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(ominous atmosphere music)
(calypso music)
(phone ringing)
- Hey girl, what's up?
- Oh nothing much.
Me mom car broke down so she took my car.
Told me to ride with a friend.
- You know I got you, girl.
- Check you later.
- Thanks for coming.
Call me.
- Okay.
- Ahhh, who is that?
- [Sinclair] Nothing, you're hearing things.
- Girl, I know you don't have a man in your room.
If your dad catches him he's gonna kill him, and then you.
- Girl, if that happens it was well worth it.
(laughs)
- Typical Sin.
Girl, who got your leg wide open this time?
I want details.
- I'll tell you all about it when I come get you.
I gotta go.
- Okay, bye.
- Bye.
(gentle piano music)
- Is there anything interesting in the newspaper babe?
- Yeah, there's an article about foreign exchange students.
About how it's good for students to learn
a new culture, meet new people, you know?
Stuff like that.
- So what are you thinking, getting another kid for a year?
It's not like we got a grip on the one
we've got now, popping in and out of
relationships with these boys around town.
- Leave my baby girl alone.
It's just a phase that she's going through.
I'm talking about her possibly going
to live with another family next year
for her senior year in school, you know?
I think it'll be good for her.
- I don't know about that.
She's got her friends, we need to
talk to Sin and see what she says.
- What friend?
She only have one friend, that girl Mo-something.
Ain't got no friends.
- Sin is an introvert, honey.
You know it's hard for her to make
friends when you're someone like that.
- Yeah, but that's what I'm saying,
maybe it'll be good for her, you know?
She can grow up with a new family.
Learn something, learn some new people, and then
she'll get a good education at the same time.
- I'm not going to another country!
I have friends here, and what about senior year?
- Honey, maybe this is good for you.
Think about it, give it a chance.
- Wait, sweetheart, is there someone
special in your life other than Monique?
- There is this boy I'm kinda talking to.
- Boy, what, you know about a boy?
- No.
- I'll tell you what, your mom and I
will talk about it, we'll decide and get back
with you, but if you get into any trouble before...
- I won't.
I gotta go, I'll be late for finals.
- It's your child.
- [Sinclair] I'll see you later.
- So what happened?
- Me parents are threatening to
send me away to another country.
- Oh damn!
You're gonna be on pins and needles!
- It's not funny.
- Well maybe this is a blessing.
You've been really needy the past few
guys you dated, it's time to focus on you.
- I'm not needy, I'm just fine.
You sound like my parents, you're supposed to be my friend.
- That's why I'm telling you, because I'm your friend.
So what's the story of this guy in your room this morning?
I'm supposed to be your girl and you're holding out on me.
- I'm not holding out on you.
It's just this guy I met.
Well actually he's in my English class.
He just came up to me out of nowhere
last week and started passing notes
back and forth, what do you want me to do?
- And I bet he doesn't even look your way
when you're not in class with him.
Like the last two guys you hooked
up with in the English class.
- Do you think there's a connection between the two?
- Most likely!
You too green and they know it.
You can't be too trusting, Sinclair.
Now tell me, who is the guy I heard on the phone?
- Malcolm.
Oh it's definitely a connection.
He's a fucking dog.
He slept with half the volleyball team last year.
- I don't like being played, I just want to feel wanted.
But if Malcolm is playing me he's going to regret it.
- Find out, girl.
But don't do anything too stupid or
your dad will send you off to another
country as a foreign exchange student.
(ominous piano music)
- Here's your pie before I forget.
- What you have here?
- I remember you telling me last week
in class that sweet potato pie was
your favorite dessert, so I made you one.
- That was nice.
But this is pie is my second favorite dessert.
You always be looking out for me.
- Of course.
Make sure you eat it all.
Every last plate.
I'm trying to fatten you up.
- I'm gonna try.
I'll check you later.
- No you won't.
(phone buzzes)
Hey girl, what's up?
- Malcolm is dead.
- What?
What are you talking about?
- The police say his parents found
him dead in the dining room.
They think he may have been poisoned.
- Wow, that's crazy.
I hope his parents will be okay.
- Is that it?
Is that all you have to say?
You seem pretty cold.
You didn't have anything to do with this right?
- Of course not.
But everything happen for a reason right?
- Oh my god.
You killed him.
You fucking killed him!
- I wouldn't go around saying
things like that if I were you.
Just think about your mom.
The next time it could be the brakes in her car that go out.
You know, it probably is a good time
for me to be a foreign exchange student.
- [Monique] You're fucking crazy!
- Sin!
Come here, baby.
Do you know a guy named Malcolm?
- Yeah, he's in my English class.
- Hello, I'm Detective Washington,
this is my partner Detective Rogers.
We're from the Ocean City Police.
How well did you know Malcolm?
- Did?
What's wrong, did something happen to Malcolm?
- Why would you say that?
- Your partner just referred to him in past
tense and you're here asking questions, so...
- Malcolm was found dead at his parents' home earlier today.
Witnesses say that you two have
been friendly in and out of class.
- I didn't know him that well.
If I was seen talking to him outside
of class I'm sure it was nothing important.
- If you have any more questions for
our daughter, you can talk with our lawyer.
- Sorry to disturb you.
If you have any questions or
concerns, please give us a call.
- Thank you.
- What do you think?
Do you think that girl has something to do with this?
- I don't know, but it's quite possible.
He did have a lot of enemies.
Word around the school was that he was a ladies man.
- She seemed so cold though.
We mention his death and she not bat an eye.
- Well she's one woman scorned of many girls.
We have a lot more girls to ask, and they may
act the same way, but if she has anything
to do with it we will be back for her.
- I really think we'll be back for her.
- Sinclair, did you have anything to do with this?
- No daddy, I barely knew the guy.
- We know you have a tendency of getting attached to boys.
Please honey, you can talk to us.
- There's nothing to say.
I have nothing to do with this.
- Your mother and I believe you.
I have a question.
This morning you mentioned a guy that you liked.
What was his name?
- Michael.
Michael.
- I think it's best that you get away for a little while.
- We think you'd make a great foreign exchange student.
(ominous atmosphere music)
(hip hop music)
♪ That swag of hers is just too nice
♪ And that walk of hers so mean
♪ And I'm like damn, where did she come from
♪ Damn, where did she come from
♪ An hour later we on one
♪ She walks out of my dreams
♪ And I see her, she's so clean
♪ That swag of hers is just too nice
♪ And that walk of hers so mean
♪ And I'm like damn, where did she come from
♪ Damn, where did she come from
♪ An hour later we on one
- Hi.
- Hi, you must be Sinclair.
- Yes ma'am.
- I am Mrs. Williams, I'm the foreign exchange
student representative for the Houston area.
- It's nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you as well, how was your flight?
- It wasn't so bad.
If I wasn't asleep I was reading or writing in my diary.
- Oh, you like to read and write in your spare time?
- Yes ma'am.
- You're gonna fit in wonderfully with this family.
- I know we're already here at the house,
but what can you tell me about my new family?
- Well there's not really much to tell
except for you've gotten a really good family.
The mother, she's a lawyer, and the dad,
well he started his own business as a barber.
Now they do have two children.
They actually have a little girl
that is a singer just like you.
