Deadly Obsession (2024)

[bunniefuu]

(graphic shuttering)

(suspenseful music)

Robert.

Robert.

(suspenseful music continues)

(phone ringing)

Wait, the police are on the way.

You.

Look for the light and

you'll know I'm home

(gentle music)

In the dawn of first light

The sun dance of daylight

Would you wait for me?

As the days dance wildly

And the winds bring memories

Spinning round my head

Would you wait for me

This is good news, right?

Right?

Would you wait for me

To come home

Brielle, open the door.

Bri, come on.

Look for the light and

you'll know I'm home

Hey, I'm sorry.

Come on, talk to me, please.

Would you wait for me

Hey, well, I'm gonna be late for work.

We can talk about it

when I get back tonight.

Sorry.

(somber music)

Look, we can't do this anymore.

[Brielle] What do you mean?

[Robert] You know I'm

getting married in a few weeks.

It's over between us.

[Brielle] If you walk out

that door, you'll regret it.

Look, I gotta go.

Robert, Robert.

Hey, Rob, you catch

that game last night?

Aye, you know I did.

Did your wife's sister come over?

Nah, nah, she's still away at college.

Hey, look, next time you see her,

put in a good word for me,

Man, I'm in the dog house.

I need to go worry myself.

Damn, what you do this time?

I don't know, man.

I mean, I get that,

you know she's still

grieving her mom's death

and she just got laid off from work,

but she seems to be on the

edge about everything, bro.

And now she's stuck on

wanting a baby and nah,

I'm not sure I want kids,

man, especially right now.

Hey, look, why can't you

talk to Kirsten yourself?

I did.

She said she looks at me like a brother.

(chuckles) Well, I don't

know what to tell you, man.

You better keep trying.

She'll come around.

Look man, I'm trying to

get ready for this meeting.

Know it's a big one today.

Oh yeah, oh yeah.

All right, I'm gonna

catch you in the meeting.

All right.

(upbeat music)

(upbeat music continues)

What are you still doing here?

Just trying to finish out

some last minute reports

so I can have a stress free weekend.

Oh, you and Brielle got special plans

for this weekend, huh?

Nah, not this time, man.

You don't have anything

planned for tonight,

or this weekend?

No, what am I missing something?

Don't tell me you forgot again.

Forgot what, man?

Rob, today is your anniversary.

Please tell me this a joke.

Oh sh*t man, I gotta go.

sh*t.

I see why you stay in the dog house.

(mellow music)

Damn.

(mellow music continues)

Hey, baby, happy anniversary.

Don't hey baby me.

You forgot, didn't you?

Look, I've been working

on this big project

at work, time got away from me.

Let me guess you're sorry.

Look, Bri, I promise you, I'm going-

- Make it up to me.

I'm still waiting on you

to make up my birthday,

Valentine's Day and our

anniversary from last year.

We've been married three years, Robert,

and you've forgotten our

anniversary every single year.

Bri, I've been working my a*s off,

trying to hold this house

down and pay all these bills,

and I don't ask you for anything.

And I've been very patient with you

since you've been laid off.

You are the one who

told me to take my time

and find my passion.

Well, did you find it yet?

Because I don't see any progress, Bri.

What about the classes you started taking?

The real estate class,

the photography class,

the travel agent class.

That $3 jewelry you

supposed to be selling,

had you done that yet?

What about the book you started writing?

Had you finished that yet?

Go to hell.

I'm already there.

What?

You heard me.

All we do is argue.

I never get to come home to peace.

I never get to relax in my own home.

Why is everything so on edge with you?

Are you cheating on me?

Wow, so that's what this is about.

That's exactly what this is about.

I know you sleeping with somebody.

Robert, you hear me talking to you?

I know you hear me talking to you.

Answer me, Robert.

Give it a rest, Bri.

Haven't you had enough already?

If you still thought

I was cheating on you,

why'd you even marry me?

I ask myself that every day.

Wow, I bust my a*s out here every day

making sure you have nothing but the best.

You live in a nice house,

you drive a nice car

and you don't work for nothing,

but you can't wash a damn dish.

Yeah, you always

complaining about something

and accusing me of everything.

I wouldn't be accusing you

if you didn't give me a reason to.

I made a few mistakes in the

beginning of our relationship

and you've been making me

pay for them ever since.

When is it gonna stop, Bri?

I don't play when it

comes to my wedding vows.

And when I said I do, I meant it.

Please tell me, what have I

done since we've been married

and makes you think I'm still cheating?

Oh, see, don't get quiet now.

I want kids, Robert.

You said that once we got

married, we'll talk about it.

It's been three years and

every time there's a chance

that I'm pregnant, I

take the pregnancy test

and it's negative.

And you are relieved.

I'm not bringing kids into this, Bri.

All we do is argue.

So, you don't want kids?

Not right now.

Well, when?

I don't know.

Well, if you don't want kids,

I'll find someone who does.

You keep talking like that,

and you will be finding someone else.

What is wrong with you?

When is it gonna stop, Bri?

Leave it alone or else?

Or else what?

What are you gonna do?

You know what?

This ain't working.

Bri, I've been trying holding

on to some sort of hope

that things will get better, but it's not.

What are you saying?

I can't do this anymore.

I want a divorce.

We too young to be going

through all of this.

I'm leaving.

Going to Jeremy's.

I'll get my lawyer to send

the paperwork on Monday.

Where are you going?

Robert, if you walk out

that door, it's over.

(door thuds)

(somber music)

I can't believe he wants a divorce.

What are you gonna do?

[Brielle] Girl, I don't know.

Well, do you have any

proof that he's cheating?

Well, no, but.

Bri, why are you doing this to yourself?

If you don't have any proof,

then there's no right,

you're gonna drive him away for good.

What about counseling?

I mean, to be honest, sis,

I think it might be too late.

He seemed pretty upset.

You know what?

I'm just gonna take this

drive and try to clear my mind

and see what the heck is

going on at mom's house.

Do you need me to

come home this weekend?

You know I will.

No, I want you to

concentrate on those midterms.

I'll be fine, but just in

case, just stay by your phone.

Okay, sis.

Well, I'll talk to you soon.

I love you.

[Brielle] I love you more.

All right, bye.

[Brielle] Bye.

(pensive music)

(doorbell rings)

Come in.

Oh, Hey, Ms. Frances.

Well, hey, baby, I see your car outside.

Why are you here so late?

Everything okay?

I don't know.

I got a call from the

alarm company earlier today

and they said it was some

kind of suspicious activity

happening, but called

the police department

and the alarm company

and they said they never

received a call so.

And that's strange.

I've been sitting on the porch all day.

