[ominous music]
Why does this keep happening?
- It was an accident. - This could all have
been avoided if you hadn't stepped in.
If I didn't step in, it could have been
somebody else's blood on that floor.
And I wouldn't forgive myself if it was yours.
[sobbing]
[sobbing continues]
♪ No more talking about it♪
♪ The way it is, the way it is♪
♪ It's no mystery♪
♪ There's no getting around it♪
♪ When you're here, when you're here♪
♪ We got chemistry♪
♪ We light up♪
♪ When we ignite♪
♪ We are stars♪
♪ In a darkened sky♪
♪ When you leave♪
♪ Don't forget to remember♪
♪ Don't forget to remember me♪
♪ When you leave♪
♪ Don't forget to remember♪
♪ Don't forget to remember me♪
♪ Remember me♪♪
♪ I think we did it again♪
♪ I think we did it again, blowin' smoke in the wind♪
♪ I think we did it again♪
♪ Kick in yo doors, you niggas weren't lettin' us in♪
♪ Blowin' smoke in the wind♪
♪ I think we did it again♪
♪ Kick in yo doors, you niggas weren't lettin' us in♪
♪ I think we did it again♪
♪ Kick in yo doors, you niggas weren't lettin' us in♪
♪ Blowin' smoke in the wind♪
♪ Turn an Accord into a Benz♪
♪ Tired of calling her friends♪
♪ Me and mine only play for the win♪
♪ 'Cause she get dangerous♪
♪ If you a lame, stay in your lane♪
♪ You can't hang with us, that's on my grave♪
♪ Remain the same, there ain't no changin' up...♪
Someone didn't make it home last night.
That crust in your eyes?
Is that dirt under your fingernails?
Whatever you guys are doing, I need you to drop it
- and help me buy some time. - How can we help?
I need the two of you to head to Mark's. He's got Zoe,
and he's doing whatever he can to keep her for good.
- A road trip to Arizona. - I know, it's a personal ask,
but I cannot run this firm if I lose custody of her.
- Can you handle it? - We're on it.
I'm on it.
Benji.
Benji, you doing all right?
Take Benji with you.
Report back when you get there.
Let's get this over to them.
Thank you... no continuance.
[knocking on door]
Come in. Thank you.
Mrs. McCullough.
You are looking... in good spirits.
What's that?
The key to Randall's cell door.
Well, how do I know that was obtained legally?
I have a little black book that says that it was.
Well, I don't think I know what you're talking about.
I can guarantee you my name is not in there.
Maybe not yours, but Sears is.
For all I know, that's the reason
why things didn't work out between you two
at the end of the day.
You were just too...
vanilla. [chuckling]
No disrespect, Your Honor.
I just remember how she used to look at you back then.
She was so into you. Anyone could see it.
But Judge Sears does not typically respond to subtlety.
Nonetheless, I don't take kindly to threats, Mrs. McCullough.
Relax. It's just for your information.
If you want to use it as incentive, be my guest.
But this...
this is enough for an acquittal.
And how do I know... it isn't doctored?
I'll let you be the judge of that.
That is your job, right?
Have a nice day.
[knocking on door]
Just what I need. A McCullough puppet in my ass.
As much as I'm sure you like anal, Landry,
I'm not here with McCullough & Associates.
Alphonso Triplett.
I should have known.
Yes, you should have, considering
his false arrest and imprisonment.
Oh, since you seem to have all the facts,
Ms. Deveaux, you should know that
Mr. Triplett was arrested
on suspicion of assaulting a public servant.
Two officers used excessive force
to physically take my client in for questioning.
In what city is that legal?
Your client was suspected of inciting a riot.
Suspected of inciting a riot.
Suspicion of assaulting an officer?
Sounds a lot like theories being thrown around
without probable cause, don't you think?
So let me give you a little theory, Landry.
Mr. Triplet was arrested
by two white officers only moments after
a peaceful rally to help rebuild the trust
between the Black community and the police force.