And they also have a son.
A very handsome son.
He'll be a sophomore this year.
- Okay, sounds reassuring.
- Now Sinclair, I want you to remember
I am here for you, all right?
So if there's anything that you need,
I want you to come to me, okay?
- Yes ma'am.
- Now.
Here's my card.
- Thank you.
- Call me anytime.
All right, are you ready to meet your new family?
- Sure.
- Let's go.
(doorbell rings)
- Come in.
- Thank you.
- Who's this beautiful young lady you have with you?
- Well this beautiful young lady is,
actually, I'm gonna let her introduce herself.
- Hi, I'm Sinclair John.
- Hi Miss John.
How was your flight, are you hungry,
are you tired, do you need anything?
- [Jackie] Mom.
- I'm sorry.
My wife gets like that when she's excited.
(laughter)
Hi, my name is Andrew Reams.
- It's nice to meet you.
- This is my wife Monica Reams.
- Hi, I'm Bishop.
- Hi.
- It's nice to meet you.
- And I'm Jacqueline.
- Aren't you gonna tell her my friends call me Jackie?
- Call me Jacqueline.
- It's okay.
I hope one day you allow me to call you Jackie.
- We'll see.
- Okay, well I think that's my cue.
Well hopefully when I come back
the two of you will be the best of friends.
- Like I said, we'll see.
- Okay, well Mrs. Reams, if you need
anything please feel free to give me a call.
I guess I'll say my goodbyes.
Goodbye everyone.
Thank you.
And as for you, I will talk to you later.
- [Sinclair] Okay, bye Miss Williams.
- Bye bye.
- Well that was weird.
No thanks to Jackie.
But we'll get through it.
Why don't we give Sinclair a chance to wash up and relax.
Dinner is in an hour.
Jackie sweetie, I want you to show
Sinclair upstairs to her room.
And get her some towels.
Welcome to the family, Sinclair.
- Thank you.
- Follow me.
- Whose room is this?
- That's my room.
Your room's over here.
- You have a nice room.
I bet it has a lovely view.
- Yeah, I'm not sharing any rooms with you.
- It's okay.
For now.
- What did you just say?
- Nothing.
So who's the guy in the picture?
- That's Paul.
My boyfriend.
- Oh.
Will he be joining us for dinner?
- No he will not, why?
- Just wondering.
So how long have you two been together?
- Okay seriously, that's none of your damn business.
Look, the towels are in the hallway closet over there.
You can go downstairs and take a bath in my
parents' bedroom because I'm taking one up here.
(water running)
(ominous piano music)
- Honey, I can't do our dinner date this week.
I'm swamped at work.
- Baby, you've been saying that
every week for the past two months.
It's no wonder I can't get any of
your time, you always have your head
buried in one of your little work gadgets.
- It's not a big deal.
Let's not do this in front of the kids.
- So Sinclair, how was it living in the Caribbean?
- Somebody has a crush.
- [Bishop] Mom!
- [Monica] Honey, don't tease your brother.
- It was nice.
My family lives right off the beach,
so white sand and crystal clear water.
You can see your feet at the bottom.
- You have a boyfriend back home?
- [Jackie] Seriously what is this,
ask Sinclair 21 questions?
- Gee, what is it to you?
- [Jackie] Who cares anyway?
- Calm down, baby girl.
Sinclair, please excuse my children.
- It is okay, Mr. Reams.
I did have a boyfriend back home.
He was more like my best friend.
He used to take me to parks and museums.
But then he died.
I know he's smiling down on me right now.
- Wow.
I'm sorry for your loss, dear.
Especially at such a young age.
- Thank you, Miss Reams.
- No, thank you.
And call me Monica.
- Jackie sweetie, I want you to show
Sinclair around school tomorrow.
She needs to be around some good people her own age.
Introduce her to Paul and some of your other friends.
- [Monica] Good idea.
- Thank you.
- Do you have any questions dear
before we go and meet the class?
- No ma'am.
- Are you sure?
There's no need to be shy.
- Yes ma'am, I'm sure.
- It's not easy being the new kid,
but I'm sure you'll handle it well.
- September 1st, 1939 is when Germany
invaded Poland and began World War II.
- Good morning Mr. Adams, you have a new student.
- Everybody pay attention.
We have a new student.
If you would, will you please introduce yourself,
tell everybody your name and where you're from.
- I am Sinclair John.
I'm from Dominica.
It's an island in the Caribbean.
- It's nice to meet you, Miss John.
If you would, please have a seat.
As I was saying, September 1st, 1939 is when
Germany invaded Poland and began World War II.
- Mr. Adams isn't that bad as long
as you don't sleep in his class.
- Thanks for the heads up.
- I'm Chris Stevens.
- Sinclair John.
- Mr. Stevens, eyes up here please.
Really?
You waste no time, do you?
Miss John's been here less than
60 seconds you're already hitting on her?
Everybody here knows you don't have any game.
December 7th 1941 is what, Mr. Stevens?
- The day you were born?
- He's as funny as he is astute.
Anybody?
Diego.
- That's the Pearl Harbor thing.
- Right, the Pearl Harbor thing.
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
ushering America into World War II.
- Stop, you so stupid, Paul.
- Right on.
(laughter)
- Jackie, do you mind if I sit with you and your friends?
- Sure, why not.
Sinclair, this is my boyfriend Paul and this is his friend...
- Chris.
We met already.
We had history class together.
- How lovely.
- So you're the foreign exchange student?
I heard so much about you.
Babe, she doesn't look like a martian.
- Jackie has quite the personality.
I have one too.
You'll see.
- Hey what's up guys?
- 'Sup?
- What's up big man, how you doing man?
So how's the luck with the ladies gonna be this year?
- Yeah, 'cause you didn't do too hot last year, player.
(laughter)
- You got jokes.
Man, I think it's gonna go good.
Last year I made a couple mistakes, but I
feel like this year's gonna be a lot better.
- Oh yeah?
How are things gonna be different this year?
- Well first of all, it's the first day of
school and I've already got a date for Friday.
- Oooh.
- That's great homie, who's the lucky girl?
- Erica Childs.
- [Paul] Oooh, and she's a junior.
- [Jackie] Seriously?
I'm right here.
- Looks like you're slipping, Chris.
Little man here already has a date.
- I think I'm gonna be okay this year.
(bell rings)
You know what, I gotta catch you guys later.
Can I walk you to your class?
- [Sidney] You're such a gentleman.
You sure can.
(ominous piano music)
- X=4?
- Success, 10 points for you.
- Shut up.
I swear I still don't understand this stuff.
- You gotta get it down somehow.
- True.
- Hey Jackie, do you have anything to snack on?
Hey Paul.
Didn't know you would be here today.
- Really?
Because I could've sworn I told you
Paul was coming over after seventh period
so that we could do homework together.
- Must've forgot.
- Don't you wanna put some clothes on?
- Ain't nobody worried about Paul.
Besides, I have my own Chris.
- Bye Sinclair.
- Seriously?
- What, I was just saying bye.
- She's half naked.
- Oops.
(knocking)
- [Bishop] 'Sup J?
- Nothing much, just chilling.
How was basketball practice?
- I made JV.
- Congrats.
