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- KAREN: Previously on "Sistas".

- Karen wants to meet with me. - Nope, we are not doing that.

You see where we are? Brand new.

I'm not doing that no more. - FATIMA: I know, I know

- You buying me that penthouse apartment

is not gonna fix this.

- What about loving you?

- That isn't gonna work either.

- So you're saying, if I help you with Andi,

then you'll help me with my stocks, I see.

- My man. - That's -- up.

What, I look like a -- pimp to help you with Andi?

- We did a joyride in the Rolls.

- Yeah, and that controllin' ass man tracked us.

- Okay, we were being followed, but it was by

these people dressed as cops.

- That sounds kind of illegal.

- Pour Karen some too. - Yeah, Karen.

- Can't drink. - Why not?

- Because I'm pregnant.

- You think the -- could have got a nicer wine opener.

I'm just saying 'cause I can't get to it fast enough.

- I said I'm pregnant, Danni. - I know. Damn.

- Are you okay?

- Right, right. Are you okay?

- Tell us.

- Yes, I am.

- Are you sure?

- Yes.

- Okay, next question.

Are you gonna keep it?

No. That's a legitimate question.

- For another time. - Right.

- Of course, I'ma keep the baby, Danni.

- Okay.

- That's, that's good-- for you.

- It's good for all of us. - Right. Right.

- It's good for y'all.

I ain't doin' no damn babysitting.

I'm just sayin'.

- How many times do I have to tell you, you don't have to say

everything you're thinking?

- Hmm, how many times do I have to say the shit

y'all are thinkin' but won't say?

- Okay.

- Well, you know what? While I'm at it,

next question.

Who's the daddy?

Ladies and gentlemen,

Daniella King has done it again.

She has silenced them bitches.

The crowd goes silent.

- That is a good question.

- Really, Brina?

- Well.

- It's Zac's baby. Obviously.

- Okay. - Does he know?

- Yes. Yes.

- Does Aaron know?

- I told him too.

- Okay. Okay.

- Well, this sure is somethin'.

- How many weeks are you?

- I don't know.

- Wait, what?

- I ain't been to the doctor yet.

I don't know.

- Wait girl, we got all this drama

over a funky pregnancy test?

Those things are crazy inaccurate.

- Sometimes. - A lot of times.

- Three of them? - Oh.

- Yeah.

- That definitely reduces the odds.

- Yeah. - Mm-hmm.

- There went my last shred of hope.

Right there. - Danni...

A baby is not a bad thing.

- For some. - Okay, Danni, stop it!

Please. - Are you sure it's Zac's?

- Yes.

- Okay. They're about to have some problems.

- Who? Zac and Fatima?

- Mm-hmm. - Why?

- She don't seem like the kinda chick

who'll take it that well.

You saw her at the grocery store.

- Yes?

Yes, please send her up.

- Oh God.

- We are about to find out.

- ♪ My girls hold me down ♪

♪ When them boys mess around ♪

♪ My love life is a headache ♪

♪ We going out tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm lookin' for love ♪

- Well, this should be interesting.

- I shouldn't have invited her.

- Well, it's kind of late 'cause you already did.

- Well, Karen told me to.

Karen, I know what you're doing.

- It's giving set up. - Yeah, me too.

- It's giving set up. - It's very much set-up energy.

- And what do you mean by that, Andi?

- I just mean... Are you sure that Zac knows?

- Wow. Okay.

- Oh, Karen. Oh.

Bitch, I gotta give it to you, you about to tell her here.

- No.

- Yeah and you know Zac probably didn't even tell her.

- Karen, you cannot do this. - I'm not doing anything.

- What if she doesn't know? Huh? You know what?

I'm just gonna tell her not to come up here. I'm gonna--

- That's a good id-- - Stop, Andi.

I'm not going to say anything until I know what she knows.

Let her come up.

- You just gonna flat-out ask her?

- Yep. - Hmm.

- I don't like this.

- You know what, Andi? Let her come.

- It's fine.

She need to know what kind of man she dealin' with.

- Absolutely not. I am stopping this.

- Andi, Andi, Andi. - What?

- She's here now.

Let it play out, let it play out.

She's probably on the elevator.

Let it play out.

- Oh.

It's wrong. - I don't know about this.

I don't have a good feeling about this one.

- Karen, you sure?

'Cause I'm done with the feelings, you know?

I can't do feelings anymore.

- We're not. We're all adults.

- Yeah, we are all adults, but one of us is strapped.

