Original subtitles

- According to the timeline, it could be yours or Zac's.

Previously on "Sistas"...

- You have done so much for me.

I have got to get you out of here.

- You've been around here bitching and screaming

at everybody all day.

- Oh, I be bitching and screaming and snapping at you

'cause you deserve it.

- What the hell? - Hey.

- What the hell is going on?

- Let's just go. - I locked your bitch up.

- Just leave. - She ain't getting out, either.

- Don't! Zac!

- [grunting]

- Zac!

Stop it right now!

Zac! Stop it!

- HAYDEN: Security!

- [grunting]

- Security! Security!

Get this thing off me!

Security!

Somebody get this thing off!

- Zac, stop it!

- HAYDEN: Get this -- of me! Get this --...

Get the -- off me! Hold him! Hold him!

- [Hayden panting]

- I'm good, I'm good, I'm good. I'm not going nowhere!

Damn!

Got your ass, you little bitch. Go ahead, talk your shit.

- I will. - ZAC: Talk your shit.

- Zac, stop it.

- I'm telling you right now, I'm telling you...

- You ain't telling me shit. Y'all hold him.

He going to jail. - I ain't scared of jail.

I've been there before.

- Good, I got you right where I want you, then.

- You ain't got shit but an ass whooping.

- Yeah, okay. Call the police.

- Hayden.

- Don't talk to me. - Hayden, don't do this.

- I said, don't talk to me. Y'all hold him, all right?

- Oh, now you want them to hold me 'cause you're scared?

- Look, man... - You scared?

You gonna tell me what's going on with Fatima.

I'm not playing.

- She's in the same place you going. Jail.

- You know, you better -- hope they're holding me,

because... - Is that a threat?

- No, that's not a threat.

- You threatening me? - Oh, you lucky

that's not a threat. I swear to God,

if anything happens to Fatima, it's gonna take more than

these -- rent-a-cops to get me off your ass.

- That's a threat? - Trust me, that's a promise.

That is a promise.

- You don't scare me.

- -- you. Where's Fatima? Where's Fatima?

- [sighs] Zac, you are so ghetto.

- Okay. Okay.

- Behaving like a damn animal.

- ANDI: Stop it! Just stop it!

- HAYDEN: Look at him. - Oh, you -- lucky!

- Zac, stop it! - HAYDEN: Look at him.

- [Zac groaning]

- HAYDEN: This is what you're defending?

- I am not defending either of you.

And I'm not playing with either of you either. Just, just..

- Do you think I'm playing with you?

- Look at what you're doing. - Or with him or with Fatima?

- Hayden... - Where are the police?

- Hayden, you don't have to do this.

Zac. - I'm cool.

I'm cool. I'm chilling. He the one bleeding there

with his panties in a bunch. - You should not have done that.

- What, you on your -- period? Bitch.

- Do you know how much worse you made it for yourself?

- Yeah, Fatima always rock for me.

I'm always gonna rock for her.

- Yeah, but I was handling it.

- [laughs] Handling, shit.

This is what you call handling it?

- Listen, Zac. Zac, just calm down.

I am gonna get Fatima out, okay?

- Yeah, do that. Do that. Get her out, please.

Please. Please. - I will.

- Bitch, you scared. Look, he's scared.

Look at you scared. [laughs]

- Zac, it's not funny. - Go, go...

- No, it's not funny.

- It's not a joke.

- Yeah, because now I have to get you out too.

- Don't worry about me. I'm good. I'm good.

If I gotta spend a couple nights in prison, I'll be happy

knowing that I -- that bitch up.

- And what sense would that make, huh?

He will be out living his terrorizing life.

- This -- ain't got no life! Look at him!

That's why he keep -- with me and Fatima!

He's miserable! Right? Lonely little -- troll.

You -- lucky. Oh, you --...

This one here, weak. Weak.

You better hold tight, 'cause this one here weak.

- Are you happy now?

- ♪

- What's going on?