I ain't seen or heard nothing.

And you know, don't nothing get past

Miss Frances' eyes over here.

That's true.

I'm always looking out

for my girl house over here.

You know, if she was still here,

we'll be somewhere doing a

two step, little jigaboo.

I sure do miss her.

I know you do, Ms. Frances.

You was like a sister to her.

And you know what?

Just thank you for always

being a friend of her.

You are welcome.

But look, did you and your sister decide

what y'all gonna do with this house?

Man, it's just sitting here.

I don't know, I might be moving into it.

So you and your husband

gonna leave the country life,

and come down here to the city life.

I mean, it'll be nice to

have a younger generation

in the neighborhood and maybe

some little kids soon, huh?

Oh, okay then.

Well, I cook some

cornbread and some chili.

I can bring you a bowl

tonight or tomorrow,

whichever one you want.

Okay, that sounds good.

Okay, well look, anytime

you need Ms. Frances,

you know I'm always here, right?

Yeah, I know.

Okay, as long as you know.

- I know, Ms. Frances.

- All right.

All right, Ms. Frances.

You still got my phone number?

Yes, Ms. Frances, I got you.

All right, okay.

All right, come on, lock the door.

All right, Ms Frances.

Bye-bye.

Good night.

(mellow music)

(phone ringing)

Hello.

[Brielle] Hey sis, what you doing?

Girl, nothing.

Studying for this midterm.

What's going on with mom's house?

You know, it's the weirdest thing.

I get there and when I call

the police, and alarm company,

they say they didn't get a call.

And then when I called the

number back that called me,

it was a non-working number.

Yeah, that is weird.

Are you on the way back?

Nah, I'm just gonna stay

at mom's for the night.

I'm not ready to go back

to the house just yet,

but I am about to head out right quick

to grab some food though.

Okay, well, just be careful

and let me know when you get back in,

just so I know you're safe.

Okay, I will.

- All right.

- All right.

(mellow music)

Hi, how many in your party?

It's just me and I'll

probably just get takeout.

Okay, I'll just get you a menu.

Thank you.

You are welcome.

Brielle.

Hey, how you doing?

I'm good.

Well, you look good.

Thanks.

I'm sorry, do I know you?

Oh, Quincy.

Quincy Wright.

We went to high school together.

I sat behind you at graduation.

Quincy Wright.

The Quincy Wright I went to school with

was about 300 pounds heavier,

wore thick black glasses, had braces,

and had the most annoying

laugh like it was just.

Quincy?

Yeah.

Oh wow, okay, how are you?

I'm good, life's good.

Very good, I see.

(Quincy chuckling)

You want to grab a bite

to eat, maybe catch up.

I'm sorry, you probably got plans, right?

Actually, I don't.

So I would love to sit

down and have a chat.

(Quincy chuckling)

Table for two, please.

Cool, it's nice to see you.

So, have any kids, you married?

Divorced, and no kids.

Oh, okay, well, I'm sorry

to hear about your divorce.

Don't be, he was a*usive.

He was a fool to treat you that way.

Yeah, well, what about you?

Married, any kids?

I'm single.

You know, never been married, no kids.

But I would like to start a

family, you know, someday soon.

You know, I love kids.

I thought you moved outta town.

I did, actually.

I'm just here checking on my mom's house.

Oh, is everything okay?

Everything's good.

Okay.

Oh, by the way, I'm sorry to

hear about your sister, Lala.

I followed her journey on social media.

[Doctor] Mr. Wright, I'm sorry,

but there's nothing else

we can do for your sister.

[Quincy] Doc, please, she's all I have.

[Doctor] I know, but her

body is rejecting the treatment

and the cancer is spreading rapidly.

[Quincy] Well, what about more chemo

or radiation or like...

[Doc] Mr. Wright, look,

hospice is on the way

to talk to you.

I'm sorry.

[Waitress] Anything else?

No, no, we're ready

for the check, please.

- Thank you.

- Thanks.

(chuckles) You know what?

That's a beautiful bracelet you got on.

Thank you.

It was a gift from my mom actually.

It's my birthstone, September 12th.

Oh, Virgo, okay.

Okay, I'm a Capricorn, December 28th.

Oh, okay, Christmas baby.

Yeah, yeah, it's a blessing and a curse.

You know, my Christmas

and birthday present

are always wrapped into one gift

when my parents were alive, you know?

But once my sister stepped

in to take care of me,

you know, after they passed,

she made sure to separate

the two. (chuckles)

So you dating anybody?

No, not really.

What about you?

Nah, I've been on a few

dates, but nothing too serious.

So what's your idea of a perfect date?

- Perfect date?

- Hmm.

Hmm, I'll have to say ordering takeout,

and sitting at home binge

watching cheesy rom-coms

on streaming apps all day.

(laughs) Okay, okay, I can dig it.

I can definitely dig that.

[Waitress] Thank you, come again.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

I got it.

Are you sure?

- Of course.

- Okay.

Well, what do you do for a living?

Electrician.

I actually just signed

my first big contract,

250 single family homes.

Wow, okay, congratulations.

Yeah, thank you, thank you.

Well, I'm in the process

of getting my real estate license,

so maybe you can throw

some business my way.

Oh, definitely, definitely.

Okay.

Oh, also there seems to be

some kinda electrical issues

happening at my mom's house.

Maybe if you have some time,

you can come and check it out.

Oh, absolutely.

I'm free tomorrow morning.

Tomorrow morning would be great.

All right, hey, just

text me the address.

[Brielle] Okay.

(mellow music)

You and I

How did we get so tight

Well, thank you.

I did have a really good afternoon.

Yeah, me too, me too. (chuckles)

Thanks again, and I'll see you tomorrow.

All right, tomorrow.

Okay.

Stuck in time

Now it's all done

(ominous music)

Hey, hey, who's out there?

(suspenseful music)

I said who's out there?

Okay, I bet I call the police.

I bet you that.

Mind your business old lady.

Go in the house.

Old lady?

Oh, I got your old lady.

Hold on, where's my cell?

I got your old lady.

We don't play them games around here.

(suspenseful music)

Yeah, watch me call the police.

- (shovel clanks)

- Shut up.

(door thudding)

Who the hell is that

knocking like the police.

Hi, can I help you?

Hi, I'm Detective Rhodes.

We're currently investigating a death

that occurred at 6404 Spoon Lane.

A death?

Who was it?

Ms. Frances Smith.

Do you know her?

I just saw her.

What happened?

Well, it appears she fell

and hit her head last night,

and her brother found her

this morning unresponsive.

So as a part of the investigation,

we're canvassing the neighborhood,

just questioning all the neighbors.

