost you,
and it ain't gonna be cheap.

Guess who came up
into the salon today?

- Oh. Sorry, excuse me.
- Who?

- Regan. Gabrielle's BFF.
- You...

Uh, afro man, come on,
hit the door, B-dawg.

Come on. You got no money.

She came up in there like
"Surprise, you got a family."

Ooh, that's great, boo.
That's great.

Girl, they about to have
their lives turned upside down.

Gabrielle didn't even
come to find me.

I mean, she the one
that got everything, my daddy.

She got a daughter, too.
Cute as hell.

So, what's your plan now?

I'm going to the A-T-L
and I'mma take what's mine.

You know, get a taste
of that high life,

their money, and anything else
I can get my hands on.

Okay. Well, you know,
I got my boy Que on standby.

And all we need
is the bank information,

and we got the rest.

She ain't gonna know
what hit her.

Finally! So, what do you think?

- What's she like?
- I don't trust her.

I spoke with
the landlady at her old place,

and she told me Keisha

skipped out
on four months' rent.

Well, her mom just died.

She's probably down on her luck.

There's something else,
the landlord said

Keisha's been a little off
ever since...

- Since what?
- She lost her baby.

That would have been
the same age as Bella.

I can't even imagine.

And do you think
she's even gonna come?

Oh, hold on.
She's texting me right now.

Like I said, she's in.

We'll be there tomorrow.
Let's talk details later.

Thank you so much, Regan.
You are amazing.

Talk tomorrow.

Princess Bella has requested

that the queen of the house
tuck her in tonight.

Oh, did she? That's sweet.

Well, that was Regan.

Looks like we're gonna meet
Keisha tomorrow.

Okay.

You sure about this?

I've heard
some pretty terrifying

DNA tracing stories gone wrong.

Yeah. It's what daddy wants.

What do you want?

For this to have never happened.

But it looks like
it's too late for that now.

You know what I want?

- Hm?
- You know what I want.

Oh, don't you start! But I wanna
put our daughter to bed.

You stop it! Leave me alone!

Mm...

You're not gonna answer that?

- Hello?
- Keisha, you on the plane yet?

No. But I wish
you were coming with me.

Man, Regan is such a bitch.

Look, don't worry
about her, okay?

Keep your little pretty eyes
on the prize,

and we'll be rolling in cash
in no time.

Yeah. I can't wait to get out
there and do what I gotta do.

Who's your little friend?

Are you spying on me?

Sounds like an interesting
conversation y'all were having.

No. It was my boss. I'm supposed
to be working, remember?

Mm-hmm.

Ugh...

Well, we should have met them
at the airport.

Daddy, we agreed it'd be best
to let Regan bring Keisha here.

I'm sure she'll be here
any minute now.

I-I-I just, I just want her
to feel welcome.

- And she will.
- Oh!

Hey, pops.

- Hey.
- How you been?

Here she is!

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Excuse me.

- I need to go to the bathroom.
- Yeah.

Hi. I'm Gabrielle.

- Hi.
- Your sister.

I can't believe I have a sister.

Me neither.

I'm so glad you're here.

Well, looks like we have
a lot of catching up to do.

Yeah.

Come on, let's, let's go inside.

It was, it was great.

Girl, I got to get
this baby to bed.

Here are the test documents.

Documents?

- Oh, yeah, the docu...
- No. It's-it's nothing.

- I'll see you later.
- All right.

Have a good night.
You get some sleep.

Uh, goodnight.

- What documents?
- Oh, it's nothing, daddy.

Look, I don't wanna cause
no trouble.

No, no,
it's, it's-it's-it's all right.

Well, um,
we're glad you're here.

What's going on, Gabrielle?

Daddy, can we please
just talk about this later?

I don't want there to be anymore
secrets between us. Come on.

Paternity test?

I'm being cautious.

Ever since my mama died...

it's been really lonely.

And I'm just happy
I have people now.

Look, I'll do
whatever y'all want me to do.

No, it's-it's-it's all right,
sweetheart.

Thank you. Thank you.

I don't need a paternity test to
know that Keisha is my daughter.

Daddy,
it's a necessary precaution.

You said it yourself,
I chose not to believe Daisy

all those years ago,
I'm not gonna make

the same mistake again.

I thought you were on board
with me on...

I'm here, aren't I?

Look, it's just,

it's been a stressful night,
all right?

How about
we all just get some sleep

and start fresh in the morning?

- I'll get your couch ready.
- This my bed?

I-I'm sorry, Keisha,
I don't have a spare room.

I've been trying to get daddy
to move somewhere bigger.

Well, I've been comfortable here
for a long time.

Wasn't no reason

to change that... till now.

I mean, this is the nicest thing
I've ever had.

Look, I'll tell you what,
you-you take my room.

- What? No, no, no, no.
- Yeah.

Daddy...

