(mellow music) ♪ If I can give you the world ♪ Please don't hold
that against me ♪ Nowhere written in
the book of love ♪ Should we ever want for
more than you and me ♪ All I have is gone ♪ Smiles for every star above ♪ Hearts as deep
as the any sea ♪ Baby everyday can be ♪ Filled with sunshine
even the rain ♪ This rain around
us stays the same ♪ Everything your searching up ♪ Find it all right
here with love ♪ If I gave you all I have ♪ Baby would it be enough ♪ What if all I had was love ♪ Would it make you smile ♪ Smile forevermore - I'm so excited.
- I know, honey, me, too. I had a wonderful
evening with you. - Me, too. You know, baby we should
do this more often. - We should?
- We should, really should, except for just
special occasions. - (laughing) I know. - I'm so happy that
you're having my son. - Uh, excuse me, your daughter. - Oh, I guess. Oh, come on, baby, sit down. Relax, relax. Relax yo cute self. - With this stomach? - Yeah, baby, you
are still gorgeous. Good. - Thank you, honey. - Relax. Now, you know, baby I
think we should go ahead and just get the sonograph. So, that way, we
don't have to guess. - No, Shaun, I don't,
I don't wanna know. Is that okay? - Baby, if we knew,
you know that will make planning so much
easier, all right? - Okay, all right, baby, but I don't wanna upset you, so, so if you don't wanna
know, it's okay. - It's not that I
don't wanna know. Well, I'm just trying not
to be difficult, honey, but I just feel as though if God wanted us to
be able to choose, then He would
allow us to choose. But we don't get that choice. All that I care about is that we will have a healthy child. That's all that matters. - You're right baby. True dat. A healthy baby, 10 toes, 10
fingers, two eyes, two ears, just a healthy child. - That's more like it, honey. See, that's why
you're my husband, because you're so understanding. - Oh, it's no problem, baby. But you know, I want you to know that I meant what I said. - About what? - About being there
through thick and thin. I mean, all that,
I meant every word. - You promise?
- I promise. I'm gonna do everything. - Everything?
- Everything to make sure that my son has happy-- Okay, my child is happy. I'm gonna do it all, I'm gonna cook I'm gonna clean. - Wow, all that?
- Vacuum, I'll do it all to make sure that--
- All that? - All that, to make sure my wife and my child are happy. - Hmm, that's music
to mu ears, Shaun. (laughing) - But you know why you're
creating that list, I'm sure I can think of a
whole lot of other things to add to that
list of Honey-do's. - I know you can. I know how you roll, all right? You like things how you
like things, all right, but it's all good, baby. - Wait, Shaun, what
are you saying, that I'm bossy, or I'm pushy? - No, no, no, that's
not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that
you like what you like. That's all I'm saying. - Okay, I was just checking. - Look, come on, you know I
love everything about you. I'm glad that I married
you, I really am. I mean, baby, you
mean so much to me. You're my best friend,
you're my confidante, you're my lover, you're
my everything, sweetheart. - See?
- What? - That's how we got this. (laughing) All that stuff
you've been doing. - No, don't blame me. - You know, honey, I... I believe that you're
gonna hold it down. I know that and I trust that. You've been doing that already. But you have to understand
that it takes two to keep this thing going. Besides, I wanted this munchkin just as much as you did. - I know you did. I know you wanted this
baby just like I do. - But you know, honey?
- What? - Tonight at dinner, oh, wait, wait wait, I gotta get up for a minute.
- Your back hurts. - Yes, I best stand.
- Okay, stand up. - You know, honey,
tonight at dinner, I wanted to drink so
bad I could taste it. - Oh, my goodness.
- No, honey, I needed it. I finally understand how
addicts and crackheads feel. - Oh, come on.
- Wanting something so bad. - Baby, you didn't
need a drink tonight at the restaurant.
- Yes, I did. - No, you didn't.
- Yes. - No, you didn't
because for one, baby, you're carrying our child, okay? And for two, Demetria, you know how
you get when you drink. - What? - And honestly, baby, you really need
to let all that go even when the baby gets here. - Wait a minute, what
do you mean how I get? - You know exactly
how you get Demetria. - No, I don't.
- Yes, you do. You know what,
forget that, right? We're having a
wonderful evening, okay, so let's not mess it up
and argue, all right? Let's just celebrate our evening and let's just
celebrate our new son. - That is the third
time you've gone there. - Okay, our child,
I'm sorry, okay? - You know, you're right. Besides, we trust God and I know that God has this
whole thing worked out, right? - Absolutely.
- It's gonna be good, right? - It's gonna be
perfect, all right? I want you to know
I was looking at you while we were at the restaurant. - Were you now?
- Yeah. - Did you like what you see? - Oh, I loved what I saw. And I was thinking that
it's still early, you know. - Okay, so what
are you thinking? - Well, I was
thinking that we could celebrate in our own
little private way. (chuckling) - That sounds good,
baby, but you're nasty. - What?
- Yeah, you heard me. But wait, let me shower first and then I'll be
waiting for you, okay? Just give me a minute, let me-- - That's what you think. I never told you that
I wasn't nasty, baby. Come on, now, look at you
try to waddle to the bedroom. (funky music) - Oh, here I come. Who is it? - Hurry up, open this door.
- Who is it? - Demetria!
- Who is it? Girl, what's wrong with you? What is it? What is it? Who? - Girl, there's a
whole line of men trying to get me. (laughing) - Girl get over
there and sit down. - Coming in here with
all that foolishness. You know me being
seven months pregnant, I can't take all these
types of surprises. - Girl, bit of fun
ain't gonna hurt you or that baby, please. I should know, I do
have five healthy kids. - That is true. - They may not all
be by the same man but at least I got five,
healthy checks coming in. - Girl, you better slow down
before you catch something. - Yee, like that mail man. He been dropping
off all them checks. Girl... Don't worry about me
catching nothing, girl. You just stay over here
and just be all happy with your husband and your baby while I'm unhappy with
my five baby daddies. - That's what you chose. - Girl, what you
gonna name it anyway? What's that?
