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06x04 - Face The Fire

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Sistas". Aired: October 23, 2019 – present.*
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A group of single black females from different walks of life who bond over their one common thread: why am I single?

06x04 - Face The Fire

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so this is your fault!

You know what?
You go to hell, Aaron.

[Fatima] Previously on
Sistas...

Zac, is that him?

Why is he out here by himself?

Next time you come,
bring some money, --!

I'm takin' care of your kid!

I'm gonna have you
m*rder*d, Que.

So you about that life now?

I know a few people who are.

Just be careful.

He should be careful.

He's out of jail.

There was a fire.

Okay, wait.
Just slow down. What?

Karen is dead.

-What happened?
-What?

-[Zac] Karen is what, Pam?
-She's dead.

What?

-[Andi] What?
-How?

Then why are you here?

There was a fire.

-[Zac] What?
-[Andi] I just saw her.

[Zac] There's no way.

[Andi] No, no. I can't.

There's no way. How?

[Fatima] Pam, breathe.
Breathe, Pam.

-That's not really--
-Pam, breathe.

-What happened?
-There was a--

I'm going to the salon.

A fireman told me
she died in there.

[Andi] I just saw her
and she's pregnant.

No! No!

[Fatima] Okay, okay. Come on,
come on. We need to go.

I'll drive you.
I'll drive you.

It's okay.
Come on, come on.

I can't believe this.

[Andi] I can't move.
I cannot move!

♪ My girls hold me down
Them boys mess around ♪

♪ When my love life
is a headache ♪

♪ We're going out tonight
'cause I'm in love ♪

This can't be happening.

I know.

I can't...

believe this is even real.

Aaron said it's my fault.

Wait. Aaron was there?

He was in the car with me when
I pulled up and saw the salon.

How do we know
for sure it was Karen?

I saw her car in the front.

Fatima, hurry up, please.

[Fatima] Andi, I'm driving.
I am.

Not as fast as Zac.

[Fatima] Yeah. I see that.

I have to call her mom.

I have to call her mom.
I have to call her mom.

I tried to, but I--
I couldn't.

Why couldn't you?

Aaron told me to wait
until we found out more.

What is there more to find out?

He was blaming me.

Why?

Why Pam?

Because I left the
curler on last night

and she went to go get it.

Are you kidding me?

-Pam.
-I didn't mean to.

You didn't mean to set my
best friend's salon on fire?

Is that what you're saying?

Pam!

I have to call the girls.
I have to call the girls.

Where is my phone?

[Fatima] I'll call them.
I'll call them.

I'll call them.

-[Andi] Call Danni .
-Okay. All right.

[line ringing]

I'm calling.

[phone ringing]

Hey, girl.

Hey, this is Fatima.

Oh, hi.

[Fatima] Could you meet us
at Karen's salon, please?

What's going on?

We just need you
to meet us at the salon.

[Danni]
What he do now, Fatima?

Danni, just come.

Fatima, you're scaring me.

[Fatima] Danni, I need you
to come to the salon, okay?

For what?

Danni!

[Danni] All right.
Where's Andi?

-She's right here.
-[Danni] Let me talk to her.

Danni, just come.

Is she crying?

[Andi]
Get your a*s to the salon now!

-Okay?
-What the -- is going on?

Danni, just come to the salon.

[Danni] All right. Fine.
I'm coming.

All right.

Hey, detective.

What the hell happened to you?

-I got shot.
-Oh, I know that.

I was.

-I saw the surveillance.
-What? Then you already know.

Quincy, you wanna go to jail?

No, I don't.

Then what the hell
was you doing with a g*n?

-Maurice shot me.
-Que.

-You need to arrest him.
-I'm not gonna do that.

-And why not?
-Because you're my witness.

What does that even mean?

What does it look like for you
to be in a car, in his car

and pulled out a g*n?

-Look.
-Look. Yeah.

I have a good mind to have
that DA rescind that offer.

You said they can't do that.

Well, I'll have Maurice
go down and file charges

and throw your black a*s
in jail.

You keep doing stupid
sh*t like that

and you'll see where you end up.

And I said I'm sorry.

Listen to me.
These people robbed a bank.

And they're going down for it.

I know.

Then stop the bullshit.

Okay.

I got a promotion
because of this.

And if you burn me--

You have him on tape confessing.