Keisha, you can stay with me.

No. It's fine, really.

No, my place is bigger,
and you'll have privacy.

And it'll give us some time
to get to know each other.

Yeah, it would mean a lot
to see my two girls get along.

What do you say, Keisha?

- Yeah.
- Yeah!

All right.

I'll get my keys.

I'll be right back. I'm just
gonna check in with my husband.

No, baby,
you see, the problem is

you made the decision
without consulting me.

Honey,
I had to offer an olive branch.

I mean, daddy was really upset.

It doesn't make any sense.

Of course, we're getting
a paternity test.

Yeah, but we hadn't

discussed it with him yet.

I mean,
he was completely blindsided,

and so was Keisha.

How convenient.

Ready to see your room?

Yeah.

- It's right up here?
- Yes.

Okay.

They couldn't tell
you forged the letter, right?

Yo, I'm trippin'
off these pictures, man.

Look, she got it beyond that.

You think it's bigger
than Cousin Que's triple wide?

This is on a whole other level.

Ain't no storm coming
and blowing this place down.

Well, then show me. Do a video.

No, I don't wanna look like
I'm creeping around her house.

- So they nice?
- They cool.

Elijah's all crying and stuff.
He knows he did me dirty.

Well, what about Gabrielle?

I mean, I know how to play her.

Look, I didn't come here
for friends.

Me and Daisy
hustled my whole life.

All right, I'll start looking
for account numbers tomorrow.

Bank, uh, transaction,
routing numbers...

Account number,
account number...

What is this?

Will.

"I appoint Gabrielle Flores
executor sole heir?"

- Hold on! Okay...
- All right, yes.

- That's it.
- Not bad.

Just like the Congo line
we did last night, huh?

Yeah! Everyone started laughing,
too. Then we had a paint fight.

Oh, I bet all the moms
just loved that.

Daddy did, too.

- Really?
- Yeah. That's right.

Because daddy was the only man

at the mother-daughter night.

Honey, I'm sorry, but I promise
I will be at the bake sale.

Mm-hmm. We'll see about that.

But it's all good, 'cause Bella
and I had fun anyway, didn't we?

Mm-hmm. We even won
the dance competition, pops.

You wanna show grandpa
our moves? Come on...

- Yeah, let me see a step...
- Come on.

Ready? And...

And...

And turn and turn and...

That's a girl. Dip.

Hey, Keisha, good morning.
We didn't see you there.

Hey, Keisha.
What's the matter, hon?

Okay, all right, come on.

Keisha?

- I'mma go see what she...
- No, no, no, daddy.

Just give her a minute.
I'll go up in a second.

All right. All right.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Look, let's just continue
with our plan.

It's all good, baby girl.

Any line on the old man's dough?

Yeah, I found Elijah's will.

He's giving everything to Gabby,

but I'mma change that.

How you gonna do that, Keisha?

All I need is for him
to take a paternity test.

Once we have legal proof
that I'm his daughter,

the rest is easy.

Keep your eyes on the prize.

I gotta go.

Daddy wanted to come up,
but I thought

maybe you might wanna talk
to your sister?

Look, I know that

seeing us all together
down there

probably made you think
of your mom.

I'm really sorry.

Yeah.

She was all the family I had.

Hm, trust me, I get that.

My mom passed away, too.

Really? I didn't know.

Well, when she died
seven years ago,

I felt like
I could barely breathe.

But day by day
I cried less and less.

And now I'm able to smile
when I think of her.

Someday you will, too.

Keisha, if it helps,

you're not alone anymore.

You wanna come downstairs and
have breakfast with your family?

Yeah.

Uh, your better half
took the baby to ballet.

Got it. I'm gonna make some tea.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- You all right?
- Yeah, I'm good.

Good. I'm gonna fix you a plate.

Okay.

Ooh, this floor is cold.

I-I'm gonna go upstairs
and get some shoes.

- All right.
- Okay.

♪ Oh Lord ♪

Are you okay?
You were sad yesterday.

Are you gonna live with us now?

Aunt Keisha's gonna be staying

with us
for as long as she wants.

Can I bring her to school

for show and tell?

- What y'all do?
- Well, Mauricio's an accountant.

And Regan and I
started our own PR agency.

Did it, uh...

Did it take a lot of money
to start your company?

Well, Regan's family
made a generous investment

to get us up and running.

Y'all must be rolling in it.

We do fine.

And we've been really blessed

to have a couple of big clients.

- You ever heard of Big Justus?
- The rapper?

More like a thug.

Well, I love Justus.

And his sneakers are dope.

I mean, it's like perfect
old meets new-school.

- But...
- But what?

It's the way he's selling them,
it's just straight old-school.

What do you mean?

Okay, like, like his last shoes,

they came out at all
the big stores at the same time.

But you build more hype
when you surprise people.