- Oh, --. - ♪

- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ My girls hold me down ♪

♪ When them boys mess around ♪

♪ When my love life is a headache ♪

♪ We going out tonight ♪

♪ 'Cause I'm looking for love ♪

- Nothing.

- [scoffs] It don't look like nothing.

Oh my gosh. - Yes, finally.

Thank you. Um, that's him right there.

And I want him arrested and I want every charge

I can bring against him. - What did you do?

- What happened? - Okay, thank you

for coming, by the way. So, I'm a lawyer here,

and this man came in and he was very aggressive

and he assaulted me.

- Is that what happened, ma'am?

- They assaulted each other. - Really?

- Who threw the first punch? - He did.

And we have cameras everywhere so we got proof.

- Shit. - Okay, come with us, sir.

- Yeah, get him outta here. - Hands behind your back.

- I'm gonna take care of this. - All right, I'm good.

- I'm gonna take care of it. - I'm good, I'm good.

Relax, relax. - No, we do not

be aggressive to him. - You see? you see him, right?

You see him, he's an animal. - [Zac laughing]

- Get this animal outta here. - Zac, I'm gonna

take care of this. - Bye.

- You scared. - Bye.

- ZAC: He scared.

- You're such an asshole.

- I told you not to -- with me.

- Get outta my face!

- What happened?

- A lot.

- Okay, well, I need to talk to you,

but I damn sure didn't need all this drama.

- I know. Come on.

Shit.

- What happened? - Have a seat.

- Just tell me.

- Hayden is an asshole who has it out for Fatima.

- Okay.

- Are you sure you wanna hear this?

- Yeah, I do.

- ♪

- Hayden had Fatima arrested because she attacked him

for allegedly going after Zac.

- And?

- Karen... - Just tell me.

- Zac came here looking for Fatima.

Hayden told him that he had her arrested

and so he beat his ass. - Wow.

- In all fairness, Hayden provoked Zac.

- I see. - Yeah, it's a mess.

I have to go get Fatima outta jail

and now I have to go get Zac out of jail.

- Hm.

- That's all you have to say is, hm?

- I don't know who the father of this child is.

- Karen....

- I went to the doctor and the date's too close to tell.

- I'm sorry.

- Could be Zac, could be Aaron.

- I'm so sorry.

- Shit, how did I even get here?

- You loved a man, friend. - Love.

- Hey, it's gonna be okay. - No, it's not.

- I'm telling you it is. It's gonna be fine.

- What if Aaron is the father of this child?

- Well, Aaron's a good man.

- Yes, but I don't wanna have a baby with him.

- I get it.

- I don't know him well enough.

- You don't.

- All that shit with his wife.

I don't know him like I know Zac.

- I'm sorry.

- I don't know what to do.

- Friend? - What?

- Do you want my advice? - That's why I came.

- You need to relax. You need to relax for you

and that baby. Okay?

- I been trying to relax. I been trying.

- You got me and our sisters, okay?

You won't have nothing to worry about.

You really don't. Think about it.

You have a great support system and yeah sometimes

it may be hard, but you got us.

- ♪

- Yeah. You're right.

- And if Aaron is the father of that child,

he's a good man.

You know you'll be taken care of.

- Maybe it's best that he is the father.

- Why you say that?

- Then I could cut all my ties with Zac, right?

- Yeah, you could.

- What if I don't wanna?

- [sighs]

- What if I want him?

- Friend, you gotta let it go.

Zac has moved on. You have got to let this go.

- You're right.

He's in here fighting for Fatima and going to jail and shit.

You're right.

- I'm sorry you had to see that.

- You know, I feel like this Zac, well, not that,

him with money and confidence...

it's all I ever wanted him to have and be.

- I know. - I'm just so confused.

- Listen, Karen. If anyone understands confusion,

I understand confusion.

And it's okay.

- Talking about you and Gary?

- We're not talking about me right now.

- Oh, okay. Good.

Then I won't ask you what I should do.

- Didn't I just give you good advice?