- Yeah, but coach said that if I work hard
next summer then I can make varsity.
- Well I'm happy you made it, little bro.
- What's wrong?
You have that look in your eye.
- I don't know, it's Sinclair.
For some reason I get this vibe as if she's
cold and she's not who she appears to be.
- J, there is nothing wrong with Sinclair.
I mean what is it with girls and competition?
- Wow, please, it is so not about that.
- Okay, then what is it, what did she do?
- Well a couple of hours ago she was prancing
around in her underwear knowing that Paul was here.
- I'm sure she just forgot that Paul was coming over.
Besides, I think she's got a thing for Chris anyway.
- I don't know.
- You know, I think I know what it is.
And you know what it is too.
It's the miscarriage.
It's been hard on the family and mom
and dad going out to get a foreign
exchange student is just them being able to have
what they want without having to change diapers.
And I think that we should give them what they want.
What do you say?
- For once I think you might actually be right, little bro.
But I could've sworn I was the older sibling here.
(laughter)
- Yeah.
I'm gonna go take a shower.
- Please do 'cause you smell like a frickin' pig.
- Hey baby.
How was your day?
- It was good, but you know, if I had known
being a divorce attorney would've been
this stressful, I wouldn't have done it.
- I heard that.
Why don't you come lay down with me
and let daddy do all the work?
- Uh, that's how we got Jackie.
Let me just finish doing this so
I can finish working on this case?
- Goddamn.
I give up.
This some bullshit.
Good evening, Sinclair.
How was your first day of school?
- It went well.
I made some new friends.
- That's good, honey.
But don't you wanna put on a tad more clothes?
- This is what I wear in Dominica.
I wanted to feel like I'm at home here.
I want to love you like you're my mommy.
And you like you're my daddy.
- That's good honey, but try
to put a tad more clothes on.
- Okay Mrs. Reams.
- Mrs. Reams is Andrew's mother.
Call me Monica.
- Okay, Monica.
- Sinclair baby, can you go upstairs and
let the kids know that dinner is ready?
- Yes ma'am.
- Thank you.
- No.
I swear you are so stupid.
- Hey Jackie, dinner is ready.
- Okay.
Anyway, what were you saying?
- Hey Bishop.
- Hey, hey, Sinclair!
I'll be down.
(door slams)
- I was thinking about doing some
yoga or insanity workouts this weekend.
Does anyone wanna join me?
- I would join you, but I already promised the
fellas that I'd join =them at the gym this weekend.
- [Marcia] Bishop honey, are you free?
- No, Chris is gonna come over and play video games.
- [Jackie] Don't even look at me.
You know Paul and I are going to
Galveston this weekend to go fishing.
- I'd be honored, Miss Reams.
- Thank you, Sinclair.
I can't believe my family don't wanna workout with me.
- [Reams Family] Whatever.
- You know, I did a little bit of yoga back home.
Never tried insanity before.
I'm always up for a challenge.
- [Andrew] Thank you for helping out Mrs. Reams, Sinclair.
- It's no problem.
You know, I was telling Jackie the other day
how beautiful your home is and
how lovely the views are here.
- [Marcia] Aw thanks, honey.
- Especially from Jackie's room.
It reminds me of Dominica.
Sure would be nice to have a piece of home right now.
- Well I'm sure Jackie wouldn't mind
letting you use her room for a little while.
- Okay, first of all, it's Jacqueline to her.
And second, daddy I do mind, it's my room!
- [Andrew] Be polite to our guest, dear.
It'll only be for a little while.
- It won't be so bad, Jackie.
Be nice.
- Thank you so much, Mr. And Mrs. Reams.
Are you sure it's okay Jackie?
- Bishop, you've been quiet tonight buddy.
Is everything okay?
- Yeah.
- [Sinclair] Monica, do you need any help with the dishes?
- Sure, I could use some help.
You know I can't get the kids to help me do dishes.
- Yeah.
(knocking)
Hey Bishop.
- Hey.
- You doing okay?
- Yeah, I'm cool, I'm just getting
ready for bed, that's all.
- Okay.
Just wanted to let you know you don't
have to be embarrassed around me.
I didn't see nothing.
- Yeah.
I don't even know where to start.
God, I was just hoping that was
all just a big dream, but it wasn't, and now
you probably think that I'm some sort of pervert.
- No.
I think you're a guy.
A very cute guy.
- Really?
- [Sinclair] I do.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
So you got a date Friday huh?
- Yup, with Erica Childs.
- You ready?
- Yeah, I think so.
- You ever kissed a girl before?
- Of course I have, Sinclair.
What kind of question is that?
- I mean really.
- No.
- Fine.
I'm going to help you.
Besides, I'd want you to know what
you're doing by the end of your date Friday.
- What exactly are you saying, Sinclair?
- Come here.
- Wait, what about Chris?
- This'll be our little secret.
Nobody has to find out.
- Okay.
- Congratulations.
You just made it to first base.
Goodnight, Bishop.
- Goodnight, Sinclair.
- Hey Jackie, may I come in?
- No.
What do you want?
- I just wanted to say...
- You wanted to say what?
- Thanks for the room.
- Okay, so you think that shit is funny huh?
- [Sinclair] No.
Well maybe a little bit.
You should've seen your face.
- You wanna know something Sinclair?
I think I see the reason why your
parents shipped you off to another country.
It's probably because they couldn't stand you.
You know, you haven't even been here for a
full minute yet and I'm ready for you to leave.
- [Sinclair] Watch what you say about me and my parents.
- Or what?
What are you gonna do about it?
- You know what?
I don't think Paul or Bishop
want me to go home anytime soon.
- You stay the hell away from my little
brother and stay away from my boyfriend.
- We're all friends and family here, right Jackie?
- You heard what I said.
- Goodnight.
- I swear to God I'm gonna kill this stupid bitch.
(ominous atmosphere music)
- [Sinclair] May I come in, Mr. Adams?
- Of course Sinclair, I was just eating lunch.
- [Sinclair] What are you eating?
- Just a healthy vending machine sandwich and chips.
If you would, will you please leave the door open?
Thank you.
- Aren't you the careful one.
- [Mr. Adams] One can never be too careful, Miss John.
- It's okay to be a little carefree sometimes, Mr. Adams.
- Right, what can I do for you?
- I didn't do too well in the pop quiz this morning.
Is there any way I can make it up?
- I'm sorry Sinclair, I don't do makeup grades.
You have to earn your grade in my class.
But I'll tell you this, if you pay attention and
do your homework you'll be just fine in my class.
- Are you sure there isn't anything I can do, Mr. Adams?
Is there a Miss Adams?
- Lunch is almost over, so if there will
be nothing else I'm gonna finish up.
I'll see you tomorrow in class Sinclair.
- Okay.
Bye, Mr. Adams.
- Good day, Miss John.
- Well this week went by pretty fast.
How was your day baby?
- It was good.
I got a lot of work done at the office today,
but now it's time to relax for a couple days.
- Baby.
You know it's been a while.
- No it hasn't.
- Yes it has.
It's been too long.
The last time was three months, two weeks,
five days ago, right after your sister's wedding.
- Okay.
We can do it Saturday night.
- Baby, are you serious?
Why do we have to plan it?
We are still young.