Have a, a scavenger hunt
for hidden sneakers.

Scavenger hunt.

Uh, hide a dozen signed pairs

with little hints
on his social media

for-for people to find.

I mean, his-his PicaPost
would be blowing up

with those shoes, trust me.

- Right, Bella?
- Yeah.

- All right. We're here.
- Pound 'em. Yeah!

Folks.

All right.
Look at these beautiful people.

So does your mama fix your hair?

Sometimes.
But she's a very busy woman.

Yeah, well,
I'll twist you out sometime.

You know, your mama's my sister,
so that makes me your aunty.

- Like Aunt Regan?
- Better.

I hope we can be friends
sometime. Would you like that?

- All right.
- Bella, time for Sunday school.

I can take her.

Can she, please?

Uh, look, kiddo, we're all going
to grandpa's after church,

so you'll be able to see her
then, okay? Huh?

She'll be okay.
You don't have to.

No, really, I'm happy to.

Okay. It's right upstairs
on the right.

Good to see you,
good to see you. Hey.

Pastor, this is my,
my daughter Keisha.

Oh, Keisha, good to meet you.

And, of course, you know
this one right here.

My friend right there.
How you doin'?

I like those shoes, too.

Listen, uh, your family

is a big part of this house.

And I hope
you feel at home here.

- Okay? All right.
- Mm-hmm.

All right, I'll see y'all in.
Good to meet you.

- Yes.
- Yes. Hey.

You ready to go?

Lord knows I love you,
Gabrielle, but you know

how I feel about it,
and you went and did it anyhow.

I'd never order a
paternity test behind your back.

So now I'm confused,
why did the clinic call

and say my results
would be ready tomorrow?

I have no idea!

Wait a minute.
Did you send in a sample?

Yeah, but I thought
Regan must have set it up.

Well, it's not ideal,
but it's done.

All right, at least now
we'll know for sure.

For the last time, Gabrielle,
Keisha is my child.

I don't need a paternity test
to tell me that.

Fine, I understand.

Hey. I'm sorry
you had to hear all that.

No. She's just trying
to protect her family.

You're family.
You have a place here.

Do I?
I mean, I came from nowhere.

Look, I understand if you feel
like you don't owe me anything.

Oh.

Keisha, I'm your father.

You need anything,
I'm here for you.

What is it?

I'm just so ashamed...

Ashamed? What?

I made a lot of mistakes
in my life.

Evicted. I still owe
my landlord money.

Credit is a mess.

I, I couldn't even afford to

put Daisy in the ground.

You tell me how much you need,
I'm happy to help.

Come on.
Let's go get my checkbook.

Come on, Lord is in
the blessing business. Come on.

I still haven't signed off

on the completed version.

Hey, Gabrielle?

One second, honey!

Yes, 8 a.m. sharp. Thanks.

- Goodnight.
- Gabrielle.

Yes?

Is it just me
or does it seem like

this whole thing is happening
a little too fast?

With Keisha? I don't know.

I think she's fitting in nicely
with the family.

Yeah, I hear you,
I just like to know

who's in my home
and around my daughter.

Well, I think it's nice
having her around.

She's harmless.

Yeah, she was asking a lot of
baseless questions in the car

about work, money, Justus.

She's probably just star-struck.

It's not her fault
you're so touchy about him.

So many roads,
let's not go down that one.

Well, daddy's happy and I know
that he wants to make up

for lost time, so...

Right.

Uh, I'm gonna go
check on Bella...

No, I will check
on our daughter.

So precious.

My precious daughter.

My baby girl.

I'm glad you called.

Come on, sit down.

Keisha and I
had a good long talk

and she helped me understand

where you were coming from.

I'm sorry.

But I'm glad you're both here.

The paternity test results.

"Keisha Jones

is a 99.9% match."

Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
I told you, girl.

I'm gonna take both my girls
to the steakhouse.

We gonna go out and celebrate
a little bit.

Okay. Great! Well, let's go.

Yeah.

♪ What good does it do
if we never say this? ♪

- Is everything good so far?
- Hm. Everything's amazing.

- Great, thank you.
- Mm.

- Wow, you look nice tonight.
- Oh, she's beautiful.

My two beautiful daughters.

Keisha, I'm so glad
Daisy's letter

brought you into our lives.

I don't mean to pressure you.
I've been thinking...

You think you might consider
staying here in Atlanta?

You want me to stay here
with y'all?

Why not? You're family.

Uh, I-I got a job back home.

Well, heck,
you can get one here.

Um, could we help with that?

Um, well...

Keisha could work for me.

- For real?
- Yeah.

You're a bright young woman.
I'm sure we'll find something.

Mm, I-I got a good contact

down at the car dealership.

Thinking
Keisha might like her own car.

Y'all would just take me in
just like that?

- I-I don't know what to say.
- Say you'll stay.