And because you were

listed as one of the owners

of the property, we just wanted to see

if you have a security system

or anything they might

be able to check out.

I do have a security system.

I can check it the next

time I go to the house.

Okay, that'll be good.

Give you my card.

I'll be in touch, okay?

Okay.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

(mellow music)

Thanks again for stopping by.

Oh, no problem.

All right, that should fix it.

(chuckles) Cool.

All right, so just let me know

if you have any other issues.

Okay.

Also, there was a short in

your security system wire.

So I hope you didn't have

any important data on there

'cause it may have been erased.

Okay, that's fine.

Cool.

So what you say, we

have a little fun today?

Unless you were planning on heading back.

I was planning on heading back today,

but do I have a reason to stay?

I think you do.

What do you say we go grab a bite to eat,

check out the local

things happening today?

Or we can grab some takeout,

and binge watch rom-com

movies all day. (chuckles)

Okay, I like that.

But lemme check on my laundry.

All right, cool.

Ready?

Yeah.

The way you wanna be with me forever

The way you wanna be with me forever

I wanna be with you, you, you forever

The way you wanna be with me forever

I wish tonight did not have to end.

Who says it had to?

The way you wanna be with me forever

I wanna be with you, you, you forever

Ooh, I can't stop

fantasizing about you

Boy, your kiss and your

touch it makes me ooh

I can't front when it

comes to loving you

I'm needing you

Ooh I'm like yeah

You make me feel like the weather

When we under the cover

Ooh, ooh, ooh, I can't deny that

What are you doing?

Watching you sleep.

Why?

You just look so peaceful?

Why are you even up?

(chuckles) Your snoring woke me up.

I do not snore.

How you know what you

doing when you sleep?

Because I know.

Hmm, okay, well I got video

footage that says otherwise.

You didn't.

(Quincy chuckling)

No, no, no, no, I didn't.

I was just playing, I was just playing.

But you just look so peaceful.

I don't wanna wake you up.

I see you have all

the jokes this morning,

but I'm gonna head on out and

run to my house real quick

and get some more clothes

and I'll come back.

Okay, okay.

Well, hey look, meet me at my house later.

I can cook brunch.

Okay.

All right.

All right, that sounds nice.

- All right.

- Looking forward to it.

Okay, I'm gonna text you my address.

Okay.

(mellow music)

Robert, look, I'm just

grabbing a few things

and I'll be outta your way shortly.

Brielle.

Look, Robert, I don't wanna argue.

I've had time to process

everything and I've accepted it.

I'm even gonna fight the divorce.

Look, Bri, we both said some things

we didn't mean, all right?

At least I know I did,

but I had some time to think

about it and I'm sorry.

But you gotta believe me,

since we've been married,

I have not cheated on you.

And the only thing I'm guilty

of is being a workaholic.

I'll do whatever it

takes to make this work.

Are you sure?

I'm positive.

I like that.

Hey, come here.

I love you.

I love you too.

Wait, wait, wait.

I haven't had time to shower.

Just let me shower.

Girl, you know I like it funky.

Come here.

(pensive music)

(phone ringing)

[Automated Voice Message]

Your call has been forwarded

to an automatic voice message system.

At the tone, please record your message.

When you have finished recording,

you may hang up or press

one for more options.

(phone beeps)

Brielle, yeah, it's Quincy.

I haven't heard from you yet.

Now everything's ready, so come through.

(phone ringing)

[Automated Voice Message]

Your call has been forwarded

to an automatic voice message system.

At the tone, please record your message.

When you have finished

recording, you may hang up

or press one for more options.

(phone beeps)

Brielle, it's Quincy.

It's going straight to voicemail.

Text message is turning green.

What's going on?

Call me back as soon as you can.

All right, all right.

I guess everything's good.

All right, just gimme a call.

[Automated Voice Message]

Your call has been forwarded

to an automatic voice message system.

(mellow music)

Ah, where is she at?

(phone ringing)

[Brielle] Hello.

Sis, where have you been?

I've been trying to call you all morning.

[Brielle] I'm sorry, girl.

Robert couldn't keep his

hands off me this morning.

What? Did he hit you?

[Brielle] What? (chuckles) No, no.

He said he has some time to think

and he wants to work things out.

Oh, okay.

That's great.

That's what you wanted, right?

[Brielle] Yeah, yeah.

Lil sis, do you remember

me ever talking about

Quincy Wright from high school?

We were seniors and you were a freshman.

Hmm, chubby, buck teeth, coke

bottle glasses, goofy laugh.

(laughs) Yeah.

Yeah, what about him?

[Brielle] Well, I ran

into him last Friday night

and I didn't even recognize him.

Girl, he looked good.

Hmm, okay.

[Brielle] We ended

up having dinner, and.

Brielle, did you?

[Brielle] No, no, it was just dinner.

I really thought things

were over for Robert and I,

and Quincy was a nice distraction.

Okay, so what's wrong?

[Brielle] Well, he's

been calling me nonstop.

I was supposed to meet

up with him again today,

but I don't know how to tell

him that we can't talk anymore.

Does he know where you live?

[Brielle] No.

Oh, well, just ignore him.

He'll get the picture, sis.

[Brielle] Girl, I sure hope so.

Hmm.

(mellow music)

Babe, I got a flat tire.

I don't know what I rolled over.

I mean, I can call the insurance company.

Hey, you need help with that?

Lemme call you right back.

Quincy, what are you doing here?

I had a meeting in the area

and since you stood me up for brunch,

I figured I'd stop by

to get something to eat.

But did you want me to help you with that?

No, I just called my insurance company

and they're gonna send a tow truck.

It's no problem.

Pop the trunk.

Quincy, I said I'm fine.

And I said pop the trunk, come on.

All set.

Great.

(chuckles) So what do

you say, we hang out today?

I thought you had an appointment.

I do, but we can hang out afterwards?

I don't think so.

Okay, what about tomorrow?

Quincy, look, I just

need some space right now

and I just need to sort some things out.

Did I do something wrong?

No.

Do do you regret our weekend?

Did I make a mistake?

Quincy.

Wow, you know what? Save it.

(engine roaring)

(tires screeching)

[TV Commentator] He was open to it.

He got off balance, he got hit.

Straight, he's had his head

up high like he normally does.

And guess what?

He got comfortable.

He was k*lling himself

because he was landing in some few shots

but Gervonta Davis came in

with that beautiful overhand left.

Wow, babe, smell good in here.

What you got going on?

Well, you know, since

you had the flat tire,

I thought I saved you you

some time to cook dinner.

That's real sweet.

But we both know you ain't cook anything.

