03x05 - Roses on the Bed

[bunniefuu]

I feel like Quaylon is my soulmate.

I been incarcerated for 12 years
for armed robbery.

He's about to live somewhere else.

That wasn't the plan.
- No, it wasn't the plan.

I want him close to me.

I just found out
that Quaylon told his mom

that he was moving to Houston.

Quaylon!

SCOTT: I'm very excited
about Lindsey's release.

I get to meet
the woman of my dreams.

In the last few years,
Scott has sent me

around $15,000 to $20,000.

'Is that Lindsey? No. No. No.

'Thirty people come off
that plane, and I'm like...'

"What the BLEEP?"

LARRY: You spent a lot of money
on this girl.

I mean, you sure it's not a scam,
or something?



Maurice and I got married
while he was in prison.

'I've been waiting for this
for four and a half years.'

They said you can't go to Vegas?
What does that mean?

He is not allowed to leave
the state of California yet.

'He'll be violating his parole.'

It's crazy. I'm married.
I got a home, but I can't go to it.

TYRICE: Chanda was sentenced to

three and a half years
for selling drugs.

Check it out.
- She using you, old man.

She could be a sugar baby
looking for a sugar daddy.

That's all it is! She gonna
use my daddy for his money.

Do I look like
I'd let a BLEEP use me?

If it's me and her against
the world, that's what it is.

I met Destinie
on a prison pen pal site.

Some girl that just would
get with a guy

that they don't know,
there's something wrong there.

I do not think this woman is real.

Whoo!

I just got out of prison
and met Shawn for the first time.

- Shawn, how old are you?
- I'm 45.

DESTINIE: What the BLEEP?
You told me you were 36.

There are a couple of things
that I haven't told Destinie.

- Do you have kids?
- I have six kids.

Well, I thought
that you only had two.

What else are you
not telling me about?

How many kids do you have?

Well...

SHAWN: I have six kids.

DESTINIE: Oh, hell, no.

LAUGHING:
Can I get another drink, please?

DESTINIE:
I'm BLEEP pissed. Like, I'm...

pissed the BLEEP off that
Shawn lied to me about his age,

and then, all of a sudden,

he just busts out
that he had six kids,

when he told me originally
that he had two.

Like, that's BLEEP crazy. Like, why
do you have to lie about your kids?

The first e-mail, I said,
"How many kids do you have?

What's your history?
Have you ever been married?"

Well, then, I must have forgot.

Oh, yeah. You must've. You must've
forgot why you told me that.

I just feel like if
Shawn's lying to her about this,

then I don't know
what else he could be lying about.

He could be a serial k*ller,
for all we know.

We don't know who he is.

I don't know why
you would lie about that.

Age is nothing but a number.
I don't care about that.

Like, I don't really give a BLEEP.
Like, I can get over that.

I'm a little irritated
about this whole kids situation.

I mean, is it with the same girl?
- Yeah.

All six? So why wouldn't you
just tell me that?

I don't know
why I didn't tell you that.

How am I gonna trust you?

Am I gonna have to worry about
other things, like, coming up?

No.

You're right. I should've just
told you, and I don't know why.

I don't... It just... When
it happened, it just happened.

So, what else?
So, what else is going on?

So, have you been married,
or have you not?

- No, I haven't.
- OK, how long has it really been

since you've been
with your babies' mom?

It's been, like... seven years.

Kelly and I tried to
get back together a year ago,

but Destinie
is a very jealous person,

so I don't wanna tell her
right now.

OK, and when's the last time
you've been with a woman?

- What?
- When's the last time

you've been with a woman?
- Like, a year ago.

I'm sure I'll find out down the line
something's different.

No, it's not.

If it is, I'm really
gonna punch you in the face.

There's not really anything
you have to worry about me,

anything that's in the dark with me.

I won't ever BLEEP lie to you.

I mean, there's a few secrets
that I'm keeping from Shawn, um...

that I don't really
plan on telling him.

MAURICE: I'm just ready
to see my baby, man.

JESSICA: Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Like, I miss my daughter.

She's tall.
She's down at 5'4 ", 5'5".

And it's like,
"Man, how did I miss all that?"

MAURICE: My daughter.

Ma'Kayla like my weakness,
like my kryptonite.

