Original subtitles

- Previously on "Sacrifice"... - You okay?

- I've never seen these photos before.

You and Uncle Sly were quite the thing.

- I was looking through my father's old files.

I found this organization, that he was involved with,

so I dialed the number.

- Who the hell is this?

- Oh, damn, that's Xtra.

- Sex sells. And according to the charts,

our sex is selling platinum.

- RCT Equity was about to own Blackgammon's entire catalog.

Have any one of you seen

Jameson's IG post from this morning?

Find out what she's truly passionate about.

- She supports the Girls' High School

Scholarship Foundation.

- Write that foundation a check for $50,000.

- I just had to meet the woman that made

that incredible donation to my foundation.

- Jazzico!

- I'm so glad you could make it.

- I really don't date my clients.

- What would happen if I fired you?

- You wouldn't be a client anymore.

- You didn't bring that bottle of scotch, by any chance?

- You took away my entire life.

- Goodbye, sister. - No!

[gunshots]

[knock at door] - Daniella, it's Jazz.

All right? I'm just checking on you.

Just wanna make sure you're okay.

[phone buzzing]

- Hey, Tamika.

- You have the Alliance meeting for Jameson at 11:30.

It's 10:15.

- I'm on my way.

- And your Blackgammon board meeting dinner

is confirmed for 7:00 tonight.

- Yeah, I know.

- Also, you might want to check Twitter.

I'm sending you a link.

- What's on Twitter?

- Your new client, Jameson,

is making things interesting.

[inquisitive music]

- Jameson, what are you doing?

Oh, shit. - Yeah, it gets worse.

It's been up for five hours.

400,000 views and climbing.

"TMZ," "World Star," "Gossip."

It's official.

- All right, see if someone can take it down.

- All right.

Maybe you should take a few days.

Jameson's only been a client for a week.

- Make sure the board room is set up

for the Alliance meeting, okay? - Okay.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Arnold! My man.

[laughs]

I was wondering when I was gonna hear from you.

- Hey, Sly. - [chuckles]

- It's good to see you after so long.

How are you?

- You know, adjusting to the world,

going where I want, when I want.

All this freedom is starting to freak me out,

you know what I'm saying?

[chuckles] - Yeah.

Well, calling people you don't know

is what's freaking me out.

- What people?

- Your father's old business partners.

I guess you made a phone call to an old business number

that should have been disconnected.

And whoever you called traced your phone.

- What do you want, man?

- These ex-business partners been sleeping all these years,

and you suddenly woke 'em up.

I thought we had an understanding, bro.

- First of all, I ain't your brother.

I sat in that cell all that time.

And I ain't say shit.

But I'm home now.

And maybe, uh, you know,

ready to find my voice.

- How does $250,000 sound

to go someplace quiet and start over?

- For a phone call?

I didn't even say anything. - Doesn't matter.

They know who you are now.

- Wow.

Well, $250,000 only sounds like half of what I need.

- $500. Cash, Venmo, Bitcoin, however you want it.

- And then what?

I gotta leave?

Huh?

Let me tell you something.

I'm owed millions for the sacrifice I've made.

You and my father are a goddamn joke.

- Do I have to remind you who these people are?

What they do?

Come on, Sly.

It's a chance to start fresh.

Nothing here but bad memories anyway, right?

- You're wrong. I got great memories here.

- Think about it.

Just don't take too long.

- Man, I wish I could say it was good seeing you again.

You're a fucking clown.

Just like my fucking Pops.

Let me see you on the outside, I'ma fuck you up.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Here's coffee.

I made breakfast for you downstairs.

- Coffee is all the breakfast I need, Tía.

- I know you've been drinking, Daniella.

- You don't know anything. - Don't lie, please.

You need to talk to someone about what happened with Misty.

- I need to talk to someone who will tell me the truth

about my parents' death.

For some reason, Uncle Sly and I keep missing each other.

- Maybe there's nothing else to know.

- I really need to talk to him.

Wait a minute.

Carol, she was married to my dad.

She might know something.