I just wish
I had a better witness.

Well, I'm sorry you don't.

You are not sorry.

Well, I am.

How bad is it?

It's really bad.

Well, you gotta get back up
and go to work.

What?

I told you, you gotta be at work
so the jury see that

you turned your life around.

I just got shot and I'm in pain.

Quincy,
you gonna keep lying to me?

I just talked to the nurse.
She said you're fine.

Get up and go back to work!

You also had marijuana
in your system.

Come on, man.

Look, you keep -- with me and
see what happens.

[Que] Okay.

Okay.

Now get your a*s up
and go back to work.

Okay. But could you at least
talk to the doctor about getting

Okay. But could you at least
talk to the doctor about getting

me some pain meds or something?

-Man, get your a*s up.
-Okay.

[music]

[music]

Oh my gosh.
Thank you.

See? I told you,
you would enjoy it.

Yeah. I really didn't know
how much I needed that.

Did it take your mind off
everything that's going on?

Mm. Yeah, for a few seconds.

That's long enough.

Yeah, you're right.

So uh, thank you for
letting me take you to lunch.

Thank you for inviting me.

And it is so good
to see you smiling.

You have the most
beautiful smile.

Thank you, Bayo.
You're sweet. Thank you.

-I love it.
-Okay.

Well, I really do
appreciate everything

that you've done for me.

You are so welcome.

So I did want to talk to you
about the court situation.

No. No, no, no.
Please don't.

Why not?

No, we don't need
to talk about that.

Why not? You put up so much
money for Maurice's bail.

Yes, but we just
had a beautiful lunch.

Don't ruin it with that talk.

-Fine.
-Good.

Okay. Okay.

[knocking on door]

Come in.

-Hi.
-Hi.

Oh my God.

-Is this my African prince?
-Maurice!

-Um, Bayo--
-I'm not worthy.

Hello.

Mm-hmm. I met him before.

Mr. Prince, sir, highness,
I just wanna say thank you

for all that you've done for me.

Well, I did that for Sabrina.

Well, thank you for
what you've done for us.

Sure.

Did you want something else?

Well, Mr. Prince,
I love your music.

My name is Bayo.

Okay. Uh, Mr. Bayo,

um, I uh, am so excited to--

share this moment with you
and uh, you don't have to be

so short with me.
I was just trying to thank you.

Is that a joke about my height?

You see, uh--

Okay, Sabrina,
maybe you can ask him to leave.

-Bayo.
-What?

-He's my friend.
-I know, but I know how he is.

Can you just try
not to be so rude?

No, he is being rude.

Oh my God.
Are you serious right now?

You know what?
I'm going to go.

Why are you leaving?

If he does not leave,
I will.

Bayo, are you...

Okay, no, no, no, no, no.
Everybody calm down.

-Maurice, just--
-I know what's happening.

No, no, no.

Um, your highness,

um, I understand where
the mix up may happen.

I don't want Sabrina and
I don't see how anybody could.

I personally, prefer p*nis.

You are disgusting.

-Bayo.
-I'll call you, Sabrina.

What?

Disgusting?

Uh, Sabrina, I hope you know
your friend is h*m*.

Uh, no--

Did you hear that?

-We don't know that for sure.
-He hates g*y people, obviously.

-Maurice, no.
-Yes.

He's h*m*.

If you can't hear that, then
you're the one with the problem.

I'm sure he didn't
mean it like that.

Oh my God.
He called me disgusting.

Um, okay, um.

Don't apologize for him.
He's ignorant.

I'm sorry that happened.

No. Don't apologize
for his ignorance.

And another thing,
down in Wakanda,

plenty of lesbons all around.

-Stop it, Maurice.
-Oh, I'm just sayin'.

What are you doing here anyway?

Well, I was tryin' to call you.

Yeah, I know.
I left my phone here.

-Yeah, obviously so.
-Okay, what's going on?

Well, I wanted to tell you that
I went to see Que.

Why? Why? Why? Why? Why?

I told you I was going
to get some answers.

I told you to
stay away from him.

Oh girl, please. Listen.
I think I almost got him.

-Oh, oh, oh. What?
-To break.

-Maurice.
-He started off a little hard,

but I think I'm gonna get him.
And he'll tell the truth.

We need to get him.

Maurice, he's not going
to confess to you.