My biggest regret
was not being there for my child,

man, that little girl.
That's my biggest regret.

I chose the streets
before I chose my own family.

Why are you crying?

- Tears of joy, man.
- Yeah.

Tears of joy.

Me and his daughter, Ma'Kayla,
we talk on the phone

all the time,
like, every single day.

But she lives
in Maurice's baby mama's house,

and me and his baby's mama

have only spoken two words
to each other.

So I'm kind of nervous.

I don't know how it's all gonna go.

What up?! Ah, what's up, baby?

What's up, baby?

What's up, baby?

What's up?
- What's up?

"What's up?"
You acting like a little girl.

It feels great to see my daughter,

just happy to hug me,

to know that her daddy is here,
to know who her daddy is.

JESSICA: Can I have a hug?

I mean, it really
ain't no feeling to explain

because it's beyond happiness.

MAURICE:
Hey! What's happening up in here?

What's up, mama?

What's up?

What's going on with y'all, though?

Maurice has not ever dated
a white girl, that I know of.

I'm actually
the only real relationship

besides Jessica.

I don't really know too much
about her.

We don't really talk.

MAURICE: Wanna sit down?
Wanna sit down?

I mean, she just seems like
this to-herself type person.

I don't know how it will work out.

Come here, baby. You tall!

You is tall.

I met my baby mama
when I was in high school.

KENIQUA: You got gray hair?
- What? For sure.

What?! Old man!

Come on, man.

BOTH LAUGH

I was with her for, like, a year
and a half, and we got pregnant.

We had Ma'Kayla.
I kept getting in trouble.

She told me,
"You get in trouble one more time,

"I can't deal with you."

She stuck to her word.
I got in trouble again.

She left me.

I really appreciate y'all, man.
I really do.

Look at my daughter.
Look, she think I don't see it,

but she just sitting
right there behind you

looking at me the whole time.
KENIQUA: The whole time.

The whole time!

JESSICA: Sitting there,
kind of being ignored...

Why wouldn't you just
introduce me to everybody here?

KENIQUA: Hi, brother.

What's up? Look at Kayla.

MAURICE: Kayla...
Stop being shy, Ma'Kayla.

Stop being shy.

What up? I'm back!

LAUGHTER ON PHONE

MAURICE LAUGHS

I'm feeling really awkward
cos no-one's talking to me.

Tiera, she about to be a lawyer.

- No, she not.
- Man, she staying in San Diego.

Yeah.

I'm used to going to visit
while he was in prison,

and, I mean,
it was just, like, me and him.

Go on, yo.
I'm finna get up out of here.

I love y'all, man.

But now that Maurice is out,
I don't know how it's gonna go,

if it's gonna be different...

Come on, let's go outside
real quick.

Cos I've never dealt with
anything like this.

MA'KAYLA
SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY

That was the most BLEEP awkward
thing,

and you should've BLEEP
done something about that.

- What's wrong?
- You made me feel so BLEEP awkward.

What's wrong? Why you mad?

TEARFULLY: I'm sitting in the corner
by myself.

No-one's talking to me.

- Well, what did you want me to do?
- I mean, do you understand,

if I brought you over
to my family

and just let you sit there,
and no-one's talking to you...

You act like...
This is Ma'Kayla's family.

- OK, but...
- What the BLEEP is wrong with you?

OK.

MAURICE: Honestly, I'm
handling this the best way I can,

but at the end of the day,
it's like,

I need my wife to understand
that I just got out,

and... it is what it is. BLEEP.

I'm not trying to be.
I'm just saying, you know,

I feel like some weirdo
just sitting in the room.

I'm kind of feeling like

he's from a completely
different world than I am.

I felt awkward.
I shouldn't have gone in.

- It's for my daughter.
- I understand that. I know.

- I love you.
- Love you too.

I don't know.
Is this how it's gonna be? Like...

am I gonna be an outcast
in the family?

I'm starting to worry
that this is gonna be much harder

than I thought it would be.

We are trying to find Lindsey.
Is she still at the facility?

She's just smart enough
to stay in trouble.

TYRICE:
I don't know what's going on.

Every minute she spend up in there,
it's one less minute with me.

'I just hope I didn't drive
all the way there for nothing.'