- A baby. - Yeah, I know,
Demetria, what is that? Like a girl or a
boy, what you got? - Girl, I don't know. We're not gonna find out
till the baby gets here. - Why? - Because I feel like
I'm just gonna wait till God shows me what it is. You know, just like
a Christmas present, you open up and then
you see what you get. - Why do you keep grabbing
your stomach like that? - Well, I'm having some
sharp pains on and off for the last couple of days. Is that normal? 'Cause I know you would know. With your five kids. (laughing) - Demetria, don't
be trying to have that big-headed baby up
in here 'cause I'm here. I wouldn't have known about
that and don't get it twisted. Just because I have
five kids doesn't mean I know about birthing no babies. I can't help you with that one. - Girl, you are silly. Whatever - So why you don't wanna know? Come on, we all wanna know. Why don't wanna know
what you're having? - Because I feel like if
God wanted me to know, He would let me know, and
He would let me choose. And just for the record, I
do go in for my checkups. - So, like, when you're in there with your checkups and things, do the doctor be like trying
to see what the baby is? - Girl, yes, all the time
and I tell him the exact same thing that I'm telling
you and I told Shaun. I just wanna be surprised. Is that okay with you
and everybody else? - Honestly, I don't
care what you do. I just wanna know what
the big secret is, 'cause girl, I miss
my clubbing buddy I can't wait till you
pop that baby out. Then we gon get
back to the club. - Uh-oh.
- Woah-woah-woah Girl I miss that. - I cannot go there with you. And as a matter of fact,
since you brought it up, I think it's time that
you should know that my hanging out and my
drinking days are over. I'm done. I mean, I have a baby now. I can't be acting like that. So you're gonna have to find
you a new drinking partner. - That's cute, girl,
that is so cute. - No, no, I'm serious this time. I mean, I have a family. No, I have a baby on the way and the last thing that
can come in between me properly taking
care of him is you, my drinking, my hanging out. None of it, I'm done. - Girl, when you start to
act like them Christians, you know them new Christians. - What is that supposed to mean? - You know, when them people, when they first
found out who God is, and they be standing there
trying to be all spiritual. I see them at
church, they be like. I should've brought a blanket. - Girl, you are too
dramatic for me. - And they just get
the holy spirit and they just be all holy. - Can you just clam down? That's what I'm
talking about, right? This negativity. I can't have this
stuff around my child. But you know what, I'm sorry,
I'm being a little rude. Would you like
something to drink? - Girl yeah, 'cause I didn't
say I was gonna quit drinking. I tell you what, when you
go in there, get me some of that Geese on the rocks and make it strong
like I like my men. - You mean some Gray Geese? - Yeah, you know,
Gray Geese, Geese just make sure it's on the rocks and make sure it
is good and strong. - [Demetria] Okay. (Ice Ice Baby ring tone) - What? Yeah, I called you. Okay, but I'm trying
to understand. All I need is, my son needs
him some school supplies. What do you mean? I know you get you don't get
your check but once a month. But what the hell
you always saying you ain't got no money? (laughing) So do I be saying that when
its time to feed yo kids, bathe yo kids, and
take them to the mall and get them haircuts and stuff? You know what? You right, you right. I tell you what. Why don't
you come on over here so I can kick yo black-- - Chloe. Chloe! - Asphault. Bye. Calm down. - What is wrong with you? - Girl I'm just
handling my stuff. Oh, thank you, I needed that. (laughing) What is that?! - Girl, that's
water on the rocks. Without the rocks. - You always trying
to be funny, Demetria. That's not even funny. - Yes it is, Girl. - You almost make me choke. Can I ask you a question? - Sure. - So do you think that Shaun
is as happy as you are? - Absolutely. In fact,
I believe he's happier. - Really? - Yes, because Shaun
is a great man and he's a hard worker, a
wonderful provider and even better lover. - Girl, ain't no body want
to hear about all that. But I do tell you what. - What? - He's a great provider and
better lover and all this stuff. After you have that baby... - What? - He's going to change. - Oh no, That's
where your wrong. - Oh yes, he's going to change. - Your wrong, your wrong.
That's where you're wrong. - You just wait and
see, I promise you that. - No ma'am, I disagree. You're used to those
five baby daddies and all of them other kinds of people
who aren't doing anything for you. My man, my Shaun, he's out
there working a double shift right now to make sure
that we're going to be good when I go out on
maternity leave. - Aaah, Demetria. Girl, Shaun is
out there working. He's working on his
second drink before he have to come home and
have to deal with you. - You know what? Get
out of my house, girl. - That's how you going to do me? Put me out like that? - Yep. Get out. - That's not even how
you treat a good friend. Aw come on, when you
going to have that baby so we can go back to the club. I miss my drinking buddy. - I've done told
you. I have changed. I'm really trying to be
a different person now. Can you just respect that? - Bet you that you are always
going to be the same person that you were. - Whatever. - When I met you, a long
time ago, and the same person that you not trying to be
now, you are always going to be her. - Chloe, no I'm not. Look,
I need you out my house. Get up. I'm putting you out, just
like I put the trash out on Mondays and Thursdays. 'Cuz if I don't rats and
roaches will be all up in here. 'Cuz you know trouble. All kinds of trouble
tends to follow you, wherever you go. - That's right get your
shoes, get your purse. - That must be your hormones
since you got that little thing swimming in your stomach. - Whatever, get the
heck out of my house. Get your glass up. I don't know why I'm
her friend anyway. (dramatic music) - All my life, I ain't
never been put out nobodies house before. (Demetria laughing) - Well Chloe, today
that changes. Goodbye. - I see you later girl? - Yeah I see you later. - Bye. - Shaun, shaun! Oh shaun baby! Shaun! - Demetira? Baby what's wrong? - It's the baby. - No, no it can't
be. It's too soon. - Shaun, I think I'm
having contractions. - Are you okay? - Shaun, get me to the hospital. - But you're only seven months. - I don't care.
- Okay, we going. - Shaun, baby,
where are you going? Shaun, me! - Okay, okay, we gonna get ya. Sorry, come on breath. (lamaze breathing) - Shaun! (dramatic bells and piano) - Mr. Johnson? - Yeah. - We'll come and get you
after we prep your wife. - Prep? What do you
mean being prepped? I don't understand. My wife's not due yet. - Mr. Johnson, okay first
of all, Hi I'm nurse Autumn. - Hey, how you doing?