Oh, he's going to confess.

You know what? I can't even
talk about this right now.

What?

I have a lot of
missed calls right now.

Well, you didn't have
your phone, dummy!

Yeah, but Danni never
calls me this much.

You talking about
yuck-mouth Danni?

-Shh.
-Something sick in there.

Hey, hey, Danni.

[Danni] Get to the salon now.

Why? What's going on?

Why? What's going on?

I don't know,
but I'm on my way now.

[Sabrina] Okay, Danni.
That sounds kinda scary.

It scared me, too, but you need
to hurry up and get there.

Okay, okay.
I'll be there in a few minutes.

-[Danni] All right.
-Okay, bye.

-Um.
-What happened?

Uh, uh, something's
going on with Karen.

I have to get to their salon.
I don't know.

Okay. Well, calm down.
I'll go with you.

Okay.

-I don't feel right about this.
-Oh, sh*t. Come on.

-Nothing you can tell me?
-No.

Why does no one have any
information for me?

No, you don't got nothin'?
He doesn't have anything.

No one has nothin' to tell me?
No information?

I'll talk to you soon.
Always appreciated. Bye.

Man, these clowns
don't know sh*t.

I'm so sorry.

Do you know what happened?

Karen said that Pam
left the curlers on.

All right, so she was coming
here last night to turn them off

and honestly, that's the last
I heard from her.

But her car's right there,
so Gary, honestly,

I don't know, man.
I'm freaking out.

Yo, yo, yo, yo.
What the hell happened?

Hey, Zac.

Is Karen in there?

We're not sure,
but we're trying to find out

some more information.

What you mean you're
trying to find out, bro?

Look, the medical examiner's
on the way, all right?

We're just waiting for him.

What is happening?

What is happening?

Listen, there's a body inside,

but they're not
letting anyone in.

-Oh, no.
-Well, I gotta know if she--

I'm sorry.
All right?

Karen! Karen!

[Aaron] Zac, you don't even know
if she's in there, man.

-I can't stay here.
-No, no, no, no, no, no.

Don't -- touch me, bro.
Seriously, seriously.

Listen. You can't go inside.

I tried to get as much
information as I could, okay?

Now look, he made a call
to the mayor, okay?

To see if they can get the
medical examiner here as fast

as they can,
so we can find something out.

I just--sh*t.
I can't believe this sh*t.

Yeah, you're really
concerned now, aren't you?

What?

Yeah. Now that's it's too late.
Right now you care?

After all this time,
now you care, right?

Aaron, I will -- you up, bro.
Today is not the day.

-Now is not the time.
-Stop it!

Stop it! You guys are not
helping, so just stop!

What's going on, y'all?

There was a fire, Danni.

Where's Karen, Pam?

[Pam] She was in the fire.

But she's okay, right?
She's okay.

Somebody talk to me.

Um, we're just trying to find
out some more information.

Okay.

Oh my God.

Okay. All right.

What? What happened?
Someone--

Where's Karen?
Where is--

Where's Karen?

Where is Karen?
Where is Karen, Danni?

[Aaron] The place caught fire.

There's a dead body in there,

but we don't know
if it's her yet.

[Sabrina] What?

So, um, what are
they waiting for, huh?

I don't know.

They won't let nobody inside.

What happened?
Tell me what happened.

Pam left the curlers on.

I swear I cut them off.
I swear I did.

Pam, one job.
You just gotta unplug stuff.

I did.
She just said they was still on.

I did.
I did.

That's all she had.

That's all she had left.

-Hey.
-[Danni] Hey.

What happened here?

sh*t caught on fire.

-Are you okay?
-No.

Sabrina.

I got your message.
Are you all right?

What happened?
What happened?

[Maurice] Calvin, it's not okay.

What happend?

They think that she is dead.

Who?

-Oh my God.
-No, no, no, no, no.

I'm sure she's all right.
I'm sure she's okay.

I don't know.

What is taking them so long?

All right, guys.
Make some room.

Make room for
the medical examiner.

Oh my God.

Is this really happening?
Is this really happening?

No, I won't believe this.

All right. Stop, Andi.
Stop.

Has anyone called Ms. Lisa?

We can't do that yet, Danni.

Somebody's gonna have to.

Sabrina?

Don't, don't look at me.

I'll call her.