- Sure. Oh, shit.

I was so mean to Aaron.

Oh my God.

- Karen, if that man

is so patient and understanding,

what is the harm in giving it a try?

- I know. [sighs] I know.

It's just hard.

- I know it is.

- I wasn't even coming here. I was just driving.

I was in the car and I just ended up here.

- Yeah, I been there before.

- Well, you gotta get your friends out, so...

- I do.

- Yeah.

- Karen...

Call Aaron. - I'll see.

- I'm gonna call you later. - Mm-hmm.

- [phone ringing]

- Robin, hey, it's Andi. I need to talk to you.

Please call me back.

- ♪

- [phone ringing]

- AARON: Yeah? - Hey.

- Are you okay?

- Yeah.

Um, can you meet me at my place?

- Sure. When?

- Well, I'm headed there now.

- Okay. Can I, uh, bring you anything?

- No, just you. - On my way.

- Okay, bye.

- [phone ringing]

- ♪

- Hi. - Hi.

I have missed your sweet voice.

- That is very sweet.

- [chuckles] So all of the flowers went to the hospital.

- That's great.

- Yes. And I'm told there were

some very happy faces.

- I'm sure they are, 'cause they're lovely.

- I have some pictures from the delivery guy.

I will send them to you. - That'd be nice.

You can send them to me in a little bit because I'm about

to go to my car.

- What do you mean?

- I have to go and meet my girls.

- I see. Sabrina, a woman

as beautiful as you should not be driving.

- [laughs] Thanks, I think.

- I mean it.

- Well, thank you. But a woman as grounded as me

likes to drive herself.

- Mm, well, have you ever been driven?

- No.

- It's nice to have the option.

- Yeah. Yeah, I guess you're right.

- So, when can I see you?

- You know, I was thinking the same thing.

- Well, we could go to the restaurant

or my place.

- Mm, how 'bout my place? - Oh, the woman likes

to be in control. - OH, no, not control really.

- Well, you like to be comfort...

- Comfortable, you know?

- That's what I was going to say.

- Yeah, and I feel comfortable in my place.

- Well, I cannot wait to see it.

- Hm, it's nothing much, really.

- Either way, if I am with you, it will be perfect.

- You always know the right things to say.

- Well, the right things come easy with you.

- You're sweet. You're very, very, very sweet.

- So, when?

- Um, maybe tonight, later?

- I have to wait that long?

- [chuckles] I can also do tomorrow.

- That's even longer!

- Well, I have to go and meet my girls.

- I understand.

- Thank you.

- Forgive a man for trying very hard.

- It is appreciated.

- It's good to hear that.

- So, I'll give you a call when I'm done, okay?

- I will be waiting by my phone.

- No, you won't.

- [laughs] I will, too.

- Okay, okay. I'll talk to you later.

- I'll talk to you soon. Be safe.

- You, too. - Okay.

- Bye. - Bye.

- ♪

- FEMALE SINGER: ♪ I think of you on a late night ♪

♪ Rolling up just so I can act right ♪

♪ You got my mind going crazy ♪

- [phone ringing]

- Hello?

- PRESTON: Hey.

- Uh, what, what do you need?

- I'm outside your door.

- Why?

- I was looking for my box.

- Hi. - Hey.

- What are you doing here?

- I'm just coming to get my things.

- But you said tomorrow.

- Did I?

- [laughs] Okay, you're not... you're not a very good liar.

- No, I coulda swore I said today.

- How could it be today if I was at work today

when you wanted to make sure I wasn't home...

- That's right. - ...in the morning.

- You're right. I'm sorry. That's my bad.

- It's evening. - My bad.

- Mm-hmm.

- ♪

- You can stop with the Zac games.

- What?

- I know you talked to him. - We're friends.

- All right.

You can listen to that shit if you want to.

- Can I just get my things, please?

Okay, this shirt, not mine.

- All right, you can leave it.

I don't know whose it is.

- You got that many men coming here?