I really would prefer
for you to live close to me.

SHAVEL: I know what I want.

And when I like it
and I want it, I get it.

I'm gonna do whatever I can
to make sure

that I don't lose you again.

QUAYLON:
About to eat some barbecue!

SHAVEL: Smells good in here.

How you feel?
- I feel good. Barbecue over here.

SHAVEL LAUGHS

Man, today is
a blessed, beautiful day.

It don't get no better than today.

I just got out from doing 12 years.

You know, I'm free now,
got my mom with me.

I got my girl with me.

Straight up.
SHAVEL LAUGHS

QUAYLON: We can write on the board?

QUALANDRIA: I did.

By far, today is
the happiest day of my life.

It's kinda surreal
being with Shavel right now.

I keep looking at her, like,
"Damn, is that baby?

"Let me grab your hand,
see if I...

"Oh, yeah. This BLEEP real."

I'm trying to make sure
I don't miss nothing.

LAUGHTER

'I ain't on parole.
I ain't on probation.'

I don't have to report to nobody.

'I was 17 years old
when I went to prison.'

As a kid, I started
getting in trouble with the law

around the age of ten, 11.

Petty stuff
like stealing from stores,

to more aggressive things
like selling drugs.

I went from going to school,
making straight As,

to going to prison.

It's your first time holding a menu.

- Naw.
- In a long time.

- Oh, in a long... Yeah.
SHE LAUGHS

Now I can go out of town
when I want to.

I can drink when I want to.
I can do what I wanna do.

QUALANDRIA: I'm gonna go to
the restroom. Be right back.

Man...

I'm ready to get home.

Ready to see Mi'elah.

Yeah, she's excited
about seeing you.

- I know.
- Like, seriously.

My daughter, Mi'elah,
is five years old,

and I love Quaylon
because he loves my daughter,

and my daughter is a part of me.

Well, I'm happy.

- I'm happy, yeah.
- Like...

I'm looking at you like,
"Yeah. It's real."

- Yeah?
- You know what I'm saying?

I'm ready to start this journey.

- I'm back.
- What up?

I wanna talk to y'all about...

..you know, our future.

You know I love you.
- Yeah.

But you know the reason
I moved from Kansas City

was so that when you're released,

you would have a good start.
- Right.

You wouldn't be around any of,
you know,

the people you knew,
or circumstances, or situations.

So how can I be comfortable
in Houston,

knowing that... you're gonna be OK?

Last time, when we lived
in Kansas City,

Quaylon was in all kinds of trouble.

I was in and out of court,

and he ended up
in prison for 12 years.

I don't wanna see him
reconnect with old friends,

old habits, old troubles
and go back down the same path.

I ain't 16 no more, Mama.

I know you're not 16. But, you know,
the threat is still there,

and that's what worries me.

The threat's everywhere,

but at the same time,
we can't live our life in fear.

I need you to trust in me
that I'm gonna do the right thing.

You know, I need you to trust in me
that I learned...

from mistakes
that was made in the past.

I just got through
doing all this time.

You gotta know I ain't about to
get out there wildin' like I was.

So... it ain't that no more.

I see so much potential in him,
though, so...

- Oh.
- I think that he's gonna be OK.

I just wanna be at peace
when I go back home,

and I-I really would prefer
for you to live close to me.

- No.
- No, not at all.

- Mm-mm.
- Not at all.

I just don't wanna go somewhere
if she ain't comfortable there.

To be honest, like, I told my mama

I was gonna
come out there with her.

I told my girl that I'm gonna
be out here in Kansas City,

I ain't going to Texas.

It's overwhelming
because I'm out here now,

and it's like, "OK...

"What I'm gonna do?
What's the plan?"

I'm gonna do whatever I can
to make sure

that I don't lose you again.

SHAVEL: When it comes to
Quaylon, I know what I want.

And when I like it and I want it,
I get it.

TYRICE: Pack this stuff up.
Panties...

bras.

I hope she like what I gave her.

Today's the day.

I'm staying in a hotel
close to the prison because...

Chanda's being released today,
and I'm very excited.

I mean, she's been in there
three years for selling drugs,

but she really wanna
get her life back on track.

I'm gonna be looking good!

Smelling good!