- Alright. Have a seat. Is this your first child? - Yeah, this is my first child. We just want a real
family, that's all. - It's so good to see
a young man stand up and want to have a family. - Thank you, I appreciate that. I just want my wife and
my child that's all. But my wife's not due
yet, so what's going on? - Well, you the know
the general rule is nine months. That fact of the matter
is though, when that baby is ready it's going to
come on it's own terms. So what we do is, we do
what we can to welcome that bundle, every
bundle that God sends. - You saying she's
having a baby? - No, no. Mr. Johnson
just calm down. Okay, yes, your wife
is in labor right now. But the doctors are
doing everything they can to make sure that
your little joy gets a full and healthy
life. Alright? - Alright. - We'll come and get
you when she's prepped. You okay? - Yeah. I am, thank you. (pensive piano with
medical device beeping) - Mr. Johnson? - Yeah. Is everything okay? - As I said, everything
went really well in the delivery room. You have a beautiful baby girl. - Thank you, Jesus, thank you! Can I see my
daughter and my wife? - Before you meet your
daughter, there are some things I need to
discuss with you first. - What is it doctor? You said
that everything was okay. What's wrong? - Your wife is
extremely exhausted and she needs time
to rest first. While she's resting
up, I think you and should discuss some things. - Well, what is it
doctor? What's going on? - Your wife had some
complications throughout her pregnancy and unfortunately
your daughter was born prematurely. - Prematurely? - Prematurely means that
she was born before term. - Is my daughter
going to be alright? That's all I wanna know.
Is she going to be okay? - Well, we can't say right now. Premature babies do have some
difficulties that they face. Various disabilities because
their organs have not had a chance to
fully develop yet. And there could be some
things that come about later. - Is there any tests you can
run or anything like that? - There are but until those
test results come back, we will need to watch
for the visible signs of abnormalities. - Okay, well just run
any test that you can. - We will, but in the mean
time we need you to be prepared for any challenges
that may come about. - You'll be honest
with me right, doctor? - I'll be honest with you. There is something that I
should probably share with you. If your daughter makes
it the next 72 hours, then she'll live. But I have to be honest, she
may not make it past age 12. I need you to be
prepared for that. - Okay, I don't
understand, but Thank you. I don't get it, my wife
and I were both healthy. I just don't get it. - There is no fault.
There is no blame. These things they just happen. They happen. - Something must
have went wrong. Something had to
go wrong with us. - Nothing went wrong with you, you and your wife
are both healthy. Mr. Johnson did you
hear what I said? You and your wife
did nothing wrong, these things happen. They happen to good people.
They happen to bad people. They happen to healthy people. They happen to
people who don't even take care of themselves. There is no blame or fault. These things happen. You have to enjoy the time
you have with your child. - What about Demetria?
Does she know? - Hold on a minute, Mr.
Johnson, she doesn't know yet. She does not know. - What you mean
she doesn't know? That's going to destroy her. - I have a daughter who might
not live over the age of 12! - Mr. Johnson! Mr Johnson!
- You don't know my wife! - Mr Johnson! Your
wife is exhausted. I'll give you some time. - I don't know what. This foolishness right now. (somber music) (medical device beeping) (funky transition) - Hey, I've already
laid Carrington down. She's already starting
to go to sleep. So I just want you to rest. I'm going to go check on her,
and make sure everything's alright. I forgot the bag in the
car, so I just came back. But baby, get some rest.
Okay? I'll be right back. (knocking on door) Who is it? - It's Momma. Hey baby. - Hey. - How you doing?
- I'm fine. I'm so glad to see you. Lets go in the dining room
and talk for a second. - Okay. - Did you want anything
to drink, or anything? - No I'm good, you
have a seat Shaun. Shaun, you know when
you married my daughter you became my son. Did you know that? Baby, it's going to be okay. You just got to stay prayed
up and stronger than ever. - Yeah, it's just
really hard right now. - Son, I know it is. But your
wife needs you right now. She's going through
something that no man could ever understand. When you carry a baby you
expect the best, not the worst. Don't get me wrong, I'm not
saying that this is bad. What I am saying is that
in this situation, it takes a special woman one that
believes that God is-- (baby crying) Baby, the baby is crying.
Do I need to go get her? - Ah, no, no. I'll go
check on Carrington. Mom, please just
talk to Dee for me. She really needs you. - I know. I'll go talk to
her, you go take care of the baby, okay? Stay strong. - Okay, thanks Mom. - Hurry up go take care
of her, I don't like her crying like that makes me
think you doing something to her. - Yes Ma'am. - Hey baby. How are you? Look Demetria, you can't
continue to beat yourself up like this. That little girl, my
grand child, needs you. Yes, Carrington needs you. There may be a couple of
challenges that you all are going to have
to work through but, she's a blessing. God has blessed you
with a beautiful baby. - God? - Demetria, God has given
you the ability to conceive and give birth. You know how many people out
there can't have children? God blessed you with
a beautiful daughter. It's like God wrapped in flesh. - God. - Demetria LeShaun! I know
you are not blaming God for your child's condition. That baby is alive and
breathing that is all that you can ask for. You are blessed. Look, I got to go, but
before I go I'm going to pray with you. Okay baby? Heavenly Father, I come to
you asking that you will keep my child, Lord. Help
her heart. Help her to know that you God and that
you are yet in control. Even in this situation, Lord. I ask that you will
bless my son, Lord. Bless my young granddaughter. Father, I know that you have
a special plan for this child. And for this family. And I know that all things
work together for the good of those that
love the lord. Who are called by your purpose. In the name of
Jesus I pray. Amen. I got to go, but you know Mommy
is here when you need her. Shaun, come let me out baby. - [Shaun] Alright, here I come. Hey, I just fed your grandbaby. She finally went to sleep. - Okay, we need to
talk. Come here. I'm going to really need for you to be the man of the house. She's going through a lot
right now with her hormones. To be quiet honest with
you, Shaun, she's angry. You're going to have
to be strong baby. - Yes Ma'am. I gotta go. Kiss my baby
for me and be strong. I'm praying for ya'll. - Come on baby, everything's
going to be alright. Look, just take your pills okay? Here. Take your pills, everything's
going to be alright. If you need anything, I'll
be checking on Carrington. Baby, take your pills, alright? (brooding music) - God, huh? You mean nothing to me. How in the hell you going
to give me a husband who can't produce
a healthy child. Instead I get this child
who ain't even normal. Promised me you would
get me a child that could one day go outside and
play on the swings. Go off to college,
and get married. And make me a grandmother. How in the hell could
you do this to me?! (Demetria crying) My child's supposed
to be normal! I did everything right. I went to church. I clean, I cook,
I did everything. But I assume by
your eyes I didn't. That is not my child in there. My child died on that table. And I refuse to take care of it! You're the almighty
God! You do it! You created her, fashioned
and formed her in my womb! How the hell you going to
give Chloe five healthy kids, by five different men, and she ain't married
to none of them. You know what God? You mean nothing to me. I hate you! I hate this marriage! I hate Shaun! And I even hate that
damn child in there! Know what? I don't
want this any more. I don't want any of it. How am I going to love a child
that can't love me back!? God I hate you! I thought all things worked
together for the good. But I guess not for Demetria. Shaun. Shaun, shaun. Shaun... - Demetria? Demetria, baby! Wake up. Come on, baby please. Please stay with me.