Okay okay, is it me or something?
- No, it's not you.
I mean...
- Then let's do it right now!
- With work and the kids, we can do it Saturday night.
- Baby, look, we, look, we are ready right now.
- We can do it Saturday night.
- Baby, give him a kiss.
Goodnight.
Aw shit.
(loud clang)
Hey Sinclair.
Is everything okay?
I thought I heard...
- Mr. Reams, I'm sorry if I woke you,
I was just moving some dishes around.
- That's fine, I just, I thought
maybe you were a burglar or somebody.
- And you came out here to protect your family.
You can still come tie me up and
toss me around a bit if you want.
- Hey, you know, Bishop should be
back any minute now from his date.
It's his first date.
- Were you dating at this age, Mr. Reams?
- Yeah, I was dating at this age,
but it was nothing serious.
- Were you a virgin?
- What kind of question is that?
- I see you didn't answer.
- Because it's inappropriate.
And besides, you're only 17.
What could you possibly know about sex?
- I can show you better than I can tell.
- It's...
(clears throat)
It's getting late.
I'm gonna go back to bed.
Goodnight, Sinclair.
- Goodnight, Mr. Reams.
Down boy.
- Hey what's up Sinclair?
- [Sinclair] Hey, you're back from your date already?
- Yes, it was, it was a really good date.
It was a good date.
- [Sinclair] Great.
I wanna hear all about it.
- Cool.
I'll get at you tomorrow, yeah?
- Come in now, Bishop.
Close the door.
- Okay.
- All the way.
- All right.
Okay.
It's really late Sinclair, I'm surprised you're still awake.
- I guess my body wouldn't let me go to sleep.
- [Bishop] That I can see.
- Spill the beans.
- Okay.
It was awesome.
I don't even know where to begin.
She lives right around the corner from me, and we went
to the movies, we shared popcorn, and I had a Sprite.
Then we finished the night off at the park just talking.
- You mean making out.
- No, I mean talking.
I think I like this girl.
She's cool.
- Okay.
I'm glad you had a very good first date.
So when's the second?
- I was thinking, I don't know, hopefully soon though.
- Where you gonna take her?
- Rollerskating.
She said that she likes to rollerskate, so I'll
probably take her rollerskating next weekend.
- That sounds like a plan to me.
Did you get a chance to teach her what you learned?
- Yes.
Yeah, I did, and I think that what you taught me helped.
- Can you teach me what you learned?
- No Sinclair, look, I don't think that that's...
- It's like I said before.
This is between you and I.
Nobody's gonna find out.
- But I'm nervous.
- It's perfectly normal to be nervous.
I'd be nervous if you weren't nervous.
But if and when you get the chance to sleep with
Erica, you're gonna wanna know what you're doing.
So just relax.
(ominous atmosphere music)
- Hey baby.
You are looking good in this outfit.
What do you have planned for today?
- Thanks, honey.
I'm going to spend half the day with
Sinclair and then probably get
some work done on this case later.
- Okay, but I thought you wanted to relax this weekend.
- Oh I will, it won't take long.
What do you have planned?
- I'm going to go to the gym and train with the fellas.
I guess go by the library for a couple
hours before I go to softball practice.
- Sounds like we both have a busy yet productive day.
- Yeah.
But I'm looking forward to the day
when we can spend time together.
(knocking)
- We will honey.
In due time.
- Are you just...
- Hey.
Good morning, Mrs. Reams.
- Hello fellas.
- Morning, Mrs. Reams.
- Good morning.
- Chris, Bishop told me that you joined the basketball team.
- Yes sir.
I've always wanted to play basketball for
our school, so I decided I'd try out
before I graduate in a few months.
- That sounds all right to me, man.
I'm proud of you.
So what's going on with you Paul?
Did you join anything?
- No sir.
I just want to focus on my grades this year.
Get a full academic scholarship
to Texas Center University next year.
- See that's what I'm talking about.
That sounds good to me.
Keep up the good work Paul.
I'm proud of both of you.
- 'Sup Bishop?
- What's up Chris?
- You ready to get out of here so we can go fishing?
- Yeah.
- We can get breakfast on the way.
- Okay, let's go.
- I'll see you later, Mr. and Mrs. Reams.
- Okay Paul, take care of my baby.
- Yes ma'am.
- [Sinclair] Good morning, Paul.
- Good morning, Sinclair.
- Good morning, Chris.
- Games!
Let's go, let's go.
- Okay man, okay.
- Okay baby, I will see you later.
- Okay.
See you later.
- Bye, Mr. Reams.
- Bye Sinclair.
(door closes)
- I hope to have a love like you and Mr. Reams someday.
- Oh you will, child.
It will come when you least expect it.
- Yes indeed.
- Why don't we go ahead in the living room
and get started with this insanity workout?
- Okay.
- Maybe later you can teach me how to dutty wine.
- Miss Reams, what you know about dutty wine?
(laughter)
- Hey, how do you set-up a pick and roll defense?
- Don't worry about it.
- I know, but this one doesn't work.
- I'll tell you how to lose, and wide open, pow.
- No, miss, got the rebound, got the rebound.
- You know these controllers are wack.
- Take you down the court, I bet you I score.
I bet you I score, watch.
- [Chris] Good luck with that.
- [Bishop] I bet you I score right now.
- [Chris] Ripley's don't even believe that.
- Look, got him.
How was that workout with my mom?
- Your mom gave me a run for my money with
those workout tapes, I'll tell you that much.
- So what are you getting into today?
- Miss Monica said that she had some errands
to run, so I'm going to take a shower
and write my US History paper.
- On a Saturday?
Should be out enjoying yourself, not doing papers.
- Somebody has to do it.
- Man, I'm gonna get something to drink, you want something?
- Nah, I'm good.
- All right.
Let me (mumbles).
- So do you need any help?
- I wouldn't want to burden you.
- Of course not, Jackie took this class last year.
(water running)
- Do you think Jackie still has the paper?
- Most likely.
She's a couple of notches down from being a hoarder.
- Do you think you can do me a favor?
Could you go into Jackie's computer,
find the paper, and change the name for me?
- I don't know.
Jackie would kill me if she found
out I was going through her stuff.
- It's okay.
I understand.
Oops.
Sorry.
- When did you say you need those papers?
(door slams)
- Hey Mr. Reams.
- [Andrew] Hey Sinclair.
- Are you okay?
What happened?
- I think I may have done a few more reps
than I should have on my back and my lower body.
And I forgot to stretch.
- Your mind must've been somewhere else today.
You looked a little stressed out about something.
- It's nothing.
Don't worry about it.
- You know, I'm not a little kid.
You can talk to me.
- You wouldn't understand.
- When was the last time you went on a date with Miss Reams?
- What makes you ask me that question?
- You guys argue about it a lot.
- Yeah, well I'm sorry about that.
We should be more private with our private lives.
Where's everyone at?
- Well Miss Reams is still at the office as usual.
- Yeah.
- Jackie's out with her before and Bishop
is on his followup date with Miss Erica Childs.
- Wow.
I'm sorry we left you here home alone.
Especially on a Saturday night.
- It's fine.
I'm a bit of a loner.
- Yeah, I'm a bit of a loner myself.
Goddamn.