Even though me and Chanda
have been dating just three months,

I have been to visit her
in prison...

maybe about 13 times.

She's just a good communicator,
a woman of strong character.

The type of person that's loyal,

loving, caring, understanding.

Looking like a young man.

I'm very excited
to experience things with Chanda,

as far as, uh,

taking vacations,
cuddling, watching a movie.

And, of course,

I have fantasised about having sex
with her, what it'd be like.

I think it'd be amazing.

This how a real man do it.

First time
me and Chanda get together,

I'm gonna put a smile on her face.

She gonna be smiling for days.

Seal the deal.

Five and a half miles to go.
Ten minutes.

On schedule.

Her a*s...
I know when her BLEEP a*s

walk out that door and see me,
her country a*s is gonna be smiling.

Upon Chanda's release,
she has four hours with me,

and then she have to take a bus
to a halfway house

in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

But whatever she wanna do,
I'm game for it.

Damn, this is so exciting.
This is like a new beginning.

Freedom! I can smell it in the air.

I can smell it!


be walking up out this place.

The woman that's about
to walk out that door

could be the woman I'm gonna
spend the rest of my life with.

When I was younger,
I got married - not out of love.

I believe it was more out of lust,

and I didn't wanna be tied down.

But now I'm ready
to be with one woman.

Oh, I see a white van over there.

I see a lot of females
in green uniforms.

It's 1:40 right about now.

I don't know what's going on
in there.

Every minute she spend up in there,
it's one less minute with me.

No.

Well...

It's now five after two.
She still ain't came out.

I teach my kids
to follow they heart.

I just hope I didn't drive
all the way here for nothing.

BLEEP.



You're almost 20 years
older than me.

That's BLEEP crazy.

Am I the youngest girl
you've ever been with?

- Um...
- Let's be honest, Shawn.

- Yes.
- I am, huh?

Yes.

I have only been out
for a couple hours,

and I've already found out
that Shawn has lied to me

about a few different things,
and now I just...

I don't even know, like,
what to think.

The lies are BLEEP dumb.
What I'm worried about is,

like, if something else
is gonna come up.

You know, I really was bothered
by that earlier,

but, like, I guess
I'm gonna put all that behind me

and just BLEEP, like, get over it,

but I swear to you, dude, like...
you don't understand.

You could be anything
but a BLEEP liar.

You could be a BLEEP cheater,

I don't care,
but don't lie to me about it.

And I don't mean
go BLEEP cheat on me!

What I'm saying...
- I was gonna say...

What I'm saying is,
if I ask you a BLEEP question,

I expect you
to BLEEP keep it real with me.

- You just said I can cheat.
- What I'm saying is, tell me!

- As long as I don't lie to you.
- Yeah!

Think you're gonna
get over on me, dude,

you got another think coming.

'Even though he's a BLEEP liar,
I definitely love Shawn.'

He's very kind-hearted.

He's loving. He just...

He's so attentive to me
and just, like,

tries to do everything so perfect
to make me happy.

Like, I don't know.
It's just really cute.

I-I love that.

Babe, I want you
to get me a Coach purse.

OK, first things first, though,

I wanna go parasailing.

I read it in a Nicholas Sparks book,
and it sounded BLEEP amazing.

If you say so.

Are we gonna go skydiving?

Yeah, we are,
and I'm pushing your a*s out.

Yep.

SHAWN: Destinie is very hard
to figure out.

Half the time, she's one person,

and half the time,
she's another person.

So I don't know
which Destinie is gonna come out.

We're in 118.

Looks like it's right here.

Oh, what the hell?
This is nice, babe!

Whoo! What the BLEEP?

You're the best.

I'm super excited!

This is the first time in three
years I've slept on a real bed.

I love you.
- I love you too.

In this bed, babe, we're gonna
have fun tonight, yeah?

I've been waiting a long time
for this,

to get intimate with Destinie,
and it's finally here.

OK, I'll be fast, OK?

I can't wait
to get in the shower right now.

I think Destinie is gonna be
very wild in the bedroom.

Destinie says
she's just gonna tie me up,

and I'm gonna give it to her hard,

as much as SHE wants it and...

anytime she wants it,
anywhere she wants it.

Oh, my God, babe.

That shower felt so good.
- Did it?