- Could be, could be not. - I see.

- I'm glad you see.

- All right, I'm gonna go.

- You don't have to announce that you're leaving.

You didn't announce when you came.

The door's... - Okay.

- ...same place.

Unless there's something else you wanna say, Preston.

- Yeah.

- Okay.

- Hi.

- Hey, girl.

- Preston. - Hey.

- Came to talk. - Yeah, he was...

he was just leaving.

- Yeah.

- It's nice to see you. - Nice to see you.

- He's leaving with his things? - Yeah.

- Can I ask?

- Just know I was right about Zac.

- Okay.

Are you ready? - Yeah, yeah, let's go.

- You wanna drive?

- I told you I was high and I need you to drive.

- Okay, I'll be your DD. - Thank you.

- And I'll fill you in.

You think I have time for that?

- I mean, we're going to Andi's.

- Is that like a 20-minute drive?

- Yeah, maybe we should take the long way.

- How about we go to the grocery store first

to pick up some things?

- Yeah, I need some stuff. - Okay.

- It's fine. - Okay.

Did you bring your wallet?

Danni!

- Whew, I damn near got the itis.

'Cause that right there was good.

- It was alright.

- Maurice, you can be nice.

- To the bank robber?

- ♪

- You don't wanna be nice? - Mm-mm.

Nope - Fine then. Don't be.

- I won't.

- But I'll say this. After hearing Que's story,

I'm okay with him staying here. - QUE: Really?

- What? - CALVIN: Yeah. Yeah.

- QUE: Thank you, brother.

- That's not gonna happen. So sorry.

- Look, we can help the boy out.

It ain't gonna kill us.

- You must want him. - Maurice.

- Mm-hmm.

You just swallowed a big old -- and got moist.

- Shut up.

Look, Que, you're more than welcome to sleep on the couch.

And don't worry about grumpy old Maurice.

He'll come around.

- Don't speak for me.

- Look, man, I'll talk to you later.

- Where you going? - Out.

- And you gonna leave him here with me?

- You let him here first.

- Well, that was before I knew he was a bank robber.

- Ah, but that's only after you found out he was

a meth addict and a hustler. - Damn!

- What you damning for? - It's the truth.

I'm not a meth addict. I only use it a couple times.

- What is the difference? - Wow.

You know what? I'm gonna wash the dishes.

- Yeah, you go do that. - Thank you.

- I'll see you later. - QUE: All right, man.

- Calvin! - Bye!

- Bitch. Shit.

- You wanna help me?

- You are eating and sleeping here for free.

You get no help.

- Okay.

- And um, all that stuff you were saying at the table

about life being hard and your mama didn't want you,

I don't care about that.

- I didn't say all of that for you to care.

- Mm-hmm.

Just know that I don't want you here.

- Maurice.

- I'm not Calvin.

I may have the body of a goddess,

but I have the heart of a cold-blooded bitch.

- That's true. - What?

- Nothing.

- Yeah, don't get smart. - I'm not trying to.

- As long as you know I don't trust your ass,

and I don't want you in this house.

- Maurice...

- But since you here in a bind, I'll let you stay.

- Thank you.

- And I want a meal cooked every night.

- Okay. - Hot.

As soon as I come in. - I got you.

- Now, go.

- ♪

- You know, um...

- You don't talk.

- Okay. - Mm-mm.

You wash the dishes. That's it.

- Fine. - You're still saying words.

- I just have one last thing to say.

- Oh, God. What?

- I'll gladly have your food ready

and anything else you want,

as long as I'm on top.

- Get the hell away from me!

- Okay, damn.

- Get the--

- You sure you don't wanna help me?

- Wash your dish, bitch!

- ♪

- Thank you for, uh, letting me come by.

- Sure.

- Got you some ice cream.

- Sit down.

- You want me to grab a bowl?

- No, I want you to sit down.

- Okay.

- So I talked to Andi today.

- Okay. Did that help?

- A little. You know, can always

depend on my girls. - Yeah.