- Carol Steinburg hated your mother.

- I don't care.

- She's an awful, spiteful woman.

- And an awful woman who may have some answers for me.

- Listen to me. You're crazy if you go see her.

Do not go to that woman.

Damn it, Daniella!

- Don't curse at me,

and don't tell me who I can see.

I'll talk to whomever I want to, Tía.

Tell Miguel I'll be down in five minutes.

[apprehensive music]

- ♪ Tamika got a boyfriend ♪

- I don't even like him like that.

- But you do like him in some kind of way?

- I mean, I don't know. I don't even know Jason.

And what do you think Daniella would say?

- Well, I'm sure she wouldn't like it.

He works for Beverly.

[phone rings]

- This is Tamika speaking.

What?

My husband?

- Husband? - At reception?

[tense music]

Tell him to go away.

No, hold on. No.

- You're married?

I'll be right there.

Ma, where's Mya and Shawn?

- Mya and Shawn? - Thank God.

Derek is here.

I'll call you later.

- Wait, you're married and have kids?

- Yes.

Can you do me a favor? - Of course.

- There's my girl. Took me forever to find you.

- There's a restraining order, Derek.

- That expired two months ago.

Look-- - What are you doing here?

- I know it wasn't right.

And I wanna apologize for everything.

- You beat me. - I'm better now.

- I don't have time for this.

- Look-- - Get your hands off her.

- It's okay, Somwon.

- I'm sorry, all right?

The VA set me up with counseling,

anger management.

I found a church. - [scoffs]

- I swear, I've changed.

- Look, I'm happy for you,

but it's too late.

You need to go.

Now, Derek.

- I get it.

I just wanna prove to you I'm a new man.

[elevator dings]

- Is she here? - In the conference room.

- Come with me. - Okay.

[whispers] Thank you.

- Lauren. Sorry to keep you waiting.

- Not a problem, Daniella. Let's jump right in.

- Let's.

- Alliance's acquisition of Jameson's cosmetic line

is both historic and a virtual coup in the cosmetic world.

There's just one thing.

The video.

Of Jameson beating her husband, Bobby, in the elevator.

- Husbands and wives have their moments.

- Yes.

But the whole world saw this moment.

And in order for us to move forward,

we need Jameson to make a statement,

something sincere that sheds light on the situation.

The world is expecting an explanation.

And Alliance can't ever be seen as condoning violence.

- Of course.

I'll handle it.

- Great.

[upbeat electronic music]

- Beautiful. That's it. That's it.

Right here.

Eyes only.

Beautiful, Jameson.

That's it. Soften the cheeks.

Soft, and a smile.

Beautiful.

Tilt your head.

Yes. Great, Jameson. Let's take five.

- Daniella, I'm so glad you could make it.

This is my husband, Bobby.

- Hello. - Hey, um--

Talk with you later.

- And off he goes.

He's in his feelings.

But let's talk Alliance.

How did the meeting go? - The meeting went well.

The deal is more than generous.

Unfortunately, no one could focus

on anything but the video.

Your fans wanna know what went wrong.

Alliance demands you make a statement

to ease the public's mind.

- I'm a performer. I don't do PR.

- Jameson, this deal could be worth billions.

Don't let it slip away over one video.

Think of all the young girls that look up to you.

Say something to them.

- Okay, fine. I'll make a statement.

- Great, I'll set it up.

You look beautiful. Have a wonderful shoot.

- And then, Arnold offered me $250,000 to get lost.

- What did you tell him? - I told him I needed five.

All I did was look into some of my Pop's old deals,

and I gave Daniella some old pictures.

The shit was harmless.

- Apparently not.

- Look.

If I take Arnold up on his offer to leave,

I want you to come with me.

- You're talking crazy.

Daniella needs me.

I think she's been drinking again.

- No, no. - And to make matters worse,

she's supposed to go see Carol today.

- Carol Steinburg?

- She's desperate for information.

- I know.

Shit, I'm telling you now, Arnold's gonna freak.

- What are you not telling me

about this thing between you and Arnold?