- It's funny how you're trying to carry out a
conversation with me lying on the couch in pain.
- So my pain is funny to you huh?
- I'm just kidding.
My grandmother was a massage therapist for 20 years.
She used to drag me along sometimes to help her out.
I could help get rid of the pain for you.
- It's nothing.
It'll get better after a while.
- Trust me, Mr. Reams.
I know exactly what I'm doing.
(ominous atmosphere music)
- That's far enough Sinclair, thank you.
I appreciate the massage.
You know, Mrs. Reams should be back home any minute now.
- No problem.
(bell rings)
- And class is dismissed, everybody make sure you
know these dates tomorrow, there will be a quiz.
Miss John, if you would please hold
up a minute, I need a word with you.
- Is something wrong, Mr. Adams?
- Look, I don't know how you did things
in Dominica, but here at this school
we find cheating quite unacceptable.
- Sir, I don't know what you're talking about.
- This paper that you turned in to me on
Monday looks identical to a paper that
Jackie turned in to me last year.
- Mr. Adams, I'm not a cheater.
I'm a very honest person.
I did that paper with my own research and skills.
- I'm not so sure about that.
You do know that you could be both
expelled from this school for plagiarism
and sent back to Dominica for this?
- Don't fuck with me.
- What did you just say to me?
- Nothing.
- You've got Saturday detention.
You best believe I'm getting to the bottom of this,
I'm contacting both Jackie and her parents.
Good day.
(ominous piano music)
- Sinclair, I received a call from Mr. Adams today.
He said that he has reason to believe
that you may have used Jackie's paper
from last year and turned it in as your own.
- Sinclair?
Is there any truth to that?
- No Mr. and Mrs. Reams,
there is no truth to that statement.
I did me paper on the Louisiana Purchase
because it shares some of the history
of the French, and growing up in
Dominica we spoke French and Creole.
- I don't believe her, mom.
- It is merely a coincidence that Jackie
did her paper on the same topic as mine.
I did however use some of Jackie's
old books in the living room.
- Okay, well sounds like Sinclair just cleared it up for us.
Let's move on.
- Well Mr. Adams did say she sorta threatened him.
- What did he say that she said?
- To don't fuck with her.
- Sinclair, is there any truth to that?
- No Mr. Reams, I don't know why he say something like that.
- Sinclair, we have known Mr. Adams for a very long time.
I don't believe he would make something like this up.
- All I said is that I was having a very long
day and that I'm still adjusting to the move.
Can you leave me alone about the subject for the time being?
- Well I do know that you have
Saturday detention for this misunderstanding.
Sinclair, are we gonna have any more
problems out of you with Mr. Adams?
- No ma'am.
- Were we right about getting a foreign exchange student?
- I think we were.
I mean honey, we haven't really talked about it,
and I know having Sinclair here won't bring
our baby back that we just recently lost,
but it does ease the pain a little bit.
I mean who knows, if things continue
to go well maybe every year we can
get a new foreign exchange student.
- Now let's not get too far ahead of ourselves.
(laughter)
But I know what you mean.
- Yeah.
- What do you think about Sinclair
and what Mr. Adams said about her?
- I think Sinclair needs to know that we're here
for her, and to also keep her on the right track.
Now honestly, I don't think she said
that to Mr. Adams, I just can't
see Sinclair doing something like that.
- Maybe you're right.
- Yeah.
Baby, we may never get over the loss of our child.
But we have got to stop neglecting our needs.
(ominous piano music)
(moaning)
- [Detention Teacher] All right, I gotta run
to the restroom real quick, you guys be quiet.
I don't want any noise until I come back.
- Why are you crying Sinclair?
- Nothing, don't worry about it.
What are you doing in Saturday detention?
- Mr. Adams caught me skipping Geometry,
but enough about me, what's going on with you?
- Mr. Adams made a pass at me.
And I rejected him, so he put me in here.
- What?
Are you sure?
- I'm positive.
- That son of a bitch.
What did he...
What'd he say or do?
- I would rather not tell.
It's disgusting.
- Hey.
Tell me.
- The other day after class he told me
that he knew the paper I turned in was a copy.
And he said if I suck his cock he wouldn't tell nobody.
And then he started feeling on me.
So I told him I tell the principal
and my new foreign exchange parents.
- What did he say?
- That no one would believe me
because I'm from another country.
And he has a good reputation.
- So you didn't tell Jackie or Bishop?
- I was hoping I could move past it.
But he said he'd make my life a
living hell if I don't comply with his...
What he's asking.
- I've gotta do something about this.
- Just drop it.
- No.
We need to figure out what we're gonna do.
- Come by tonight.
Around 12.
The Reams will be asleep by then.
- Okay.
(Sinclair sobbing)
- Shhh.
Thanks for coming.
- No problem.
- So what do you think we should do?
- Well I've been thinking about it
since you told me what happened.
Maybe I can let him know that I know
what's going on and maybe he'll stop...
- I don't think he'll care.
I've seen his eyes.
He's a very violent person.
- Mr. Adams doesn't strike me as the violent type.
- Does he strike you like the type
of person to take advantage of a student?
- You're right.
- I am not a violent person, but I know
that we must equal violence with violence.
- So what are you saying?
You want me to beat him up?
- He may come back.
We have to make sure he doesn't
do this to anybody ever again.
- You want me to kill him?
- It's the only way.
- You're taking this too far.
- No!
Who knows how many people he has terrorized.
I fear for my safety.
I need you.
- How can we even get away with something like that?
- I have an idea.
- Okay.
Let's hear it.
- I'll tell you, but first lay down.
You're so tense.
(ominous piano music)
- Mr. Adams!
It's Sinclair, she just had a seizure.
- Where?
- In the gym, come on!
There she is!
- Sinclair!
Can you hear me?
I'm gonna roll you on your back.
Call 911...
(dramatic sting)
- What have I done?
I made a mistake.
- You did perfectly.
It's okay, calm down.
- I made a mistake.
- Just breathe.
(humming)
(knocking)
- Come in.
- I see you made yourself at home.
- Yes.
Thanks for the room, Jackie.
- It's Jacqueline.
- Whatever you say.
- Did you hear about what happened at school today?
- No.
What happened?
- Chris and Mr. Adams.
They were murdered.
- Wow.
Really?
What happened?
- Well the police don't exactly know what
happened, but they are asking everyone questions.
- That's crazy.
I didn't know Chris that well,
but who would want to kill him?
Must have really pissed someone off.
- You're real quick to throw Chris under the bus.
Which I find odd because you have
been spending a lot of time with him lately.
- What are you trying to say?
- Nothing.
It's just you're not saying much right now,
nor are you showing much emotion.
- I'm still taking this all in.
Two people are dead right now
and I don't have all the answers.
- I've never known anyone that's been murdered before.
- People die all the time, Jackie.
- You know, that's some cold ass shit, Sinclair.
It's funny how you show up all of
a sudden everybody starts dying.
(doorbell rings)
We're not done yet.
- [Andrew] These are detectives from
the (mumbles) Police Department.
- Good afternoon everybody.
My name is Detective Anderson.
This is my partner Detective Houston.
We're here to ask you guys a couple of questions
about Mr. Christopher Duhart and Brian Adams.