As far as I can tell, you're looking
at a publicity nightmare when this gets out.
Not to mention when we sue for malicious prosecution.
Considering hearing this was obviously
- racially motivated. - That's bullshit.
Or should I say suspicion that it's racially motivated?
Does that make it sound better for you?
I didn't think so either.
So we can do this the easy way
or the hard way.
You drop the charges
and let my client out,
or we will drag this
and everyone involved
down the rabbit hole.
Your choice.
[hip hop beat]
♪ Cloudy vision, peep the song, still I hate to listen♪
♪ If we family ain't no trippin' if you in my kitchen♪
♪ Hope it fits, burnin' bridges, never been a thought♪
♪ Broke the rules and you confused while we hold court♪
♪ Straight guilty, bend the oath♪
♪ We gon' do it filthy ♪
♪ Took the cheese, you a rat...♪♪
- You done with the syrup? - No.
- Did I miss something here? - No.
So, how'd you guys get introduced to the firm?
Was it through an internship like me, or did you guys go to--
- No. - No.
Okay.
Tell me how you met Lacey.
A few years back,
she and I ran into a school bully we used to have.
- Right. - They almost didn't
recognize us, so we took them
on a trip down memory lane.
They didn't like the way we decided
to reintroduce ourselves so they took legal action.
Lacey took on our case.
The rest is history.
Why am I not surprised?
It wasn't just a friendly reintroduction.
- We beat the shit out of them. - Yeah, I figured it was...
implied that we confronted them.
I believe we nearly dislocated every joint in his body.
Why does it matter how we did it?
Well, Benji asked for the truth.
He deserves to hear the whole thing.
It's okay. I actually don't mind it.
- But I'm not lying. - You're omitting
key information, which is the same thing.
- We can eat in silence... - Not every detail needs
to be shared in order to get the bigger picture.
You do, when there's a body involved.
I saw you burying Terrence last night.
It was an accident.
Been through worse.
We have been through worse.
We've been through it all together.
Till now, apparently.
Lost my appetite.
Agent Diggs.
Gideon. Make it quick. I'm on my lunch break.
Nah, it shouldn't take long. Unless you drag it out
like you've been dragging Lacey McCullough's case.
What you call dragging, I call due diligence.
You should know no stone would be left unturned.
Including you, Mr. Stone.
You and I, we both know this isn't about your job.
Because if you cared about that as much as you did
bringing down Lacey, then you might reconsider my offer.
And what might that be?
Order Lacey to pay a substantial fine
- instead of jail time. - [scoffing]
I mean, that or release her assets.
If there was something to be found,
the FBI would have found it by now.
And if there wasn't, you wouldn't be here
begging me to drop her case.
You sure you want to spend a big chunk of your career
- on this? - If you're trying
to buy your way out, that tells me
it's more valuable to investigate.
As much as you wish you could,
you can't buy justice.
Oh, and don't let me rushing off to lunch fool you.
I am very patient.
As is the FBI.
[beeping]
Lacey, can you spare a minute?
Ahh-- how did you find this place?
I'm Chelsea. I wouldn't be worth my salt
if I didn't know how to find you.
Now can we talk? I've got something
you need to see.
- The Black Fist Tribe? - Yeah.
- This is-- - A plot to take down
the governor.
What made you look into this?
This guy Alphonso is all over the news,
getting everyone all worked up.
Figured I'd see what all the fuss was about.
If I didn't know where to look, I would have never known
- he was after my dad. - [sighing]
We cannot afford this getting out.
You're worried about the press?
This is my father. We have to do something.
It's not just about the press.
Alphonso is Britney's new client.
What? She was serious about that?
Is it clicking for you yet?
It's all connected.
If this is his plan and he's involved
with this firm in any way, this could destroy my deal
and everything it's connected to.
So, how are you gonna fix this?
I'm Lacey.