Yeah. I didn't even wanna get out.

I don't even wanna
put any clothes on, either.

Aw, BLEEP.

Oh, my God, baby. I love you.

SHAWN: You like it?

I'm very impressed.

Nobody has ever
done anything like this for me.

I've been waiting for ten months
now,

and we've built our relationship.
Now I wanna have fun.

Last time I had sex with a guy
was, like, three years ago,

but Shawn doesn't know

I was having sex with women
quite a bit in prison.

And I plan on still being
sexually involved with them,

even though I am in
a committed relationship with him.

OK, you guys gotta go.

SHE LAUGHS

And I'm not gonna tell him.

Bye!

LINE RINGING

MAN: 'Hello.

'You've reached a federal
correctional institution.

'An inmate, dial zero.'
WOMAN: 'Thanks.

'Please hold.'

DOORBELL RINGS

I'm on the phone with
the Federal Bureau of Prisons

right now, so come on in.

All right.

Last night was a complete disaster.

Lindsey was supposed to
get released,

and that didn't happen.

It's been days
since I've spoken with her,

so I've called Lindsey's mom,
Brenda,

and Mylie Grace,

so we can make
a joint conference call

to try to find out
exactly what's going on.

Yes, I am.

MYLIE GRACE: When I found out
that I wasn't gonna

get to see my mom last night,

I cried for about two hours
after that.

Um...

I was really sad because
I was so excited to see my mom.

They had gotten my hopes up.

We are trying to find out
information on Lindsey BLEEP, OK?

What information
do you need from me

in order to make that happen?

BRENDA:
Last night was heartbreaking.

We were both crushed.

Mylie was finally
gonna have her mother,

and I was finally gonna say,

"You don't do this any more.

"We're done.
You've got to raise this child."

At that point,
I had to calm Mylie down.

I couldn't go in the corner
and cry myself.

It may happen in a minute anyway,
but...

SHE CLEARS THROAT

Is she still at the facility?

I'm not a nervous person,
but I am concerned

that Lindsey is playing games here.

- You can't control me.
- I'm not trying to control you.

The only concerns I have
about your drinking

is you doing something stupid
before your court date.

- Oh, man.
- $50,000 is a lot of money

to have on the line.

If I wanna drink, I'm gonna drink.

- He got a quadruple m*rder.
- Yeah?

Maurice was a Compton Crip.

What's the problem?

He did, like,
a g*n with his hand like this.

I don't wanna live in Compton.

DESTINIE: I have had
a lot of relationships with women

in prison. As a matter of fact,
I got a few of them

tattooed on me,

like this one, Felicia.

I got it so big because,

I don't know,
I felt like she was the one for me,

and I was just
never gonna leave her,

and, yeah, that didn't
last very long at all.

Then I have Monique on my arm,

and I'm gonna
cover that one up, too.

I also have one on my foot
that says Allison,

and I'm sure there will be
plenty more coming.

WOMAN: Hello. How are you?

- Wanted to check in.
- Do you have a reservation?

Yes.

Enjoy your stay.

Thank you. I appreciate it.
QUAYLON: 'Preciate you.

SHAVEL: I have a special
romantic night planned for Quaylon,

but now, with his mom here,
it's like,

"Is he gonna want
to be with his mom,

"or he's gonna wanna have
that romantic time with me?"

HE GROANS
What a day.

What a day. We made it. You know how
long I've been waiting on this day?

As long as I have!

BOTH LAUGH

I mean, she's been gone from him
for 12 years,

but what are we gonna do?

I know she's here
all the way from Houston,

but, like, we've been waiting
two and a half years to be intimate.

So I called a car
to pick up his mom,

to take her to her friend's house.

I know your mind is racing, huh?

Just processing it all,
taking it all in.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

I'm happy for you,
but I want you to know that...

if this gets to be too much for you,

or if you can't adjust,

you have family and support.

- I got you.
- Got me?

Give me a hug.

QUAYLON: My mom, she's been there
with me every step of the way,

so I feel like
I need to be around my family.

I love you, Mama.
- I love you too.

'But Shavel my woman.
I wanna be with her.'

It's overwhelming as BLEEP, man.

SHAVEL: Quaylon went to prison
as a little boy,

when he was 17 years old,

and now he's 29,
so he's a grown-a*s man.