I-I, I really don't,
don't know what to say.

Well, ever since
I got Daisy's letter,

I've been overwhelmed by guilt.

After all this lost time,

I just wanna make things right.

I used to pray for...

I used to pray for this.

I believe God heard.

Oh, look at my baby.

What's up, baby?

Que got us swimming in cash.

I told you, we living
big time, girl.

No, we just getting started,
okay?

I got keys to Gabby's house,

and I got a new job
running things.

What that mean?

Means... that they want me.

They wanna make things right.

Just like that?

Are you forgetting about
everything you and your mama

done been through? Huh?

Look, you in too deep, baby.

Now you're forgetting the plan.

I'm not forgetting.
It's just this is better.

I'm finally living the life
I'm supposed to live.

Look, just do not get
your hopes up too high

with these folks, all right?

If there's one thing
Daisy taught me,

it's to take care of myself.

One more step, right here.

- Where? Okay. Got it.
- Okay, okay. Keep going.

- Keep going.
- What is it?

Keep your eyes closed.
Keep your eyes closed.

- All right.
- Okay, okay.

- Oh, my God.
- Hold on.

- What is it?
- Hold on. Okay. All right.

- Stay right there.
- Here? Okay.

Okay? Keep your eyes closed.

Okay. Open your eyes!

No, no, no, that's my car!

Over here!

This is your car!

What do you think?

Wow...

Surprise!

It's great, isn't it?

Yeah.

- Thank you.
- Oh, it's perfect for you.

Daddy and I picked it out
ourselves.

We're so glad that you love it.

Yeah, all right. Big day.
We got to get going.

Okay, but it's so cute,
isn't it? Look at it.

You're gonna look so good in it.

Okay, so I have to stop by Diore
to pick up an order

and then we will swing by
Spend Less for your new clothes.

Oh, my... Y'all got a DJ?

Yeah. You play Ping-Pong?

No, but I-I-I guess I'll try.

Oh, excuse me.

- This is legit.
- Thanks.

Hey, Pamela,
this is Keisha's first day.

Do you wanna get her set up?
She'll be with us for a while.

I got a big presentation
with Justus today.

- Today?
- Yeah.

- Oh, my God.
- Wish me luck.

Okay. Good luck.

Does everyone get one of those?

Is everything okay?

Uh, yeah, everything's fine.

I don't trust her.

Can we just focus
on the meeting, please?

Can we focus on not letting
a stranger into our business?

I understand how you feel.

All right, Regan, like,
just talk to me, please.

- We need to get this right.
- I understand that.

We could lose
one of our biggest clients.

I know.

But I do love your pitch,
it's really good.

Yeah, and most of them
are Keisha's ideas.

She should be in this meeting.

I'm not gonna allow a stranger
to come into our office.

- Our company depends on this.
- Yeah, but...

I'm just trying to do
the right thing.

I-I, I know
I may have just met her,

but she's my sister, Regan.

It just feels wrong.

It's simple.
We're sticking to my plan.

When Justus gets here, Keisha's
not gonna be in this office.

The one,
the only Justus Collins.

Regan!

Are you ready
for this evening...

The question is,
oh, are you ready?

- Oh, I stay ready.
- Okay.

- Okay.
- Oh, my God.

- Justus.
- Go back, go back.

Yeah, I thought this was
supposed to be a fan-free zone.

Um, Keisha, she's new.

- Oh, okay. We good, Smokey.
- Ah, it's cool.

Um, you're gonna be so excited
because I'm excited

because we have a new strategy.

- Heh-heh. Hey-hey!
- Ah.

Um, I need you to go get coffee.

Well, what about the meeting?

That's above your pay grade.

He loves the lattes
down the street.

I'll text you the order.
Thank you.

Welcome.

So it's a sneaker release
and a scavenger hunt.

Regan, I never got your text,
so I did a little digging

on Justus' social media
to get the orders right.

- Double shot, no foam.
- Great job.

Um, Keisha, I must have forgot
to text you. I'm sorry.

- Keisha, I'm-I'm s...
- Two...

Gabby, I know we go way back

and I gave you the seed money to
start your company, but I gotta

be honest with you,
I was starting to doubt you.

But this? This is so fresh!

I cannot wait!

Great job. Great job.

I cannot wait for the J. Collins
scavenger hunt to begin.

Well, in honesty, this pitch
was based off something

that Keisha told me in the car
the other day.

Really good ideas, Keisha.

Oh. I hear you. Okay, well,
look, hey, great job.

Great job, yo.

Thank you. Uh, I'm glad
that you like it.

Um, excuse me.

I'm taking her business,

her money and her family.

She ain't gonna know
what hit her.

Hey, boo.

We back on.

Come on, babe!

Come on, we got to do this
for the Justus campaign.

I get it.
But shouldn't Keisha go instead?

- She's a part of it now.
- No, not for this.