[engine stops]
Off to plan your next rally?
Hey, hey...
if you're talking about Alphonso,
I don't think that he's gonna plan a rally
- anytime soon. - Oh.
Mm-hmm.
Is a riot more your speed?
Is this real?
He's been tied to a domestic terrorist group
- for years, Britney-- years. - I promise you, I had--
I'm sorry, but I didn't know about this.
That is not an excuse that I can tolerate.
Missing key information like this
is the kind of mistake that can bring everyone down.
- Look, I'm sorry. - I don't need your apology.
I need a better partner.
So what are you saying?
I'm saying...
that being book smart
and not street smart isn't cute, Britney.
And it certainly isn't enough to be a partner at my firm.
Just imagine if Chelsea didn't find
this information on the dark web and bring it to my attention.
- Chelsea gave this to you-- - Yes! Chelsea gave this to me.
She doesn't care about the firm.
I expect that from her. But not from you.
Thank you all for coming.
Nice to see you out and about, Tony.
Nice to be out and about, Elena.
May as well get used to seeing me around.
REVEREND: Our son Daniel is launching a sports agency.
This is your arena.
I just want to make sure that our history
doesn't impede his success.
Why would we do that? He has no experience.
As a matter of fact,
how will he run an agency
when he's busy running from addiction?
- My son-- - Our son is in recovery.
And everyone in this family is making sure that
he stays on track.
Now, we want to make sure that he grows up.
Isn't that right, Ms. Marzelli?
[laughing]
What about you two?
Are you forgetting about the land
that we lost because of you?
Are you forgetting about the social
and economic damage you caused my family,
with your rape accusation against my son?
Keep in mind, your dalliance at The Dungeon
is only a secret your marriage will withstand.
- Tony-- - I just wanted to be clear.
I may not have been able to before,
but now, when someone comes for my family,
I can respond in kind.
Being out and about has its perks.
So, what I want to address here is a very mutual,
beneficial opportunity for everybody.
Big enough for us to set all our feuds aside.
- Yes? - Okay, Rev.
Show us the money.
- Savoy Austin? - He's a number one draft pick.
It's only natural for you
to be after the number one person that everybody wants.
What does this have to do with your boy?
You're here as a courtesy.
Daniel will represent Savoy Austin.
But the spotlight is on, and the window is closing.
The more people that flock to him,
the quicker the window closes for you.
We thought that you would want to work together on this,
but if you want to keep things the way they were,
that's fine, too.
And, Frank...
I'd refrain from using that tone
when speaking about Daniel.
You sound primitive.
I'll consider it.
We'll be in touch.
Fine.
Isaac, can you bring the car around, please?
Absolutely, Miss.
If he had said one more thing about my son...
Sweetheart...
you have to learn how to negotiate.
[laughing] I should tell you
what I really wanted to say.
This is our city, Barrington.
And they will have to deal with us
whether they want to or not.
- That's right. - Mm-hmm.
[chuckling]
You said you had good news.
We found footage at the house the night
of the fight with Tony.
Ain't that a bitch?
I always figured she had cameras.
But if everything's caught on tape,
- why am I still in here? - Getting a new trial
takes time, but now we can claim
self-defense with proof.
- Is that enough to get me out? - It will be.
You just stay out of trouble.
You're not fooling anybody with those bloody knuckles.
You should see the other guy.
What does it matter if there's strings attached
to my potential freedom?
I would think that getting your life back
matters enough. And if by strings,
you mean the agency with Daniel,
you should be so lucky that you have anything
at all on the outside waiting for you.
Daniel needs me just as much as I need him.
Nobody's gonna take that man child seriously
- all by himself. - You don't exactly have
clients lined up out the door, do you?
Tighten up. It's almost showtime.
Getting Randall off with some CCTV.
That seems to be your go-to nowadays.
- Where did you even get that-- - Information?
Oh, I'll tell you, but, y'know, you have to be in the loop.
