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TAMARA (VOICEOVER): You are not taking that case.
I said I'm not taking the case.
Yeah, but that's you getting ready to say you will.
I know you.
Dee, what do you think the chances are
that girl getting her ass fired had
anything to do with injustice?
It could have.
Leah Davis, that girl is a magnet for trouble.
She's like one of those people that calls you
from the side of the road with a flat tire
and her spare is flat too, talking about life's not fair.
You gotta fill up that spare, girl.
Life is fair.
You're just lazy.
You are so bad.
And that is the skankiest move ever,
playing like she's Erin Brockovich, when you know
she went to work one too many days with vodka breath,
walking funny.
What do they make anyway at Osbourne?
Radios for the military.
What can go wrong with a radio anyway?
You can't get the Top 40?
And for you.
Thank you.
Moving on.
How's Casey?
Oh, he's taking me to DC next month,
some big conference on reparations.
The deputy mayor finally gets a trip.
This is y'all's first trip away, right?
Except for that weekend at Nags Head
early on, but this is our first public appearance, yeah.
Things are moving right along.
And how could you even consider
taking that case when you know she stole
your boots back in college?
I'm not taking the case.
That girl stole your boots, wore them every day,
telling us all that they were hers when the box
still had your damn name on it.
Give me her number right now.
I don't have it on me.
You started this whole story with her texting.
I know you have her number.
Give it here. Give it.
Is this how you are at Lockley?
Effective? Yeah.
They've got enough old white men playing after you [INAUDIBLE]..
Say hi to Tamara Roberts to get it done.
Promise you won't take her case.
I promise I won't take the case.
I'm putting quotes on case.
I caught that.
Mhm.
Moving on.
DELILAH: $200?
He can't spend $200, but he can spend $5,000 on a violin?
He's never gonna change, Dee.
That man-- that man has the heart of--
I'm sorry.
I just gotta say it.
The father of your children has the heart of a common criminal.
Oh, you wrong.
Stop.
I'm a sociopath.
$200, it's just sad.
It's just so sad.
So sad.
So where are you at with Leah Davis?
Why?
I have a meeting with Fred Osborne Monday.
Tam, is this a coincidence?
Because Osborne knows that I met with Leah Davis.
All I know is there's a partnership on the table.
What's your point?
Dee, we've made it 20 years without going
up against each other in court.
Let's not do it now, not over this.
Let's get you a case that pays you some real money,
enough where you can go on that-- that--
that crazy walking trip in--
Crazy?
--in Italy that you always talk about?
It's not crazy.
Dee, Leah Davis is gonna drain your tank for nothing
and you know it.
Please, for me, for both of us, let it go.
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DELILAH: Whoa.
TAMARA: Casey did this and didn't tell me.
I mean, it seems very nice.
I just wish you would've told me.
Well, if you would've known, you wouldn't've come.
And I couldn't take another day of it.
So let's get you a drink.
And you look beautiful.
Shut up.
OK.
We have homemade pizza on the menu.
And Casey has his best friend Jamal handling the crust.
Hey.
You've done that before?
TAMARA: The man's a natural.
JAMAL: I don't know about that.
TAMARA: I hear he's a natural at everything.
Hey, baby, can you get this lady a-- a Negroni?
Love to.
Not too strong.
I'm driving.
Double strength.
We've gotta talk.
I'll split the difference.
JAMAL: I hope you like pizza.
Oh, what I wouldn't give to be massaged like that.
So strong.
You see them hands?
You know, I'm standing right here, right?
So is she.
- There you go. - Thank you.
Delilah strength.
Oh, I can't wait to see what that is.
Cheers.
Cheers to you.
Now, if you wouldn't mind, come with me
so we can make some legal history, the fastest
settlement negotiation ever.
How many of these has she had?
The whole history of American jurisprudence
was made by drunk white man wavering over Martinis.
You give a Black female lawyer a drink and all of a sudden,
y'all are just making faces.