Wait a minute, did you check this bitch?

As a matter of fact, did you check either of these bitches?

- It's okay. It's okay.

Because we're gonna have a really, really,

really, really civil--

civil conversation. - Girl, please.

- Karen?

- What else would it be besides a civil conversation?

I just want to talk to her.

- Can I hold your purse? - No, you may not.

- Okay. - Yeah...

- Go ahead. Go get your girl.

- Okay. - Okay.

- She's too calm. She's, she's too calm.

She's too calm. I don't like this.

- She is. She's very, very calm.

I don't like it. - It's about to go down.

It's gonna be some shit today.

- Let's just... see how it plays out.

- Where's the nearest exit? Um.

- No. Stop. - You know we're 30 floors up.

Karen, you gonna throw this bitch over the balcony?

- Shh, now is not the time. - Okay.

- [elevator doors ding]

- Hey.

- Damn.

Had I known we was coming over someone else's house,

I would've dressed a little nicer.

- You look great.

Um, we'll talk about that later.

- Do I need to be scared, Andi? What's going on?

- How are you feeling? Are you okay?

'Cause you don't need to be scared.

Um, there may be some information that's given

I wasn't aware of.

But fear, no. You don't have to be scared.

- What are you talking about?

- Andi, no. Bring her inside.

- What's going on?

- Nothing. I just wanna talk to you.

- Why didn't I see this coming?

- Why didn't you see what?

- Hey, girl. You look great.

Let me take your purse for you, sugar.

- No, I-I got it.

- Okay, well I'm gonna sit over here, all the way over here

out of the line of fire. Okay.

- Okay, so does somebody want to tell me what's going on?

- Um, I just want to apologize in advance.

Um, if I had known, I would not have invited you.

So that's... - Oh, really, Andi?

- You kept me in the dark.

- Are you sure you didn't just stay there?

- All right. Does somebody want to tell me seriously,

why am I here?

- Sure. Why don't you come sit down?

- I'll stand. - Um, I'm gonna sit.

- I'm pregnant. - Congratulations.

- By Zac.

- Yes. He already told me.

- He did?

- Yeah. As soon as you told him,

he came straight home and told me.

- Well, what'd you say?

- What was I supposed to say?

- Shit, they're gonna kill you and her. I dunno.

- Yeah, no. We weren't exactly exclusive

the last time you all had sex.

I wasn't clear about how I felt and neither was he,

but now that we are clear, he tells me everything.

- I wouldn't believe that. - Hmm.

Maybe you're right.

Maybe he's not telling me everything. Hmm.

- Does he tell you how much he calls me?

- No, he didn't. - Almost every day.

- Hmm, you know that, that's strange to me.

- Why is that strange?

- Well, I have the password to Zac's phone

and I never see your name pop-up.

- Down goes mot.

- Maybe he has another one.

- He does. And I have that password too.

Um, is that why you called me here?

- Be careful.

- Uh, and you're concerned why?

- Oh, I'm absolutely not concerned,

but I know him very well.

- Okay. Well, thank you for your concern because you clearly are.

- Not concerned, not concerned.

- But um, if that's the only reason I'm here,

that, that's it? I already knew that.

- When the baby comes,

his father will be in his or her life.

- I agree.

- So you and I cannot have issues.

- None.

But nine months is a long time.

- What does that-- What does that mean?

- It means a lot can happen in that time.

- Are you threatening me, Fatima?

- God, no, Karen. No. - No?

- Zac and I, we're new.

And we think it's gonna work, but only time will tell.

- Mm-mm, see, don't-- Don't do that, Fatima.

- What am I doing?

- You-You're just saying that to make her feel better.

- Yeah, I'm definitely not doing that.

- You both know he's crazy about your ass.

- Mm-hmm. And I'm crazy about him too.

- So you know it's gonna work.

- You didn't let me finish. - Oh, okay. Go ahead.

- We both think it's gonna work,

but I think we should also work on a paternity test.

- We? - Yes.

- Are you suggesting I'm lying, Fatima?

- No, not at all, but it couldn't hurt, right?

- No, it couldn't. - Okay. Good.

So if that's the only reason I'm here,

then I'm just gonna go ahead

and get out of your little sister circle.

- Okay. Bye, Fatima. - Mm-hmm.

- Karen, Karen...

- Look.

I'm...

sorry.

- ANDI: Karen.

- He doesn't call me.

I wanted you here because

I wanted to hurt you.

I ain't that mad at you.