What the fuck is your obsession with being in the loop?
Maybe when shit hit the firm, you went MIA.
Except I was the only one in the dark.
I never held anything from you that you needed to know.
So you're the one who gets to decide what I need to know?
You're damn right I am.
Imagine me giving someone sensitive information
who doesn't even do their due diligence--
What? Like Chelsea?
She's a white collar criminal who did
a glorified Google search.
She could give a shit about the firm.
You plucked her from the gutter.
But I chose you.
And you reward my loyalty with silence.
I wish we could get past this.
[laughing]
Well, go wish on a star, Britney...
because everything that I kept from you
was for your protection.
And now that you've violated my trust...
you can go fend for your damn self.
Okay.
I quit.
Where the hell are you going to go?
I'm going to the courthouse
down the block to see my client.
You see, that's the difference between you and me, Lacey.
You work to get your clients out of prison
while I keep mines from going in.
- [knocking on door] - Yes?
- Ah, Mr. Sloan. - Senator Barclay.
I believe congratulations are in order.
[laughing] Ahh, yes, drink?
- Ahh, sure. - Thank you.
After an entire... campaign
sucking up to voters in this special election,
I get to enjoy people sucking up to me.
I assume that's why you're here.
Quite the opposite, I'm afraid.
You still have a debt to pay.
I don't think anything more needs to be addressed
- between Lacey and me. - Yeah, but I'm not Lacey.
I'm sorry,
I missed when I owed you a favor.
Senator Barclay, a secret murder is
a tough job to maintain.
And if I'm gonna continue to keep your transgressions,
let's see, confidential...
then I don't think you should be the only one in the room
celebrating a promotion, now, should you?
[laughing]
You want Chief of Police?
Whatever strings you got to pull,
whatever wheel you got to grease,
but just make it happen.
Fine. I'll need a little time.
I've still got a job to do.
Your job is to make sure I don't have to do my job.
[chuckling]
Thanks for coming, Warren.
With pleasure.
And this really is... a beautiful office.
Yes, it is.
[laughing]
- Grandpa. - Hey, sugarplum!
- How was camp? - Great.
I learned how to swim, make a campfire,
and I can hula-hoop better than any of the other kids.
Oh, all right.
- Hey, son. - Hey, how are you doing?
- Welcome back. - Hey, baby, go on inside.
- Okay. - And get settled.
I'll see you soon.
Good seeing you, man. You don't come around often enough.
[laughing]
You look good.
- Not as good as you. - [laughing]
So, what's the plan?
We do as Lacey instructed.
- We confront them. - Yeah, but how exactly?
We can't just kick down the door and tell them to run us
Lacey's kid.
Hold on.
There's a car pulling up.
Is that who I think it is?
What are they doing here?
So close!
I know that deep down you still love your wife, Mark.
But you can't be on the fence forever
about talking to Diggs.
I can't be rushed into a decision either, Pops.
I know.
I just want you to know that no matter
your decision, I stand behind you.
I know you'll do the right thing.
[doorbell ringing]
Deacon. Reverend.
- Tony. - Ahh, what a day of surprises.
- Reverend. - How you doing?
All right.
[overlapping chatter]
- Sweet baby. - I missed you.
Oh, look at you. Oh, you're so beautiful.
REVEREND: Growing.
Could I get you guys some water or something?
- Yes, I'll take some water. - I'll take care of that.
Okay. Deacon, why don't you get
that special surprise out of the car from Zoe?
Ooh! A surprise? What is it?
- I can't tell you. - Let me show you.
Your grandparents said you needed something
extra special since you've been a big girl.
That's true.
So.
To what do I owe the pleasure?
Wallace, I want to thank you very much
for watching over Zoe all this summer.
Tony and I truly appreciate your hospitality.
Ahh, of course.
She's my granddaughter.
I just hope we can get through all of this,
'cause I don't like seeing Lacey in pain.
