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- [Person On Radio] Everyone report to 97 Hickory.
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(rapper talks indistinctly)
♪ Yeah, yeah
♪ Oh oh
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah
♪ Ready to get started
♪ Ready for the weekend
♪ Living our night life, then I'm gonna reset
♪ Working on weekdays, it's all too much pressure
♪ And so we like to switch up, it's time to go
♪ Juts want excitement in your life
♪ Your life (school bell rings)
♪ Pushing all anxiety out to the side
♪ Can't wait until the sun set down and she let it all out
♪ Let it all out
♪ Waiting for the perfect sound
♪ Transform right before your eyes
♪ And listen to the beat drop
(engine rumbles) (door slams)
- What? - You're late.
- You know I have off campus 7th period. My bad.
(upbeat R&B music continues indistinctly on radio)
♪ Yeah
♪ Feeling all of her body (Amber coughs)
♪ Feeling in her body
- You all right?
- Yeah. It's just a little cough.
- I don't need you getting sick.
We supposed to be going to the game tonight.
- I told you I had to babysit tonight.
- Oh yeah. I forgot.
- You seem to have been forgetting a lot lately.
- I'm sorry. Let me make it up to you tonight.
- You'll come once the kids are asleep?
- Yeah. I'll come after the game.
- Okay.
♪ Let it out on the floor
♪ Turn it up some more
♪ We waiting till the sun sets down and she lets
- What hell you got planned for the weekend?
- Girl, just JJ party tomorrow.
What time y'all leaving tonight?
- Brandon should be home soon.
Amber's coming by at 7:30. Reservation's 8:30.
- Girl, these babysitters are God sent.
I swear Ruth just left, and I wanna pay her to live here.
I cannot understand how she get these badass kids
to listen to her.
- Ooh, trust me. I know. (laughs)
But the kids love Amber, especially Micah.
- Girl, did you hear that the Matthews
are getting a divorce?
- Girl, you always have all the tea!
Look, let me finish getting ready and painting my nails
because I did not have time to stop by the nail shop today.
- All right, girl.
Anyway, y'all have fun tonight,
and tell Brandon I said happy birthday.
- Oh, I will. Thanks, girl.
♪ Let you get, get, get
♪ Lay me down and I say go get, get, get, get
♪ Roll out
(Amber coughs) (soft R&B music)
- You sure you good? - Yeah.
I think I'm coming down with something.
- So why can't I drop you off at your house?
- You know my parents don't want us seeing each other.
I have to get dropped off where the bus lets us off at.
- It's lame.
They do know you're about to be 18 soon
and can do whatever you want.
- (chuckles) As long as I'm in their house,
I have to follow their rules, which means not seeing you.
- Fine. It's more fun to sneak around anyway.
♪ Would you do this one thing
- Yeah, it's kind of poetic, like Romeo and Juliet.
- Except we don't die, right?
I'm not trying to die for love.
- (laughs) Shut up.
♪ You committed, you can get it
♪ Fuck these other niggas (seatbelt rattles)
♪ I keep everything 100
- So I'll see you tonight at the Harris house?
728 Ridge Point Lane,
but call me before you come so I know the coast is clear.
- Okay. See you later. - Okay.
♪ 'Cause I love this shit ♪ I love this shit
♪ I never have (speaks indistinctly)
(door slams)
♪ My Jesus take you up on that real life
♪ We in the shit
♪ Young forever, I love you baby
♪ I'm just writing to you 'cause I love you
(tense brooding music)
- Excuse me. Do you know where Ridge Point Lane is?
- Oh yeah. It's just the next street over.
- Just the next street over? - Mm-hmm.
- [Jasmine] Okay, so let me give you a question.
- All right.
- How did you do on the math test?
- I got a 88. You? - 100.
(laughs) Hopefully this will convince my parents
to give me that new phone I wanted.
- That's really good.
Sometimes I still get confused on dividing fractions.
- Yeah, you have to remember to change to division
to multiplication and flip that second fraction.
- Yeah, that's the part I keep forgetting.
- Don't worry, girl. You'll get it next time.
- (laughs) Is that who I think it is?
Jas the Giraffe and Trashy Traci.
- Just keep walking and ignore them.
- I know you hear me. - What, Stephanie?
Why don't you just leave us alone, huh?
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- See, I would, but your little friend here screwed us over
and gave us the wrong answers to the test.
I made a 57.
(Jasmine and Traci laugh)
- Oh, that's funny to you?
- Well, maybe you shouldn't try to cheat.
- Hey! Chill out, Stephanie.
- Hey. Everything good here, Traci?
- Oh, yeah, we're all good! Let's go.
- Come on, Jasmine. I'll take you home.
- All right. Thanks.
(door slams)
- Safety belts. You already know this.
- (groans) Oh my gosh. - Whatever.
I don't wanna hear it.
(door slams)
(tense brooding music)
- Mama, I'm home!
- I'm in the living room, sweetheart.
How was school? - It was good.
I got 100 on my math test.
- That is amazing, sweetheart. I'm so proud of you.
- So does that finally mean I can get that new phone?
I told you, on your 13th birthday. You still 12, young lady.
(Jasmine sighs) (R&B music)
Go and put your test on the refrigerator
so your dad can see it once he gets home from work.
- Wait, Dad went to work on his birthday?
- Yes.
You know how he is, but we're gonna celebrate tonight,
and Amber's coming over to babysit tonight.
What? What's that face for?
- It's just I'm getting too old for a babysitter, Mom.
- Well, she's not just watching you.
Your brother's not old enough to watch himself, you know.
- I guess. I watch Micah all the time for you.
- Yeah, when I'm home working,
but we won't be here to monitor you.