I'm glad you have them. - Yeah, yeah.

- So, what conclusion did you come to?

- Well, um,

I came to the conclusion that I'm not over Zac.

- Yeah.

- And I know that you would make an amazing father.

- However, I don't want you to be the father of this baby

because I just don't know you that well.

- [sighs]

All fair.

- You think?

- Yeah, I, uh, guess when I think about we haven't

really known each other that long, huh?

- No, we, uh, we haven't.

- Yeah. But um...

we've known each other long enough to

know that we're both good people.

And that we would step over the wrong thing

to do the right thing. Would you agree?

- Yes.

- Look, I...

I know I really want this baby to be mine

and I know that you really don't.

So, I'll do whatever you want.

- What?

You'll do whatever I want. Why would you say that?

- 'Cause I will and because I love you.

- Okay, um, do we know each other well enough

to be in love? I mean...

- You love me, Karen.

No, that's not a question. Okay, I know it.

I see it in your eyes, I see it in your heart.

I can feel it even as I'm sitting right here.

You know it. - I don't.

- You don't?

- I don't know if I feel the same way about you

that you feel about me.

- Because of Zac?

- I don't know if it's because of that.

- What else could it be? Is it me?

- It's everything.

Our foundation, how we started, I mean, it was a lot.

- Fair enough. - Yeah.

I mean, I'm not... I'm not trying to be a

bitch about all this, I'm not. - No, listen, I get it.

Okay, I get it, for sure.

- What do you get?

- Everything you just said.

Like, this is new for me, too.

Okay, like, I've... I've never been

somebody's second choice.

- Really?

- Yeah, Karen, come on. You know I'm a catch, right?

- Okay, not right now. Let's be serious.

- I'm sorry, I just... I wanted to make you smile.

- I just had to get all that off my chest.

So...

- Do you want me to go?

- I want some ice cream.

- I got that right here.

- And pickles.

Pickles. - Ah, you got me on that one.

- That's very strange. I don't even eat pickles.

- It's not that strange for a pregnant woman.

- Wow, yeah, I am... I am pregnant.

- You are. You are pregnant. - Yes, yes, yes.

- So you just grow that beautiful life inside of you

and I will get us bowls.

- And pickles?

- You want me to go get you a pickle?

- Pickles.

- Pickles, plural? - Yes.

- More than one?

[sighs] Okay, I'll be right back, okay?

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

Pickles coming up. - Pickles coming up.

- Yes, no, I was wondering if...

no I understand that it's Judge Toward's.

Yes, I get that too.

I...is there any way that it could be kicked out?

Right, right. I understand.

Okay, well thank you anyways.

[sighs] Okay.

Shit. - [knocking]

- Somebody's frustrated.

- ♪

- Hi. - Hi.

How are you?

- Good now.

- It's good to see you.

- It's good to see you, too.

I thought you weren't gonna be here for a few days.

- I told you I was coming.

Did you...did you think I was on a steamboat?

- [chuckles] You know what I mean.

- What's this? What are you doing?

Why are you acting shy?

- I am shy.

- Oh, yeah, right.

Come on, Andi. What is it?

You know we always cut to the chase.

- It's nothing. - What is it?

- I just don't...I don't want anyone here to know

that there's something going on with us.

- Nobody knows.

- Well, someone said something earlier today.

- Something like what?

- It's fine.

- Andi, I'm sorry, but I'm... I'm very discreet.

- Even the way you are standing,

you come into the office and you...

- All right, all right.

Tell me who it is and I'll have them fired today.

- That sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen.

- Isn't that what we do?

- Good point.

- Tell me.

- I think I may need your help with another matter.

- Tell me.

- And the only reason why I'm asking is because

I'm hitting a brick wall and it's almost

the end of business, so...

- What is it?

- Fatima got arrested.

- For? - Assault.

- Okay.

- So I want her out of jail and I want her

back here in the office.

- [sighs] Who'd she assault?

- Hayden.