- I'm not keeping anything from you.

- [scoffs]

- Look, I really want you, Gabriella.

I really need you.

[sentimental music]

Am I being too forward?

I get it, I get it.

We can-- we can take things slow.

- You've been gone close to 30 years.

I'm done with going slow.

- Carol. - Oh, Daniella Hernandez.

Please, sit.

- Thank you.

And thank you for taking the time to see me.

I know you must be busy since becoming the CEO of Criterion.

Congratulations.

- Thank you. Your ears must've been burning.

I've been talking about you quite a bit.

- In what regard?

- How much you've been through lately,

this tragic business with Isis and her mother

and that awfulness at Gallery Jazzico.

I feel for you.

The circumstances that bind us

have taught me quite a bit about pain.

- I can only imagine. - Oh, dear child.

I don't see how you could imagine

the devastation I felt

discovering that my husband,

my life partner with whom I was raising a family,

betrayed me with your mother,

with whom he was raising another family.

I mean, it would have been one thing had he left us,

but two families at the same time

and me never knowing?

- Must've been painful

and humiliating.

- But you had nothing to do with any of that ugliness.

I agreed to see you because my misdirected anger is--

well, it's something that I'm coming to terms with.

- I'm happy to hear that,

because I was hoping you could help me

find some answers about my parents' accident.

- Oh, it wasn't an accident.

[suspenseful music]

Oh.

You really don't know, do you?

- Know what?

- Ellis Shaw killed my husband,

and in the process, his own daughter, your mother.

He made it appear an accident,

which is why he's gotten away with it all these years.

- What?

No, that can't be.

- Oh, you don't know your grandfather,

especially then.

- Carol, I don't believe you.

Why would he do that?

- Hunter, my husband, and your father

wanted to acquire the Blackgammon label,

but your grandfather refused to sell.

Hunter had some photos of your grandfather in a--

well, a compromising situation,

and against my advice, he tried to extort him.

- What kind of photos?

- How do I say this tastefully?

From time to time,

your grandfather liked dick, Daniella.

Here is a little keepsake of mine

for when I'm feeling sad and blue,

and I need a good laugh.

Ellis was furious with Hunter for stealing his daughter

and a top artist.

And then, with Hunter coming to him with these pictures

and trying to grab his label, well,

Ellis Shaw was not to be fucked with in those days.

- I can't believe this.

- Well, sweetie, in my world,

seeing is believing.

But I'm so glad that you came to me today, Daniella.

Call me anytime.

- Thank you, Carol.

♪ ♪

[phone chimes]

Miguel, step out.

- Uh, yeah. Of course.

[car door shuts]

- The singing duo, Xtra, is now.

Young female empowerment,

monetizing the very thing that's been objectifying them.

- Basically selling ass as a consumable product.

- When has that ever been a problem in the music industry?

Elvis, Nicki Minaj, Tina Turner, Prince.

- Sorry I'm late.

- As I was saying, we can't ignore

the changing morals of the times

and expect to grow a strong business.

- These young ladies are flaunting their bodies.

Their lyrics-- - [chuckles]

- Is something funny, Daniella?

- Flaunting their bodies?

Are you kidding me?

You know a lot about sexual desires,

don't you, Granddad?

- Do you care to elaborate?

- You know goddamn well what I'm talking about.

Is that why you hated my father?

Because he found out the truth about you?

- You bring up this old shit tonight?

It's been dead and buried.

- Somebody want to tell me what the hell she's talking about?

- Yeah. Happily, cousin.

[suspenseful music]

Check it out.

- [gasps]

- You two, leave.

Now. - Oh.

- People have been trying to stir up this shit for decades,

and it looks like you finally fell for it.

- Are these photos why you killed my parents?

- What did you just say to me? - You took my father out,

and in the process, killed your own daughter.

- You're just-- - How do you live

with yourself? - You're just like

your mother-- hateful, evil, and misguided.

Get the hell out of here, and you're off the board.

- Just admit it.

You pushed me away all these years

because you couldn't face me after what you did.