Trust me,
I can't wait until you old enough to watch your brother
so we don't have to pay for a babysitter.
- Wait, who said anything about not paying? (laughs)
- Girl, hush. Go in there and check on your brother for me.
(Nicole chuckles)
- What you doing in here?
Something you had no business doing jumping like that.
- You scared me. You didn't knock.
- Boy, please.
You're not old enough for someone
to be knocking to come in your room.
Anyways, Mom told me to check on you. You have any homework?
- No, it's Friday. We don't have homeworks on Fridays.
- I miss those days. (chuckles)
You're lucky you're only in elementary.
- Is Dad home yet? - No, not yet.
Mom said her and Dad are going out for his birthday.
- That means Amber's coming over.
- Yeah, which is stupid.
I'm old enough to take care of myself.
- Speak for yourself. She makes the best PB&J.
- Oh, please. Grow up.
(blinds rattle)
(birds chirp) (dog barks in distance)
Hey, you okay? - Yes.
Stephanie is a jerk. I don't let her get to me.
- Yeah, it was pretty funny you giving her the wrong answers
to the test though. - I know, right?
I could not pass that opportunity to get her back. (laughs)
So did your parents finally say they'll give you that phone?
- Well, she keeps saying I have to wait until my birthday.
It's unfair. Everyone at school has a phone.
- Yeah? Well, your birthday isn't that far away.
What are you doing this weekend?
- Nothing.
My parents are going out for my dad's birthday,
which means we're getting a sitter.
- Oh. But don't you like Amber?
- Yeah, I do. She's nice.
It's just I'm getting too old for a sitter.
- Yeah, we're finally gonna be teenagers this year!
I cannot wait for my party.
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(trunk clicks and slams)
(door opens)
(door slams)
(phone buttons beep) (line rings)
(phone rings)
- Hello. - Hey, baby.
Just leaving the construction site.
- Okay. So when you think you're gonna be here?
I just wanna start getting ready.
- About 20 minutes, then I'll be there.
Hey, what you wearing tonight?
- Well, you just gonna have to wait
and see when you get here, won't you?
But don't worry.
I'm making sure I look extra special for your birthday.
- (laughs) Okay, yeah. I like the sound of that.
I'll see you soon. - Okay, babe.
Drive safe. I love you. - Love you, too.
(engine rumbles)
- Yeah, well, maybe I can ask my mom if you can come over.
Okay, I'll ask my mom, too.
- All right, I'll let you know what she says.
- Okay. Bye! - Bye.
Hey, Mom. - Yeah, baby.
- So can Traci come over tonight?
- Not tonight, sweetie.
It's not a good idea. We won't be here to watch her.
- But Traci's parents know Amber.
- Not tonight, sweetie. She can come over tomorrow, okay?
- [Jasmine] Okay.
- I have to finish getting ready,
so watch out for your brother.
- [Jasmine] All right.
(R&B music plays indistinctly)
(traffic rumbles)
- Hey, baby. - Hey, baby. I'm almost done.
- Left me some hot water? - (Laughs) Just enough.
- That'll be a cold shower. (laughs)
- Hey, can you check my phone? It keeps going off.
- Yeah, sure.
It says Amber. - What's she say?
- Saying that she's sick and can't watch the kids tonight.
- What? - Yeah.
I mean, she's saying that she doesn't feel well
and doesn't wanna get the kids sick.
- [Nicole] Oh my goodness. What are we gonna do?
Can your mom watch the kids?
- You know damn well my momma
ain't about to watch them kids.
- [Nicole] I swear, that woman does not like me.
- What about that, that one girl?
- Oh. Ooh, the one that watches Melanie's kid.
- [Brandon] That's her, yeah. What's-
- What's her name? Ruth, right?
- [Brandon] Her! Why don't we see if she's available?
- I don't know. We don't know her like that.
- Yeah, I guess we could just cancel the night
and reschedule whenever Amber's available one weekend.
- No. I've been planning this for months.
- (laughs) So then what do you wanna do here, babe, huh?
'Cause Melanie's kids are horrible.
So if this Ruth girl can handle them, she must be good.
- Okay, but let's just see if she's available first,
and I need to do a quick interview just
to make sure I have a good feeling.
- Sounds good to me.
I'm gonna take a shower and get ready
with this cold water you left me on my birthday.
- Okay. - You don't be spoiling me.
I know you.
(line rings)
(cartoon blares in background) (kids laugh and yell)
- What is that noise? If y'all don't sit your asses down!
(phone rings)
Hello? - Hey, Mel.
Sorry to bother you. - Girl, you not bothering me.
These badass kids are bothering me. What you doing?
I thought you was getting ready for Brandon's dinner.
- Yeah, well, Amber can't babysit tonight. She's sick.
I was wondering if we could use your sitter.
- Oh yeah, Ruth.
- [Nicole] You said she was good, right?
- Yes. I was just bragging on her.
- Okay.
Can you call her and see if she can watch the kids tonight?
- Yeah, I got you.
- Okay, but I wanna do a quick interview first.
- (snickers) I'm sure. I'll let her know.
(kid yells)
(sighs) What did I tell y'all?
- (laughs) You fell down. - Ooh, girl, let me go.
I'm about to hurt these kids.
I'm gonna send you the information.
- Okay. Thank you.
(kids scream)
- I'm gonna beat your asses.
(phone chimes)
(line rings)
- Hello, Ruth? - Yes. Hi!
- Hi, it's Nicole Harris. - How are you doing?
- Great. - I can babysit tonight.
- You can? - Yes, ma'am.
- Oh, great.
We would love to meet you
and have you come by for a quick interview.