Stay with me please. Oh Demetria. Please. Please baby stay with me. Baby, baby come
on. Stay with me. Please, please
just stay with me. (funky transition) - What's going on man? What you look at
me like that for? I'm sorry for greeting. - I'm sorry man. It's no need to apologize. It's just that I've been dealing
with this hell for the past eleven years man. With my wife, and my baby. - But dang dawg,
your baby lived, bro. - I'm not complaining
about Carrington living. I'm not. I love my child, man. And my child loves me. She smiles every
time she sees me. - I can see the
glow in your eyes. But what about ol'... - That's the hell I've been
dealing with. Demetria. - Yeah, your wife. - Yeah, you know what? She can't even look
her own child without resentment written
all over her face. - The sad thing is that
kids are very smart and they catch on to
stuff like that. Especially when they
feel resentment. - I don't know man.
- Ah my babies. - My babies special. But
Carrington's not stupid. She knows her mother
doesn't love her. She knows it to the fact that
she avoids her own mother. - That's crazy dawg. - I know, but she
loves her daddy. - She love her daddy?
- She love her daddy. And I love her too.
My little girl. - You know what man?
You gotta love that. I don't now what I'd do if
I was in your situation. - I'm just saying.
- Ah, come on. - You'd do the exact same
thing that I'd do, Dawg. You would be there
for your little girl and take care of her. - The thing is, I'm not
talking about the little girl. I'm not talking
about that child. I'm talking about that
ignorant wife of yours. - Come on, man. - That's my wife man.
- She ignorant. She crazy. - She may get a little
eccentric at times. That's my wife, alright? - Alright. - She's a good woman, though. She kinda just got pushed
over the edge with all this. - Over the edge? She
fell off the cliff. She done fell in the Grand
Canyon. She ignorant. - Come on man. - You right, I'm sorry. I'm disrespecting your wife. - We just wanted
a normal family. A normal, everyday, family
like everybody else. You know, but Carrington
is special. She is. She can't learn like
other kids and has a lot of medical issues,
but this is my life. I've accepted that and I'm
committed to my family. - Even if your wife ain't? - Come on, what am I
supposed to do man? What am I supposed to do?
Just pack up and leave? - Might as well, dawg. - So you got all the answers?
- I'm just saying. - She ain't here for you
anyway. You might as well leave. - Somebody has to be
here for Carrington. - Take her with you. - I can't just do that. I
can't just leave my wife. I can't and I'm not going to. - You know what?
How about this man, you better than me, you got
a lot of stuff going on. I know it's hard taking care
of the stuff around the house. You like the Mr.
Mom of the house. I'mma help you
fold these clothes. You ever thought about
getting some help for special kids, or
anything like that? - I would never! I would never ever put my child
in somebodies else's care. - You walking up
on the wrong man. - That's my baby.
That's my child! - You right, you right. Calm down, dawg. - All me and Demetria
wanted was just a normal, everyday family. Just us, and a healthy baby. A wife that I could love,
and that loves me back. Everyday I try to keep it
together for my family. But it's not easy. I work like a dog. I work like a dog trying
to keep this family. And to come home to
a wife that acts like I did something wrong? It's not fair man. It's not! Demetria can't even love
the child that we produced. I would never abandon
my baby, man, ever. That's my baby man. That's my baby that
she treats like a dog. (fake crying) Man, come on. Stop playing. - Dawg, I'm just trying
to lighten up the moment. Bring up the mood. I wouldn't talking about
just sending her off. Not like adoption or
anything like that. Just some help. Just a thought, dawg. - I'm sorry man.
- Just trying to help you. - It's been a lot, man. I
don't know what would happen to my little girl if I
left her with her mother. So I stay and deal
with this hell. But not my child. She's
an angel sent from heaven. But from her mother. - Do you even love her? - Of course I love her, man. She's my wife, for better
or for worse, right? - I think the worst
is here, dawg. I'm just saying, you
know what though? We're boys, we go way back
from hopscotch to dice. Back from Dickson circle. You're a better man than me,
and I commend you for it. - You're a much better man
than you think you are. A lot of my so-called
friends haven't been by since Carrington's been in our lives. So, I appreciate
you, I really do. - That's because I'm
not your friend, dawg. I'm like your brother. We ain't going to worry
about them, I got your back. - Thanks dawg.
- I got yo back. - We like peanut butter and... yeah - I got your back, dawg.
- I appreciate it. - I appreciate it man. You know if you need anything
you're more than welcome to come by and holla at me. - Aight, I'm going to
get on out of here. And you know if
you need me though, If you wanna talk 'cuz I know you're going through some stuff. I see it on your face,
you about to tear up. I got you man. - Vice versa, man, you're
always welcome to come by and talk to me. - For real? I can talk
to you about anything? - Anything man. - Well, you know what,
there is one thing. I've been looking
at this picture, and I'm in love. - Is that Chloe? - Yeah, Dawg. But see the thing is,
that's my baby momma. And I can deal with all the
other four baby daddies. I can deal with that, but
when I see her with men, it just hurts my feelings. - So what do you want me to do? - I want you to talk
to her, and tell her how much I'm in love with her. - How about I do this?
How about I get Demetria. - They're best friends.
- No, no, no. - No, no, it's
different when a brother go up and talk to her. - I don't really
know what to say. You know what, nevermind, Dawg. - I got you, okay.
- You got me? I'll put in a good word for you. I'll talk to her and
I'll tell her something. - Actually, you know what
I got something in the car I want you to give to
her to spice it up. - What you got? - Flowers, dawg! - What type of flowers?
- Sunflowers, man. - Seeds. (electric piano transition) - Hope you had a
good nap, sweetie. Look at you. You've
gotten so big. Turned into my little princess. Yes, you have. Look at you, I'm
so proud of you. You're about to turn
twelve in two weeks. Wow, you've been
through so much. You've endured through it
all and I love you, darling. - [Demetria] Girl, so what
are you doing tonight? - Hey baby. - Oh, absolutely that's
what I'm talking about. I will be there. - How you doing sweetie? Carrington smiled when
you came in, why don't you come give her a hug.
- Make sure he's there. - No I have no idea,
what I'm wearing yet. I just have jeans and stuff on. - Alright sweetie
you want to play? - No, Shaun takes care of her. I don't have any
kids to tend to. (Carrington crying) - No, no, no, you're alright. - You remember 911?