No, don't do that.
Just wait.

Well, why?
Why am I doing that?

She needs to know.

You don't even know if that's
actually her in there, man.

Aaron, shut the -- up, okay?
This is family.

You wouldn't know
nothing about that.

Skip all that sh*t.
Just wait.

You don't have to worry her
for no reason.

-Wait until we find out first.
-Fine.

Ms. Lisa, hi.

This is Zac.
Can you--

Can you please call me back
when you get this message?

She's not okay.

This is not how it works.

This can't be happening to us.

It's not--
It's not her.

It's not her.

Just come sit down.

I don't wanna sit down.

I don't wanna sit down.

I wanna go in there
and get her out.

Look, I understand that,
but you know you can't do that.

I know. I know.

[Preston] Come and sit, please.

Thank you, but no.
Thank you.

Hey, my man, just let
her work it out her way.

I got this.

Why am I thinking about--
about the orange soda?

That we had in college
right now.

That we all shared.

With the ice cream. Yeah.

-[Sabrina] Oh, Danni.
-I know. I know.

-She was so--
-[Danni] Pissed. Just mad.

'Cause we ate it all.

Then all got mad 'cause it
was just -- ice cream.

We didn't even speak
for three weeks.

You see...

Stupid just wasting
all this time.

It's not her, y'all.
We don't know.

We don't know.
Hold on.

It's not her.

Hey, here he comes.

Do you have any news
for any of us here?

Who is next of kin?

-All of us.
-We all are.

Okay. Well uh, I'm sorry,

but we can confirm that
the victim is deceased.

-No.
-No.

No, this can't be true.

[Sabrina] This is not happening.
This is not happening.

What's happening?

Karen.

Wait,
what is happening right now?

Karen!

Oh my God.

You're alive!

Oh my God.

I'm fine.

Hey, hey.
I'm okay.

-Oh my God.
-I'm fine.

Oh my God.

My salon ain't.

Listen, Karen, that's fine.
We can take care of that.

Yes.

It's a hot-a*s mess.

I promise you I'ma help you
rebuild the whole thing up.

-I promise you.
-Zac.

A girl gotta almost die for
y'all to show love?

Come on, Karen.

You know we love you.
We all love you.

Yes, we do!
Move out of the way!

I'm so glad you're not dead.

I'm glad you're not dead.

I'll bet you are
glad I ain't dead.

You gonna wish
she was dead leaving

them damn curlers on, Pam.
How could you? Huh?

So what happened?

I stopped by last night.

There was smoke coming
from the salon.

I tried to go in and
see if I could stop it, but--

I must've passed out.

Wait, so how did you get out?

A man. This man.
This man.

Him.

I'm Lewis.
I own the store next door.

He found me on the floor.
Took me to the hospital.

I'm fine though. Okay?

Yeah. She's fine.

Thank you, Lewis.

I knew your a*s was gonna come
in handy for something.

sh*t, Pam.

So who is it?

Wait.

Someone actually died?

That's what this is.

What? Who?
Who?

Excuse me. I own this shop.
Somebody died inside.

Can you tell me who?

-We don't know just yet.
-What?

Sorry.

I was handing out food
to the homeless.

They hang out behind the
building sometimes.

Maybe it was one of them.

Well, that's where the fire
started by the back door.

It is?

Yeah. It started there
and it spread to the ceiling.

And someone died?

I'm sorry, but it looks
like an older male.

Oh my God.

Oh my God.

Look, we are gonna
take him out in a bit,

but we will need the salon
for the rest of the night

to finish our investigation.

You can call your insurance
company in the morning.

Oh, insurance company.

Uh, Miss Girl,
you don't have insurance?

Don't start with me, Pam.
Okay.

Okay, but be clear.
He said it started in the back.

-It was not the curlers.
-Pam!

That's fine.

Okay. Well, like I said,
I'm glad that you ain't dead.

Are you sure you're okay?

I'm fine.
I'm fine, okay?

Really?

It was just a little smoke.

I can't do this, so...

Yeah, me neither.

Like my whole heart--
Palpitations and sh*t.

Let me tell you
something, Karen.

Next time your a*s
better be dead.

That was really scary, Karen.

I just lost everything.

Well, we didn't lose you.

Yes.

We're glad that you're alive,
but let's get out of here.

Come on.
We're gonna go to my place.