- Okay, no problem. - Okay. See you soon.
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(door clicks open) (water splashes)
(engine rumbles)
(footsteps thud)
(door slams)
(knock thuds)
(door clicks open)
- Hey! You must be Ruth.
- Yes, and you must be Mrs. Harris.
- Yes, I am. Come on in.
(door creaks shut)
So how long you been babysitting?
- For about six years now.
Yeah, I started my junior year in high school.
Recently, I've been babysitting for Miss Melanie's kids.
- Oh. (laughs) I know they can be a handful.
(both laugh)
So you're in the same grade as Amber, right?
- No, no, no, no. I graduated already.
She's in the same grade as my brother,
but her and I were really close for a little while.
I think we lost contact my junior year.
- Hmm. Ladies? - Hey.
- So Ruth, - Hey.
- this is Mr. Harris, my husband,
and today is his birthday, which is why we need the sitter.
- Hello, Mr. Harris. Happy birthday.
- Thank you, and hopefully you can save this night for us
'cause I've had my mouth ready
for this steak medium well all day.
- (laughs) Yeah, so how many families have you babysat for,
and what were the ages of the children?
- Quite a few. (laughs)
- Yeah, the ages, I think, were eight months,
and the oldest, I think, was 12.
Yeah, the older kids, they're very hesitant at first,
but once we start having fun, they love it.
- Oh yes. That sounds like my oldest Jasmine.
She's 12 going on 20.
(laughs)
But she's just so independent like me.
Then there's Micah. He's five, and, you know.
- Right. Amber told me everything.
We'll, we'll get along just fine.
- (laughs) Good luck with that.
Micah likes to be on that game all night.
So if you could please make sure he doesn't stay
on that TV all evening, okay?
- Okay. Sounds easy enough.
Is there anything that I should be aware of,
food allergies or rooms that you guys don't want them in?
- Yes, please keep them outta my gym.
Micah likes to find his way in there from time to time,
and he knows he's not supposed to be in there.
- Okay, no problem.
- Well, let's introduce you to the kids.
- Okay. - You bet.
- This way.
- You better say sorry! I can't hear you.
- I'm sorry. Mom, tell her to let me go.
- Jasmine, let your brother go now!
- How about you tell him to stay out
of my room and taking my journal?
♪ Jasmine and Zion sitting in a tree
- That's it! I'm gonna kill him!
- Hey, hey, hey! All right, now calm down.
- Please. We have company.
We'll discuss this later, young lady.
- But Mom- - Later, Jasmine.
This is Ruth. She's gonna be babysitting y'all tonight.
- What happened to Amber? - Amber is sick, buddy.
So Ruth here is gonna fill in for her while she's out, okay?
And she's really nice, and actually,
her and Amber are friends,
and Amber even recommended her, okay?
All right.
- I'm excited to meet the both of you.
We're gonna have so much fun together.
- Okay, great.
I'm gonna finish getting ready for tonight,
and you two get to know Ruth a little better.
- Hi, sweetheart. I'm Ruth.
(soft piano music)
- Don't worry, babe. Everything's gonna be all right.
- (sighs) I know you're right.
I just hate that Amber couldn't make it.
- Understood, but you look amazing.
- You don't look too bad yourself, birthday boy.
- Appreciate it. Thank you. - You ready?
- Whenever you are. - All right. Let's go.
- (laughs) I'm ready to get up outta here.
- I know. I'm so ready.
- Oh yeah, we don't have a good signal here,
so you'll have to log into the wifi.
- Oh, okay.
- Okay guys, we're about to go.
Now I want you two to be on your best behavior.
Ruth is in charge. - Yes, ma'am.
- And I already told her your bedtime, so don't even try it.
- Can we stay up longer? - No, son,
and you already know the rules, and stay outta my gym.
- But- - No buts
unless you want me to whoop that butt.
- Yes, sir. - Good choice.
Come here, boy. Y'all be good, all right?
See y'all later. Wait for you in the car.
- Okay.
So our cell numbers are on the fridge,
and we have the landline in case you
can't get through on the cell.
Once the timer goes off on the pasta, just take it out,
let it sit for about 10 minutes, and then they can eat.
Am I forgetting anything?
- Everything will be okay, Miss Harris.
I'm gonna take good care of them.
- Okay, so you guys will probably be asleep when I get back,
so I'll see you in the morning.
Love you. - Love you, too.
(tense brooding string music)
- Okay guys, be good. - Okay, we will.
- Okay. What should we do first?
- I don't know.
- I know. What about a board game?
- Yay. - Yay!
What do you say, Jasmine? Will you play with us?
- Okay. I guess. - Yay!
Come on. - Let's go.
- [Ruth] Wee! Okay, let's see.
- [Micah] That looks fun.
- Okay. - Yay.
- [Ruth] Ooh.
- Two, three. - Can I buy that?
- You sure can. It's $120.
Do you know how much that is? - No.
- No? Okay, I can help you.
So this one is 100, 20.
Okay, it's your turn, Jasmine.
- Okay. All right, give me a lucky number.
- One.
- Pick a chance card. - I'm nervous.
Go straight to jail? Do not collect $200?
- Ooh, sorry. - This is stupid.
I don't even wanna play this anymore.
- I'm hungry. - Okay, well,
how about you guys go and get cleaned up for dinner?
- Okay. - We can do dinner, okay?
(Ruth sighs)
(button beeps)
Mm. This looks delicious.
What's wrong, Jasmine? You don't like pasta?
- Oh, no. I'm just not that hungry.
- Okay.
(soft dramatic string music)
So Jasmine, what grade are you in?
- I'm in the 8th grade. - The 8th grade?
