Can I talk to you?
Yeah.
I want to talk to Money so we can
rebuild our friendship because her friendship means
a lot to me.
It's like she has a wall up.
I just feel like I'm losing my best friend.
I mean, I feel like we're not best friends.
I never know which way you coming from,
so that's why I have to stay my distance,
'cause I ain't trying to get in trouble.
I ain't trying to get hurt.
But if you're not keeping it real, it's hard to be here.
OK, with the whole Pastor Troy situation,
he was, like, leading me on.
I'm thinking we're together, but we're not.
I done slept with this man and became pregnant,
and I was ashamed.
That's the main reason why I didn't come to you.
I had to get myself together.
When somebody's your friend, you don't have
to be together to talk to them.
A person have to accept you for who they are.
But it's like you shut down on us,
and you don't tell us the whole truth.
We gotta be able to trust each other.
We gotta know the full story so we'll
know what we're defending.
I take responsibility for my actions,
but I was doing it on account of you,
and your mom was doing it on account of you, too.
If she was honest with her mom, then her mama wouldn't
have turned up on Juicy.
Stop lying, stop being fake, and stop manipulating people.
I understand that the trust is not here
and the trust is going to take a minute, but I am trying.
And I just told you why.
It's like I try, too.
But I love you.
It kills me that we're not talking.
I'm like, [bleep].
Where do I go from here?
Do your best on fixing this stuff.
That's all I'mma tell you.
Fix it.
What were yous two talking about at the beach
the other day?
It looked good that you all were together talking.
[music playing]
What's wrong, Minnie?
[sigh] I know that I have to build
trust with you guys because of everyone
thinking that I was lying.
But I love you guys, and y'all my girls.
Like, this weekend I really enjoyed all of us
together, laughing, cutting up, talking
about ding dings, everything.
It's just, like, I needed that, and I laughed.
Like for the first time, I laughed.
I really needed that. - Feels good.
Yeah.
Well, I'm glad you ladies enjoyed yourselves tonight.
How do you think your boyfriends are
going to act when they find out about our time at the strip
club?
[music playing]
I'm enjoying-- I'm having fun.
Like, whatever happens in Myrtle Beach stays in Myrtle Beach.
Let me enjoy.
If you love me, let me enjoy.
Like why do you--
why you wanna know?
You know.
I don't need to explain [bleep] to anyone.
Why y'all being so defensive?
I'm just trying to have a good time.
Well, I'm trying to have a good time, too.
And you--
OK, but you keep asking questions.
I'm just trying to get to know everybody.
Like I [bleep] said, I'm not gonna tell you [bleep]..
Seemed like you were always talking to me.
I was just, like, asking everybody as a group.
Like, how do you think that--
But it seems like you always coming to me.
Because you didn't even answer the question.
Well, I don't have to [bleep] answer
no [bleep] damn question.
I don't get in your personal [bleep]..
I don't ask you [bleep],, so don't ask
me [bleep] 'cause you ain't getting
a mother-[bleep] response.
OK?
Anything else you wanna [bleep] know?
No. I guess not.
- OK, then. - I guess not.
OK, then stop talking to me.
You know what?
I can't take this.
Bitches, I can't take this [bleep]..
'Cause you can't handle [bleep]..
It's too much drama for me.
Oh my god, y'all.
I need a drink.
So what happened?
Tell me everything that happened.
Oh my god, Andrea.
Girl, oh my god.
I was, like, not even having a good time.
I was so stressed out, Andrea.
I was thinking about you in the hospital.
I was thinking about so much, so much--
I was fine.
[inaudible] go crazy.
I didn't have a good time.
Bria's friend Melissa was there, too.
She was like she didn't want to fit in the group, because you
know how we're so wild, and she just,
like, kind of like the good girl, thinking that--
She's better than everyone?
Yeah.
And that's when-- what's wrong?
Nothing.
They were talking about twerking and whatever.
So that's when--
[groans]
Are you having contractions?
Yeah.
You having contractions?
Like every, like, 10--
10 minutes.
- Every 10 minutes? - Yeah.
Chris.
Oh, [bleep].
What?
She's having contractions.
I'm freaking out right now.
I'm not trying to have Aubrey at 28 weeks.
The doctor said the next time that it
happens for her to call him.
All right, let me call him.
I was 34 weeks pregnant when I had Andre,
and he had a lot of complications.
[phone ringing]
EHRLICH (ON PHONE): It's Dr. Ehrlich.
Yeah, hey, Dr. Ehrlich, this is Andrea Salinas.
Yes, I'm calling to tell you that I'm having contractions.
EHRLICH (ON PHONE): And how often are you having them?
At first they were 10 minutes apart,
and now they're 4 to 5 minutes apart.
EHRLICH (ON PHONE): You may have to go
back over to the hospital.
All right.
[music playing]
It's way too early for this.
Aubrey needs to stay in there.
Andre, he had a lot of breathing issues,
and it breaks my heart.
All I want is Aubrey to be healthy because I'm not trying
to go through this again.
It's that door here on the left. - This one to the left?
Yeah. it's in there.
This is freaking me out.
Stomach still hurt?
Hey.
Hi.
You're a troublemaker.
How you feeling?
Feeling bad.
OK, we're gonna get you on the monitor first,
and then we'll do the ultrasound.
OK.
Contractions, when they start?
They started last night.
OK.
I don't know whether you can see.
These squiggles are the baby's heart.
Now, what we're really interested in
is in the pressure to see if you're having contractions
and how often.
Yeah, you're having contractions.
[bleep]
So, yeah, that's significant.
Now, the big thing that'll tell us what's going on
is when you have the ultrasound.
Something's happening.
I'm gonna check and see if they're getting
ready for the ultrasound.
Aah, woman.
We're gonna take a look at the cervix.
It's just going to be a little cold just for a minute, OK?
OK.
I just need to see how long the cervix is.
OK.
Ow.
I'm sorry.
Relax if you can.
That's the worst of it, OK?
OK.
Cold and gooey.
You contracting again?
Yeah.
Yeah, that's what I thought 'cause she's, like,
trying to push her way out.
Baby heartbeat.
Does it sounds good, like a regular?
Um.
Uh-oh.
What is it?
OK, Tasha, can you give me the wheelchair?
And we'll get her up.
I'm so sleepy.
Hey, Dr. Ehrlich.
Her cervix is like a runway.
That's the sign that you're going into labor.
Having contractions, and because you've had a C-section,
we always worry about the risk of rupture.
So I'm not really comfortable about letting you go home.
[music playing]