- One last goddamn time. - Daniella, leave.

- And your ass never needs to come back.

- There's no statute of limitations

on murder, Mr. Shaw.

- Especially the one that's about to happen.

[door slams] - There goes Xtra.

- We don't need no goddamn Xtra.

- [yelling]

[lively dance music playing]

♪ ♪

- Okay. - [laughs]

- Yes, mm. Mm-hmm.

'Cause it fits. All right--oh, oh, oh.

- That was good.

- Come on. - I liked that one.

- Come on, try this one. It's from Haiti.

- Haiti? - Mm-hmm.

- Okay.

- Called Barbancourt.

- Barbancourt. - Yes.

- Barbancourt. - Thank you.

Come on.

It won't bite.

- Yeah, let you tell it.

- Mmm. Ah-ah, sip it.

Don't shoot it.

[phone buzzes]

- You know, I'm glad I came out tonight.

To be honest, I was gonna cancel.

- How could you cancel on me?

- My ex showed up.

Unannounced.

- Boyfriend?

- Husband.

- Mm!

You were married?

[phone buzzes]

- Shit, technically still am.

What was the name of this drink again?

Barbancourt? Barbanco-- [laughter]

Bob--Bob and court.

- Yeah, yeah. - Okay.

[lively music]

Mm.

Let's dance.

♪ ♪

[laughter]

- I had a good time tonight.

You surprised me.

- Hmm. Well, how did I do that?

- I don't know. You just--you just did.

- Hmm. - Uh-huh.

- I needed this.

- Well, glad to be of service.

[foreboding music]

♪ ♪

- [sobbing]

- Baby, you are better than this.

[sentimental music]

- Ma--Mama.

He killed you.

Your own father, he killed you.

- Nobody killed me. I'm with you.

I'm always with you.

You were born to win.

Don't let anybody stop you.

You hear me?

Nobody.

[upbeat dance music]

- [panting]

- ♪ Every time they lose, I'm in there, winnin' ♪

♪ Anything you want ♪

♪ Baby girl, I got ♪

♪ Do it anywhere you like ♪

♪ Feeling up my body, it's you ♪

♪ It's you ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Tell me why the room keeps spinnin', spinnin' ♪

♪ ♪

- I was thinking... - What?

- Maybe we can go to Disneyland,

all of us, as a family.

- Look, last night was cool,

but it was a mistake.

We shouldn't have been doing that.

You know, I think we should just move on.

- I can't say I agree,

but I understand your point of view.

- That's different.

- I'm different, Tamika. I've learned.

- Okay.

I'm glad you understand. [chuckles]

[phone buzzing]

[shower running]

- Hey, guys.

- Daddy, where's Mommy?

- Tell Daddy where I can find you.

- My name is Daniella, and I've been sober

4 hours and 30 minutes.

[apprehensive music]

I'm not proud of that,

but this is the last time I'm falling off.

But this is the last time I fall off. I'm gonna win.

We fall down, but we get up.

Step three, there's a power

greater than myself-myself-myself,

and that power is gonna help me achieve my dreams.

And that power is gonna help me achieve my dreams.

And that power's gonna help me achieve my dreams.

And that power is gonna help me achieve my dreams.

They're gonna regret the day they fuck with me.

They're gonna regret the day they fuck with me.

I'm going to close Alliance.

I'm gonna sign Jameson to Blackgammon.

I'm gonna get back on the board.

And Blackgammon's gonna be mine.

My grandfather's gonna wish

jail was an option when I'm through with him.

I'm gonna make my mom proud. I'm gonna make my mom proud.

- I mean, it was the thing I wanted most

out of everything in the world.

- That was very good.

We only have Leila and Henry. Why don't you talk?

- Okay, well, I had another interesting weekend

with my ex-wife.

♪ ♪

- Daniella, that was an incredible risk you took,

spending 50,000 of your own dollars

to land Jameson as a client.

- I had to.

You never would have approved it.

- And I would have been an idiot.

Of course, we're gonna pay you back, with interest.

That was a superb strategy.