- Grab all that, and we'll go. - Yeah, you remember. - No, no we're not driving
we're going to get a limo. Gonna pop a couple
of bottles of wine. We gonna get our dance on. (Demetria laughing) - It's alright. Mommy's going to
have a little fun, so we're going to have
our own fun, okay? That's my girl. So, press the nine. There you go. - Girl, I don't know
what I'm wearing yet. How much time do I have? You're not giving
me much time at all. - Now press the one. That's my girl. - Yeah. Okay. I'll just have to do
my hair at your house. And Chris is going to
have to do my makeup. - Now press it one more time. No, no, no, that's not
it. The one remember? No, no, you're doing good. Press the one. Yeah there you go. Okay, now, after you
press all of that. All you have to say is "Help." - Girl, you know I"ve
never been good at makeup. I just have no time. My pink jacket, yeah. And my pink heels. Yeah, okay. Okay, I'm hurrying
you just calm down. I gotta get out of here
before Shaun tries to stop me. (Demetria laughing) - No it's alright. - She is such a big dummy. I don't know why you
spend so much time with that little girl. How about you put
her up for adoption? Better yet, how about you
take that little thing and put her out on somebody
elses door step. 'Cuz she's not my problem. - Wait a minute. No, you're doing good. - Playing the little 911 game. Whose life is she going to save? She can't say heeeeelp. - [Shaun] Demetria, please. (Demetria laughing) - I'm going to leave dumb - No, no it's okay.
You're alright. - and dumber to themselves. Oh and big dummy? Her hair really ain't that cute. (Demetria cackles) Good night dummies! - Hey it's okay. It's alright. Mommy loves you. She just doesn't know
how much she loves you. (crowd murmurs) ♪ I used to be the type of man ♪ To mistreat 'em ♪ And leave 'em ♪ I'd used 'em and I'd
throw 'em to the side ♪ Told a bunch of lies ♪ My black book was my life ♪ I'm so tired of that ♪ I used to go down my list ♪ One, two, three, four, five, ♪ But my list got to big ♪ Had to put it to the side ♪ If you are the one ♪ Please give me the hi ♪ I just want love - Oh, dude. Are you standing up here crying? - Man, she over
there tripping dawg. - Oh man, come on bro. - I'm in love with her and She just going to sit
there and talk to them guys and then she going
to look at me. - Ah, that's terrible. I really feel bad for
you, but I can't help you. - That's terrible.
- I'm in love with her. - Excuse me, Ms. Thang? I was just trying to say
hi to a good looking man. You might want to be
careful, 'cuz I might take yo man if I want him. Bye. - Girl calm down. Going on with that mess. - Yeah, I'm a skank.
- That you are. I know that's what you thinking. But you better be
careful Demetria. If I wanted yo man,
I'd take him too. - Girl, please,
can you calm down? You're going to get us
put out of this club just like you got us put
out of the last two clubs. - Who cares? There's more
than two clubs in this city. If we get put out we just
go the next, and then next. - Chloe, chloe, I'm
not trying to bar hop. - You crying so hard the
vein is popping out yo head. - Man, can you holla at
her for me or something? - You want me to holla at her? - Yeah dawg.
- I got you. - Just let her know that
maybe I wanna marry her. - I'm not even going
to let you know what I'm going to tell her. I'mma talk to her. - You aint?
- Nah, I got this. I got this, I'm your boy. - You my dawg. - I'm your boy. - You can't be standing over
here in the corner crying. - I love you man. - Go to the middle of the
crowd, not the corner. (Isaac crying) - All I wanna do is have
two, three, four, five, six, twenty drinks
tonight and have some fun. Can I do that? - I guess. I guess we can stay here. Oh girl, that's supposed to
be some big name somebody up in here tonight. - I don't care about that. - Look at this crowd. I guess we could make this
our spot for the night. Who knows I may find
my next baby daddy? - Girl, please. You already got five kids
by five different men. And besides, I'm
a dignified lady. I have a husband and a
little special needs child. - Girl, drink this. That is the best way to
deal with your situation. - The best way to deal
with my situation is for you to take her. You want her? - No ma'am that is yo kid. Come on, lets go have some fun. - Please, please. Mm, sexy chocolate
what it is, girl. What's going on with you? - Dude it's Dave! - I need you to bring
it down a notch! - Who is Dave? - You are all up in here.
- Who is Dave? - That's Dave Hollister. He got that 90's
song to his name. - Woah, woah, woah, hold on. Too much. Excuse me, you trying to tell
me you don't know who I am? (RB club music) - Alright, alright. Ya'll too kind. Ya'll too kind. How's everybody
doing this evening? - [Crowd] Yeah. - We got some
celebrities in the house, give it up for Beyonce
and Kenny Lattimore. He holding her hand hostage. You ain't going no damn where. I'll kill ya, I swear. You leave me, it's going to
be a problem. I ain't lying. He squeezing her thigh like
one of them stress balls. Just squeezing it. How are ya'll doing? Everybody good? To the white girl,
I am Herman Cain. (comedian laughs) That's right. I am Herman Cain. That's right I drops
all them racists. Michael Jackson, dead. Conrad Murray done
killed Michael Jackson. You know who else
should've went to jail? Latoya Jackson. She was claiming to be
psychic for a while, so should've told somebody that he was going to kill
her damn brother. She needa do two
of them five years. Or atleast go to jail
and fix his curl for him. He's going to need
somebody to do that S curl while he in jail. I ain't lying. Ya'll ready for some
bullfrogs, say yeah. - [Crowd] Yeah! - Say Hell Yeah! - [Crowd] Hell Yeah! - This man is all the way
from Chicago, Illinois. A man of God, the lead
singer of Blackstreet. (crowd cheering) Ya'll start putting
yo hands together. Clap for me right now. For the one and only Dave Hollister! - You about to find out. How ya'll doing today? This song right here goes
out to a special woman in the house tonight. ♪ Can a rose petal ♪ Live without water drops ♪ Can my heart ♪ Live without you ♪ Surely not ♪ Because the rainbow ♪ is what you gave ♪ Me everyday ♪ Now I can't go on ♪ I'm devastated ♪ Cuz you're not here ♪ Girl I know your ♪ Not in the mood ♪ for apologies ♪ But its killing ♪ Me to think ♪ Of what I've done to you ♪ Realize that I was wrong ♪ And I wanna change ♪ Just me, ♪ you and me ♪ Oh can't you see ♪ You're my destiny ♪ Now I have to face it ♪ The pain you feel ♪ From the man that
says he loves you ♪ In spite of all my tension ♪ That you'll never forgive me ♪ I need a sign ♪ That you'll remember ♪ That bond that
holds us, baby ♪ 'cuz true love is
never artificial ♪ It's always pure ♪ Girl I know ♪ You'er not in the mood ♪ for apologies ♪ But it's killing me ♪ To even think of
what I've done to you ♪ Realize that I was wrong ♪ And I wanna change ♪ Just me, you and me ♪ Can't you see ♪ Your my destiny ♪ Oh girl, yes ♪ Oh is it alright if I let the
music play just a little bit ♪ Ooooooohh ♪ For my baby ♪ Who is in the house tonight ♪ Don't ever leave me ♪ I need you right
here by my side ♪ Girl I know ♪ You're not in the mood ♪ For apologies ♪ But it's killing me ♪ To think of what
I've done to you ♪ I realize that I was wrong ♪ I wanna change ♪ Just me ♪ Girl ♪ I know that I mistreated you ♪ Girl I know that
mistreated you ♪ I know I can't
live without you ♪ I realize, yeah ♪ That I was wrong ♪ And baby I wanna change ♪ Just me girl ♪ Your my destiny, baby ♪ Yes you are, babe ♪ Yes you are ♪ You're my destiny (crowd cheers and applauds) - What's up baby?