And Regan's already pissed
about her joining the company.

- Come on, let's go.
- Okay.

Oh, uh, Keisha,
you know what I mean, right?

Yeah, it's cool.

Look, I'm happy to watch Bella.
It's no problem.

Great.

- Save me.
- Stop it. Come on, let's go.

- Don't wait up.
- Have fun.

- Thanks.
- Goodnight.

Who are you wearing tonight,
Ms. Wilson?

Oh, me?

Oh, Veda. Veda, hi! I'm Keisha.

Nice to meet you.
Yeah, let's take some pics.

What are you doing?

I mean...

Um, hey.

I'm sorry. It's just...

Everything is just so hard.

Hey. Uh...

What's-what's going on?

I've been trying
to make Gabrielle happy,

and nothing is working.

I mean, she didn't even want me
at the meeting with Justus.

She sent me to go get coffee.

And look, I know that-that he's
giving money to the company an...

- Wait, wait, what?
- Yeah, he said "seed donor..."

He gave them the money
to start the company.

Didn't you know?

Well, I can't, I can't believe
she didn't tell me that.

- She's very protective of him.
- Yeah, don't I know it?

I mean, um...

Hey, look, hey.

It's not personal, okay?

Don't let him get to you.

I just don't wanna
let Gabrielle down.

I just wanted to feel better,
that's why I put the dress on.

Hey, I understand, okay?

Just talk to her first
next time, okay?

Oh, please don't tell her.

Look, I-I'm just trying to do
everything perfect for her.

Hey. Keep your chin up, okay?

No one's perfect.

Come on, up, up, up.

You're doing just fine,
all right?

Come on, give me a hug.

Babe, did you find the tickets?

Uh, yeah, I'm comin' now.

You, you okay?

- Yeah.
- All right.

Take the dress off so you don't
get in trouble, okay?

Okay, we're all done.

Bella, you get the first pick.
Which cookie do you want?

Mommy doesn't like me
to have them.

Where is Gabby?

Cookie monster can have

half a cookie.

Where she's always at
these days, pops, working.

Cheers. Yeah.

I made it! Mm! Whoa!
What's goin' on here?

- Mommy! Mommy!
- Hi, honey.

What's goin' on?
What are you up to?

Come, come. We made cookies
for my bake sale.

And-and you got to try them.
They're amazing.

- Oh, my God. Chef Bella, here.
- Oh.

All right, ready?
Let's do a drum roll, Bella.

Here you go, pops.

Wow!

- Mommy likes them.
- And they're homemade.

For the first time we won't get
dirty looks from the mean moms.

Yeah, I hope
that it's okay, um...

I just knew that you were
working late and everything.

Yeah. No, it's fine.

I have to prep
for the Justus meeting tomorrow.

Oh, maybe you can
sit in this time.

Wait, you-you're coming
to the bake sale tonight, right?

Look, I can go
with Mauricio and Bella.

I-I love hanging out
with you guys.

And family is everything,
right, Bella?

There you go, there you go.

You know what, Saturday,
ice cream, on me.

- I'm taking everyone.
- Oh, yes, yes, yes!

Uh, hey, Gabrielle?

Stop making promises
you can't keep, okay?

Um, let's finish wrapping up
these cookies, why don't we?

Yeah! Mm-hmm.

Yes, exceeded expectations.

But I still have to give
my final approval.

Can you have it on my desk
tomorrow by 9 a.m.?

Yes. I'm gonna call you back.
Okay, thanks, talk soon.

- Oh, yes.
- Cream with no sugar.

- Oh, thank you.
- No problem.

- So how was the bake sale?
- It was great.

I mean,
Bella had such a good time.

I just

had a hard time
keeping those moms off Mauricio.

I mean, those ladies... Whoo!

- Uh, anyways, enjoy. Goodnight.
- Goodnight.

Oh, my God,
I don't know what happened.

I must've slept
straight through my alarm.

I-is Justus even still...

- Justus is gone.
- What?

- How bad is it?
- Not bad at all, actually.

Little miss thing here
did the presentation.

What do you mean? What?

Oh, yeah, I mean,
you weren't answering your phone

and Justus was ready
to walk out of here.

You've worked so hard on this,
it didn't feel right

to let you lose the account.

I mean, how did you,
how did you even...

You know what, um, thank you...

for having my back.

Yeah, of course. I got your back
same as you got mine.

You still upset?

It just bugs me that Keisha
was so ready to take my place.

Sounds like she saved the day,
to me.

Yeah, well-well, Regan thinks
she's up to something.

Mm.

Keisha thinks the world of you,
Gabby.

Oh, really? Since when are you
so pro-Keisha?

Well, look, I wasn't gonna say
anything, but the other day

I found her in your closet,
trying on your clothes.

- What?
- Don't make a big deal.

About this.

It is a big deal.