- Thank you, Arnold. I appreciate it.

Now, if you'll excuse me.

Are we ready? - We are ready.

You good? - Yeah.

- And action.

- Hello, everyone.

I owe you an apology.

I know I let many of you down with my awful be--

uh, no, cut.

I'm not reading this shit.

- What's wrong? - It's a lie.

- Uh, Jameson, we did a focus group

on that statement, and it scored through the roof.

- Bobby, let's go. - Wait.

- Jameson, let me talk to you.

- You think you can fix this shit?

- Yeah.

Give me a moment. Let me rework it.

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

- I like that addition.

- Ready? - Yeah.

- Let's go.

And action.

- Hello, everyone. Jameson here.

I know a lot of you have been wondering

what happened in that elevator.

Regardless of the reason,

I was angry and I lost my temper.

My husband and I both hurt each other through our marriage,

but that gives me no right to put my hands on him.

I truly love him.

We've recommitted to each other and are taking healthier steps

to repair our marriage, and that means the world to me.

And I just wanna say thank you to you all

for all the love and support and encouraging words.

And I can't wait to share some great news with you soon.

We fall down, but we get up.

- Cut. We got it.

- How was that?

- Perfect.

- Go ahead and drop it.

- Okay, I'll run back to the office so I can

hurry up that paperwork and we can close this deal.

- Thank you, Lauren.

- Right this way.

- Happy? - I work for you.

I'm happy if you're happy.

- You got a certain grace about your shit.

I like that. - Thank you.

You know, you mentioned you might be interested

in going to a different label.

- True. I'm so over my current label.

- I think I might have a great option for you:

Blackgammon.

- Are they still putting out records?

- They are.

They're an established, well-respected,

even loved brand.

You can be their new face.

- Tell you what. Let's close this Alliance deal,

and then we'll sit down with Blackgammon.

- Sounds like a plan.

- Oh, my God. [laughter]

You're trying to kill me. - No.

- That was amazing, amazing.

I missed you so much.

It's been so long.

Mm-mm-mm.

- How are you doing?

- Honestly, I'm at the crossroads, you know.

I don't know which way I want to go.

- The money?

- Yeah, the money.

I tell you one thing that ain't changed in 28 years.

- What?

- When rich people,

and I mean really, really rich people,

snap their fingers

and tell you your life is over,

it is.

- Hey. - Hey.

- Hope I didn't take too long.

You've been staring a hole into that guy.

- Yeah, I thought he was somebody I knew, but he's not.

It's good to see you. - Same here.

You know, I've been worried about you

since that scene at the gallery.

You okay? - Yeah. I'm fine now.

- I was--I was wondering if I'd ever see you again.

- That's why I called you.

I heard you at the door that night.

I just...needed to be alone.

Since then, I've been thinking about my future,

with myself,

how I manage my personal life going forward.

- I do hope I'm playing some part in that.

- Is it official?

Am I fired?

- Definitely. - That's good news.

- How are you doing, beautiful? - Dom.

You know Jazzico-- - Jazzico, yeah.

What's going on with you, man? - Slow motion.

- Here you go. And do we need two more menus?

- Nope, just one. Thank you.

- The lady will have the salmon bisque

with the avocado caprese salad.

It's her favorite dish.

- Thank you, Dom.

But I'm in the mood for steak.

I'll have a six-ounce prime. Oscar style. Medium rare.

- Very good. And for you, sir?

- I'll have the same. - Great.

- Trying something new, huh? - Yeah, shaking it up, Dom.

Tamika has you scheduled to come to the office tomorrow.

I'll see you then.

- All right.

I'll leave you two to it then. - Thank you.

- I see I'm not the only clown feeling you.

- Oh, that.

Don't mind him.

Will you excuse me for a moment?

- Sure. - I'll be right back.

- Take your time.

- You'll be ready to retire in, like, 10, 15 years.

That's what that's about.

- Dom. - Let me get a minute.

That didn't last long. - Ah, stop it.

Is that James Martinique over there?