You do know summer's comin' to an end, don't you?
I know Mark is working real hard
to sort through things and get everything
straightened out.
Protecting himself and Zoe.
As is Lacey.
Did Mark tell you what happened?
Not much.
I try not to get involved in my son's business.
He's a grown man. He can take care of himself.
Zoe's school is in Los Angeles,
as are her friends, as is her mother.
And so is all the danger surrounding her mother.
I find it honorable of you to want to protect her.
I don't care what you find it.
I'm not gonna let you take her.
"Let me"?
Well, you know, I just hope that they can
work through this and have a better understanding
- for themselves. - Mm-hmm.
Because the Bible says that
husbands need to stay with their wives.
Yeah, what does the scripture have to say
about adultery?
I'm the only family member Zoe has in this house.
So you can call it protection all you want...
but to the world, you may as well
have kidnapped her.
You know, um, Wallace,
I don't have any issues with you-- none at all.
Likewise, Reverend. I have no issues with you.
And I have no issues with Mark.
All I want is what's best for my daughter
and my granddaughter.
Well, what's best for my son
and our granddaughter
may not necessarily be what Lacey wants.
Let me tell you something.
Actions...
whether they're good,
whether they're bad, or indifferent,
there's always consequences.
Tony, what about you?
You want some ice?
That would be lovely.
Thanks.
You bring the listening equipment?
No. Why would I do that?
We're on a mission.
It's part of the basics.
- Guys. - The mission was
to confront Mark about Zoe.
Listening in wasn't part of the plan.
The plan has changed. And that wouldn't matter
- if we were prepared. - Guys.
Maybe we should just call Lacey.
I mean, I don't think she knew about this, and I damn sure
don't think any of us are in a position to make
an executive decision either.
Fine. I'll call.
I'll make a call, too.
[sighing]
Hey, um, there's been a change of plans.
Hey. Just checking in.
Okay. Yeah.
Hey-- hey!
Lacey said to come back.
Lacey said we can go back to LA.
Thank God.
Just give me a minute.
Yeah.
Nah, I'll talk to you later.
♪ I just wanna know♪
♪ If we can♪
♪ Can we kick it?♪
♪ Yeah, can we kick it?♪
♪ Hey♪
♪ Can we kick it?♪
♪ Yeah, can we kick it?♪
You do know you have me parking blocks away
and creeping through back doors just to see you?
- Why are we at The Dungeon? - I figured you could
loosen up a little.
- How so? - Thank you.
I'll take a Scotch, neat. Thanks.
A Scotch, neat.
A utilitarian as always.
Look, I think there's great value
in you burying this hatchet with Tony.
I'm sorry. Did you say bury the hatchet
with Tony? Tony the traitor?
After all these years, you still remember my favorite drink.
While you're reminiscing,
I'm thinking about our future
and what our legacy could have been.
Well, what about what it could still be?
You know, there's only one thing you have to do
to make that happen, sis.
I'm not about to kumbaya with vengeful-ass Sears,
if that's what you're suggesting.
Well, somebody has to be the bigger person
and first lady, why can't that be you?
Why I got to be the bigger person
when I'm the better person?
Oh, well, true that.
[laughter]
- I really needed this. - Why do you say that?
- I had to take a tough trip. - What happened?
Tony and I had to go see Mark in Arizona.
Ooh.
If you need to talk about anything, I'm here.
Thanks, man.
- So, how's Benji doing? - Better than ever.
Can you believe in two years this little niglet's
- gonna be in law school? - What?
[laughter]
I mean, it seems like he was just taking
his first steps yesterday.
Time flies, huh?
Yes, it does-- to friendship.
Cheers, brother.
So, how do you feel about having her back?
I feel wonderful.
God answered my prayers.
I mean, for her to be locked up in that prison
for all those years, in that cage.
If it wasn't for you and D making s--
Oh, you'd've done the same for us, so don't start
- with that shit. - Yeah, man,
- We got through it. - Yeah.