See that is sexism right there and racism too.
So come on.
It was nice meeting you.
It was nice to meet you too.
TAMARA (VOICEOVER): He's better looking than Gordon.
I'd say equally good-looking.
And no elbow patches.
And he's Casey's best friend.
So that means you and me, we'd be double dating again.
What?
Once this case is over?
OK.
Yeah, about that.
Fred said Leah made up this crazy story about the radios
to get back at him, because he wouldn't leave his wife.
He said that they had an affair.
Leah didn't tell you this?
No.
He admits that he fired Leah in a less than appropriate way.
He admits that he panicked when she told him
that she was in love with him.
He was scared that she was gonna blow up his marriage.
OK.
I can see that look, Delilah.
Let me just say, I hope that we can agree this
does not make Fred look great.
Copping to having an affair with his secretary, especially
that one, I'm believing the story.
Just wait a minute.
And he's willing to put down $2 million
to make things right.
Your girl could walk away from this richer than the both
of us.
He could also be copping to this and rushing to settle,
because he doesn't want to face punitive charges if we go
to court and find out he oversaw the cover up
of Gary Shea's findings-- - Dee.
--and then, had that man killed.
Enough with the conspiracy theories.
OK?
This is good news.
He wants to settle.
He's willing to pay.
Leah has never seen money like this.
Let's end this mess, tonight.
What?
Does he have any proof of his version of the story?
There is no his version of the story, Dee.
It's the story.
I'm saying like photos, texts, hotel
receipts, anything I can see?
You know Leah.
It happened.
[PHONE RINGING]
Hello?
Ms. Connolly, this is Cindy Shea.
Can you come over here?
There's something here you need to see.
What?
I didn't send over that fake-ass reporter.
That was not my idea.
You've gotta know that.
So who did it?
Look, girl, we have bigger fish to fry.
You said no to a date with Jamal?
We gotta fix that.
Just give me a name.
When, Junior?
We're gonna call Jamal back, tell him, "what was I thinking?
I thought it was the other Jamal."
You're gonna set up a time to go out.
You and me, we're gonna pop that bottle, stuff our faces.
I got you extra chips and guac.
We will not talk about the case.
It'll be like old times.
I am filing an ethics complaint with the state bar.
I just need to know whose name to put on it.
Dee, I know that you're upset about what happened.
Believe me, I am too.
We'll talk that all out.
We can't fall apart over this.
I won't allow it.
Casey won't allow it.
Girl, I'm driving him crazy.
Mason, would you tell her to let me c--
Tam, I see what you're trying to do here.
I appreciate it.
I love you.
Thank you for coming over.
I can't do this right now.
Delilah, remember, we've got a deal.
We don't go to bed angry.
You're just gonna call me later.
So do it now.
Get your phone and call me right now.
See?
I saw that.
That was a smile.
You gonna leave me here with a bag of tacos,
getting soggy tacos?
Tamara, I cannot peacefully work
this out with you right now.
Well, let's do it the hard way, whatever it takes.
Dee, come on.
Tamara, my father just left here from trying to take Dion away.
I can't do this with you right now.
OK.
Love you guys.
Mason.
Dee, I'm so glad you're here.
I was just thinking, I hope that she's
over whatever she was under last night, because I need my girl.
Sorry to be interrupting. I didn't--
Resign yourself to interrupting
forever, because we are on an eternal day
as of two minutes ago.
Oh.
Dreams come true.
Congratulations, Casey.
Thank you.
Dee, will you be my Maid of Honor?
Of course.
Oh.
DELILAH: I-- I pulled up some photos of you
without bangs so I can send them over.
Thanks.
Do-- do you not want me to be your Maid of Honor?
Do you wanna take a beat?
TAMARA (PHONE): Do you?
If you do.
Trial's a month away.
It might simplify things a little.
Yeah.
I was thinking the same thing.
Yeah, let's-- let's-- let's take a beat.
OK.
You're still my sister.
Good night.