Bishop.
How do you know Mr. Adams?
- He was a teacher at my school and...
I hadn't taken his class yet, I was
scheduled to take it next semester.
- And how well do you know Christopher Duhart?
- He was my best friend.
- Part of the reason we're here today
is to tell you that Christopher Duhart
and Brian Adams are both deceased.
At this moment a lot of evidence is
pointing to the fact that Christopher Duhart
did have a hand in Mr. Adam's death.
As his best friend, do you have any
information regarding any motive
or reason why Chris would do this?
- No.
- Ladies?
How well do you know Mr. Christopher Duhart?
- I don't even know how or why
something like this could even happen.
He just joined the basketball team
this year and he was trying to get
his life together to go to college.
- Miss Sinclair, we were just informed that
you're new to this country, so please bear with us.
- Yes, I understand.
- Tell me, how well did you know the victims?
- I didn't know them that well.
- Is it true you had a misunderstanding with Mr. Adams?
- But we cleared that up.
He thought I said something that I didn't say.
- And what was it that he thought you said?
- I'd rather not get into it right now.
- No no, what was it that you said?
- I think it was not to fuck with her.
- It wasn't exactly like that.
- Okay.
- And how well did you know Mr. Duhart?
- I didn't know him that well either.
- I mean people at our school said that you and
him were real talkative during Saturday's detention.
- That's because I had never been in detention before.
He was trying to make me feel better.
- I think that's enough questions for today.
If you have any more questions, contact our attorney.
- Will do.
Thank you, thank you, if you have any concerns or
you have any information you know where to find us.
- Here's my card.
Thank you, sir.
So what do you think?
I mean do you think the brother
and sister had something to do with it?
- Nah man, I don't.
- Okay.
- They look pretty shaken up honestly.
- Yeah.
- But what about the foreign exchange student?
- I don't think she had anything to do with it.
I mean she'd be crazy to come from
another country to start killing folks.
- Someone did.
- Oh yeah.
We'll get them.
- Yeah.
- Oh yeah, we'll get them.
- Bishop, Jackie, do you know anything about
the deaths of Chris and the teacher Mr. Adams?
Please tell us now.
- Mom, I don't know what Chris was up to.
- I don't know anything either, mom.
But I will get to the bottom of it.
- Baby girl, look, we don't want you to get involved.
If you know of anything, you let your mother and I know.
- Okay dad.
- Sinclair, go upstairs and call your
parents and let them know what's going on.
- Yeah.
- I'll also call Miss Williams and
let her know what's going on also.
- Yes, Miss Monica.
I understand.
(phone rings)
- It's Sinclair, baby.
Hey baby girl, what's going on, how you been?
- I'm doing okay.
- Hold on for a second, let me put it
on speaker for you, your mama's right here.
- Hey honey, how are you doing?
- I'm okay mom.
- Sounds like something is bothering you, are you okay dear?
- You're right, something is bothering me.
- What is it baby?
Are you not getting along with
the family that you're staying with?
- No, it's not that daddy.
One of my teachers was murdered today by
one of his students, and then somebody killed
that student, but they don't know who did it.
- Wow, honey, are you okay?
- I'm okay, I'm just a little shaken up
and disturbed by this whole matter.
- I would be too, honey.
Did you know the student that killed your teacher?
- I knew him but not really.
He's best friends with the boy that I live with.
- [Mrs. John] You never heard conversations
between the son and your teacher before?
- Yes of course, but not about people getting killed.
Daddy are you still there?
- Yeah yeah yeah yeah, I'm here baby, what's up?
- You're not saying too much.
- Sinclair, are you sure you had nothing to do with this?
- No daddy!
I call you guys to vent and this is what I get?
- I'm sorry that I made you upset, but let's be honest.
Things start to happen sometimes when you show up.
- This isn't one of them.
- We believe you, dear.
Do you need anything from us?
Do you need us to come there?
- No.
I just need you guys' love and support.
- You got our love and support, honey.
Be safe.
- I love you.
- [Mr. John] We love you too.
- Bye.
- [Mrs. John] Bye.
Do you think we made the right decision?
- I have a bad feeling that we didn't, you know.
- What should we do?
- I honestly don't know, but when situations don't
go her way, bad things start to happen to people.
- What should we do?
- Well if we get another call like
that, we'll hop on the next plane.
And hopefully we won't be too late,
but right now we'll let her stay with the
other family and then we'll make a followup call.
Because at this point I don't
know what's really going on here.
- Okay.
- Well hey Jackie.
So am I getting curbside assistance now?
(laughs)
- Very funny, Miss Williams.
No, it's actually important.
- What's troubling you, honey?
- It's about Sinclair.
- What about...
Sweetie, are the two of you not getting along?
- Miss Williams, that's the least of my problems right now.
No, it's just there have been deaths
that I think she's involved in.
- Sweetheart, are you sure?
You can't go around saying stuff like that.
- Yeah, I know, which is exactly why I
haven't told anyone because it sounds crazy.
- What has she done to make you think that?
- Miss Williams, Sinclair is a very
cold, distant, manipulative person.
- Jackie, she may be cold and distant only because
she's trying to fit in with her new environment.
And as far as being manipulative...
- [Sinclair] Is everything okay?
- Hi Sinclair!
We were just chitchatting.
- Do you guys wanna take this party inside?
- Absolutely.
So how has Sinclair been since she's been here with you?
- Well she is definitely adjusting.
She and I get along fine, but I tend
to believe she and Jackie butt heads.
- I heard about what happened at the school.
Now do you think that maybe the kids were involved?
- Oh god, I hope not.
I do believe if they know anything
they would tell me though.
- You know, that's kinda funny because
Jackie actually thinks that...
- Mrs. Williams, do you mind if you come upstairs?
We have so much to catch up on.
- I'll be right up, Sinclair.
Mrs. Reams, let's just continue this conversation later on.
- Sure.
- All right.
Coming dear!
You look so beautiful.
- Thank you.
- How are you feeling?
- I've been better, but I like it here so far.
- So how is your adjustment going?
- It's going.
I'm meeting new people, making new friends.
- Now speaking of friends, I did hear
about what happened at the school the other day.
- Yeah, that was crazy.
Real tragic.
- Well you knew the teacher and
you were friends with the boy?
- Yeah, he was my history teacher, Mr. Adams.
And the boy, his name was Chris.
We were actually becoming really good friends.
- I can see why that would upset you.
Now did Chris tell you what he was about to do?
- No, he didn't say anything.
If he did I would've tried to talk him
out it of course or go to the police.
They still haven't found his killer.
- You know what?
I hope they catch this person because we
just can't have him or her walking around.
How do you like coming to America?
I mean was it your idea?
- No, it was my parents' idea.
I like it.
They knew I needed a change of scenery.
Was a little stressed out back
home, going through some things.
- What happened, if you don't mind me asking.
- I don't mind.
My boyfriend died.
I loved him very much.
- How did he pass being so young?
- The police say he was poisoned,
but I think he was allergic to something.
- Oh.
Sinclair, how are you handling his passing?
- I try to take it day by day, you know?
Being here with this family, it really helps.
I'm very lucky.
- Gosh.
Here you are taking it all in stride,
you definitely are a lot stronger than me.