- Yeah. - My goodness. You're so tall.
- Do you play basketball? - That's such a stereotype.
Just because someone is tall
doesn't mean they automatically play basketball.
(throat clears)
- I was just trying to get to know you.
- She's mean. I bet you wouldn't be mean to Zion.
- Micah, shut up! - Oh, is that your crush?
- It's none of your business.
Micah, finish eating, and don't just eat that bread.
♪ Ah, ah
♪ Yeah, yeah
(door opens) ♪ Oh oh
♪ Ooh
(Brandon moans)
- Damn, girl. You look stunning.
- Thank you, baby.
- Look, I know it's my birthday,
but to me, you the real gift.
- Mm, smooth. You still got it.
- Of course.
♪ Roll back, when I push you and I roll back
- Come on, let's go eat.
You keep this up, we not gonna make into the restaurant.
- I thought that- - No, let's go.
- If your power goes out, remain calm.
- Are you done cleaning the kitchen?
- Yep, and I'm just about to go to my room.
- Oh, you don't wanna stay out here with us?
We're gonna watch a movie.
- No, I'm just gonna go to my room.
- The sun may give way - Okay.
- For the evening with. - Okay.
So this is my all-time favorite movie, okay?
You're gonna love it.
(dramatic music)
Come here. You want some popcorn?
- No. - Okay.
(soft romantic music)
(tense eerie music) (pen scribbles)
(computer chimes)
(tense music)
(computer whooshes)
(computer chimes) (computer keys clack)
(computer whooshes)
(computer dings)
(computer chimes) (computer keys clack)
(computer whooshes)
(computer dings)
(computer chimes) (computer keys clack)
(computer whooshes)
(button clicks)
- Did you like it? What are we gonna do now?
I know. What if we played hide and go seek?
- Yeah. - Yeah!
You go hide and I'll count, okay? Go.
(tense brooding string music)
One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven,
eight, nine, 10,
11, 12, 13,
14, 15, 16,
53, 54, 55,
56, 57, 58, 59, 60,
61, 62, 63.
(R&B music)
♪ One time, two times, three times, whoa
♪ I ain't giving up ♪ Giving up
♪ Though we may take time for your love
♪ For your love
♪ You never get what you want in a rush
♪ I can't lie
- 98, 99.
Micah? - Ha ha ha.
(tense brooding string music)
- Was that a laugh I heard? - Yes.
- I know you're in here, Micah Bear. I found you!
- You found me. - I did.
I found you, baby boy.
- Hey! You're not supposed to be in here.
- Right.
We were playing hide and seek,
and Micah Bear decided to hide in here.
- Micah, you know Dad told you you're not allowed in here.
- But we were just playing. - She's right, Micah Bear.
You shouldn't be in your daddy's gym.
- Can you stop calling him that? It's weird.
(Ruth giggles)
- Okay, sorry.
- Come on, Micah. It's time to take your bath.
- Oh, I can give him a bath.
- No! I mean, it's fine.
My mom always had me to give him a bath, so yeah.
- But I want Ruth to give me a bath.
- Micah! - It's okay.
Jasmine can give you a bath, okay? I'll tell you what.
I'll tuck you in and give you a bedtime story.
How's that? - Yay. Okay.
- Yay! Okay.
After you. - Yeah, whatever.
(chuckles softly)
(breathes and laughs shakily)
(soft piano music) (water runs)
- [Brandon] We'd been watching "Baby Shark" all night.
♪ Baby Shark
- [Brandon] You know how, you know how Micah is.
- Thank you. - Appreciate it.
- [Server] So do you know what you wanna order?
- Okay, I know at the house I said I wanted a steak,
- Mm-hmm. - But seriously,
this lobster right here is calling my name for real.
- Ooh, that sounds so good. - Right?
- I, I think I'm gonna order the,
the steak and baked potato.
- Can't go wrong. - Mm-mm. (laughs)
Okay, so when the waiter comes, can you order for me?
- [Brandon] I got you.
- I'm gonna go use the restroom,
and I'm gonna go call and check on the kids.
- Okay. - Be right back.
(Brandon chuckles)
(tense music)
(cap clicks)
- Everything okay in there? - Yeah, we're fine.
Micah, what else were you and Ruth doing in Dad's gym?
- Well, we were just playing hide and seek.
- Well, you do know Dad told you you're
not allowed in there.
So do you want to get in trouble?
- No. - Okay, then.
Wait, do you like her? - Yeah, she's nice.
(soft music) (heels clack)
(water splashes)
(paper towel dispenser machine rattles)
(line rings)
- [Operator] Please leave your message for.
(line rings) (Nicole sighs)
- [Micah] She said I can call her Mommy if I want.
- [Jasmine] Wait, what?
(phone rings)
(soft music)
- Hello? - Hey, Ruth.
I tried calling your cell phone,
but I know service is bad out there.
I'm just calling to check on the kids.
- Oh, hi, Mrs. Harris. Everything's great.
We're having a lot of fun.
- Oh, good. Did they eat their dinner?
Yes, we watched a movie, played hide and seek,
and now Jasmine is giving Micah a bath.
- Oh, great.
She's very, very helpful with her brother
but very protective. - Yeah, I can tell.
- Okay. It's almost nine.
So you can go ahead and put Micah down for bed.
- Okay, Mrs. Harris. We're right on schedule for everything.
- Okay, sounds good. Well, thanks again, Ruth.
- Okay. Goodnight. - Goodnight.
(soft music) (phone beeps)
(heels clack) (door creaks open)
(people chatter indistinctly) (Brandon speaks indistinctly)
- Everything all right? - Yeah.