- What's up dude? - What's the business baby.
- Long time, man, long time. - [Demetria] Dave. - You did yo game,
you were on fire. - Dave. - 'preciate it.
- [Demetria] Dave. - Excuse me, Dave. - Somebody calling you. - Man, whatever.
- That's all 80's right there. - Thank you, thank you. I'll holler at you in the back. - No doubt, see you in a minute. - Eh, why you playing man? She hungry like she singing
backround for Tina Turner. (Dave laughing) (funky transition) - Don't touch me! I got it! Let me go! What's that on your
face? What's them? Girl did you know
you sure is ugly? - Demetria, girl,
you need to calm down before you say something
you going to regret. - Like what?! That child I got up in there? - Woah, no girl. - Ain't much I can regret that I ain't already regretting. - I'm going to get
you some water because you are clearly
starting to dehydrate. - I don't need you. Or nobody
else getting me anything! While your little
fast tail back there, while don't you check to
see if they out my house. - Who are you talking about? - I'm talking about that
man who can't produce and that special needs child. I don't want that. - You know what, it's
time for me to go 'cuz you need to sober up. - Hold on skank, hold on. Why you leaving? You running around here
with all these kids, and all these baby daddies. That child back there
is probably yours, 'cuz she damn sure ain't mine. - What are you saying? - You heard me. - Look, you have a good one. I can't seem to understand
why in the world you getting all angry. Why you stay so angry and
frustrated all the time? - Where you going now? Huh? I got beef
with you, Heffer. - What beef you got
with me, Demetria? - Well lets see, you
running around here doing what ever the hell you wanna do. And this so called
man you call God he can't treat real
people like me right. - Are you saying
that I'm the reason that you had complications? - Maybe. - Have you ever thought
that maybe God has a plan for Carrington and
that's why you had her? - Who? - Your daughter. - Oh. (Demetria laughs) - I'm out. This is not right. This is not right. - That is her name I forgot. No Chloe! What
aint' right is you! How is it that you have
five healthy kids?! How is it that a woman
like you have kids at all? I'm walking around here,
doing everything right. You sleeping with all these
men and everybody else's man. I gave my tithes, my
offering, I go to church. And all you wanna do is
get over on the system. As a matter of fact, the
only reason I hang with you is because you pay
for everything. - So what are you
saying Demetria? - You heard me. - You saying I'm not good
enough to have children? I'm not supposed
to have children? Have you ever thought
that, I don't know, maybe God has a plan. That maybe God knew what
he was doing, just maybe? - Like what? - You don't deserve kids. - You can have her. - You don't deserve
them in your life. You don't deserve
them around your life. You don't deserve them to
come out of you, none of that. - Girl, move. - You know what? I'm going
to go ahead and leave. 'cuz if I stay here any longer
I'mma end up whooping yo-- You aint' even worth it. - 'cuz you can't handle me. - They say a drunk
man, no a drunk woman never tells no tales. - I ain't drunk. - I guess it's true. So if you want to know
what somebody really feels just get them drunk. Have a nice life. (phone rings) (smooth drums) - Mmm, Amy. Yeah she it. (knocking at door) - Who is it? - [Demetria] It's Demetria. - Who? Demetria, the
girl you met at the club The Brickhouse tonight. - What's happening?
- Hi. - Sup with you? - Nothing. Can I come in? - You in, ain't ya? - How are you? - Good. You can have a seat. - Where? - Right there is fine. - On the bed? - Is that what that is? Yeah. Yeah, on the bed. What's up? - Nothing, just thought
maybe I'd stop by and have a drink with you,
and talk a little bit. - A drink? My goodness. We can sure have a drink
and then we can talk. You came the right place. Drink and talk, that's me. Get in there ice. - So how long have
you been an artist? - It's been a minute, but
look baby, it ain't about me. It's about you tonight. What's going on with you? - You're so sweet. That's
what I'm missing in my life. My husband doesn't
do any of that. He doesn't think about me,
ask me how my day was, or any of that. - I aim to please. So what's going on with
you and your husband? - We have lots of issues and
for the last eleven years we've dealt with a
special needs child. Not to mention that my husband can't produce a healthy child. - Hold on, you want
some more to drink? I'm listening, but do you want-- - Yes. - I can do that for you too. So you say he can't produce? What's wrong with him? He
need some Viagra? Cialis? - You sound like
my friend Chloe. She says he's just thrown off
and focused on other stuff. - Viagra, Levitra,
all of that mess? - He might. The main issue is that he's
always spending time with her. Our daughter, Carrington. He never has time for us. What is this 'cuz this is good. - Girl, that's a little know
what I'm saying-saying juice. That's what I like.
Drink it on up. You alright?
- Can I have another one? - Yeah, oh yeah another one. - I like your hotel
room. It's really nice. - You know, it's just the
perks of being who I am. You know what I mean? - So what are the
perks of being Dave? - Pretty women in my room
at 2:30 in the morning. - Is it that late?