I don't really know you, so...

It's about him and all the shit that we went through.

And now he wants to do good and be with you.

- Karen, I... I get it.

- We all do.

- Yeah. Look,

we work so hard to make these damn boys men.

And then after all the struggle, what do they do?

Take everything they learned to the next woman.

Karen, I've been you.

I have.

And I don't want to hurt you or try you.

I actually wish you the best.

And if this is Zac's baby... - It is.

- If this is Zac's baby,

and he brings your child home,

I would never mistreat your child.

That baby doesn't have shit to do with this.

But trust me, I feel you.

- Okay. - FATIMA: Okay.

- Wait, Fatima. Don't, don't leave,

not like that.

Hell, you're going to be family now.

You know, we got wine and Cognac.

- I'm gonna sit over there. - Yeah, yeah, have a seat.

You look nice. - Thank you.

- I could still take that. - No, I got it.

- This shit is all so unfair to you and Karen.

- Mm-hmm. We just want to be loved.

- Mm-hmm.

- I'm so sick of men and their shit, you know?

- Yeah, think I'ma stay single for a while.

- That is a good idea. I will join you.

- You couldn't do it if you tried.

- Don't get mad at me because I want to be loved

and cared for and made love to.

- We all want that. - Mm-hmm.

- Shit's hard to find though. - Mm-hmm.

- Don't call me raggedy then. - Yeah...

- Oh no, ma'am. [chuckles]

You sit this one out. Okay?

- What? - You got the new Zac.

- Yeah, but I had to do a lot of patching him up.

- And I'm sure you still do, but you know what?

Karen. Let's not... let's not. - Yeah, let's not.

Yeah. 'Cause apparently, you've got a Zac that

I ain't ever even met, so... - Yeah, we didn't meet.

- Mm-mm. I mean, did he change that much?

- Okay, no more Zac. No more Zac talk.

- Agreed. We can drop Zac.

- We already have to fight these insta-hoes.

We are not going down that rabbit hole, okay?

- Tell me about it.

- He didn't even look like that.

- Even Tuscaloosa bitches.

None of them look like that.

You know that shit's fake, right?

- Yeah. And men fall for it. - Every day.

- Mm-hmm. - Let's just get high.

- Sure. - See, that's a good plan.

- That's good.

- That's, if I can stay.

- Sure.

- Oh, but um, don't mention Zac.

- Let's see what else Gary got me.

Drinks anyone? - Yes, please.

- DANNI: Damn, this is nice.

- So Andi, is this your new place for real?

- Um, I can tell you about that another time.

- We have a lot to fill you in on.

- I see.

- Well, subject change.

You know the guy who I thought was a child trafficker?

- Yeah. - He's a cop, FBI agent.

- What? - Long story.

Anyway, he's been asking me out and I don't know.

You know I like handcuffs.

- Well, something happened with Calvin the other day.

- Oh, shit.

- Wait. What did I miss?

- Yeah, Brina, we listening.

- He got into a fight over me at the restaurant.

- Oh no, is he okay? - What do you mean?

- You know damn well what she means.

- He's fine. - Sorry.

Hey Fatima, any guy try to get you back by buying a penthouse

and a Rolls Royce? - Girl, no.

Wait a minute. Andi, look at me.

Did Gary buy all this? - Mm-hmm.

And put it in her name, girl.

- Damn, girl. What kinda -- you got?

- I know, right?

She should bottle it and sell it.

- Yeah. - Wait a minute.

You tell me. Is she selling you?

'Cause I will help you now. I will save you.

- Stop.

- Could I get your old place?

- No. - Why the -- not?

- We'll talk about it later. Karen, are you okay?

- Kinda tired.

- I hear that one glass a day is okay.

The French do it. - Danni, no.

- [phone vibrating]

- Hello. - Hey.

- Who is this? - It's Jake.

- Oh. What up?

- Hey, look, I just wanted to apologize

for how Gary was acting.

- Yeah, yeah, what's good with that shit, man?

He said people talking about me.

- Zac. - Well, nah, tell me bro.

- When you invest a small amount of money

and that shit turns to millions,

it's gonna raise a couple of eyebrows.

- What's that even mean, son?

- Look, I'm not exactly sure what he meant,

but I can check in with my contact at the SEC.

- No, no, no, don't... don't do that.

I don't... I don't wanna raise no more red flags.

- No. No, no. This won't. It's all legit, right?

- Yeah, I told y'all -- it's was legit.