She has no business
touching my things.

She was trying to fit in.

She wants to make an impression
on her big sister.

I think you may be holding
her back just a little bit.

You know what,
a couple of good ideas

does not make her an expert.
Keisha's got a lot to learn.

Hm. By being Justus'
coffee girl?

- Noted.
- Here we go.

I'm sorry,
it is just obnoxiously clear

that you put him above
everything and everyone else.

That is not true.
He is our biggest client.

- And he's also your ex.
- Oh.

You really need to get over
that. It was years ago.

You want me to get over it?

All right,
so, so why didn't you tell me

that he financed your business?

You told me that Regan's pops
gave you the cash

to start the business.

Why, why would you lie to me?

This isn't even supposed to be
about Justus, okay?

It's about Keisha.

My bad.
You are absolutely right.

You screwed up,
Keisha cleaned up.

So why don't you
drop the conspiracy theories,

and, I don't know,
show a little gratitude?

What's, what's going on?

- Oh, my God, is that Justus?
- Yeah.

Just a little celebratory brunch
to welcome you to the agency.

Hey-hey!
You are something special.

I should have known
you two were sisters here.

- Wow.
- We are so, so proud of you.

Come here.

- Thank you.
- Thank you. Mm-hmm. Thanks.

Appreciate it.

So you two known each other
for a while?

- Oh.
- Forever.

So I asked Gabby to marry me

when I was 13 for the first time

and then I asked her about,

ooh, 15,000 times after that,

and every single time
she said no.

- You were never serious.
- What are you talking about?

I was crazy about you.

I got to get to choir practice.

I'll see y'all
at church tomorrow.

We're having lunch after, right?

- Of course.
- Okay.

- Good to see you, pops.
- You, too.

- Bye, daddy.
- Buh-bye.

- Okay to talk shop? Great.
- Yup.

So look, I was thinking about
the sneaker launch next week...

- Next week?
- Oh.

I guess you weren't CC'ed
on the, that email yesterday.

Um, the J. Collins have been
getting so much attention

on PicaPost, Justus wants
to drop them sooner.

So we're gonna do the release
next week instead of next month.

PicaPost
is gonna sponsor the event.

That's great.

I mean, I just wish that
we would have talked about this

before Keisha ran with it.

Now, Gabby, look, you know you
are the smartest woman I know.

You're my ride or die,
all right?

But I do believe
that Keisha should take point

on this campaign.

- For real?
- For real.

Oh, my God!

- No way! Okay!
- Yes.

I mean, Gabby,
only if you're cool with it.

Yeah, uh, you've shown
real initiative.

Of course it's fine.

- Awesome.
- So what's your plan?

Well, a premiere party
with a pop-up store.

I mean, his social media
is already blowing up.

And get this,
we invite Veda Laurelton.

- Ooh.
- Well, who's Veda Laurelton?

Well, she's the new
social-media gossip queen.

Oh, okay.

- Cheers.
- Cheers.

Oh. Well,
I think that went well.

There appears to be
a significant amount of money

missing from our accounts.

What? What do you
mean? How much?

Uh, well, they are pretty good
at what they do

because they didn't take a ton
at once.

Roughly $500 daily
for a few weeks, give or take.

Do they know who did it?

No. Right now
it's under investigation.

But I needed
to close our accounts.

Depending on what they find,
hopefully we get our money back.

Yeah, I mean, I hope so, too.
That's really horrible.

- Hi.
- Oh, sorry.

On a lighter note,
how was brunch?

Oh, it was good.

Justus is so talented,
and, oh, my God, so fine.

Wait, what?
You were with Justus?

Keisha.

Keisha, uh, can you give us
a moment, please?

- Sure.
- Mm.

So let me get this straight.

It's not enough that you have to
work with him during the week?

No. You have to have brunch with
him on the weekends as well.

I don't get it.

At what point are Bella and I

a priority in this equation?

Baby, you know
that you and Bella are my world.

You just say that,
but your actions don't match.

You see, there are plenty
of times that I know firsthand

where this family
comes behind your career.

This isn't even about my career.
It's about Justus.

Oh, yeah, I can't put anything
past you, can I?

Look, right now
I need you to be honest with me.

Did you hook up with Justus
when we broke up six years ago?

How many times
are you gonna ask me this?

You're not answering
the question.

Because we've been over it.

Well, then how about
we go over it again?

I just found out
that he gave you money

to start your business,
you had plenty of time

to tell me about that.

Did you hook up with Justus
or not?

You know,
it'd absolutely disgrace me

to think
that there is a possibility

that Bella isn't even mine.

Don't you ever
say that to me again.

Daddy?

Daddy, can I have some milk?

Sure, baby. Of course. Ahem.

- Um...
- And I'll get some milk.

Get you some milk
and some cookies

'cause mommy's gonna get you
cookies.