- Oh yeah. It's late, and I'm
glad your here. That means you don't
have to go home. - No, I have to go home. Wait a minute. - Mmm? - Are you getting fresh with me? - Am I getting fresh with you? I just want you to
have a good time. - I'm having a good time. - So you having a good time? - I am, can you
please stop that? That's not what I wanted. - What you mean that
not what you wanted? It's 2:30 in the morning, what the hell you think
was going to happen? - I came up here to talk
and have a drink with you. - Nah, nah, nah, you didn't
come up here to talk. We through talking. Ain't
gonna be no more talking. (dramatic music) - It's time for business.
- Stop it! Get off of me! (Dave groans) - You know what? I
hope you rot in hell just like everyone
else in my life. Thanks for nothing. (somber piano) - Demetria where are you going? - That ain't none
of yo business. - Look, we need to talk. - We don't need to
talk about anything. - Yes we do. You run around here acting
like your not my wife and that you're not a mother. I don't understand what's
going on. What's your problem? - You are my problem, Shaun. Number one, you
ain't even a man. - Say what?
- Yep. - I said it. You are a
poor excuse for a man. You can't even produce
a healthy child. Don't even know
why I married you. - Where is all this coming from? Look, we have a healthy child. She is alive and
she is breathing. I don't know what's going
on, but what happened to Carrington has nothing to
do with you carrying or me producing. - That ain't true. - Yes it is! There were just complications
during the pregnancy that caused her
to deliver early. We don't know why
things happen the way that they do, okay? But the most important thing
is that she's our baby. You need to spend some
time with her and stop making this all about you. - You know what Shaun? I don't want to even
hear this foolishness. - No! This is what
you're going to do. You're going to sit
here and listen to this. - Don't you ever grab me.
- You are going to listen! You lost eleven years
of your daughters life because you chose to
hate everyone around you. Chloe, Carrington, and even me. And we haven't done
anything to you. Maybe you need to ask God to
help you accept our situation. Help him cleanse your heart of all this bitterness
and evilness. Help him cleanse your heart. - So what? You're a prophet now? Boy, please, move out of my way. You know what? I don't
need you in my life. I don't need none of ya'll. All I need is me. And you wanna know why? Because I don't hurt me. - You know what, Demetria? You're going to need
all of us one day. - No I'm not.
- Yes you will. And when that day comes you'll
regret everything that you just said and done. We've all been placed on
this earth for a season and only God knows the hours. So I suggest that you seize the
time you have on this earth. Because life is short, and you never know when your
last day is going to be. Now I'm finished with
this conversation. I'm going to the store and
you WILL feed your daughter. Your mother be here in a minute. - I can't promise you
that I'll be here. And as far as your
daughter is concerned that heffer can die of
starvation for all I care. - Demetria... - Girl, shut up back there! What do you want?
Your daddy is gone! (Carrington wheezing) What you will not do
is tear up my house. Get in here! Oh that's right, you can't
even walk. Damn wheelchair. (somber piano) Why are you so stupid? Why were you back there
throwing those cups around? Huh? Are you trying to ignore
me by not answering me? Talk to me! Seen yo daddy play that
little game with you. I know you understand
everything that we're saying. I got a new game for you. It's called rename Carrington. I hate the name Carrington. Your new name is Stupid. Can you say that? Say Stu- Pid. S T I ain't fooling with you. Are you hungry? Aw, stupid wants to eat. Daddy left this food for you. I can't stand this stuff. Come on, Stupid, here. Eat. So you not going to eat my food? Huh? We gon see about that. Eat! I said eat! (Demetria panting) (phone beeping) - [911 Operator] 911,
what's your emergency? - Help. (knocking at the door) - [911 Operator] 911,
what's your emergency? - Help. - [911 Operator] Dispatching
emergency medical units. (knocking at the door) - [Mother] Demetria? Demetria? Demetria! Oh my God. - [911 Operator] This is
911, is everything okay? - No! My daughter's
on the floor. Send someone out
here, please, please. Send someone now please! - [911 Operator] Someone
called prior to your arrival. We've already dispatched
the emergency medical units and they should be
arriving shortly. - Okay, thank you. - Mom-ma (ambulance sirens) - Carrington, mommy loves you. And I'm so sorry for
everything I've done to you for not loving you and treating
you like you deserved... I've been so selfish. I only thought about me, and
not about you and your Dad. God, please forgive me. God please forgive me
for everything I've done. I never meant to hurt Carrington
or Shaun or our marriage. My baby is a gift, and I
know she's a gift from you. Please forgive me God. Carrington, can you
please forgive mommy? Carrington, you know
today's your birthday. So, happy birthday Carrington. Carrington? Carrington?! Oh my God Shaun!
It's Carrington! - What?!
- It's Carrington! - Baby, it's Carrington! - I got her, I got her. Come on. - God bless you Shaun,
God bless you Demetria. I just want you to know
I'm praying for you and I appreciate you taking
this time to talk and pray because that's the main
thing we're going to do. First, I just want to
know how you're doing? - We're okay, I guess. Things could be a whole lot
better, but to say the least we're doing okay. - Bless you, God bless you. Demetria how you doing? - See Pastor, that's
one of the things we've been dealing with. She doesn't talk
at all here lately. - Yeah, that is understandable. What I'm gonna do is just
spend some time hopefully depositing some seeds that
will later on, be nourished by. Because this is a dark
time, and there's no way I can talk away the pain. But I can pray that God will
give you strength as you deal with it. One of the things I think
both of you know is that God identifies so much
with you're dealing with because God knows what
it means to lose a child. He lost his only Son. His only Son was
crucified, was murdered and so at least take comfort in
knowing you're not in this by yourself. This is one of those things
where you need someone to feel what you feel, well
God feels what you feel better than I can, because God,
again, as gone through this. Remember the example
of David in scripture. The Bible says he also lost
a child and he said when his child died, he worshiped God. And people said "Why are
you worshiping God now?" and he said "because my child
can't come back to me but " I can go back to my child." That's the beauty of this
eternal life, death does not have the last word. Number one, but then number two When you turn to God and not
from God, and that's what I'm pleading with you to do,
turn to God and not from God. Because in doing that, you
can turn to each other and not on each other or
from each other. Turn to God and worship. You may not feel it, but
here's what God will do: With all of your questions
you may have, such as why God? I don't know there are
no answers for this. The beautiful thing is a life
has been saved even through this child. That's
the beautiful thing. God is good like that. None of this makes sense. So what God is going
to do, is somehow give you strength
to get through it. So God won't explain why
is this happening but God will sustain you
through what's happening. That's what I need you
to know, God sustains, God gives strength, God's
grace is sufficient, God will keep you.