Yeah, I got us take out. (laughs)

But we gonna like our slaved

in that kitchen all day, right.

You know, I called the

insurance company today

to see if there was a

deductible on the tire,

but they said they didn't

get any calls from you today.

Well, there was this

guy in the parking lot,

and he helped me change

it since I had a spare.

Okay, well, that's a blessing.

Yeah.

But how was your day?

It was cool.

You know, Jeremy came over,

he started rambling about

how he was gonna get Kirsten,

you know, the normal.

Yeah, but I mean, outside

of that it was cool.

If only he only get over that.

I don't think he's getting

over that anytime soon.

Kirsten is not interested.

You never know.

I guess, she don't talk about him,

so well, at least not to me.

And he talks about her all day.

(bell chiming)

I'll get it.

Okay.

[TV Commentator] Scores again.

That's a jab from Garcia.

The interesting thing is Garcia

wants to land his own shot.

When he's coming forward,

he can't land it as a

counter punch to Davis.

He laid that one and they wanted to fight.

Wow, babe.

These flowers are beautiful.

Yeah, they are.

Who they from?

I don't know, let me check.

Oh, they look nice.

Yeah, they're beautiful.

[TV Commentator] And we've seen

in the past where Ryan Garcia

has a tendency to pull straight back

in a linear position.

Oh, they're from Kirsten.

She's been having a

rough time with midterms,

so I treated her to lunch today.

Oh okay, well that was nice of you.

Yeah.

[TV Commentator] That left

hook to the body by Garcia.

[TV Commentator] Yeah,

Garcia knocked Luke Campbell

out with that.

He would like to get

that left hook in but-

- Oh, but I'm sorry,

what was you saying about Jeremy?

Nah, you know, just the normal.

Him talking about Kirsten, daydreaming.

(phone ringing)

Who be calling the house phone?

We don't give our number out.

Hello.

[Quincy] Ignoring my calls, are we?

- (suspenseful music)

- What the hell.

Quincy, how did you get this number?

[Quincy] Don't worry about all that.

Just know that I know a lot

more than you think I know.

Look, Quincy just stop.

Stop with the phone calls,

stop with the flowers.

[Quincy] Flowers, what

are you talking about?

Look, Quincy it's over.

Just stop or I'm calling the police.

[Quincy] And tell him what?

About our affair.

Yeah, see you soon.

[TV Commentator] Goes of the right hand

and goes for the hook and

then moves to his left.

Who is that?

Very annoying telemarketer.

Okay.

You know, I've been thinking,

I think I'm ready to start that family.

You serious?

Yeah.

What you doing?

I'm getting ready to start this family.

Come on, let's go.

[Robert] Hey, calm down.

We got all night.

Let's eat first.

[Brielle] I'm ready for desserts.

We not eating.

Oh no, we not.

(mellow music)

(mellow music continues)

So tell me again, what

seems to be the problem?

I think I'm being stalked.

You're being stalked?

Yes, I'm being stalked.

By who?

An old friend from high school

that I ran into about a month or so ago.

Quincy Wright.

Why do you think he's stalking you?

Because he's constantly calling me.

He's been sending me flowers.

What is he doing that

constitutes stalking?

Is he showing up at your job?

Has he threatened you and your family?

No, not yet.

And I don't wanna wait until he does.

What evidence do you have?

I need something.

Do you have a call log or a card

that he's sending in the flowers?

I erased my call log,

but I do have a card

that came with one of the flowers he sent.

Listen, this could

have come from anyone.

There's no name on this.

But, detective, I know Quincy sent this.

So what are you expecting me to do?

Look, I came to you because

you seem passionate about

your job and catching criminals.

Can't you just give him

a warning, arrest him,

do something to make him stop.

Based off of what evidence, Brielle?

You know what? Forget it.

Listen, listen, listen,

I want to help you,

but there are policies and procedures

that we have to follow.

We can't just go around

falsely accusing people.

Falsely accusing?

I'm the victim and yet you're treating me

like I'm the criminal.

According to you, the

only thing this guy's done

is called you a few times

and sent you some flowers.

Do you know how many women would love

to receive a phone call

and flowers from a man?

Hell, give him my wife's number.

Is this a joke to you?

Am I a joke to you?

You know what?

Is there somebody else I can talk to?

Because you are not taking

this seriously at all.

Hey, hey, hey, that's not true.

We have a lot of cases here.

You see this?

A lot of cases.

We're overworked, underpaid.

So before I go adding

another one to the list,

I need evidence that a crime has occurred.

But you can always go

down to the courthouse,

file for a restraining order.

And without evidence, it's

gonna be hard to get more.

What other evidence do you need?

A dead body.

Because by then it'll be too late.

(phone ringing)

Phylis, this is Detective Rhodes.

Can you run the name, Quincy

Wright through the system

and tell me what you find out.

Okay, thanks.

(upbeat music)

Morning.

Hey, babe.

You remember my friend Chris, right?

Yes, what about him?

Well, he's a broker at

the real estate company

he's been working at and he's looking

for a few people to join his team.

I messaged him.

Thought you might be interested.

Yes, I'm definitely interested.

Okay, cool.

Well, he said you can stop by

the office anytime this week

and he'll give you some more information.

Okay, that actually sounds good.

Cool.

Thank you.

Now, I have a surprise for you.

What is this?

It's not my birthday.

What is this?

- Wait, are you?

- Yes.

- [Robert] Does this mean?

- Yes.

[Robert] Are you sure?

Yes.

Like, you're for real right now?

Yes.

Oh my gosh, I'm gonna be a dad.

Yes.

I went to the doctor yesterday

and I found out on seven weeks pregnant.

Man, oh my God, I can't

believe I'm gonna be a dad.

I never thought that anyone would find

The time to get in my mind

But you're the one that figured it out

It's crazy how people coming around

And claim they holding you down

But you're the one that figured it out

I can't believe I'm gonna be a dad.

Yes.

Oh, literally, here we come.

We gotta get matching

jerseys, matching sneakers.

Oh, this gonna be-

- What if it's a girl?

Nah, we need a boy first

to protect his little sister.

Okay, I guess as long as it's

healthy, it doesn't matter.

It's crazy how people coming around

And claim they holding you down

Oh, I can't believe this, babe.

(upbeat music)

Hey, congratulations on

getting your real estate license.

Thank you.

They do say the third time's the charm.

Hmm, that test is no joke.

I think I stopped counting maybe

after the fifth attempt. (chuckles)

Anyway, I don't know if Robert's told you.

I'm really looking to pull maybe one

or two agents on the team

if you are interested.

Business is really

starting to pick up for me

and I got more clients than

I can handle right now.