I mean I don't know how I would react
if people were dying all around me.
Especially in two different countries.
- People die every day.
- Well Sinclair, it's been an experience
talking to you today, so I will see you later.
- No.
You'll be seeing me real soon.
- Hey ma.
- Hey Sin, how you doing baby?
- I'm doing pretty good.
Hey daddy.
I'm just getting a glass of milk before I go to bed.
- Okay honey.
Remember we have church in the morning,
so try not to stay up too late.
- [Sinclair] Yes ma'am, I won't.
- Goodnight.
- [Marcia] Goodnight.
(ominous atmosphere music)
(alarm blaring)
- [Automated Voice] Front door.
Front door.
(music intensifies)
(alarm blaring)
- Who's there?
The police are on their way!
(dramatic sting)
- You were right, Mrs. Williams.
People do keep dying around me.
- Man, was it me or was it extremely hot in church today?
You want some water?
- The AC was off, smart one.
- See the pastor, he passes that tray around
at least three or four times every Sunday.
You would think he had everything he needed
to have everything covered in that church.
- Y'all will not be talking about my pastor.
- You forget that I knew Pastor Johnson before he was saved.
He called him the P-I-M-P as they used to say...
- Oh stop it, he was no pimp.
- Now that I think about it, Sister Ellis
was his bottom hoe back in the day.
- [Marcia] Andrew, go watch the game.
- [Andrew] I'm going to go watch the game.
First commercial break I'm gonna talk about him again.
- Although it was hot in that church.
I'm about to go and take a shower.
- Okay baby.
Can I watch?
(knocking)
- Hey Miss Monica, do you mind if I use your shower?
- What's wrong with the shower upstairs?
- The hot water's not working.
Keeps going on and off.
- Oh.
I thought Andrew fixed that.
Okay, well I guess I'll take one for the team.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
(humming)
- Hey baby, you seen my shaving kit?
It should be under the sink.
(knocking)
Baby!
I know you listening, oh god.
Damn.
I'm sorry Sinclair.
I thought you were my wife.
- [Sinclair] You know I could be.
(laughs)
- I see you got jokes.
Okay, where Monica?
- She's upstairs taking a shower.
Do you want to join me?
- I'm married.
- So I guess you wouldn't want a massage then.
- I'm the adult, and although nothing really happened,
I shouldn't have let you give me that massage.
- You mean to tell me that you
wouldn't want all of this, Mr. Reams?
(ominous atmosphere music)
- Listen, I love my wife.
And I don't know what I would do without her.
- Guess we'll just have to find out.
(humming)
(phone ringing)
- Thank you, Sinclair.
Hello?
- Hey Andrew, this is Mr. Rios, how are you doing?
- Hey, what's going on Mr. Rios?
Everything's cool man, just sitting up
here watching a movie with the family.
- I remember those days, all my kids
are grown up and want nothing to do with me.
(laughs)
- Man you crazy.
I'm sure it's not that bad.
- You're right, they could be at
my house spending all my money.
(laughs)
- I heard that.
Hey, are you looking for Monica?
She went to the store real quick.
- Yes actually, I was looking for her.
We have an important meeting
tomorrow at 7:30 PM with some clients.
Big bucks involved, I need her there.
Will you let her know for me please?
- Oh yeah, okay, so you need
her there at a meeting 7 o'clock.
I will be sure to let her know.
- Thank you, I really appreciate it.
- Hey no problem, man.
- Thank you, bye.
- All right later, take care.
Big bucks.
Let me go write this note down before I forget.
Let's see.
He said meeting at the office at 7 PM.
Meet Mr. Rios at the office, 7 PM.
Big money.
Urgent.
Hey kids, y'all finish watching
the movie, I'm gonna go to the gym.
- [Bishop] Okay.
- [Jackie] Bye dad.
(ominous piano music)
(phone buzzing)
- Hello?
- Monica where are you, you were
supposed to be here already.
- I'm sorry, I have no idea what you're talking about.
- I called your house earlier and spoke to
your husband, he said he would let you know.
He knew we had a meeting with the client today at 7:30.
We needed this money to stay afloat in
the firm and you were supposed to be here.
- No, he didn't tell me.
Mr. Rios, is there anything I can do?
- No Monica, there's nothing you can do.
- I'm sorry sir, Mr. Rios I...
- What was that all about baby?
- Did my boss Mr. Rios call you today?
- Oh yeah, yeah, my bad, baby.
He did call.
He wanted you to go somewhere.
- Yeah, to a meeting.
You almost cost me my fucking job!
Why you didn't tell me?
- Whoa, okay, okay, I understand that you're upset.
Please watch it with the language.
Besides, I did try to tell you.
I left a note for you on the fridge and on the counter.
You know how forgetful I can be.
- When I came home from buying groceries,
I did not see a fucking note!
Why you lying to me?
- I'm not lying to you baby, okay?
I already told you watch it with your mouth!
- Just like I told you last year at
my company's party not to tell Mr. Rios
that I was pregnant and had a miscarriage.
Oh, but you forgot too!
- So you gonna sit up here and just bring up old shit huh?
Baby, look, really?
Bringing up old shit?
I already apologized to you about that last year.
- You always apologizing for something!
- So you gonna sit up here and act like yo shit don't stink.
Like you just Miss Perfect and you
can walk on water or something.
I ain't got time to listen to this bullshit.
I'm going to sleep on the sofa.
- 'Sup dad?
You're on the couch.
What did you do?
- Really?
(chuckles)
See that's messed up.
Why you asking me what did I do?
Couldn't it be your mother's fault?
- Does it really matter?
You know the woman is always right.
- Yeah.
You're right about that one, sweetie.
- So how long you think you're
gonna be on the couch this time?
- Hopefully not too long this time.
Jackie baby, did you see the note
I left for your mom in the kitchen?
I wrote two of them.
- No.
Are you sure you didn't put it somewhere else?
- Yup, I'm positive.
See I left one on the fridge and I left one on the counter.
You know how forgetful I can be.
- Well it couldn't have just walked away.
You think Sinclair had anything to do with this?
- No.
Of course not, baby, Sinclair has
no reason to do something like that.
Okay.
What is up with this dislike for Sinclair?
I've heard some of the things you've said to her.
- I don't know daddy, it's just, there's just
something about her, like I don't trust her.
- Okay.
I hear you, but what has she ever done to you?
- Well first of all she took my room, second she
flaunts herself in front of my boyfriend.
And trust me, I will cut a bitch
in a second if she touches my man.
- Really?
- Oops.
And I also think she has something to do
with the death of my friend and that teacher.
I mean she has to know something.
People were saying they were talking
all day during Saturday detention.
- Okay, I was with you until that last part.
Jackie baby, you cannot go around
making serious allegations like that.
- Daddy, you and I are having a
father/daughter chat right now, okay?
There are no rules.
- Okay.
So you really think Sinclair's dangerous like that?
Now flirty and flaunty, I can maybe see that,
but dangerous and messy, I don't know about that one Jackie.
- Dad, she has the word sin in her name.
But we'll find out sooner or later if I'm right or wrong.
Think I hear mom crying in the other room.
I'm gonna text Bishop to come downstairs and talk to her.