- Yeah, he's basically the ambassador for the cartel.

And that's Bobby. - Yeah, sitting with him.

That's why I'm asking.

Why is he meeting with Martinique?

- I can find out. What you thinking?

- Something doesn't feel right.

- You know, I can make it feel right.

- You're not the only one.

See you tomorrow.

Hey.

I have an idea.

Why don't we take our meal to go?

- Sounds good to me.

- Good.

You know, this is the second time we've had takeout.

I'm starting to think you want to see me wash dishes.

- This time, it was your idea.

- You're right.

Ready for dessert?

- Sure.

Hey, when you-- when you stopped drinking,

what did you do to fill the void?

Coffee?

Sugar?

- Sex.

[sensual music]

♪ ♪

- ♪ I still remember the first time we met ♪

♪ And you said you weren't ready ♪

♪ For anything serious ♪

♪ But I think we're quite serious ♪

♪ I don't want to complicate things ♪

♪ Let's go with the flow, baby ♪

♪ We should hit the road, baby ♪

♪ We can fall in love, maybe ♪

♪ Just me and you, baby ♪

- Okay, that's it.

- Well, you look relaxed. - I am.

- You know, Jazzico ain't who you think he is.

I don't care if he is sober now.

He was a mean drunk.

- I have a past too.

Don't ruin this for me, Dom.

I'm trying to move forward.

Seeing you with Bella, I can't do it anymore.

- D-- - Don't.

Did you find out anything on Bobby?

- I did. He's still dirty.

Bobby's been moving pills and blowing

Jameson's tour buses for years.

- Does she know? - I don't think so.

You need to get away from the situation, D.

- It's Jameson. I can't.

I worked too hard for it. - Damn Jameson.

This shit'll get you killed.

You got two choices: you either walk away

or get Bobby away from Jameson, simple as that.

- ♪ Telling me that I've been selfish ♪

♪ I walk up in this room alone ♪

♪ If diamonds are a girl's best friend ♪

♪ I take 'em everywhere I go ♪

♪ I've been low ♪

♪ And high off the ground ♪

♪ No one knows ♪

♪ But still I believe in ♪

♪ Dreams ♪

♪ Dreams, big dreams ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Dreams, big dreams ♪

Gazan by Jameson.

- And that's a cut. Great, we got it.

Moving on.

- Hi, Jameson.

I need to talk to you. It's important.

- Sure, what's up?

- Well, Alliance is about to put a ton of money

into promoting you, but before they do,

they will turn over every little pebble

to make sure there's nothing inappropriate in your life

that could affect their brand.

- You mean Bobby?

- You may need to sever ties with Bobby.

And soon.

Look, don't worry.

Whatever's in the past, I'll fix it.

This is about your future.

- Thank you for having my back and helping me.

And if you need anything--

- Actually, I may need your help too.

- What's up, man?

- Did Daniella see you come in?

- Nah. Elevator took me straight to your floor.

No stops.

- Okay.

There's 100,000 there.

You get the rest when you settle somewhere.

What's the problem?

- None of this feels right, man.

And what's really going on, Arnold?

- Just trying to keep everybody safe,

Daniella and you for that matter.

- Really?

So where's the money coming from?

- Me.

It's the truth.

I'm guessing that you got released from prison,

you want to make things right?

Well, guess what? So do I.

But it's too late.

Now, it's about making the right moves

before things get out of hand.

- Nah, no dice.

- What, are you kidding?

- You're not gonna own me, Arnold.

- No one's trying to own you, Sly.

This money's gonna keep you alive.

- Just like my sister Leila?

Yeah.

I ain't forgot about her.

Thank you for that, man.

I told you before, you keep playing me to the left, man.

You must don't know who I am.

- Oh, shit.

- She'd like to have a word with you.

- Hey, cousin. What do you have there?

- What's this all about, Daniella?

- Ooh, bacon on glazed.

Inspired choice.

- It's a little early to be drinking.

- You wish.

I'm clear as a bell.

You're gonna help me get back on the board.