So please know that. And know that I am praying
with you, and praying for you. I'd like to pray right
now, if you don't mind. - Please, Pastor. (gentle piano) - Let's go to God. Oh God we thank you and praise
you that we can turn to you in any situation. Your word says cast your cares
upon God, knowing that God cares for you. Oh God in the name of Jesus,
I lift up in prayer this your couple. I thank you for
bringing them together. I don't know what's going on in terms of what you're
up to, but I know you're sovereign. I know you
care. I know you love them. With a healing love. So, in the matchless name
of the Prince of Peace, the Great Physician, I claim
by father your healing touch that you would minister to
them right where they are in their brokenness
and grant them healing. We thank you already
for the gift and promise of eternal life. And so this precious
child, oh God, is with you that we will one
day see together. So in the name of Jesus
Christ, heal, give strength, give peace, and give direction. I believe in you, oh God, that the best days for this
couple are not behind them but in front of them. And so by faith,
you receive them in the name of Jesus, Amen. - Amen. (Demetria softly crying) - God is able. - Babies, I'm going to
go back here and fix ya'll something to eat. - Thanks, Mom. You alright baby? Come on baby, you can't keep
being so hard on yourself. Come on baby, you gotta stop
beating yourself up, alright? I lost her too. - But you didn't
lose someone that you talked so much evil to. (Demetria coughing) - It's alright baby. It's okay. - You didn't lose someone that you'd shown so much hatred to. You didn't lose someone
that you neglected for eleven years of their life. You didn't lose someone who you carried for seven months and
went through labor pains for. Shaun, I feel so bad
inside right now. How could somebody be so
mean to somebody so helpless? I was so mean-spirited. I didn't care for you,
or Carrington, or anybody that loved me. - Look baby, we all have issues
and go through things that we regret. I can't judge you or hold
it over your head because it just wouldn't be right. I'm not saying what
you did was right, but I can't judge you. You and only you have
to make peace with God. Baby, we all make
mistakes but somehow we just have to learn
from our mistakes and place all our cares and
fears in God's hands and just move on. - I don't think God will
forgive me for this. - Yes he will. - Shaun I was so
hateful toward God. I stopped going to church. I stopped praying. I just felt like
God let me down. - No, no baby. God never lets us
down. He never does. Baby, just because you stopped
going to church and praying and studying the
word, doesn't mean God isn't going to give
you a second chance. - But it doesn't
feel like it Shaun. - We always question God. We always question Him wondering
why some people get blessed and others don't. - Like Chloe.
- Exactly, like Chloe. - How do some people
who live ungodly lives get blessed and those who
try to live right, don't? Have you ever thought that
maybe God has his reasons? - What are they? - I don't know, but
what I do know is that our God is a sovereign God. We don't always understand
why he allows certain things to happen but we just have to
trust him and believe in him. - That's the hard part.
- I know it's hard. - I can't trust him, Shaun.
- Yes you can! Yes you can. Baby, who are we to judge God? God doesn't owe
us an explanation. Who are we to judge God, huh? - That's right baby. Look Demetria, you going
to have to get over this. You can't keep doing this, baby. Look, Momma know that
this is the hardest thing that will ever happen to you. Losing a child is
so hard, I get it. When I lost your brother, it
took everything out of me. But baby, you got
to get over this. - But it's so hard. - I know, Demetria.
Demetria, I know. (Demetria sobbing) - Baby, baby, baby.
- You got to let God do this. - He's the only one that
can help you, Demetria. I promise if you give it to him, he'll see you through this. I promise you that. Okay, listen, we
gotta get out of this. You know your Momma like to eat. I got some pecan pie back
here, I got some greens, some chicken, come on
ya'll lets get over this. - Come on baby, lets go eat. (knocking at the door) - I'll get it, just go ahead. - Alright I love you. - I'll be in, in a
minute, I love you too. (knocking at the door) Here I come. Hello, come on in. - Hey girl. - Hey. - Me and Isaac just
stopped by to say our condolences
to you and Shaun. - We's a couple now. - Ya'll are together? - Yup.
- Yeah. - Good news. - He my baby daddy. - We about to have
another child? I knew it! (Isaac laughs) - You know what? I
got to go tell Shaun. - We gon have!
- Yeah! - Where's he at? - In the kitchen. Grab you some pie. So ya'll are having
another baby? - Girl, nah. I don't know
what he talking about. We already got
one. Number three. - Oh, well I'm glad you stopped
by I wanted to say that-- - You don't have to
say anything Demetria. I know what you fixing
to say, I accept, understand and all that stuff. All I got to say is you
better be lucky 'cuz I got a pistol in my
purse I was ready to pop a cap in yo tail, Girl. You don't know me like that. - See? That's what I'm
talking about, Chloe. We are true friends. We're the kind that can
disrespect each other one day but still love each other. - Demetria, I did not say we
were friends, you said that. - Come on, now you
know we're friends. - Yeah, we're good. (phone ringing) - Hold on one second. Excuse me. Hello? This is she. Who? Jason? With Rogers and Rogers law firm? - Girl who is it? - Okay? How can I help you? Yes. Tracy Duncan? I haven't seen her
in a long time. - Talking about Tracy? - Hold on one second, Jason. Mom, Tracy, you remember Tracy. - Maybelle's girl, baby
she died two weeks ago. - What? How come
you didn't tell me? - She was in a car accident
and her baby lived. But she died. - Wait a minute. Okay Jason, I'm sorry,
please continue. Really? Me? Are you serious? Okay, so tell me
what I need to do. Sure thing. We will be on the
first plane in the morning. Yes. Okay. Yes sir. Thank you, Jason. - Demetria?
- What's going on baby? - What's going on?
- I don't understand. - Why you need to fly? - Baby, what's going on? - God, you have
a sense of humor. Okay, Tracy Duncan, my
cousin, she named in her will to be the next in line to
take care of her child in the event of an untimely death. Shaun, she has a 12 month
old. She has a 12 month old. - Demetria? What does that mean? - We made a pact when
we were kids that in the event one of us
passed away before the other we would take care
of each others child. I can't believe she remembered. - Are you serious? - Shaun, God has
given me, I mean given us, a second chance. - So ya'll getting
married again? - No, Isaac. God has
given us a second chance. - Okay, what? - The doctors said we
couldn't have another child. Oh, Shaun. The doctor
had another plan. - Thank you Lord. - Okay, she said the doctor said they couldn't have
another child. But the doctor gave
them another chance? - I don't know.
- They going get another baby. - But whose the other doctor? - Boy, come on back here
and get some of this food. - I'm just confused.
- It's okay. - We just going to go
back to the kitchen. (heartfelt uplifting music) (funky Christian R&B)