Jasmine's giving Micah a bath.
- Oh, good. Now maybe we can focus on enjoying our evening.
- Mm-mm. Well, in that case, let's order another round.
- Oh, I already took care of that when I ordered the food.
- Oh! - Drink up.
- Look at you. - Cheers.
Tell me how you like it. - Okay.
That's good. - I figured you'd like that.
(crickets chirp) (dog barks in distance)
- You wanna pick out a book? Which one is your favorite?
- This one. - Perfect!
I love this one. Come on.
- Wait, you forgot to check for the monsters!
- Monsters? - Yeah.
My mommy always checks for the monsters.
- I can check for monsters.
(dark eerie music)
Okay.
No monsters there.
How about I check the closet? - Yeah.
(dark eerie music builds)
All clear. You okay?
- Yeah. - Yeah? Okay.
(soft music)
You wanna read this book now?
- Yeah. - Okay.
All right. "Hi.
My name is Chayse, and I'm four years old."
(page shuffles)
(crickets chirp)
- [Traci] Man, it sucks your mom said no.
- I know, but she said you can come over tomorrow.
- We're supposed to go to the mall tomorrow.
A few of us are gonna be there.
I heard Zion's gonna be there, too.
- Really? - Yeah.
Maybe you could come with us,
and then I can come spend the night afterwards.
- Yep. Well, maybe I can ask my mom.
- How's it going with Amber?
- Oh, wait, I forgot to tell you.
Apparently, Amber texted my mom saying that she's sick,
so they had to get a last minute babysitter.
Her name is Ruth. - Oh, okay.
How you like her? Is she nice?
- All right, I guess.
She seems more attached to Micah than anything.
Otherwise, I just have been in my room.
- Well, look on the bright side. It's just for one night.
- Yeah. Hopefully you're right.
- "Goodbye, friends. I love kindergarten."
(soft bright music)
♪ You are my sunshine, my only sunshine
♪ You make me happy when skies are gray
♪ You'll never know, dear, how much I love you
♪ Please don't take my sunshine away
Goodnight, sweet boy.
- Sounds like Micah's asleep. I'm gonna go check on him.
I'll call you back in a little while.
- Okay, girl. See you laters. - All right, bye.
(tense ethereal music)
(Micah snores) (door opens)
(door thuds shut)
(footsteps shuffle)
(glasses clink)
(cabinet door thuds shut) (tense music builds)
(Jasmine gasps)
- Jesus, Ruth. You scared the crap outta me.
- I'm sorry. I didn't mean to.
- Right. I see you got Micah to go to sleep.
That's good.
- Yeah. In another two hours, it'll be your bedtime, too.
- Okay. Wait, did you bring Micah's backpack out here?
(tense brooding music)
- No.
He must have did that when we were playing hide and seek.
- Oh, well, my mom doesn't like the floor to get dirty,
so I'll just gonna put it in the back room.
- No!
(drink splashes) (tense music)
Look what you made me do! - What?
- (laughs) I, I, I didn't mean to flip out on you like that.
I'll clean this up. You go get cleaned up.
- Yeah. Okay, I'll go take a shower instead, weirdo.
(dark brooding music) (trunk clicks open)
(trunk slams)
(Jasmine hums) (water splashes)
- [Person On TV] No, I don't know the person who called.
I'm gonna call back, I promise.
Sound good? (speaks indistinctly)
(doorbell rings) (knock thuds)
(person on TV speaks indistinctly)
- Yeah, girl. (speaks indistinctly)
(dramatic music) (door clicks open)
- Hey. Oh, you're not my girlfriend.
- Excuse me? - I, I, I'm sorry.
I'm looking for my girlfriend Amber.
She's babysitting here tonight.
This is 728 Ridge Point Lane, right?
- Right, she couldn't make it,
so Mr. and Mrs. Harris asked me to come in.
- That's weird. She didn't tell me she canceled.
I dropped her off at home after school.
She usually sneaks me in,
and we hang out when the kiddos knock out.
- (laughs) Okay, well, she's not here,
so you won't be sneaking in tonight, okay?
Sorry.
- [Caleb] But she hasn't answered or call me back in hours.
I'm worried.
I know her parents think she's here babysitting.
- [Ruth] I don't know.
Maybe she snuck off to a party or something,
maybe with someone else. - What? Nah.
You know what time they called her?
- I don't actually,
and I really have to get back to the kids.
So if you don't mind. - Right, okay. Thank you.
- Okay. Hope you find her.
(footsteps thud)
(door clicks open) (tense electronic music)
(Caleb sighs) (keys jingle)
(ringtone chimes nearby)
(line rings)
(ringtone chimes nearby)
- Hey, finally.
It's almost time for me to turn in my electronics.
- Sorry. Something weird just happened.
- What? - So Caleb just came by.
- Amber's boyfriend Caleb? - Yeah.
You know she be sneaking him in sometimes
when she thinks we're sleeping?
- Right. So he just came here looking for her.
He was expecting her to be here babysitting.
- Okay, but she's sick. - Right.
But wouldn't that be something you tell your boyfriend?
Especially so he doesn't come
to the house you sneak him into?
- Oh yeah, you're right! Your parents could've found out.
- Yeah. Something's off.
He said her parents think she's here,
and she's not answering her phone.
- That is weird, yeah.
(ringtone chimes nearby) (crickets chirp)
- What the fuck?
(dramatic music)
(Caleb grunts)
(door slams) (crickets chirp)
(soft sultry R&B music)
- I'm gonna stop while I'm ahead.
I don't think I can eat anymore.
- Ooh. - No reason to pig out.
So how'd you like your steak?
- It was good but not as good as yours.