- Tony's still being Tony. - Meaning?
Meaning last week, I had to break them up in church.
They were fighting like crazy.
Yeah, I heard about that.
Yeah, it's been years, man. They got to get through this.
Well, not for Vonetta.
I mean, Tony did her time,
but the betrayal is still real for her.
But we all made mistakes.
- True. - And we all paid our price.
Now, the Power Five need to get their act together,
move forward, because I know they love each other.
The one you love the most makes us vulnerable.
I heard a good pastor say that one time.
Yeah, good pastor. Can't even make sure
his own kids stay out of harm's way.
Oh, come on, Mac. Look, you are a great minister.
You're a great father.
When Lacey and Daniel figure it out,
they will make an impact on the world
- in a positive way. - Thanks, man.
I want you to promise me something.
- What? - If anything ever
happens to me, I need to make sure
- you take care-- - Of Lacey and Daniel?
- Yes. - Like they're my own.
And I'm sure you'd do the same for Benji
- if anything happened to us. - Absolutely.
- I love you, brother. - Hey, anytime.
All right. I'll see you later.
- I know you see it that way-- - Because it is that way.
How do you see value in that?
Don't act like it wouldn't be helpful
to your Supreme Court ambition, Sears.
Think about the long run.
I'll think about it.
This is all you wanted to talk to me about?
I will see myself out before someone recognizes me
and the Supreme Court becomes a pipe dream.
- Your lipstick is running. - [chuckling]
Whatever.
♪ So can we kick it?♪
♪ Oh, man, can we kick it?♪
Okay.
- You might be right. - Oh, I know I am.
'Cause this feud you got going with Vonetta,
it's become a loose end,
and it's stopping all of us from moving forward.
Tony, honey,
you got to remember the bigger picture,
the goals we had from 20 years ago.
Come on, sis.
I guess I could tolerate her.
Nice.
[laughing]
To new beginnings.
Oh, yeah.
And tying up them loose ends, baby.
[laughter]
[knocking on door]
Okay.
Curtis?
- Hi. - Hi, um...
am I interrupting anything?
Only if you want to interrupt.
Taking up a part time job
as a delivery man? Come on in.
[laughing]
No, I was...
reminiscing, and...
Came across a little something.
I remember this.
This is back when you wanted to be
- more than just-- - Colleagues with benefits.
I kept that all this time after you told me how you felt.
I figured one day there'd be a chance.
Why would you give this back to me now?
Because I realized I still care for you, Vonetta.
[clearing throat]
I can't help it.
And I swore that, if I could make this work,
there is nothing I wouldn't do to protect you,
Even from yourself.
Even from your past.
But I... accept that
I may not get what I want.
But you can still get what you want.
[both chuckling]
Not so easy.
- Oh... easy. - Uh-huh.
- We gonna do it easy. - Okay.
- [laughing] - Ahh.
What you gonna do with that?
I want you to tell me what you want.
Do you?
Well...
Ain't gonna give you vanilla.
Ooh.
But...
I can give you everything else.
[sighing]
Right, here comes the judge.
- [laughing] - ...ooh.
Yo, next semester is about to be wild.
- Oh, my God. - For real.
Kelse, who are you taking for political theory?
Banks. Did you know she grades on a curve?
Terry!
- Oh, okay. - Why we're talking
about school anyways?
- It's summertime. - Is he dead?
I'm here for a good-ass time.
Yeah, that's what the hell I'm talkin' about.
Right? Right, Benji?
I said, "Right, Benji?"
Hey, yo, bro, what planet are you on right now?
I'm sorry, what did you say?
You didn't hear anything I said?
Yo, nah, you acting mad weird.
Yeah, you haven't said much since we picked you up.
What's going on?
Bro, if you going through something, you know
- you can holler at us. - Exactly, like,
we do everything together, but you gotta let us in.
Yeah, what's up?