I just put all the money on the right horse.

- Okay. Well, then that's all they need to know.

- All right. Good.

- Yeah, no problem, but you really should diversify.

- What's that even mean, bro? - Just buy some other stocks.

Winners and losers, so the heat's not on you.

- I'm--blu-- I'm supposed to buy losers?

- Man, you can't just win,

unless you know some shit I don't.

- No, I don't.

- Look, we'll talk about it tomorrow.

- Aight, you free?

- Yeah, I'll come over and help you paint.

- Perfect.

- Okay, yeah. I'll text you tomorrow.

- Yeah, all right.

- Hey. - Ah, there you go.

- I'm fine.

- I was about to put an APB out on your ass.

- I'm good. I know how to hold my own.

- I can tell. Dressed in all black.

- Yeah. - So how did it go?

- Zac, you know what? I-I really like those girls.

- Even Karen? - Even Karen.

- I mean, I guess she can be sweet when she wanna be.

- Yeah, she can be.

She tried me though. She did.

- Really? - Uh-huh.

She didn't know that you had told me that she was pregnant.

- See? This is why I say we should be talkin'

to each other, right? - Yes.

- Can't nobody catch us off guard and we know each other.

- She tried to blindside my ass.

- Mm-hmm. See, that's the bullshit.

I'm glad I missed all that. - I handled it though.

I sure did. - What'd you do?

- This time I just said my peace.

I just spoke. That's it.

- Is she gonna be lookin' like Hayden?

Come on, Fatima. Stop playing.

- Boy, shut up. No. No, no. She's good.

One piece.

- All right. Good. - Purpose.

- At least everything worked out.

- Yeah, it did.

- Everything didn't work out here though.

- What are you talkin' about?

- Gary. He uh...

He just-- - You just say his name.

- He's slick, he's slick.

He uh, well, he tried to get me to get you

to get him and Andi back together.

And he said he would help me if I made that happen.

- Help him how? - I don't know.

He just talkin' about my name is in all the wrong circles.

He a sucka for that too.

- What did he mean by that though?

- I don't know. He wouldn't tell me.

He was just like, you know. You know how guys be talking.

I can help you.

I can help you with the names in those circles.

You know how he be talking. - Yeah, you got that down. Yeah.

- I'ma just ask Jake. Aight? He's better.

- Wait. Jake's the guy, he's the one that works with Gary?

- Yeah.

What?

- Zac, don't trust them mother --.

I don't, I don't. Seriously, no.

- All right. - I don't, baby. I don't.

- Okay. All right.

- Okay. Before you get going, I got this.

I see you. I see you already.

I can't have a bunch of men in suits lined up

butt naked on, on cars. - You know how I roll.

- I know how you roll. I can't do that.

- Okay. - I want to keep you outside.

Not inside. Like me, you know?

- Okay, I get it. I get it.

- I got it. Just relax. - I'ma let you handle it.

- I got it. - Okay.

But if you don't, call me. - Okay, Olivia Nope.

- It's handled, okay?

That's what I do. I handle shit.

- Oh my gosh. You need help.

You need help. So you good?

- Yeah, I'm good.

I'm about to um, I'm about to take a shower.

- Oh yeah? - Mm-hmm.

- Well, I'm coming with you. - --, you're still dripping.

Didn't you just take a shower? - You can never be too clean.

I ain't got nobody to wash my back.

- Okay, well, I'll get your back.

- Ah-ha, I'ma get yours.

- Okay, that's a deal.

I'm gonna get ready. - Go get undressed.

Yeah!

- [phone ringing]

- I knew your ass wasn't gonna come with me.

- All my things are here, Karen.

- Yeah, but you shouldn't stay there.

- Everything will be back to normal tomorrow.

- Okay, well, you know, he's probably watching you, right?

- Karen! - What? He is.

- It's just for one night. - Yeah, okay.

- [phone ringing]

- Oh, shit. - What?

- It's my other line. - Who is it?

- It's Aaron.

- Oh. Um, okay. Do you wanna call me tomorrow?

- Yeah, okay. Bye. - Bye.

- Hello. - Hey.

- Hey. - You're not home?

- No, I'm actually about to head home now.

- It's late. - Yeah, I was with the girls.

- How'd that go? - It went.

- Okay. Did you tell them? - Yeah, I did.

- Okay. - Why are you up so late?

- I was just playin' ball.

- With who? - Gary and Zac.

- Oh. Okay. - Yeah, he's a little uh...