No. I need to see my shop.
Come on.

No, no, no,
there's nothing in there.

Karen, you can't get
anything in there anyway.

Fine.

Listen, I need a drink.

-You need a drink, Danni.
-We got you.

-I can't even drink.
-Come on. I got this.

Ladies, what about us?

--, what about you?

-Okay...
-Okay...

Well.

Well, I guess we've all been
kicked out of the club.

Yeah, and it look like somebody
about to get kicked out of

somewhere else, too.

[Zac] Who?

I saw how you was
acting over Karen.

Pam, stop.
This is bad. Like, look.

Yeah and Fatima looking at you
the whole time. Also, bad.

Pam, you were supposed
to be grieving.

Why you looking at Fatima?

I'm just saying.

Why don't you just
not say for once?

You're the one
who left the office

and came running over here.

Well, since you've been
minding everybody's business,

where'd she go?

When she saw Karen,
she jumped in a ride share.

--.

Yeah, looks like you stepped in
dog sh*t today, Zac. Gross.

Hey, Zac.
I'm sorry.

You ain't no better.

Okay. What makes you say that?

As a matter of fact,
none of y'all are.

Can you just give me
a ride to my car?

You gotta be kidding, right?
She's gonna need a ride share.

-I already got Maurice.
-I think we all are.

-I already got Maurice.
-I think we all are.

Come on. Come on.

I would love for one of you
gentlemen to bring me home.

Come on, Maurice.

Come on, come on.

-This is--
-Oh my God.

I'm so stressed.

He's still a person, too.

Y'all on your own on this one.

[Maurice] I'm so stressed.

Come back here, country-a*s boy!
I need a ride!

[phone ringing]

Hello.
Who's this?

It's Aaron.

Oh! You definitely
don't need to be calling me!

Look, I just wanted
to apologize.

No, thank you.

I was really hard on you today
and just want to say I'm sorry.

Okay. Are you done?

Come on, Pam.

[Pam] No. Because you blamed me
for all of that.

-I know.
-And it wasn't even my fault.

But you still did leave
the curlers on though.

You know what? Don't you start
that sh*t again with me, Aaron.

Okay. I'm just saying you did.

And the fireman said it started
at the back door.

[Aaron] I know.

So you got Karen mad
at me for nothing.

Look, I know. That's why
I'm telling you I'm sorry.

-Well, you need to be.
-Pam--

Oh, no.
You need to beg a little

because I'm still mad at you.

Look, I know that, but I just
wanted to tell you that,

okay? I wanted
to admit that I was wrong

and I wanted to let you know.

-Okay.
-Pam.

Why are you calling me?
Call that woman you was with.

Don't do that.
That's not why I'm calling.

No. What you was calling to do
was see if I could help you

get back with Karen.

-No, this isn't about that.
-Oh, men ain't sh*t!

[Aaron] Okay. You know what?
I see where this is going.

Nowhere!

Pam, look, okay?
I just wanted to apologize.

-And you can accept it or not.
-Not accepted.

-Fine.
-[Pam] Unless...

Unless what?

You sending me some diamonds
with that apology.

That's not happening.

Then get off my damn phone!

All right. Bye, Pam.

You know what, Aaron?
Just 'cause you fine,

don't mean you
can disrespect me.

Look, Pam, I get it.

And I ain't gettin'
none from you either?

All right.
I'm getting off this phone.

That's what I thought.

-Bye, Pam.
-Bye!

♪ Sunrise ♪

♪ Everybody hands up
in the sky ♪

♪ and say ♪

♪ I don't worry
about nothing ♪

♪ Music pumping
Feel the rhythm ♪

♪ Moving in your body so nice ♪

Hey, girl.

Hey. Thank you for
inviting me out, girl.

You know I needed a drink.

Yeah.

But you sound stressed.

'Cause I am.

What's going on?

Angela, am I stupid?

What?
What are you talking about?

Look, I put up with
so much sh*t from Zac.

-What did he do now?
-You see? That's exactly it.

What did he do now?

Did I say something wrong?

No, but it's always
what did Zac do?

Yeah. I'm sorry.

Karen's salon caught
on fire today.

Fatima, you didn't?

-Angela.
-Don't do that.

You know I have to ask.

No, I didn't,
but it was burned really bad.

Oh. Damn.