- Now you just trying to butter me up, huh?
- Is it working? - A little bit.
- A little bit? - A little bit.
Yeah, it's working.
- So what you want for dessert?
Oh. What you thinking? - Come here. Come here.
Baby, what I want for dessert ain't on the menu.
- What you have in mind?
- You up for one of our spontaneous adventures?
- Oh yeah. Mm-hmm. - Yeah.
- Hey, check!
(Nicole laughs)
(Micah snores) (tense brooding music)
(door clicks open)
(phone vibrates)
(door thuds shut)
(dark brooding music) (footsteps shuffle)
- Maybe she really did just go somewhere else.
My sister does it all the time.
She lies to my parents and have me cover for her.
- I don't know. Maybe you're right.
(door opens)
Hello? My parents usually knock before they come in.
- Yeah, sorry. It's time for you to go to bed.
- It's barely 11. - I don't make the rules.
I just have enforce them. Tell your friend goodnight.
- [Jasmine] I gotta go, Traci. I'll call you back tomorrow.
- Why? Jasmine, what-
- That was rude. Why would you do that?
- Like I said, it's time for bed.
- What just happened? Why did the lights turn off?
- I don't know. You stay here and I'll go see.
- Something's off.
(door slams)
(footsteps shuffle)
Ruth. Who is that?
- Jasmine, you were supposed to stay in your room!
Someone is trying to break in
and we need to call the police.
- We can't. They cut the power.
I still don't have service. - What do we do?
- Look, look, look. It's okay, it's okay.
You need to go and hide. - No. What about Micah?
- Forget Micah! It's very important that you listen to me.
(doorknob rattles)
- Excuse me.
Do you know where Ridge Point Lane is?
- Oh yeah. It's just the next street over.
- Just next street over? - Mm-hmm.
(dramatic music)
(tense brooding music)
(engine rumbles)
(Amber whimpers)
(footsteps thud)
- Please, please. I swear I won't tell anyone about this.
Just, just let me go, please. Please.
- [Man] Now, now see, I can't do that, Amber.
I've been following this family for a long time.
- Why? What do you want with them?
- [Man] Now don't you worry your pretty little head.
- No, please, please don't kill me.
I swear on my life I won't tell anyone.
- [Man] I'm sorry.
(bag rustles) (man grunts)
- What did you do? - She's a liability.
We can't just let her go. That's not how this works.
- But I told you I didn't wanna hurt anybody.
- You didn't! I did.
Here, take this and get rid of it, and I'll clean this up.
Go. Go!
(head thuds)
Hey. - Hey.
- You okay? - I'm fine.
- [Man] What about Caleb? You want me to kill him?
- No! Killing is not a part of the plan, I told you that!
- Well, what the hell you want me to do with him then?
- Put his car in the garage. Put him in the trunk!
He won't get out!
Look, now that she's out, I can grab Micah, and we can go.
Did you get the passports? - Yeah.
- Okay, great.
I need you to distract the parents. You know what to do.
I'll text you where to meet me.
- All right. I'll cut the power back on.
(footsteps shuffle)
(dramatic eerie music)
(dark eerie music)
(body drags) (footsteps shuffle)
- Jasmine? Is she okay?
- Yes, sweetheart. She's great.
We were just playing a game, and she fell asleep.
So Mommy's gonna put her in the bed.
- You're not my mommy.
- Micah, why would you say that? I am your mom.
- No, you're not. I want my real mommy.
- Micah, listen to me, okay? I am your real mom, okay?
We're gonna go on a little trip together.
- No, I don't wanna go.
- Dammit! Micah!
(Brandon and Nicole chuckle and moan)
- Come on, let's go! - (Laughs) All right.
Wow, we ain't done this in awhile.
- [Nicole] But what if somebody sees us?
- Who cares? We're adults.
We grown. What you talking about?
We got this. Come on.
Hey, let's live a little. We can be big kids.
How about that?
- I don't know. - You don't know about what?
Girl, don't tell me that.
Trying to get the king, baby. What you talking about?
(Nicole laughs)
Come here. - Oh, happy birthday, Daddy.
(lips smack) (Brandon and Nicole moan)
Get your fine ass up in there. Shit.
(crickets chirp) (tense music)
(computer keys clack)
- Hey, are you gonna tell me
what that was all about earlier?
- Stephanie is a bully.
She's a jerk to me and Jasmine sometimes.
- Just like her stuck up ass sister, Angie.
Ooh, I can't stand the ho. (sighs)
Look, if she messes with you again, let me know, okay?
- All right. I need you to cover for me tomorrow night.
- Again? You know if you get caught-
- Look, I won't get caught
because you're not gonna say anything, all right?
- All right.
- Oh God. Babe.
Oh, damn. That was much needed.
Do you realize we haven't done that
since before Jasmine was born?
- Yeah. That's how she got here, remember?
- Wait, she, wait. Oh damn, you right.
(Nicole laughs)
You, you think we made another one?
- Oh God, I hope not. - Come on.
You mean to tell me you don't wanna try again?
- No. - No?
(slow dramatic music)
- You know what happened the last time
and what I went through.
I don't wanna go through that type of loss again.
- I get it, babe, I mean, we, but we know the challenges.
I mean, we know the signs, and we know what to look out for.
- Brandon, please!
I mean, we were blessed enough to get Micah when we did.
It was like God knew what I needed.
Losing my baby was the hardest thing
that ever happened to me, and then Micah came,
and he needed a family to love, and that's what we have.
- Okay, I'm, I'm sorry. You're right.
You're right, baby. You're right.
- (sighs) Speaking of the kids,
so let me call Ruth and let her know we're on our way back.