- The hell I am. - You're gonna do this

because I never told our grandfather

about you and Ryan trying to steal his label.

Yeah.

So, call Ellis right now and set up a meeting.

- So what is it this time?

Did I shoot Kennedy or King?

What the hell are you doing here?

- I'm sorry about the other night.

I shouldn't have accused you of that.

It's just, those pictures threw me off.

I'm sure you understand.

But business is business.

You know that better than anyone.

And I have one of the hottest artists in the world,

interested in signing with Blackgammon.

- I already told Chelsea

I'm not interested in signing Xtra.

- I'm not talking about Xtra.

[phone dialing]

- Hey, Daniella. - Hey, Jameson.

I wanna introduce you to my grandfather,

Ellis Shaw, founder of Blackgammon Records.

I was just telling him that you're interested

in signing with the new label.

- Very nice to meet you, Mr. Shaw.

My mom has all of your releases

since back in the day. - Oh, yes, young lady.

I've admired your career,

and I would welcome you to the Blackgammon family.

- Let's see if we can make that happen.

It was so nice meeting the legend.

Daniella, I gotta run.

- All right. Talk to you soon.

She has a huge deal with Alliance Cosmetics.

We're about to close.

- Let's keep one thing clear.

Blackgammon is my label.

You do good, you'll be rewarded.

You do bad, there will be no more second chances.

- I won't need one.

- I'm sorry. She's gone for the day.

I think she has an opening on Thursday.

I'll pencil it in and confirm with you

after I talk to Ms. Hernandez.

Okay.

[phone buzzes]

- Hey, angels. - Hi, Mommy.

- Mommy, when are you coming?

- What do you mean? Where's your grandmother?

- Daddy's here.

- What? - Daddy's here.

[rustling]

- Daddy's right where he belongs, with his kids.

You should've never taken them from me in the first place.

- Derek, don't you go anywhere. I'll be right there.

- Nah, don't bother.

I'm taking my kids home, Tamika.

- Let's talk about it. - Last night was fun,

but you're right. - Derek, don't you--

- We're never gonna work out.

- Derek, no. - Bye.

[hangs up] - Shit.

[whimpers] Shit. Wait.

Pick up. Pick up.

[line beeping] Damn it! Shit.

Oh, my God.

- Tamika, what's wrong. What's going on?

- ♪ Even though you're not with me ♪

♪ I feel you-- ♪ [screams]

- ♪ You're my angel ♪ [clapping]

[music stops]

What are you doing in my house?

- Why don't you come over here and take a seat?

- No.

- Would you please bring her ass in here?

- No. - Let's go.

- Don't touch me. - Let's go.

- No, don't touch me.

Get off of me! Get off of me!

Get off of me now!

Help!

What do you want, Bobby?

- I really want you to shut up.

- If Jameson finds out about this--

- She won't, 'cause you ain't gonna say shit.

Now, you can yell, but we both know

Gabriela's visiting her sister in Boyle Heights,

and Miguel, well, he just left.

[snaps]

I understand that

you like a taste every now and then.

Me, ah, I never cared much for alcohol or drugs.

I want you

to drink this.

- What'd you put in it?

- Ah, ooh.

Whoa.

Now, they can hold you down and I can force your mouth open.

One way or another,

you're gonna drink this.

Drink it.

Come on.

Mm, there you go.

- [gags]

- So here's what's gonna happen, okay?

You're going to stop talking to my wife

about who she should be severing ties with

and asking questions about me

and looking into things you shouldn't be.

You're just gonna do your damn job

and finish this Alliance deal because

shipping cosmetics is gonna open up

a whole new way for me to distribute my drugs, okay.

Are we clear?

[gun cocks]

Are we clear? - We're clear.

Yeah. [stammers] - Good.

Finish it. - I'm already feeling it,

Bobby-- - Finish it!

Come on. Come on, finish it. - [crying]

- There you go. There you go.

- [gags]

- [chuckles]

You're gonna be so glad that you're high

for this next part.

- [groans]

- What the hell you two waiting on?

- Fuck you, Bobby.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