How about that? You with it?

- Mm-hmm.
- Cool, cool, cool.

All right now, let's give it up

for the praise team.
Come on, somebody!

- Amen.
- Don't they sound good?

All right. Everybody can have
a seat real quick.

Yeah, I know
the day has been long,

but it's been
a wonderful Sunday.

I'm not gonna keep you much
longer 'cause I know you wanna

get out into the world
on this Sunday afternoon

and have a good time
doin' what people do on Sunday.

Today I have a word
for somebody.

- Amen!
- Amen!

Reading from Philippians

verse two, chapter three.

"Do nothing
out of selfish ambition"

or vain conceit.

Rather, in humility,

"value others above yourself."

Ambition is what we do

to promote ourselves.

But when our ambition

becomes your primary agenda...

- Come on now, pastor.
- Uh-huh.

Come on now.

We will compromise our values
to, what,

to attain any kind of success.

And that's a dangerous thing
to do right now

w-when you, when you have
so much ambition

that you will compromise
your values,

your morals,
just to attain success.

- Mm-hmm.
- Amen, somebody.

Come on, somebody.
Come on, somebody!

Come on, somebody. Y'all get me.

Aunt Keisha!

- Hey, do you need me?
- Hey, Veda!

The marketing genius herself!

Hey! Now what's this T
you gotta tell me, girl?

Okay.

- Hello.
- Oh, oh, uh...

Is it true, the CEO
of your marketing agency,

Gabrielle Flores,
is also your baby mama?

And that's her right there,
isn't it?

What are you talking? What?

Are you helping
take care of your daughter?

How do you live with yourself?

Mrs. Wilson-Flores.
Is that your official statement?

You need to get the hell
out of here right now.

So are you denying that the two
of you were ever involved?

Justus, is it true that Gabby
is the one that got away?

A gentleman never tells.

- Hey, what'd you say?
- You heard what I said.

Oh, yes.

Whoa!

Get off me. Get off me.

Get off me. Get off!

- What are you doing?
- Let me go!

Regan's taking Keisha
and Bella home. Let me see that.

It's fine, it's fine. It's fine.
It's okay.

You know I put up with a lot,
Gabrielle,

but it absolutely kills me that
you were ever with that dude.

We were broken up,
and I was upset.

And you thought it was
a good idea to run to Justus

when we broke up?
That's what caused all of this!

Forget Justus, okay?
I'm your wife!

Listen to me!
I'm yours! I'm yours!

- Only yours.
- Prove it.

Prove it.

Just stop representing Justus.

We've been through this.

Without him,
I do not have a business.

You'll survive. You'll survive!

Our agency is all about image.

Like, how would it look
if I dropped my biggest client?

Gabrielle, it's him or me.

I won't choose.

What are you doing?

Making it easy for you.

I'll stop by the house later
to pick up my things.

- Wait, come on, Mauricio, plea...
- I'm done talking!

We're done.

Look, I just,
I need to take a walk.

Take the car
whenever you're done here.

Oh, man. Keisha,
how much of that did you hear?

I wasn't snooping.

Yeah, we weren't
exactly being discreet.

Are you really gonna leave
Gabrielle?

Keisha, no.

Look, just, um,

find Regan and take Bella home.

I need to clear my head.

You crossed the line.

I'm good here.

Me?

Your husband
almost tanked my event.

- I should sue his ass.
- You provoked him.

And now, your little act...

it may have cost me my marriage.

Gabby, I'm sorry.

Listen, I would never
do anything to hurt you.

Look at me, the only reason
why the Bella stuff came up

is because Keisha asked me
about it, that's it.

- She convinced me.
- What?

She made me think
that Bella could be mine.

What do you mean?

It's been in my head ever since.

I'm sorry.

Hey, Mauricio,
I know that you're mad,

but can you please
just call me back?

We really need to talk.
All right. I love you.

Hey!

Who told you about Bella?

Mommy?

No, baby, she's busy.

She's always busy.

Yeah. But I'm here for you.

And, Bella, you know
I love you very much, right?

I love you, too, Aunty Keisha.

If you want,
you can call me mommy.

Or Mama Keisha.

Okay?

Let's get you back to bed, okay?

Hello!

You were right
about her all along.

Who? Keisha?

Veda's been getting

all of her info from Keisha.

And after talking to Justus,
I think she's been trying

to destroy my family

since the day
she walked into my house.

What... That devil!
What? Why would she do that?

Envy.

She wants to be you.

Regan, where is my daughter?

O-oh, my God. I-I left her alone
with Keisha. I'm heading back.

In light of the recent events...

at the J...

Ah. Uh...

In light of the recent conflict

at the J. Collins event...

Yeah.

I will be transferring

all my clients to Keisha.

Hurry up!

Open this door!

- You forget something?
- Where's Bella?

Why?

Get out of my way, Keisha.