They thought she had died.

What?

-She's fine, but--
-Thank God.

You should've seen Zac.

The way he left me
when he heard,

just went running to her side.

What do you mean he left you?

Just that.

He literally just left me
and went running to see

what was going on with her.

Oh. Yeah, we don't like that.

Oh, and there's more?
Okay.

When we found out that she was
actually still alive and okay,

Zac hugged her so tight
and just stood by her

like I wasn't even there.

Well...

What?

Just let me play devil's
advocate here for a second.

Go on, Angela.

I mean, he did think
the girl died, Fatima.

I know that.
And I'm glad she's okay, but...

It's just the way he was acting.
You just had to see him.

What do you mean?

It was like--like he was
still in love with her.

I could see the way
he was looking at her.

Fatima.

He was with the girl
for three years.

I know that.

Okay. And you remember how
you were when you saw Ian.

I know.

Okay. So...

-I wasn't in love with Ian.
-Exactly.

But you still felt some
kind of way, right?

But you still felt some
kind of way, right?

Angela, it's--
It's not the same.

-It's not.
-And why not?

I don't know,
but I'm telling you,

it just doesn't
sit right with me.

Okay.

Well, have you talked
to Zac about it?

No.

Angela, and risk looking like
the b*tch that didn't care

that his ex was dead?

Well, did you care
that his ex might be dead?

-Yes, I cared.
-Okay.

But I was very much bothered
by him abandoning me.

That's--that's exactly the word
I'm looking for, abandoned.

That's exactly what he did.

Yeah.
That's not a good feeling.

No, it's not.
Especially not for me.

Oh yeah, you? Definitely
don't like feeling abandoned.

No, I don't.

Well, look, it's good that
you decided to process these

feelings then
before you talk to him.

That's why I called you.

And that's why I'm sitting
here having these drinks. And--

-Right.
-Yeah.

Okay.

Angela, I don't like
feeling like this.

I don't like being this girl.

Seriously.
Just be honest with me.

Am I being petty in all this?

Fatima, no. No. You have been
through a lot of sh*t with him.

Okay? It's all right.
Feel your feelings.

-Okay?
-Yeah.

Okay. And while you
process these feelings,

I'm gonna get them
to process my order.

Barkeep, hey.
Um, can I get my glass, please?

I've been here for a while.
He didn't come over here yet.

Oh, thank you so much.
Thank you.

-Thank you.
-I got you.

Okay. All right. Okay.
Why don't y'all stop hugging me?

It's hot. It's hot.
Come on now! Come on.

What's wrong with y'all?

-We love you.
-Yes.

All right. Well, I'm fine.
Like I said.

You know you only get one
of those from me a year.

We don't need to see
that right now.

Imagine how we felt?

-Yeah. You don't understand.
-We were in--

-A hot mess.
-A hot mess.

Um, I need something stronger
than this though.

Mm-hmm.

-Oui, oui.
-Yes, Danni. Yeah.

Please, break it out.

Whew.

Thank you.

All right.
Puff, puff, pass.

Oh my gosh.

Thank you, Danni.

Okay.

You have it all the time.

-Are y'all serious?
-Yes.

-The baby.
-Oh, yeah.

Baby, baby.

Sorry, sorry, sorry.

I never thought something
like this would happen.

Thank God it didn't.

It could have.

It really kind of puts
things into perspective.

It does.

It makes the little things,
not matter.

At all.

I don't know about y'all,
but I never wanna go through

-that again.
-Same.

Me neither.

I hope that we--
Like, die together or something.

What?

Hold on, friend.

I mean, I'm not saying it like,
you know, at the--die.

No, I don't know.
I'm not with that.

And I'm out.

Okay, but that's not
what I meant to say.

Make it clear, Sabrina.

Because I'm gonna die old
and beautiful.

Full of Botox and fillers.

Yeah. Mm-hmm.

Yeah, that face ain't
gonna move from 40 to 90.

Have I mentioned
old and beautiful?

Maybe. I mean, for you,
but you're a little

light-skinned and--

Um, uh, what is that
supposed to mean?

I mean, the more
melanin you have--

The slower that you age.
That's all she's saying.

Chocolate. Thank you.

Does my melanin not pop?

-I mean, it pops.
-Thank you.

But let me get back to
what I was saying, please.