Yes, I'm definitely interested

and I think I'll be a great

addition to your team.

Good, I would love to have you.

Just so you know, I have a

very good personal relationship

with all of my clients.

I treat them like they're family

and I would expect for you to do the same.

Yes, I surely will.

Good, okay.

Well, here's a welcome package for you

and there's a video in

there for you to watch

and paperwork for you to sign and return.

Look everything over and

just get that back to me

by the end of the week.

Actually, I can get

it back to you tomorrow.

That's great.

Once that's done, I got

a client who's looking

to buy a house in the

King's Colony subdivision.

King's Colony.

Those are million dollar homes.

Yeah, I know.

So if you can close this

deal, commission is yours.

I'm not sure if I'm ready

for a million dollar contract this year.

You're ready, you're

ready, you're ready.

Plus I'll be with you the whole time.

Well, thank you.

Thank you for this opportunity.

Hey, if your work ethic is anything

like your husband's, you'll be fine.

Now if you have any questions

about the paperwork,

just see Donna up front and

she'll help you out, okay?

- [Brielle] Okay.

- Welcome to the team.

Thank you.

(upbeat music)

Hey, babe.

Hey, babe, how was your day?

It was good, it was good.

You know, I've been thinking

I think you might need something bigger.

What do you mean?

I mean, I figured since

we got the baby coming,

we need a bigger car

for the basketball team

we gonna have. (chuckles)

I don't know about all of that.

But can we afford that right now?

I'll sell my bike.

But babe, you love that bike?

I do, but I love you more, okay?

Can your husband get some dinner?

I'm starving.

- All right.

- Thank you.

I love you. (chuckles)

(suspenseful music)

(doorbell rings)

[Robert] Hey, babe, can you get that?

What the hell are you doing here?

Hey, you called about the bike, right?

Yeah.

Sorry, I forgot your name.

- Quincy, Quincy.

- Robert.

This is my wife, Brielle.

- We'll be in the garage.

- Yeah.

Here we go.

Okay.

- What you think?

- It's nice.

It's nice, man.

So how long y'all been married?

Three years.

Three long, long, long years.

I mean, it can't be that bad, can it?

Nah, nah, it's not.

I mean, marriage is mostly

compromising, communicating.

I mean, every day's not gonna

be great, but it's worth it.

You know I put this seat

on for my wife to ride on.

She's only ridden on it once.

Last weekend to be exact.

So how come you're getting rid of it?

Oh, I'm about to be a dad.

Yeah, yeah, so thought I'll

settle down, be a family man.

Oh wow, congratulations, man.

Yeah, I appreciate it, thanks.

(suspenseful music)

So, what you think?

You want it?

- Yeah.

- Okay, cool.

Come on, Kirsten, answer the phone.

Answer the phone.

Hey, babe, he's gonna take the bike.

Just gotta check on his

bank in the morning.

Okay, great.

You got it smelling good in here.

Dinner almost ready?

In about 10 more minutes.

Why don't you stay for dinner, Quincy?

Oh, I don't wanna impose on

you and your beautiful wife.

Babe, I'm sure he has

family to get home to.

Actually, I don't.

(suspenseful music)

Okay, well you should stay for dinner.

Cool.

Great.

Babe, you barely touched your food.

You feeling all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Hey, you know, Quincy says

he's from your hometown.

You two don't know each other?

No, I don't think so.

You know that's a beautiful

bracelet you have on.

Oh yeah, her mother gave it to her

before she passed, her birthstone.

Oh, sapphire.

Okay, so you must be a Virgo.

Yeah, September 12th.

- What?

- Yeah.

My birthday September 12th.

- What, really?

- Yeah.

That's crazy, right?

Yeah, he is.

No, Quincy's an electrician.

You know, we need some

work done at the job.

So when I go in tomorrow,

I'm see if he can do it.

What?

Why would you do that?

He lives over 30 minutes away.

Babe, I'm sure he doesn't wanna

take that drive every day.

If the money's right, I'd do it.

I mean, hey, anything worth having

is worth driving a distance for.

So your husband tells me

you are a real estate agent.

You know, I may be in the market for,

you know, a place up here soon.

Maybe you can help me.

Yeah, that'd be great.

Your first client.

Well this tea's running right through me.

I'll be right back.

(suspenseful music)

Is everything all right, my dear?

Don't my dear me.

And what's what this

act you're putting on.

Whatever do you mean?

Cut the bull, Quincy.

You cut the bull.

You forget about the Academy

award-winning performance

that you put on last month.

You told me that you were divorced

and that your husband was a*usive,

but that sure as hell don't

know what the case today.

We were separated.

Oh, okay, so did you tell him about me?

What is there to tell?

Some people tell me

I was gonna be a dad.

[Brielle] What are you talking about?

You pregnant, right?

Yes, with my husband's baby.

You sure about that.

Yes, I'm sure.

What are you talking about?

We made love multiple times that night

and once that morning.

And I didn't use protection not one time.

No, oh.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

(chuckles) We about to be

one big happy blended family.

You know Quincy Junior, a

nice ring to it. (chuckles)

What I miss?

Okay.

You know it's getting kind of late,

I need to get on off the road.

Oh man, you can't leave

without having dessert.

Look, my wife bakes this cake.

The best cake you will ever taste.

I mean, it's so good it'll

leave you begging for more.

Huh.

It's really not all that.

Oh, you know I love how a

piece of your wife's cake.

Yeah, her cake's what got me.

Hey, babe, bring this

man, a piece of your cake.

Yeah, I'm sure it's a nice and moist.

It really is.

Hey, hey, what you waiting on?

Give this man a piece of your cake.

Thanks for coming by.

Man, oh, no problem.

Thanks for the hospitality.

- Really appreciate it.

- Yeah.

I'm gonna get with

the bank in the morning

and I'm gonna get back with you.

- I'll give you a call.

- Okay.

- All right.

- That's cool.

Hey look, I'm going to hit you up about

that contract working my job too.

Okay, great.

- Very great.

- Cool.

And we're having a cookout this weekend.

You should come through.

Okay, sure, what time?

Around four o'clock.

All right, should I bring anything?

Nah, just bring yourself, man.

- All right, sounds good.

- Cool.

All right, see you then.

All right, see you later.

I'm going to bed.

What I'd do?

(pensive music)

Hey, how you feeling?

I'm better.

Did the doctor say what

caused the miscarriage?

No.

Do you think it was stress from Quincy?

Look, I think you should tell

Robert that you know Quincy.

What?

No, why would I do that?

Because you don't want things

to blow up in your face.