I'm his first relationship,

and so now he get to experience
with a grown-a*s woman.

QUAYLON: So, I'll see you tomorrow.

- Absolutely.
- All right.

There's no way that Quaylon
is staying here in Kansas City.

Not if I have anything
to do with it.

You have fun tonight,
and call me, OK?

- All right.
- All right.

QUAYLON:
You know, it's bittersweet

cos my mom leaving.

But at the same time,
I got my girl, Shavel,

so we about to be alone
for the first time.

It's been 12 years
since I done had some sex.

Man, you hear me? Twelve years!

I'm ready to do this BLEEP
right now.

Let's get it on right now.

When I was locked up,

me and Shavel had hours
on top of hours of phone sex.

I wanna see if she gonna do

everything she said
she was gonna do.

KNOCK ON DOOR

- Hey, babe.
- What's up?

SHE LAUGHS

QUAYLON: Ah!

Mmm.

Oh, man, I can't wait
to have sex with Shavel.

You know, I'm thinking about it
right now, believe it or not.

I ain't supposed to, but I am.
But, yeah, I'm ready.

Everything must go!

Quaylon turns me on so much.

We gotta do the little arm thing.

There it go. Mm-hm.

'He is so sexy.'

LAUGHING: Damn, he fine!

LAUGHING: BLEEP! Quaylon!

Oh, yeah.
This a bed right here, girl.

Remember when I said I was
gonna treat you like a king?

Mm-hm.

Mmm!

SHAVEL: I definitely wanna do that
tonight.

QUAYLON: Mm, mm, mm.

You got hands of an angel.
I ain't lyin'.

'Quaylon is my soulmate.

'He's gonna be my husband
and father to my kids.'

So... it's very important to me
right about now.

All right.

Y'all gotta go.

Y'all ain't gotta go home,

but y'all definitely
gotta get up out of here.

You gotta get up out here.
Y'all know what time it is.

Put that work in. Tear that a*s up.

Tear that a*s.

SHAVEL LAUGHS

JESSICA: You gonna get up?

You're too big for this couch,
baby.

I'm sure it's better
than a prison bed.

You already know
you're more than welcome here.

Parole get me so frustrated.

It BLEEP my whole day up
when I think about parole.

I have to go see
my probation officer on the 15th.

I just barely went yesterday.
It just be stressing me out,

making me nervous. When I look at
the building, it irritates me.

You good, though. Know what I'm
saying? You got your own spot.

You chillin'. You whipped up.
You good.

You feel me?

MAURICE: My cousin Roni, like,
he gave me the opportunity

to come to his house,
sleep there, live there

while me and Jessica waiting

to get my parole transferred
from here to Vegas.

'Roni's the brother
I ain't never had.'

It's not nothing in this world
I would not do for Roni,

and it's vice versa.
There's nothing in this world

that I know my little cousin
wouldn't do for me.

CHILDREN CHATTERING

Do your workout, Boogie.

WOMAN: What's your
other workout stuff?

RONI: Let me see a push-up, cousin.
WOMAN: Where you at?

Go, son.
Son, where you at? Get yours.

Come on. Let 'em know.
Let 'em know.

Oh, what? A straight one, though.

That ain't real.

So, we're BLEEP
stuck in California, and...

I left Vegas
and my own comfortable house

with a nice big bed.

I feel really isolated here.

I feel out of place, I guess.

RONI: Get him! Get him!
That's right! Get him!

JESSICA: 'I really need
to get back to Vegas.'

My family's there,
our house is there,

and right now, we have no privacy,

and I'm just getting really anxious
and really, really frustrated.

I don't know what we're gonna do,
and I'm really worried.

I ain't even show you
none of the obituaries

of the people passed
since you been gone.

I got 'em, if you wanna see a few?
- Yeah.

- Remember Josh?
- The twin?

- He got stabbed 20 times!
- Never!

I swear to God.

- Oh, he died?
- Yeah, man. BLEEP be crazy.

Spike died on us.

- What?!
- Yeah, man.

- Damn!
- Young Porter done passed away.

- That's Porter?!
- He done passed away.

YT gone.
- What?!

I'm telling you. It's bad, bro.

MAURICE: 'Man...