Listen, Sabrina,
we don't wanna talk about that.

Right.

That's--

That's not what
I'm saying, okay? I'm not--

I just don't ever want us
to ever be apart.

Okay?

-Okay.
-Okay.

I agree.

Yeah. Right.

I'm still not dying with you.

At all.

Yeah, Karen.
That was scary.

I mean--

It's sad.

I'm so sorry about your shop.

I don't even want
to think about it.

It was scary while
it was happening, so--

-What made you go inside there?
-I know. I shouldn't have.

Yeah, when you see smoke,
you run the other direction.

Stop, drop and roll.
Smokey the Bear.

Just remember all those things.

Yeah. True.

Don't start forest fires.
Just hold--

Yes.

Yeah. Right.

Just run like Zac
was running to you.

No. No.

Please.
No, we can't do that.

No. Danni, don't.
Don't.

I don't think we
should talk about that.

I agree with Sabrina.

Did I miss something?

No.

She has to let him go.

Right. Okay.
So let it go.

But she noticed.

-She didn't see.
-Danni.

Can we not talk about
it like she's not here?

She knows it.
She saw it.

Danni.

You know who else noticed?

That damn Fatima
didn't say a word.

Yeah. Maybe she was
hoping I was dead.

-She was not!
-That's gross.

-You don't know that.
-I know she wasn't hoping

-you were dead.
-All right. Fine.

-It's a joke, okay?
-Stop it.

No, it's not the time
to be joking either.

I know.

But you did notice for sure,
didn't you?

Danni.

-[Karen] I did .
-She did.

And you know what?

It don't matter, but Fatima,
the look on her face.

Zac has moved on.
We all know that.

Yeah, but just then, that
didn't look like him moving on.

Okay. Nope.
We are not doing this, okay?

Because she's your
best friend, right?

No. We're all friends.
Okay?

And you all are my friends.

Well, tragedy makes you
show your true feelings.

It does.
And you're alive and well.

And we are all alive and well,
so I am now going to go home.

Sit down, Andi.

-No, I--
-You are home.

Dumb b*tch.

Oh, yes I am.

Oh, yes I am.

Yes.

My home.

Right.

This is good.
This is good.

I only buy the good stuff.

Mm-hmm. You did.
This is good.

Mm-hmm, but let's just
change the subject.

Yes?

All right.
Just all I'm saying is--

I'd like to be a fly
on the wall at their house

as they talk about us.

Yeah. I bet you would.

Have you talked to Ms. Lisa?

No. I ain't talked to her yet.

I think that maybe
you should call her.

Trying to change the subject.

-Yes, I am.
-You're doing a good job.

Thank you.

All right, but back to Zac.

Um, how about we not?
Okay, everybody's gotta leave.

-Huh?
-Yeah. Okay.

We're not doing this.
Okay?

Didn't you invite us here?

We're not leaving just
because we're talking about

Zac and Fatima.

Let's talk about something
more interesting like Preston

and Calvin being there today.

How do you explain that?

You know you could let me live.
You could, you could.

I try.

But you know what?
I don't care.

I'll tell you.
That girl he had in town.

Yeah, he left her at the hotel
to come talk to me.

He sure did.

-What?
-Are you serious?

Thank God he did though.

-Damn Danni.
-Nothing. Don't worry about it.

Well, I think you should
tell us what happened.

Can we just talk about Karen?

Danni. Let's talk about Danni.

Mm-hmm.

We're not talking about that.
You feel fine?

Yeah. Um, get your hand off me.
I'm fine. Okay?

But I do have a subject change.

Okay.

And it's a big one.

When I was at the hospital,
my doctor came to check on me.

And she told me--
who the baby's father is.

Wait. What?

Did we just hear that right?

Oh, we heard it.
We heard it.

I know who the father is.

So are you gonna tell us?

Okay. Out of respect,
I just wanna tell him first.

[Karen] Next on
Sistas...

I'm sensing Aaron's baby.

Really?

Mm-hmm. Those preacher sperm
have something to prove.

Can I come over?

I don't know if you
want to see me like this.

-Why?
-I'm next level.

I have no clue what
I'm gonna say.

So I told her
I wanted to be friends

and she went a little crazy.
That's it.

'Cause women just go crazy.

Oh my God.
No, you don't get it.

You're not gonna drive me crazy.

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