- Now that's a good plan. Just let her know.
Oh my God. Let her know.
Hey, we were acting like we was 20!
Oh man, that was awesome. (laughs)
- That's weird. - What's that?
- The line is busy. - Let's call her cell phone.
There you go.
Oh man. Whew!
(line rings)
- [Operator] Please leave your message for.
- I mean, I don't know. Maybe she fell asleep.
It is after the kids' bedtime, right?
- Okay, but why is the line busy?
- I don't know. - You know what?
Let's just head home. - Okay. All right.
Hey, look, I'm sure everything is all right, okay?
Stay calm.
(engine rumbles)
- [Traci's Sister] What are you looking for?
- I'm trying to figure out where I've seen her before.
- Who are you talking about? - Jasmine's babysitter.
She looks so familiar. I know I've seen her from somewhere.
(tense pounding music)
I knew it! That's her, Chelsea Taylor!
- Wait, are you sure this is the girl
that's babysitting Micah and Jasmine right now?
- Well, I mean, she looks a little wonky,
but pretty sure it's her.
- No, I'm seeing...
(Amber alert beeps on phone)
Oh my God. - What?
- It's Amber! Look, she's missing.
- Her boyfriend was looking for her.
Well, we need to do something. Look, okay.
Call Miss Harris and tell her
to call the police right now, okay?
Go, right now!
(Jasmine grunts)
(footsteps shuffle)
(dramatic music)
- What you got there, Jazzy? - Where's my brother?
(tense music) (Ruth chuckles)
- He's not your brother, and he's coming with me.
- Who are you, and why are you doing this?
- Why?
Your parents think that they can just take what's mine?
He's my baby, and I want him back.
(slow dramatic music)
♪ You are my sunshine, my only sunshine
♪ You make me happy when skies are gray
♪ You'll never know, dear, how much I love you
♪ Please don't take my sunshine
No, Mama. Mama, don't take my baby.
- This is for the best, Chelsea.
You're, you're too young and, quite frankly,
not well enough to take care of a baby.
Look where you are. - Mama, please, okay?
I can do it! I know I can!
You just have to give me a chance, Mama, please.
- I'm sorry, but you cannot keep this baby in here,
and I am not raising your child.
Out here being fast and got yourself knocked up.
- No, no, no, no. No, no, please, please!
Please give me my baby! Give me my baby!
Please give me my baby! No, no, no!
No, no, no, wait, wait, wait. Mom, I can do it!
I promise! Mama, no!
No, Mama, no! No, no, no, no!
(Ruth screams)
(Nicole cries)
- It'll be okay, baby.
- No, it won't.
(sobs) I can't. I can't.
(phone vibrates)
- Yeah, hello? (sighs) Hey, Ms. Williams.
Yeah, how you doing?
Yes. Yeah, we're still interested.
Yeah, of course. Thank you.
Thank you very much.
- What she say?
- She has a little boy that needs a home.
(Brandon chuckles) (Nicole sobs)
- Oh my God.
- Come here. Let's clean you up.
Things gonna be just fine, all right? A little miracle.
Our little miracle.
(tense dramatic music)
(chips clink)
- Uh uh. Your ass cheating.
It was my turn!
- [Man] All right, all right, y'all.
- She cheating. - Calm down now.
Hey! All right, all right, all right.
Sh, sh, y'all too loud.
Too loud now. - She cheating.
- Come on now.
Hey, it's time for you to go back to your room. Come on.
- I wasn't done.
- Yeah, all right. There we go.
- These my chips.
Y'all get on my nerves.
- I know where your son is.
(people chatter indistinctly)
You ever been to Houston? Mm-hmm.
(birds chirp) (door clicks open and slams)
(footsteps thud)
(buttons beep)
(gate creaks)
(traffic rumbles) (dramatic music)
(birds chirp)
(kids yell and squeal)
(fan rattles) (kids squeal)
(dramatic music continues)
(soft eerie tense music)
(soft eerie tense music continues)
- [Jasmine] Where is Micah?
- Oh, he's just playing hide and seek,
but don't worry, Jazzy, when I find him, we're leaving.
- You're not taking my brother.
I don't care if you gave birth to him.
He's a part of our family. - That's just it, Jazzy.
I am taking him, and there's nothing you can do to stop me.
So put the knife down. - No!
Micah, wherever you are, don't come out.
Ruth is dangerous.
- Micah, she's just playing, honey.
We're playing a game. - No, I'm not, Micah.
Don't listen to her.
- [Ruth] Ow!
Oh shit. Shit.
(Jasmine screams) (Ruth cries out)
(door slams)
Micah?
Micah. Where is he?
Micah? Oh my God, are you okay?
- Why is she trying to hurt us?
- I don't know, but I'm gonna protect you, okay?
I need to find something to help us get out of here. Okay.
I got a plan, okay?
(tense eerie music)
- She's still not answering, Brandon.
I feel like something is wrong.
- Baby, I get it. I'm driving as fast as I can, okay?
Ooh, crap. - What's that?
- Ah, I think I may have blown a tire.
- Dammit! Brandon, we need to get home.
I feel like something is seriously wrong!
- Look, dear, I get that.
Just let me pull over and let me check it real quick, okay?
Just let me check it. Damn, yo, we got a flat, baby.
- How long is it gonna take you to change it?
- [Brandon] Look, look.
I'm doing it as fast as I can baby, okay?
(trunk clicks open)
- Please leave your message. - Dammit.
(dark eerie music)
(Ruth groans)
- Fucking bitch!
(door clicks open)
- [Jasmine On Walkie talkie] We have to be quiet.