Bri, you don't know what

this guy is capable of

or what tricks he has up his sleeve.

What would you do if him

and Robert became friends?

You already said he was trying

to offer him a contracting

job at his firm.

Look, this is getting a little too braces.

Robert and Quincy becoming friends.

Girl, that would never happen.

Robert is very particular

on who he hangs out with.

Hmm, and I'm sure you

weren't expecting Robert

to invite him over for dinner

that night or offer him a job.

All right, you're right.

That completely took me off guard.

Quincy is very cunning.

Hmm, I would have

loved to have been a fly

on that wall that night.

Really, sis?

You're supposed to have my back.

Okay, okay.

But now that I think about it,

I wonder if it really was a coincidence

that Quincy found my husband's online ad.

What do you mean?

I mean, I found it strange

that he knew my husband

was selling a bike.

Robert had and I have been doing so good.

We've been getting along,

we are communicating better

and things are just better

than they ever been.

I don't wanna mess things up.

I hope that's the last I see of Quincy.

(mellow music)

Babe, I really think

this might be too much

for you since the miscarriage.

I mean, we can always reschedule.

I told you I'm fine.

Plus being surrounded by family of friends

just might be a good distraction.

Are you sure?

Yes, I'm sure.

Now go start the grill up.

All right.

(somber music)

You good, bro?

Rob, Rob.

What the hell, you good?

Yeah, yeah, I'm good, I'm good.

No, you're not bro.

What's going on?

I don't know, man.

Well, Bri's been acting kind

of different lately, man.

She not really telling me

what's going on either.

But what do you think it is?

I don't know, man.

I mean, I know she not cheating on me

or anything like that, but

there's definitely something

different about her.

She's more on edge than usual.

What's going on. man?

- What's up?

- Sorry I'm late.

Oh, you good, you good.

Oh, brought y'all some wine.

I appreciate it.

Jeremy, this is Quincy.

Quincy, Jeremy.

Nice to meet you.

(suspenseful music)

Hey, Bri, come over here.

Yes. (chuckles)

(ominous music)

Are you okay?

I'm fine.

- [Robert] What's wrong?

- I said I'm fine.

Hey, Rob.

You see what I mean?

Yeah, I'll go check on her, Rob.

Hey, is everything okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Who's the guy there talking to Robert?

I don't know, some guy he just met.

I don't know why I got

this weird vibe about him.

Like what?

I can't quite put my

finger on it just yet,

but I'll figure it out.

You need me to take anything out?

No, I'm good.

- Thanks, Jeremy.

- All right.

Look, I'm sorry, I don't

know what came over me.

Why didn't you tell me you

were inviting extra people?

I didn't think it'd be a problem.

What the hell?

What are you doing?

Are you crazy?

Haven't you figured it out by now?

Crazy for you, baby.

Get out.

Look me in my eyes.

Tell me you don't want me.

Look me in my eyes and tell me

you don't want it one more time.

I don't want you.

Why?

I have a whole damn husband.

You wasn't worry about your

husband a couple months ago.

Get out.

Fine.

Got a date later on with Kirsten anyway.

I figured I'd keep it all in the family.

Is everything okay?

You've got some nerve.

After everything I told you,

you're going on a date with this dude.

What? What are you talking about?

You know what?

You get out, and you get out.

Both of you, get out, and leave now.

What's going on in here?

I want both of them to get out.

You know what?

Everybody, just get out.

The party is over.

(somber music)

So we gonna talk about

what happened today?

Bri, we supposed to be

working on things but we can't

if you're not communicating with me.

First you go off for my

boy, then your sister.

You kick everybody out and you

don't give me an explanation.

Your boy?

Since when did Quincy become your boy?

What do you even know about this guy?

What do you know about him

to be giving him such a hard time?

He's not who you think he is.

Okay, well, who is he?

It's the miscarriage, ain't it?

See, I knew we should have rescheduled.

It is not the miscarriage.

Look, I know Quincy, okay?

What?

We went to high school together.

We ran into each other a few months ago

and we ended up grabbing food together.

Why are you just now telling me this?

Did you sleep with him?

No.

Okay, so what is this all about?

He won't leave me alone.

He's constantly calling me,

popping up in random places.

I can't believe he

just now telling me this.

I mean, I had this man in my house.

I offered this man a job.

This is too much.

(phone ringing)

Hello.

Oh, okay, I'm on my way.

What's wrong?

That was the hospital.

Kirsten's been in a car accident.

They said she's stable

but she's unconscious.

They said it might be a couple

of days before she wakes up.

I'm gonna head there now.

(phone ringing)

Hello.

Sorry to hear about Kirsten,

and what happened to her is nuts.

I'm sure it's a lot of

guilt to lug around.

Quincy, what the hell do you want?

I'm just checking on you.

Now, baby.

Don't ever call me again.

Or what?

You know you should be

a little nicer to me

or else you might end up like your sister.

Go to hell.

(Quincy chuckling)

Save me a seat.

(phone rings)

Hello.

Hey, how's your sister?

The doctor said she's

still unconscious but stable.

She'll be able to recover.

Are you gonna talk about any of this?

What is there to talk about?

Bri, you know, if the

shoe was on my other foot,

you'd have a fit.

What is it that you want me to say?

I mean, I wanna know

what's going on with you.

I wanna know why you acting funny.

I'm trying to make this work, Bri,

and you've been doing so good.

Talk to me, please.

There's nothing to talk about.

I'm just stressed.

Damn it, Bri, tell me something.

Look, I have a showing

in less than an hour

on a $2.1 million home.

I'll be home shortly and

yeah, I'm gonna be late.

(concrete truck beeping)

(phone ringing)

(suspenseful music)

You really gonna.

Quincy.

Quincy, I know you hear me talking to you.

Quincy, roll down this window.

Quincy.

I am so sorry.

I thought y'all were somebody else.

I'm so sorry.

(engine roars)

(somber music)

(exhales) Get it together, Bri.

(phone rings)

Hello.

I'm fine.

Hold on.

Hello.

Now?

Okay, I'm on the way.

Babe, that was Chris.

He wants me to come in so I'll

just talk to you later, okay?

I just got a call from an upset client.

What happened today?

Look, I'm sorry, it was

just a misunderstanding.

I thought there was somebody else.

I don't care who you thought it was.

When I sent a client to you,

I expect them to be treated like family.

I had no idea that you

treated your family this way.

It's not how I treat family.

And like I said, I'm sorry.

I promise it won't happen again.

I'm sorry.

I'm gonna have to let you go.

Chris, no.

Take your keys to the front to Donna.

Chris, wait.

Please, if you just gimme another chance.

Listen, they're pressing charges.