Look, I appreciate you guys' concern,
but I'll figure it out.
Thanks for the ride.
Oh, we're gonna figure it out.
- Mm-hmm. - Ay, yo, I ain't never
- seen Mac like that. - Me either.
So, you thought you were just gonna
tip your Black ass on through here, huh?
- Are you okay, son? - Uh-uh, Ben.
Fuck the niceties. He a'ight.
Where you been all day and night?
I'm fine. I'm an adult now.
I can leave the house without you guys knowing.
Oh, is your name still on the mortgage?
Last time I checked-- you had us both worried.
Neither of us could sleep until we found out where you were.
And we just spent all that money
on that smartphone, and you too dumb to use it.
It died, Mom.
I was at a party. Lost track of time. That's it.
- All day? - I call bullshit.
I was at the firm earlier.
Just, I left without telling anybody.
It was a private party-- you know how those go.
All right, it is what it is.
Let's just get some sleep.
And, Benjamin...
make sure your phone is charged at all times.
- Gotcha. - Got me?
Yes, sir.
Now, what nigga his age come from a party
and don't smell like booze, weed, or sex?
I just think we did our job well.
That's what you're going with?
- That's what I'm going with. - Okay.
Grab the gummies and go to bed.
Oh, hey now.
[laughing]
[muffled chatter]
TONY: But you shouldn't do it, though.
[muffled chatter]
TONY: No, no, Mr. Home Improvement.
No, no... [laughing]
She was so stressed out, she wouldn't even
- eat my pork plate. - What?!
Your daddy makes the best pork plates in the state.
- Tell her. - TONY: That's just rude.
- You know what? - You ain't got to eat it.
- You don't have to eat it. - You know what?
- I've had enough of y'all. - [knocking on door]
All right, you know, I'm telling you,
I can fix a sprinkler.
Coming. I'm coming.
Gideon... hey.
Come on in.
[clearing throat]
What is it?
Marcus filed for an emergency injunction for Zoe.
- What? - He's trying to avoid
kidnapping charges ever since the divorce papers
- were filed. - Kidnapping charge?
Where would he even get an idea like that?
I don't know, but...
Are you fucking kidding me?
- How was I supposed to know? - You weren't.
But it wouldn't have mattered if you were
three steps ahead.
You could have filed this ahead of time for me,
- and avoided all of it. - It's not over, okay?
We got this.
I'm sorry.
I am so tired
of everyone fucking saying that to me.
Lacey.
- Hey. - Can I come with you?
Aww, look...
I won't be gone long, okay?
But I already have everything packed.
Can I please come?
Not this time, but I won't be gone long.
Do me a favor. Keep Granddad happy.
Keep him company.
- Okay. - Okay?
All right. Come here. I love you.
- Love you, too. - I'll be right back.
[soft music]
Agent Diggs.
It's Mark Ericsson.
I'm ready to testify.
♪ I don't care if I'm perfect♪
♪ I know I'm sick of being complacent♪
♪ Why you still in my face when♪
♪ I can't hear what you're saying♪
♪ No, boy, you're not so persuasive♪
♪ Now it's giving invasion♪
♪ Usually, honey, I'm more chill ♪
♪ And not so calculated♪
♪ When my cup is full, and somehow I'm still faded♪
♪ Moving to the rhythm, feeling blue♪
♪ I guess I'm jaded♪
♪ Suffocated by your energy♪
♪ And now I feel like I can barely breathe♪
♪ Choking on the clouds of the loud♪
♪ I can't even hear the sound♪
♪ Don't know what's come over me♪
♪ Walking through the cloud♪
♪ And I'm smothered by the smiles when I'm down♪
♪ Now I can barely breathe♪
♪ I'm suffocated by the smoke in here♪
♪ I gotta pray to make my vision clearer♪
♪ I wanna go, won't be surprised if you stay♪
♪ You don't get it, you don't understand the difference...♪♪