(door clicks shut)
(Micah speaks indistinctly on walkie talkie)
(footsteps thud)
- I'm scared. - Sh, we have to be quiet.
- [Micah] What if she finds us?
- Be quiet. - What if she finds us?
- Hopefully not.
- I'm scared. - Sh, we have to be quiet.
- What if she finds us? - Hopefully not.
(dramatic music)
(firecrackers pop) (Ruth screams)
- Wait. Whose car is this?
- I don't know, but we need to find a way outta here.
Help me look for the keys.
(Ruth screams) (dramatic music)
- [Micah] Oh, oh, oh!
- Oh! What happened?
- My God! Caleb?
Did Ruth do this to you? - Yeah, I think so.
I went to the car, and I found Amber's phone.
Next thing you know, I was knocked out.
- Wait. Do you have your keys?
- Let me check the trunk.
I found them!
(flesh squelches) (Caleb grunts)
- [Jasmine] Oh my God! Go, go, go!
(garage door rattles)
(tense brooding music)
(line rings)
- All right, all done. We can go.
- Wait, hold on. Hello? - Hello? Miss Harris?
It's Traci. You need to get home right now.
- Traci, what's wrong? - It's Ruth.
She's not who she said she is.
I tried to video chat Jasmine, but she's not answering.
I think they're in trouble.
- Oh my God, Brandon, we need to get home now!
- Call the police. Let's go.
(engine rumbles)
(bat thwacks)
(footsteps thud)
- [Jasmine] Okay. Okay.
- Jasmine.
- Stay away, Ruth, or whatever your name is.
I'm warning you.
- That's my baby.
I could've taken care of him
if they'd just given me a chance.
- I'm sorry you didn't get a say in that,
but he's a part of our family now,
and I'm not going to let you just take him.
- Do you realize what I had to go through to get here?
It took me years to get to this point,
and I'm not leaving here without my baby!
(dramatic suspenseful music) (footsteps thud)
(Ruth cries out) (knife clinks)
(footsteps thud)
(sirens wail) (police chatter on radio)
(tires screech) (doors open)
- Jasmine! Oh my God! - Mom!
(Nicole and Jasmine whimper and cry)
(people speak indistinctly)
- What happened?
- She's taking back Micah! - What?
- She says she's his real mother.
She killed Caleb. He's dead!
(Jasmine and Nicole sob)
- I'm so glad to just say thank you
for keeping your brother safe.
- [Brandon] So glad you guys are safe.
(crickets chirp) (footsteps thud)
(engine rumbles)
(door slams)
- What happened? We need to get you to a hospital.
- Just drive. - No, look at you!
You're bleeding. You're not gonna make it!
- I said just drive. This isn't over.
I'm going to get my son back, even if it kills me!
(E-Ice whispers indistinctly) ("New Flow")
♪ Woo, woo
♪ Hey, don't talk to me crazy
♪ I like the beat like I'm rocking a baby
♪ I got that drip with the sauce and the gravy
♪ Don't wanna talk, if we talking, you pay me
♪ Those who wanna fuck they be calling me daily
♪ Black hoes, white hoes, Shaundras and Haileys
♪ My ear exquisite, my arm is amazing
♪ Made by my man but my trauma a bracelet
♪ Lyrics is different, the boss is abrasive
♪ I been whipping the cars I be racing
♪ I be chasing, I'm dodging them daily
♪ They all wanna date me, I'm highly evasive
♪ And y'all gotta face it I'm probably to go
♪ Secret location is probably remote
♪ Niggas can't find me, you looking for me
♪ That's as hard as when you trying to find a remote
♪ A bitch ask me something, I laugh for my bros
♪ I used to work nine to five for my clothes
♪ Now I'm a mayor, designing my clothes
♪ You see that's the shine outside of my rose
♪ Run up on me and click with that beef and shit
♪ Man, you getting all kinda exposed
♪ Custom-made gifts that I slide on my toes
♪ You gotta fly out to China for those, ooh
- [E-Ice] Man, I'm for real.
Like you really gotta go out to China
and actually get the niggas
who make them kicks to make the kick,
you know what I mean? - Facts.
- And it ain't cheap, my nigga.
- Facts. - Let me quit talking.
♪ Hey, hey
♪ I just want more cash
♪ If you burn bridges on me, then that's your bad
♪ I used to be poor as fuck in my old pad
♪ Living from pillar to post like a nomad
♪ Niggas they like, but I really don't know dat
♪ I touch the mic and you know it's a toe tag
♪ Hoes say E-ice when they wanna make romance
♪ Versace all of my eyes on my forehead
♪ Got so much ice, man, I feel like a snowman
♪ Hoes in my line, like they got no man
♪ Look at her eyes when I pull out this dope, man
♪ She trying to climb through my window like bro, man
♪ Bro, man, fuck, man
♪ I don't give a fuck, man
♪ Pull up in an all black truck, man
♪ Bring your baby mama, let me fuck, man
♪ If it's money, you can hit me up, man
♪ Big money, nigga, need Bitcoins, Bitcoins
♪ You the residuals of Bitcoin, Bitcoin
♪ I'm the type of nigga get some shit going, shit going
♪ E-Ice's getting quiet when the gift flowing, huh
♪ Damn, thought you had stuff to say
♪ I got 2022, it's just tucked away
♪ Outta honey honeys who wanna fuck with me
♪ How did they catch somebody still with my brother's day
♪ Niggas straight from Magnet
♪ No, we ain't come to play
♪ Niggas young, they come with a gun to play
♪ Run up wrong and on the ground where your stomach lay
♪ Stomach lay, stomach
♪ Better call the paramedics, andale
♪ Andale, andale (machine rattles)
♪ I'm out