'every last one of them obituaries
is just g*n violence.

'You know, being m*rder*d.'

Growing up in the environment
where I was raised,

that BLEEP... You know,
it go like that sometimes.

More of a sad. More of a sad.

- This my boy. This my boy.
- We grew up with these dudes.

Hey, these BLEEP
I grew up with, man.

MAURICE: Those was dudes
that I done a lot of BLEEP with,

and just to see they face
on an obituary so fast,

so early... Like, damn, man.

Like, you didn't even
make it to see 30.

One, two, three, four, five.

Maurice was a Compton Crip.

That's, like, the g*ng he was in.

RONI: That's Jeff. He from...
He original South Side.

He got a quadruple m*rder.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

Damn, I just got the chills
seeing this BLEEP, boy.

And I don't want him anywhere
near where he got in trouble.

These ain't people I just met.
These is people I know.

I done smoked with him,
slept at his house,

gave him rides,
do all type of BLEEP with him.

I mean, I was happy
I wasn't around.

You know what I'm saying? Because...

you know, I don't know
what I would've did.

And a little four-year-old got shot.
My son five years old

and be playing right there.
- A four-year-old got shot?

In our neighbourhood.

It does scare me cos
you never know what could happen.

See y'all in a minute.

We don't know how long it could take

to transfer his parole
from California to Las Vegas.

Here, Jessica.

And I'm really, really worried
that it's not gonna happen,

and I don't know what we'll do.

HORN HONKS

What the BLEEP? You just seen him?

JESSICA: What's the problem?
- He did, like,

a g*n with his hand like this.

What the BLEEP?

I don't want to live in Compton.

MAURICE: I'm nervous.
I don't wanna stay in LA.

That BLEEP will sh**t.
- Down here?

Yeah, left.

There's gonna always be haters.

I wanna know if she's there.

She could've been jumped
by a couple of other inmates.

'I'm very concerned.'

Don't suffocate me.

If I wanna do something,
I'm gonna do it,

and nobody's gonna get in my way.
Promise you that.

We are trying to find out
information on Lindsey BLEEP.

Is she still at the facility?

'Last night from the airport,
I call the prison.'

Probably the most rude,
belligerent BLEEP

I've ever talked to
answers the phone.

He'll give me no... He won't
even tell me if she's there.

Tells me I gotta call back tomorrow
to find that information out.

At this point, I have
no knowledge of where Lindsey is,

or why she did not
get on that plane.

So, I've got a missing person
and a ten-year-old girl here

who's real upset,
so we want answers.



Uh, I wanna know if she's there.

She is. OK.

I am feeling a lot better
cos I know where she is.

But what happened?

Do you have any information

as to why she was
due to be released yesterday

but that did not happen?

Can we speak with her case manager?

LINE RINGING

SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY

Hi, I am here with Lindsey's mom,

so I'm gonna let her
talk to you for a minute, OK?

Hello, I'm Lindsey's mom,
and I've got her

ten-year-old daughter here with us,

and we were all set to greet her
last night at the halfway house.

When that didn't happen,
Mylie was devastated,

so could you give us any
information as to what happened?

And you can't even tell me if
she's still in the SHU or not,

in the segregated housing unit
or not?

You can't even tell me that?

I don't really understand
what happened.

I know she was in the SHU,

and she called us three days ago
and told us that she was coming out.

How are we ever supposed
to know what happened?

Do you think that may happen?

I think maybe the reason Lindsey
didn't come out last night was,

she's just smart enough
to stay in trouble.

She knows rules,
she knows regulations,

and she knows
if they're not following them.

She will write up a guard
or someone in a heartbeat,

and they will be
just a little more mean

or vindictive than they have to be.

But she does know
how to piss 'em off.

Is there anyone else
we could talk to

and find something out?

OK. Well, I guess you've done
all you can, so thank you.

Why is nothing public information?

It's like...
- I'm sorry. I don't know, baby.

It's just...

They don't care that
you cried yourself to sleep.

I'm very concerned because Lindsey
has had problems in prison.

Lindsey is a very attractive girl.
People get jealous of her.

So she could've been jumped
by a couple of other inmates.

She could be hurt.

This has happened before,
so I'm worried.

You know, did she get in trouble?