- Yeah, I know. I know.

- Yeah, I can see why you're not with him anymore.

Did I say something wrong? - No.

- Okay. You uh, you got quiet. - I'm just listening to you.

- Okay. Well, keep listening while I change the subject.

- Good.

- So I was thinking about the tests.

- Okay.

- And I was looking at the dates, right?

- Okay, Aaron.

- I put a timeline together, okay?

Just hear me out. - Aaron, this is not your baby.

- I really think you should look at the calendar.

- I don't need to do that because I have not been

to the doctor yet.

- Well, when are you gonna do that?

- When I make an appointment.

- Well, look, I mean, according to the calendar,

it really could be mine or his.

- Okay, well, on that note.

- But just know that if it is mine--

- Aaron, oh my God.

- I would be extremely happy, okay?

And I would make sure you were happy too.

- Okay. Thank you.

- Look, even if it wasn't mine, I'd do the same.

- Okay, well, I need to get home.

- Yeah. Okay. - I'm about to leave now.

- Good night, Karen. - Okay. Bye.

- Play me?

- I'm not. Oh. No. No.

- Okay, if you're watching this video,

that means you are there.

Now before you turn it off, give me a few seconds of your time.

I know you wouldn't let me show you the place,

so walk with this video and let me show you around.

Outside this room is the closet.

Take a look.

Now, I know how much of a neat freak you are,

so I had everything set up just the way you like it.

The bathroom has all your favorite soaps.

Now you're looking for your furniture,

it's all in storage on the same floor.

Now if you don't like what the decorator chose,

then I'll bring everything back in myself on my back.

But I think you're gonna like it.

- Oh my God.

- Now, look what a view...

Actually, go to the freezer.

I'll give you a second.

Your favorite ice cream. I hope you enjoy it.

Think of me and feel me lying next to you.

Andi, I've missed you. I love you and I want you.

And, gosh I'm going on and on right now,

but there's one more thing.

At the end of this video, there's going to be two buttons.

One says come, the other says don't.

If you press it, then I'll get a message.

I hope you say come. I'll be waiting.

- [sighs]

- ♪

- [phone vibrating]

- Yo. - Hello.

- Who's this? - Hey man, this is Gary.

Look, before you hang up, I was calling to apologize.

- It's all good. - Nah, man, I was out of line.

That wasn't cool. I'm sorry.

- It's all good.

- All right, cool. Um,

yeah, I was just calling to tell you that and to

let you know the circles your name is in.

- What about 'em?

- You know, I'm gonna have Jake come over and uh,

and talk to you about it.

- Copy.

- Yeah, it's not something we should be talking about

over the phone. - I agree.

- All right, well, um, he should be heading over soon.

- Okay.

- You know, Zac.

I think you should take some of your money out of the bank.

- Why do you say that?

- Just have them order you some cash and stash it.

Trust me.

- Is it gonna get bad?

- No, but you know, cash is king.

- Right. All right. All right.

- So about this stock...

- What about it? - How'd you know to buy it?

- I told you. I had a hunch.

- That's a, that's a pretty good hunch, my friend.

- Yeah, all right.

- Yeah, all right, well um, like I said,

Jake should be heading over soon.

- Copy. - I'll talk to you later.

- Like I'ma tell you where I got this money from.

Nosey boy.

These nosey people be trying to

check for their jocks for the gangster.

- What he say?

- Nothing.

- Okay. Well, how the hell is he doing this?

- Who is this guy to you and why are you up his ass?

- I just... - Just what?

Come on.

- Nothing. I just don't like people breaking the law.

- Except for you.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- All right, man, whatever. You been watching Andi at work?

- Yeah.

- Is that guy still there?

- Nah, he went back to London.

- Oh really? - Yeah.

- Is he coming back? - I have no idea.

- Just um, let me know when he gets back here.

- Yeah, all right. - Thanks.

Hey, what happened to you?

- I told you. I fell off my electric bike.

- Are you sure?

- What else would have happened to me, man?

- Shit, I don't know, man. You tell me.

- Yeah, okay. Look, I gotta go.

- All right. Just keep an eye on Andi for me.

- Look, you keep fire on this situation for me

and I got you.

Hey. - Hey.

- Jake. Help Hayden to his car.

- I don't need no help, man.

- All right.

- I never liked that guy.

- Ah, man, Hayden. He's good back-up to have.

- Yeah, but can you trust him?

- As much shit as I have on him.

- I just think it's weird that you got him watching your ex.