They're filing a complaint

against you to the board.

You are in danger of losing

your license permanently.

What's going on with you?

Get some help.

You can leave.

(glass humming)

What the hell?

Quincy, what the hell are you doing here?

I was just in the area and

I was just like on my way to-

- Cut the bull, Quincy, you

are never just in the area.

You are following me.

I really was in the area.

I was on my way to pay Kirsten

a visit at the hospital.

Leave Kirsten alone or I'll k*ll you.

I'll hunt you down and

gut you like a fish.

And I mean every word that I say, try me.

(chuckles) Is that a threat?

No, I'm sure the police

would love to hear that.

I'll k*ll you.

(Quincy chuckling)

I'm gonna.

(suspenseful music)

Excuse me, sorry to pop up on you,

but I'm the one that called you earlier.

Oh, no problem.

- It's right over here.

- Okay.

Was the owner a friend

of yours or something?

She's my sister.

She survived?

Yeah, but she still

in the hospital though.

Did she have any enemies?

No, none that I can think of.

Why do you ask?

I noticed the few of the lug

nuts on her car was missing.

Now it could have very well

been caused by the accident

or it could have caused the accident.

Did you tell the police this?

I noted it in the report.

Come on, Detective

Rhodes, answer the phone.

(suspenseful music)

Quincy.

Quincy, open up the g*dd*mn

door, Quincy. Quincy.

What the hell?

Quincy, I know you hear me.

Brielle?

Shawna.

Hey, girl, haven't seen

you since high school.

How are you?

I'm good, thanks for asking.

How are you?

I'm good.

You live around here?

Yeah, I live just a few blocks over.

But what are you doing over here?

Well, I...

I didn't know you talked to Quincy.

[Brielle] I don't, I just-

- Are you looking for him?

No, I just-

- I think I seen him leave just about

a little over an hour ago.

Oh, okay.

Shawna, what do you know about Quincy now?

(scoffs) What do you mean?

Well, he seems a little different

from high school.

How is he?

I mean, we dated a few years ago.

Oh really?

Yeah, things started off really great.

Quincy was the perfect gentleman

but he couldn't get over

the death of his sister

and he just got so obsessed

with taking revenge out on the people

he thought were responsible for her death.

I thought she died from cancer.

She did but Quincy blames the doctors

and the donors for her death.

- [Brielle] Oh.

- Why you ask?

I ran into him just not too long ago

and something seemed a little off of him,

so I was just curious.

Well, family was really

important to Quincy

and with the passing of his sister

and the fact that he cannot

have kids of his own,

it just took a toll on him.

I mean he really wanted to be able

to carry on his family name.

Wait, what?

What did you say about kids?

Quincy can't have any kids.

How do you know he can't have kids?

Well let's just say

after months of trying,

we finally decided to go to the doctor

and I wasn't the problem

and Quincy was devastated.

Oh okay, that's interesting.

Well look, it was good

catching up with you,

but I'm gonna go ahead

and get back to my room,

but I'll let Quincy know

that you stopped by.

No, no, you don't have to do that.

I'm gonna surprise him.

But it was good seeing you too.

You too. (chuckles)

(somber music)

What's wrong?

What's this?

It's an emergency restraining order.

On who?

On you from Quincy.

What?

Bri, have you been

constantly calling him?

What are you talking about?

Yeah, he sent me this video

of you damn near breaking his door down.

And then he sent me screenshots

of all the texts and calls

you been sending him.

He didn't wanna go to the police

but he didn't know what else to do.

He's lying.

It's the other way around.

He's stalking me.

Really?

Because it sure as hell

don't look that way.

Look, it is not what it looks like.

You don't understand.

Well, help me understand, Bri,

because it looks like you

had an affair with this dude

and when he tried to break

it off, you got crazy.

Which explains why you got so upset

when he tried to hook up with Kirsten.

I can't believe this.

Could it be that he wanted more

and when I said no, he got crazy.

Well, show me the evidence, Bri.

I see you banging on his door,

I see you texting him,

I see you calling him.

I don't see anything on him.

Where's the evidence on Quincy, huh?

What is that?

Lug nuts.

Yes, I think they're Kirsten's

and Quincy purposely removed them.

Oh, not this again.

What is this deadly

obsession you have with him?

Deadly obsession?

Yes, deadly obsession.

And what happened with Chris?

He called and said he

was worried about you.

Something about you

attacking some clients.

Look, it wasn't like that.

- Quincy is-

- Give it a rest.

(phone rings)

Of course, another phone call.

Hello.

Okay, I'm on my way.

What now?

That's the hospital.

They want me to come right away.

- I'll drive you.

- No, I'm fine.

Look, you are no condition

to drive right now.

Look at how upset you are.

(somber music)

Ms. Davis.

Yes.

All right, so she seems

to be showing signs of improvement.

I'm still waiting on a

few tests to come back

so we should have a better understanding

of what's going on by tomorrow morning.

- Okay, thank you, doctor.

- No problem.

Oh, did she have any visitors today?

Actually she did.

A gentleman that stopped by.

I didn't catch his

name, but you know what?

Gimme a second, I'll be right back.

See, Quincy was here probably

trying to hurt my sister.

How do you know it wasn't Jeremy?

Bri, please don't start

with these theories again.

Bullshit theories?

I'm calling the police.

- Put the phone down.

- Why?

Because Quincy's gone.

How do you know Quincy's gone?

He told me his company got

him a job in California.

If things go well, he's probably gonna sit

with his family out there.

He's gone, Bri.

(chuckles) And you believe him?

So I just want to ensure

that the emergency contact

information is correct.

Okay, sure.

Okay, Brielle is the

first point of contact.

- Brielle.

- Brielle, okay.

And for the second point of contact

we have a Mr. Quincy Wright.

Are you Mr. Wright?

What? No.

Why do you have Quincy Wright

listed as her emergency contact?

Apparently these were your instructions.

Is this your signature here?

That looks like my signature,

but I did not sign that.

I'm not sure what to tell you.

Robert, come on, you have to believe me.

I did not list Quincy as

her emergency contact.

Just admit it, Bri.

Admit what?

That you got caught up with this dude

and you tried to change

your life around for him.

Robert, that is not true.

Just admit it, Bri.

And maybe, maybe we can try to salvage

whatever's left of this marriage.

Robert, there's nothing to admit.

I told you nothing happened.

He's trying to ruin my life.

And why would this man

try to ruin your life?

Probably because we used

to tease him in high school.

Look, I don't know.

Look, I'm sick.

Look, when he ran into

me, I guess he saw it

as the perfect opportunity

to get his revenge.