You need to check your lane.
I watch Bella.

Not anymore.

I knew
your ass was up to no good.

What are you talking about?
You're talking crazy.

No, what's crazy is
you over here

spreading vicious
paternity rumors about Bella!

But you've got no proof.

Oh, but Gabrielle does.

And now she sees you
for who you truly are.

Look, Veda is a liar. You can't
trust anything she says.

Oh, so I suppose
that Justus is a liar, too, huh?

Look, it's a misunderstanding.

Gabrielle's about to throw you
out on your broke, lying ass,

and I can't wait because I'm
gonna enjoy every moment of it.

Now get out! Get out of my way!

No!

No...

- Is that you, mama?
- Uh...

Yes, it's me, baby. Come on.

- I'm scared.
- Let's just...

- Watch your step.
- Why are you yelling?

Come on, it's okay.

Just watch your step. I got you.

911, what's
the nature of your emergency?

The address is 5555,

Wilson Place.

- Please hurry, she's pregnant.
- Yes, ma'am.

Emergency personnel
on their way.

♪ Jesus save me from sin ♪

♪ 'Cause I need your help ♪

Elijah.

Look, text me your location.

- Are you near the house?
- Yeah.

Meet me around the corner
from Gab's house.

On the corner
of Olivia and 1st Street.

Oh, thank God.

You have to get Bella home.

Elijah, I can't do it.

I can't face them.

Keisha, we are family.

Please don't call me Elijah.

Let me be your father.

What the hell does that mean?

Fathers are there
for their children in their sins

and in their graces.

I'm here. You're not alone.

Let's face this together...

as father and daughter.

Your friend's vitals are stable,

and we think
her baby will be okay.

- But we got to get going.
- Okay, thank you.

Her name is Bella Flores. Okay?
She's six years old.

She's about
three-and-a-half feet tall.

This is the picture
that we took of her tonight

and that's the young lady
that took her tonight.

- Oh, my God, Bella!
- Bella!

- Oh, my God.
- My God.

- Gabby, I'm so sorry.
- Don't!

You took my child.

How could you?

Keisha Jones?

I'm sorry. Is Regan okay?

I will never forgive you.
I will never forgive you.

- I'm sorry.
- Stop it.

It's-it's-it's gonna be
all right. I'm coming...

- I'm coming down there.
- Get out of here!

How could you?

L-let me, let me...

I know, sweetheart, but Jesus

and granddad
are looking after you.

It's-it's okay, baby.
It's all right. Come on.

Gabrielle,

we're gonna be all right.

I can't imagine my life
without you, without Bella.

I know who I married.

I wanna fix us,
I wanna fix this.

I wanna fix us, too, and I
promise that I'm gonna do better

with work, with, with
everything, with our family...

- Hey, hey, hey.
- I won't, I...

I love you.

Nothing will ever change that.

I love you, too.

I love you so much.

We're all she has.

And, daddy, I understand
why you have to do this.

You're Keisha's father.

But I have to draw the line
somewhere.

- And she took Bella.
- I...

I will walk in to support you.

Please don't ask more of me.

Keisha?

Keisha?

- Keisha?
- Hey, sir.

- Please move away from the door.
- My name is Elijah Wilson.

I'm-I'm here to see my daughter.

Gonna need some help in here.
Uh, sir?

Sir, this is not where we
usually hold the inmates. Toda...

Listen, you need to use
that little walkie-talkie thing

to call your boss.
I will see my daughter.

If it helps,
you're not alone anymore.

You're family.
You have a place here.

I used to pray for,
I used to pray for this.

I already told
the lawyer I'm staying.

You can't change my mind.

Why do you keep
punishing yourself?

You made mistakes,

but you deserve forgiveness.

All the terrible things
I've done to you...

When I came into your lives,

it was all based on a lie.

Everything you feel for me
is based on a lie.

Daisy brought you
into our lives.

- It was the last thing she did.
- No.

That letter from Daisy...

I wrote it and I sent it.

- She told you?
- No.

I found you myself.

I sent it because I wanted
what I thought y'all owed me.

But-but, Keisha...

Daisy did write the letter.

Someone from the hospital
sent the Bible

with the letter in it.

You wrote a new letter
and you sent it.

But...

what Daisy wanted was real.

The letter is real.

God doesn't love us
'cause we're perfect.

He loves us
even though we're not.

He's forgiven me...

for abandoning you.

And He's forgiven you
for what you've done.

As much pain you've caused me,

I can see
that you're in pain, too.

We need to heal together
as a family.

Oh, my child,
there's always hope.

I'm sorry.

Gabrielle, I'm so sorry.

I know. You're my sister.

Come on, let's, let's pray.

Our Father, who art in Heaven...

hallowed be Thy name.

Thy Kingdom come,

Thy will be done...

on Earth as it is in Heaven.

Give us this day...