- Yeah, you do that.
- Isn't Sports Center on right now?
Daddy you slacking.
- Your daddy going through some things.
- TMI dad, TMI.
- I'm just saying.
We are having a daddy/daughter conversation right?
- Wait a minute, you cannot use my words against me.
(laughter)
(knocking)
- Can I come in?
Are you okay?
- Yeah.
Did you dad send you in here?
- Jackie.
Mom, are you and dad gonna be all right?
- You know, I'm starting to think that maybe
it would be best if we weren't together anymore.
- Mom!
Could you not talk like that?
Every time you say something like that, it scares me.
Besides, I've seen the way that dad looks at you.
You guys are fine.
- Bishop, did you see that note on
the kitchen table that your dad left for me?
- [Bishop] No.
No, I didn't see a note, why?
- That note almost cost me my job.
So how are you and Sinclair getting along?
- We're okay.
- You know, she's a little older.
You could probably learn a thing
or two from her if you ask her.
- Yeah, I probably could learn something from her.
- What?
- Tissue.
Tissue.
- Well thanks for coming in and talking to an old lady.
- You're not old, mom.
You're matured.
(laughs)
I love you mom.
- I love you too.
- Okay, I'm going upstairs.
Stop crying.
You'll be fine.
- Goodnight sweetheart.
- Goodnight mom.
- You take care of dad?
- Yeah, he's good now.
You talk to mom?
I never like to hear her cry.
- She'll be all right.
- Cool beans.
- Hey Bishop.
- Hey Sinclair.
- How was your date the other night?
- It was good.
Went to the movies, to the park.
- Did you get to use what I taught you?
- Yeah, I used what you taught me.
Thank you.
- Anytime.
- Bishop, what the hell is she talking about?
- Nothing.
- Hey Jackie, I was thinking later
maybe you and I could hang out
after you guys are done talking.
- It's Jacqueline, and no thanks, I'm good.
- Okay fine.
Say hello to Paul for me.
- I swear to God I can't stand that bitch.
- Yeah, I noticed.
- It just seems like a lot of shit
has been happening since she got here.
- Okay, so what, everything is Sinclair's fault now?
- No.
- [Bishop] Okay, then what?
- Well maybe not everything.
I don't know, for some reason I
just get this vibe as if she's cold.
You don't feel that chill in the
air when she walks in the room?
- Jackie, would you listen to yourself?
That is crazy, no I don't feel a
vibe whenever she walks into the room.
- You know what, you're always defending that girl.
- [Bishop] So?
- You must wanna sleep with her.
- I'm not even gonna acknowledge that with an answer.
- Exactly, I knew that'd make you shut up.
- [Bishop] Whatever.
- I know one thing though.
- [Bishop] What?
- She better stay the hell away from Paul.
Otherwise you will have to pull me off of that little girl.
- It's time I show Jackie my sense of humor.
(bell rings)
(ominous atmosphere music)
- Whoa.
Hey Sinclair, how you doing?
- What's up Paul?
- I'm good.
- So when are we gonna hook up?
- What?
You know I go out with Jackie.
- And I also notice how you look at me.
- I just can't do Jackie like that.
- I go back to school in Dominica at the end of the year.
Who's gonna know?
- Man, you are bad.
You gotta go, Jackie's about to be
here in a second with my math formulas.
- Kiss me before she comes.
Hurry up.
- You fucking bitch!
Find your own fucking man, you fucking whore!
And you ain't shit, Paul!
Four years down the fucking drain for this bitch?
- She came onto me, I made a mistake.
- I don't even wanna hear it!
Don't fucking touch me!
- Sinclair, Jackie has told us
about everything that happened today.
A lot of things have been happening this
semester, negative, that we do believe is your doings.
Sinclair, we have opened our family
to you and you have betrayed us.
I have already spoken with your parents to let
them know that you are no longer welcome in our home.
You will be leaving to go back to Dominica.
They have purchased your ticket to leave in the morning.
Until then, you will be staying
at an area representative's home.
I have not spoken with Mrs. Williams yet.
- Consider this your last supper in this home, Sinclair.
We've already packed your things.
They're over by the door.
Is there anything you would like to say Sinclair?
(doorbell rings)
- Oh Miss Johnson, please come in.
- Hello Bishop, how are you doing?
- I've seen better days.
- Everything's gonna be all right, don't you worry.
- Hello Mrs. Johnson, how are you?
- I'm doing fine, just been busy, this is
my third visit within the last four days.
Something in the Houston air I suppose.
- Well hopefully it'll get better for you soon.
This is the young lady that's the reason for your visit.
Her name is Sinclair.
- Hello Sinclair.
I'm Miss Johnson and we're gonna
make the best out of a tough situation.
Everything will be okay.
Hope you all have a good night.
- If you have any questions or concerns
please give us a call, and thanks
for coming on such short notice.
- Oh it's no problem at all.
It's a part of my job.
Y'all be safe, take care.
- You too.
- Thank you.
(phone rings)
- Hello?
- She's gone.
- Say what?
- Yes, I put her to bed two hours ago and
I went to go check on her and now she's missing.
- Have you checked your entire house?
Are you sure she's gone?
- I checked the whole house.
Why don't you take the kids to
a hotel just for extra precaution.
- Okay, thank you.
Baby, baby wake up.
- What's going on?
- Sinclair's gone missing in Miss Johnson's house.
She thinks she's headed back over here.
I'm gonna go wake up the kids, let's go to a hotel.
(ominous atmosphere music)
(dramatic sting)
- Baby?
Baby, wake up!
Wake up baby, get up!
Are you okay?
Baby, get up.
(loud bang)
- The fuck are you doing Sinclair?
- The same thing I did to Mr. Adams
and Miss Williams and Chris.
Guess who's next?
- Fucking bitch!
- Jackie!
Mom, dad!
- Don't mess with Texas, bitch.
(faint humming)
♪ Walked in the club and I seen her
♪ Like goddamn, how can I meet you
♪ Good money music group
♪ And Dre to stay with it
♪ She the baddest bitch I seen
♪ Trying to get her on my team
♪ That swag of hers is just too nice
♪ And that walk of hers so mean
♪ And I'm like damn, where did she come from
♪ Damn, where did she come from
♪ An hour later we on one
♪ She walked out of my dreams
♪ When I see her she's so clean
♪ That swag of hers is just too nice
♪ And that walk of hers so mean
♪ And I'm like damn, where did she come from
♪ Damn, where did she come from
♪ An hour later we on one
♪ Walked in the club like I own that
♪ She a bad bitch and I'm on that
♪ She looking at me like you better call
♪ I'm just asking for my phone back
♪ Word is she be getting cake
(haunting hip hop music)
♪ Good money
♪ You can be my enemy
♪ My enemy, you can be my enemy
♪ My enemy, but no matter where you go
♪ You can't get rid of me
♪ You can be my enemy
♪ My enemy, you can be my enemy
♪ My enemy, all that tough talking
♪ Really don't mean shit to me
♪ I heard these niggas talking down on me
♪ Like I ain't been here before
♪ I ain't letting shit slide
♪ I'm coming to you niggas door
♪ They trying to take me to a place
♪ That I ain't even trying to go
♪ You can look all across the globe