- Jake, he's not watching my ex.

He's just keeping me informed.

- Okay.

- Jake, I need you to look over these for Zac.

And um, give him a call, yeah? - Okay.

- Let me know when you're heading over.

- Yeah, you got it.

- [sighs]

- ♪

- [birds chirping]

- Who's there? Show yourself, mother --.

Come out.

What the hell? - Hold up, it's me.

- Bitch, I know who me is.

That's why I'm ready to get mean.

- Come on, man.

- Uh-uh. Give me 10 feet. Social distance.

- Maurice.

- What the -- are you doing here?

- I just got out. - How the hell did you do that?

- I told you I signed a deal. - Okay.

- I just got out and I'm supposed to be at your house.

- Que.

- I promise I won't steal anything.

- They let you out of the damn jail with my address?

- Yes and if this bracelet is not there within an hour,

I'm going back to jail.

- Oh my. Well, dear, you better call them

and not waste any time.

- You're gonna do this to me?

- What the hell do you think? - Maurice, I'm sorry.

- Call them right now.

- Are you going to do this to me?

- You are here at the scene of the crime.

They're gonna know you're here, you know that?

- Damn, you're right, you're right, you're right.

- That's why it's called a tracker.

- Maurice, please let me go back to your house?

Please let me go to your house. - No!

- You said all those things to me.

Was it a lie? - All what things?

- All those things that helped me.

- Que.

- No, no, no. I know you hear me.

- You don't know shit. - Maurice, please let me stay.

- You tried to rob me.

- And that's the worst thing I've ever done

in my entire life. - Oh?

- I'm sorry. - Thank you.

- Thank you.

- You cannot stay at my house, Que.

- Please, man. - No. I have a roommate.

- Okay. I'll just stay in your room.

- As tempting as that sounds, the answer is no.

Now, go. - Maurice.

- Que, go!

- You're gonna let them send me back to jail?

- You did the crime.

- Maurice. - Go.

Bye.

- What are you doing out?

I'm calling the police. - Okay.

- She's serious. You better go.

- What's up? - Yeah, man. I like it.

- It's lookin' good, right? - Yeah, when are you moving in?

- I'm excited. I'm thinking a couple of days.

- Nice. Nice.

- So um, did you find any info out?

- I found out that there's been an inquiry to the SEC.

- Damn.

By who?

- They didn't say, but they're gonna contact you.

- Damn. Is that bad?

- No. Just tell 'em you had a hunch.

- And that's all?

- They're gonna ask you a bunch of questions.

Just tell them you've been following the company.

- All right, man. - You have been, right?

- Yes.

- Zac, is there something you want to tell me?

- No. - You sure?

- Yeah, I'm good.

- Because this is, this is real lucky, man.

- Listen, bro, I've been following this company.

- What were the margins in 2015?

- Who, who remember margins from 2015?

- Okay, then what about six months ago?

- Yeah, I can recall six months, 'cause--

- Ah, shit, look.

We're gonna have to spend some time together.

- Why?

- Because man, I've gotta prepare you for this.

With all the questions they're gonna ask you,

if you don't have the answers,

that's gonna trigger an investigation.

- It's always something. Okay, fine.

- I don't know how you knew. I don't wanna know.

Just let me help you.

- Why are you so interested in helping me?

- Come on, man. You a good brother.

Just let me help you.

- Yeah, all right.

- Look, I'm gonna pull all the information, all right?

All the records, the CFO information, trades.

We're gonna go over all of it.

That way if they do come for you,

you'll be ready.

- Why?

- What do you mean?

- Why are you all of a sudden so interested in helping me?

- I like you, man. Look, it's all good.

- All right. You better be who you say you are.

- [knock on door]

- Hi. - Hi.

- Zachery Taylor? - Depends on who's asking.

- Hi, I'm Jenna Macky.

Put your hands behind your back, please.

- For what? - You're under arrest.

- For what? What'd I do?

- Don't make this more difficult.

- What, what? This is some bullshit.

- I love that penthouse. It's where I belong.

- Let me understand. He just bought it for you?

- In my name.

- Next on "Sistas".

- What are you doing here?

- I wanted to give you a proper apology and ask you out.

- Well, did you see the timeline?

- I will let you know when I see the doctor, okay?

- Do you know about Que? - I don't wanna hear it.

- Well, you need to.

Because corporate know you were involved.

- What?

- Your lawyer's here.

- If I'm going to help you,

you have to tell me what you know.

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