So this man waited 10

years after high school

to get revenge because you picked on him.

Make it make sense, Bri.

Leave them Lifetime movies

and Tubi movies alone.

Need to call Detective Rhodes

and get to my mama's house.

(phone rings)

Detective Rhode speaking

[Brielle] Detective, it's Brielle.

Brielle, to what do I owe the pleasure?

[Brielle] Well, I think

I have evidence now.

My sister was in a car accident

and she's sitting in the hospital

and I think Quincy has

something to do with it.

What evidence do you have?

Some lug nuts on her car were missing.

And I found some lug nuts

in Quincy's trash can.

Can I bring them by the morning?

So you were at his house?

[Brielle] Huh?

You know I personally

served that restraining order

for you yesterday and I

was hoping to talk to you

and I was hoping that it wasn't true.

He told me everything,

leave this man alone.

[Brielle] But, detective,

I know he has something

to do with my sister's car accident.

Look, I said leave this man alone

or I'm charging you and locking you up.

(suspenseful music)

Are you coming to bed?

No.

What the hell?

I just wanna ask.

What the hell is going on? Untie me.

No, not till both of you tell me

what's been going on here.

Man, your wife wants me.

'Cause the feeling ain't mutual,

she's trying to make

my life a living hell.

What?

You know what?

Untie me and gimme the g*n.

Lemme sh**t him myself.

Calm down.

Untie me, Robert.

(g*n clicks)

- Man, look.

- Don't man look me, sit down.

But come on man.

Miss sit your $2 a*s

down before I make change.

- Actually the saying is-

- You shut up.

Quincy, you don't have to do this.

There's other women out there.

Baby, you gimme yourself

way too much credit.

Truth be told, every moment

I spent with you was t*rture.

If I could take it back, I would.

And just so you know,

neither one of her cakes

was as good as you said they was.

Man, what?

Man, sit down, sit down.

Then why are you doing this?

Because you k*lled my sister.

What're you talking about?

I didn't k*ll your sister.

It was your botched bone

marrow that k*lled her.

You the reason she not here.

Why did you have to be her donor?

How did you know it was my bone marrow?

Because I got a hold of

her sealed medical records

and it listed you as a donor.

Quincy, your sister was dying.

If she didn't get the bone

marrow, she was going to die.

And even if she did get it,

she was still going to die.

You told me she only had a

50/50 chance of survival.

That's a lie.

It's because of your disease bone marrow

that she's not here.

Quincy, I followed your

sister's journey on social media.

She was the reason I

became a bone marrow donor

in the first place.

I did it help people.

But you didn't.

She was all I had left.

After my parents died, she stepped in

and she took care of me

and she provided for me

and I made a vow that I would protect her.

But you took her from me.

You ruined my life.

And I wanted to ruin

your marriage, your job.

And I wanted Kirsten dead just

like you and your husband.

Quincy, please, you

don't have to do this.

Nah, you k*lled my

sister, so I must k*ll you.

(suspenseful music)

(g*n bangs)

You okay?

Did you get in contact

with Detective Rhodes yet?

Yeah, he's on his way.

Where did you say the body was again?

He's on the back porch.

There's nothing there.

But it looks like you got him pretty good

so he shouldn't have gotten far,

Look, canine is on its way, okay?

Hold on one second, I got a phone call.

- Yeah.

- Harp, this Rhodes.

Yeah, Lemme speak to Brielle.

Okay.

Ma'am, it's Detective Rhodes.

Hello.

Are you two okay?

Look, I'm sorry.

We could have died.

You're right, and I'm sorry.

At least let us get you checked out.

No, I just wanna go home.

Okay, now I'm gonna

have a couple of officers

sit on your house for a few days

just to make sure you're okay.

Don't leave the state because I may have

a few more questions for you.

Lemme speak to Harp.

Yeah.

Hey, Harp, look, go ahead

and secure the premises

before the Davises get there.

Okay.

(mellow music)

I am sorry I didn't believe you.

What's this?

I don't know.

I went to the mailbox one day last week

and just threw everything in there.

I meant to bring it in the

house, but I forgot all about it.

What is it?

It's from the hospital.

Apparently the guy who was the

recipient of my bone marrow

and his family thanked me

for donating my bone marrow.

(suspenseful music)

A guy?

But I thought.

I'm calling the hospital in the morning.

(suspenseful music)

Brielle.

Quincy, wait, there's

something you need to know.

Get off me, man.

Ah, get off me.

Get off me, man.

Ah, get off me.

[Emergency Operator]

911, what's your emergency?

(phone rings)

Quincy, wait, the police are on the way.

You.

Brielle.

Shawna.

Hey, girl, I haven't seen

you since high school.

How are you?

I'm good.

Shawna, what do you

know about Quincy now?

What do you mean?

Well, he seems a little

different from high school.

How is he?

I mean, we dated a few years ago.

Oh really?

Surprise, surprise.

Why are you doing this?

Getting my revenge.

What revenge?

On your ragged a*s husband

and your little side piece.

What?

Yeah, they both broke my heart,

so now it's time I break theirs.

Your husband was dating

us both at the same time.

What?

Yeah, but for some reason

he chose you over me.

And right before y'all

got married he cut me off.

It was like I never even existed.

When I finally found

myself getting over him

and I ran into Quincy

and we started dating,

his sister passed and he fell

into a deep dark depression

and he left me too.

I saw the comments you

left on social media

about being a bone marrow donor,

so I decided to use that

for my perfect revenge.

I told Quincy that since

I worked at the hospital,

I could find out who

donated the bone marrow.

And guess what I did?

I made up some fake paperwork

naming you as the donor

and the rest is history.

By the way, did you enjoy the roses?

I figured I'd give them to you

while you could still smell,

but now time's up.

(g*n clicks)

So, all this time you used me.

This whole time.

Quincy, I thought I

told you to wait upstairs.

No, you don't call the shots no more.

You using my sister's death

as a sorry a*s way for you get revenge.

Quincy, it's not like that.

Then tell me what it's like.

Listen, give me the g*n.

No, I'm not giving you the g*n.

Give me the g*n, Shawna..

Give me this g*n.

(suspenseful music)

(g*n bangs)

I'm sorry about Rob.

I'm sorry about the baby.

Sorry for everything.

- (g*n bangs)

- No.

(suspenseful music)

(police sirens blaring)

It's okay.

The police are on their way, it's okay.

(bright music)

I can believe both houses

sold as fast they did.

I can't believe Kirsten

finally gave Jeremy a chance. (chuckles)

It looks like you missed the question.

You didn't answer number seven.

Would you like to become organ donors?

No.

Okay.

(upbeat music)

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