Why are you smiling? - Okay.

Oh, he's a little prick.

I would have paid to see that.

- [laughs] I'm so glad to hear you say that.

- What do you need me to do?

- Well, the judge that's handling the case

is a friend of his. And she won't give her bail.

- I got you covered.

- You're gonna take care of it?

- Yes.

What are you gonna do for me?

- ♪

- Oh, I didn't know this was quid pro quo.

- It's not. It's just you and I

doing each other a favor.

- Well, you get her out and I'll see if I want

to return the favor.

- You don't know what you're missing.

- Au contraire. I know exactly what I'm missing.

- Contraire. - [laughter]

- Okay, well, I'll, uh, I'll make the call right now.

- Okay. Thank you.

- You should, um, you should go get her.

- Wait. Are you gonna take care

of it that quick?

- You're funny.

- Oh, I forgot, you're the big boss.

The head honcho. The big man.

Oh, wait, wait, wait. Um...

- What? This gets better?

- Did you hear what happened earlier?

- No, what happened?

- Um, there was a fight in the lobby.

- Between who?

- Zac and Hayden.

- Oh, really? - Yeah.

- And Zac is in jail too?

- Yeah.

- So you want a two-for-one?

- Yeah. - Uh-huh.

- A two-for-10 if you get them both out. [laughs]

- Um, do either of them have records?

- Yeah, he does.

- For what?

- Robbery and assault.

I know.

- He's gonna be tougher to spring.

- Well, if you can do it, I'll make sure you're

a very happy big boss.

[laughs]

- Shit, I gotta get on it then, huh?

- [laughs] Thank you. - Yeah, no problem.

I'll, uh, I'll work on her and I'll work on him as well.

You go pick her up, okay?

- Okay, I will. Um, I'll call you later.

- Yeah, and, uh, text me all the details again, all the info.

- Yeah. And, um, what about her job?

- I got Hayden. Let me do this.

- ♪

- I'm gonna have a little fun. He thinks I'm one of the boys.

- Oh, okay.

- I'll see you later.

- I'll see you later.

- ♪

- GARY: Hello?

- Yeah, he's here. - Is he?

- Yeah.

- [sighs] Okay.

- That's all you got to say?

- Yeah.

- So are they hooking up or what?

- Yo, I already told you what I think.

- Well, they always talking.

- I bet he is.

- I can't stand his ass.

- Yeah, sure.

- I know he's trying to hook up with her.

- You think? - Yeah.

And with Fatima too.

- [sighs] Wow.

- This -- always smiling at me.

- So what's he doing there?

- I have no idea.

Honestly, he might have came back just for Andi.

- Okay, well that's a problem.

- Yeah, I know. See, his practice is

in London, right? So he must be using his

client's settlement money or something.

- You got any proof of that?

- No, but I can find out.

- Yeah, yeah, give me any information you can.

And just... that'll be-- that'll be helpful.

- Helpful for what?

- Just give me anything you can.

- Okay.

You got something for me or what?

- You're not gonna like it.

- Just tell me, man.

- Jake says that Zac actually bought stock.

- No. No, he ain't that lucky.

- Yeah, this is what Jake said. He's my right-hand man.

He would tell me.

- Hold on, you're shitting me, right?

- No.

- There is no way this -- got that lucky.

- Hayden, it happens sometimes.

- I know, but...

- Look, I'm telling you the truth, man.

This is...Jake knows his stuff.

- You serious? - Yeah.

- Damn.

Look, just have your SEC guys still look into it

for me, all right?

- Man, you really got a hard-on for this guy.

- Yeah, I can't stand this --.

- Remind me to never steal your bike.

- What, you think this is petty?

- [laughs] Listen, I don't know what

to think of this.

- Yeah, okay.

- Hayden, look, don't be mad.

- No, it's all good, bro.

- All right, look. I'll talk to my guy

at the SEC, all right?

- That's all I'm asking. Thank you.

Damn. And uh, I'll look into this clown, too.