Many things
are going through my mind

as to why this could've happened.

I'm just so sorry that happened.

I mean, I'm so sorry
this was so rough on you,

but, you know,
you gotta be strong for Mom

because you know she'll cry.

She probably cried herself
to sleep last night too.

And hopefully, she can call today,
since it is her birthday,

and if not, I think
maybe in a week she'll call.

We'll hear from her.

'Right now, I am feeling confused,
frustration, anger.'

I did not move to Mississippi

for anyone else, just for Lindsey.

I bought a house for us to,

you know, continue
to work our relationship.

Is it worth going through
the emotional rollercoaster?

SHAWN: Here you go, babe.
I got you a coffee.

I didn't know what you liked,
so I got you plenty of...

- Plenty of everything?
- Plenty of goodies for it.

I feel good today.
I slept really good last night.

- Did you?
- Yeah. I had a good time.

I know.
You took over the whole bed.

Well, I'm not used to
sleeping with people,

so I'm, like, all sprawled out.

Destinie and I had sex last night
for the first time,

and it was amazing.

It started in the hot tub
and the bed,

and it just kind of
went from there, everywhere.

It just felt so right,

and just, kind of,
the explosions were there.

In all my past relationships,

it was just having sex
just to have sex,

but with Destinie, it's making love.

Like, honestly, like, I'm...

pretty impressed about our sex.

It was pretty intense. It was good.

Yeah. It was way intense.

But what did I
wake up to you doing?

Trying to take a picture
of me sleeping. Boom!

SHE LAUGHS

DESTINIE:
'Last night was amazing.'

I'm a very sexual person,
and I wanna make sure

that the sex is good cos if not,

I will end up
BLEEP going somewhere else.

And I think that our sex
was the best sex I've ever had.

So, yesterday was
a pretty big day for you,

and I think it topped off
with the...

When you started drinking,
though, it kind of made it...

a little bit worse,
you know, with your...

Oh, yeah? You think that?

You know, maybe some things
got overreacted yesterday,

with, you know, with some of the...

Oh, the lies, you mean?

The only concerns I have
about your drinking

is you going out
and doing something stupid,

and especially
before your court date.

Oh, man. Really?

I just need to make sure
that you stay out of trouble

and everything
because of the bond,

you know, cos $50,000 is a lot
of money to have on the line.

Well, obviously, I know that.

I'm not gonna do anything
to jeopardise me going back.

I'm not ever going back,

but if I wanna drink sometimes,
I'm gonna drink.

I wanna have fun.

SHAWN: I feel like
for the next 17 days,

I'll have to be
a lot more controlling

on what her actions and stuff
are before the court date.

I'm hoping that
this'll be the first time

she doesn't run
and that she actually stands up

for her responsibilities.

You know, if she missed court,

that would be almost $100,000
I've spent on Destinie.

That's a lot of money.

Don't suffocate me. BLEEP.

I'm not gonna suffocate you,
but it's a whole thing about...

What? Being in control?
You can't control me.

I'm not trying to control you.

We're gonna go have fun.
Like, we're gonna be in Vegas.

Like, this...
We're not gonna be squares.

I have only been out
not even 24 hours,

and Shawn is already
trying to tell me what to do,

or try to tell me I can't drink.

Like, I already had told him,
like, I'm a BLEEP party girl.

This is what I wanna do.

Like, I wanna have fun,
I wanna drink. It's legal.

Like, it's very frustrating to me.

Relax.

I just wanna make sure
we make it to your court date.

I mean, it's only a few weeks away.

I'm gonna make it
to my court date, OK?

Don't you worry about that.

Obviously, like,
I wanna be with you.

Like, I wanna get married
and have a family.

Like, that's what I wanna do.

At the same time, like,

if I wanna do something,
I'm gonna do it,

and nobody's gonna get in my way.

Promise you that.

So, what is your plans
for my daughter?

I don't know. Hello?

Where you at?

- We need to just kinda lay low.
- I'm sick of laying low!

My stomach's in knots. I don't know
what the hell is gonna happen.

We actually had
a Native American wedding ceremony.

- Kristianna is Christian.
- Surprise!

If you really love me,
you're not gonna turn around.

What if you go back to jail?

You with me, or are you against me?