- All right. We'll talk soon, all right?

- All right.

- Oh, girl. Thank you.

- It's no problem. - How'd you do it?

- Robin.

- Oh.

- Yeah, he made two phone calls.

- He's plugged like that? - Yeah, I guess so.

- Well, Andi, I can't thank you enough.

- It's fine. And I think your job

is gonna be fine. - [sighs] Great.

- Just waiting to hear back from him.

- Good. Oh, I need to call Zac.

- Oh, um, about that...

- What?

- Zac got arrested.

- What?

- He came up to the office looking for you.

- Andi, I told you not to tell him.

- I didn't. Hayden did.

- What?

- Yeah.

So Zac proceeded to beat his ass

all up and down the office.

- Shit! - Yeah.

But... - So Zac is in jail now?

- Yeah.

But Robin's gonna help me get him out, too.

I'm just waiting for the phone call.

- I just...I don't understand what I gotta do

to get this -- to leave me alone.

- I don't know.

- Shit, I hope... I hope Robin can help him.

- Did you say if he was still on probation?

- Shit, honestly, Andi, I don't know.

I don't know if he is or not.

- Okay, 'cause it would help to have that information.

- Shit.

- It's okay.

How 'bout we just wait here and, uh, wait

for Robin to call us back?

- All right. All right. - Okay.

- I need to go to the office and get my work cell.

- Oh, you can use mine. It's fine.

- No, but all my contacts are in that phone.

- Okay, all right. Well, let's go to the office

and then we can come back here.

- All right, cool. - Perfect.

- Thank you. - Perfect.

- Andi, wait, wait, wait.

Do you think you could get me in to see Zac?

- Uh, that shouldn't be a problem.

- Okay, my phone can wait. I would love to get in there.

- Okay. Let me go talk to them.

You hang tight. - Okay.

Thank you. - Just relax. We got this.

Okay. - All right, thank you.

- I'll be back.

- ♪

- Hey, Andi. We're at the store

grabbing a couple things and we'll be at your house shortly.

Call us back.

- Where is she, Sabrina? - I don't know.

- You know, if we get there and she's not there...

- She'll be there.

- Ooh, I need this.

- You got money?

- I'll pay you back. - You never pay me back.

- You're acting like Andi. Okay, don't do that.

- Just get it.

- All right, thanks. I'ma grab two.

No, one's fine. It's a lot of sugar.

- Yeah. - Okay.

Hey, Sabrina. - Huh?

- Why those bitches following us?

- They're not. - No, no, no. I'm watching.

- Girl, come on.

Oh, we gotta get some cheese. Yeah.

- Sabrina, no. They're following us.

One of them just took a picture.

- Maybe she likes my outfit.

- [Danni laughs] - Don't hate.

- Excuse me. Hi. Come here.

What's so funny?

- Oh, can we take a photo?

- Um, why you want my photo

- Oh, no. We mean her, sorry.

- Her? - [laughs] Yes.

- Why?

- We think you are beautiful.

- Thank you.

- And we are shocked to meet you.

- I'm sorry. Who do you think I am?

- Your name is Sabrina, right?

- Hold on, hold on, hold on. How do you know her name?

- Right.

- You are on the cover of our paper back home.

- What? I'm sorry, what?

- I have it on my phone. - What the hell?

Has the Prince of Embicktou found his future wife?

- I'm sorry, what?

- Holy shit!

- What? Danni!

Oh my God, he's a prince!

- ♪

- He's really a prince.

- FEMALE NARRATOR: Next on "Sistas"...

- SABRINA: Karen's been missing all day.

- What?

- She says she wants Zac back and, uh,

she gonna get him back.

- I can't keep reading this. Make love to me.

- Danni treats me like shit.

- She doesn't want you to know she likes you,

between you and me.

- Maybe you can take me to dinner and we can talk?

- I know you hittin' Andi. Come on, man, you can tell me.

- No, we're not. - You're not?

- No.

I'm gay.

- ♪

- ♪