Too Close To Home (2016) s02e04 Episode Script
A Happy Invasion
1 Previously on Too Close to Home I-I didn't sign up to work like this when we got married.
I love you.
You wanna talk to Mama about your sister-in-law? She's been going somewhere and I don't know where she goes.
I've been calling you.
I've been busy.
She saw me last night.
- Saw you where? - Leaving you.
I ain't too far from you, little darling.
Yeah, well, far enough.
Get your hands off me.
[Chuckles.]
I am not playing with you, girl! What you gonna do? You gonna shoot me? Give me my money! - Hey, Bonnie.
- Hey, Sheriff.
You see all those news vans? Yeah.
Where do you think they're going? - Hell if I know.
- You don't think they're going Well, if they're going to the trailer park, they're going in the wrong direction.
I sure hope you're right about that.
Yeah, I'll find out where they're going.
- Good.
- Listen I need to talk to you a minute.
- Okay.
- Hey, Sheriff! - Hey, Octavia.
- Hey.
How you doing? I'm doing good, and you? I'm good, I'm good.
Good.
You find out who them people were that shot at us? We're working at it.
Okay, well, I think the Secret Service Hey, you know what? Jackson needs some coffee back there.
I think you might need to help him out.
Too Close to Home Hey, what's going on? Your mother called.
- Is she all right? - Yeah, she's fine.
- Well, no, she's not fine.
- What's wrong? Bonnie, you didn't tell me she was looking like that.
I mean, she's living in squalor over there.
- She could start a fire.
- I know.
Well, no, no, you don't.
She could start a fire and then all of y'all's trailers would burn down.
You've got all those kids running around there.
Sheriff, I know, okay.
Well, you're gonna have to get that place cleaned up.
She won't let me touch it.
What do you mean? She's in bed all the time.
She doesn't want me throwing nothing away.
Well, Bonnie, I can't let her live there.
I mean, I can't just turn a blind eye to that.
- I just can't.
- All right.
Well, what are you gonna do about it? Well, I'm gonna have to request that get that place cleaned up.
- Sheriff, come on - No! No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
That's my nice way of saying you have to.
I don't have time to do that right now, all right? [Sighs.]
All right, I'll have some trustees from the jail come over there and help you.
Okay, but you have to do something.
All right.
And you need to get somebody to talk to her.
Talk to her? - Really? - Yeah.
Mama's not gonna go for that, Sheriff.
We can't afford it anyway.
Well, don't worry about that.
I know somebody that can talk to her and help her if she's open to it.
- Who? - She lives right there in the trailer park.
Frankie.
The lady in number 3? Yeah.
She's a therapist.
Oh, okay, well, she's not a very good one if she lives in a trailer park.
Now, that doesn't matter.
She can help her.
Well, I don't know who she is.
I don't know nothing about her.
Bonnie, just trust me, okay? Just trust me.
And you gotta get that place cleaned up.
Well, I'll do what I can.
No, you're gonna have to do better than that, 'cause if you don't get it done, I'm gonna have to throw her out.
We'll do it.
- All right.
- Okay? I'm sorry to lay all this on you right now.
Yeah, I know.
You're just doing your job, though, right? That's right.
You the sheriff? - Yeah.
- How's the food here? Pretty good.
What are y'all doing here? We got a tip that a Annie Belle Hayes lives in this town.
- Who's that? - The girl that was sleeping with the president, allegedly.
Oh, no, she don't live here, no.
Where does she live? She lives over there in Bessemer.
- Damn.
You sure? - Yeah, I'm sure.
Hey, if you hurry over there right now, she's over there.
She lives in a white house on the corner of Appletree and Highway 56.
You can catch her if you get over there quick.
- Thank you.
- You bet ya.
Come on, fellas.
We got the scoop.
All right.
Nice.
[Chuckles.]
You think it's gonna throw them off? How much time do you think we got? Ah, they're like a bunch of ants.
Where one goes, the rest of them will follow.
All right.
Probably have until somebody tells them otherwise.
Well, I better call Annie and tell her.
Yeah, you better tell her to lay low.
And one other thing.
Have you seen J.
B.
? [Sighs.]
Nope.
He was supposed to come over to the jail and talk to me.
Well, maybe he drove off and did us all a favor.
Well, he better not have.
Well, I'll be damned.
Oh.
Oh, my lord! - How you doing, Bonnie! - Oh, my lord! Ahhhh.
Nelson! How are you? - I'm good.
- Hey, Octavia's back there.
- She is? I want to see her.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- All right.
Bonnie.
Hey.
- How are you? - I gotta go.
Well, you got more women problems than a woman.
What does that even mean? See you later.
You think that the dressing more dressing is gonna help you? [Sighs.]
Who is this? And I know you better have a big tip being this close up on me.
- Nelson! - Hey, sis! - Hey, hey.
- Oh, you're home! Hey, Bonnie, look who it is! - Look who's here! - I saw him.
Oh, good, you look so good.
[Ringing tone.]
Come on, damn it, Annie.
Hey, Bonnie.
I'm gonna go take the food to your mama, okay? - All right.
- All right.
Keep him here till I get back.
Why? I'm just gonna make sure everything's okay at my spot.
Okay.
What's going on over there, honey? Well, Regina's been going out, and I'm not gonna have her hurt my big brother, okay? - Okay, good luck.
- So keep him here.
I said I will.
What are you doing back here? Just go, okay? Ain't no sense in hiding from him.
He owns the place.
He's just gonna come back here.
I'm not hiding from him, all right? Brody: Good.
Ooh! I'm busy today.
Yeah, I see that.
How are you? I'm fine, Brody.
You already asked me that.
- Bonnie.
- What? I don't know how much longer I can do this.
There's nothing to do.
I'm just trying to get to work, that's all.
Anything to not talk about us.
There's nothing to talk about, Brody.
- There's no us.
- You mean that? Why aren't you getting it? 'Cause you were just all over my kitchen table, Bonnie.
I'm not listening to this.
What the hell is wrong with you? My sister went over to your house last night.
Yeah, so what? What did you do? Nothing.
Liar.
I didn't do anything, Bonnie.
But, if you want to do anything, I don't really care, Brody, because we are not together, all right? Do whatever you want.
Is that what this is? You want me to be with her? I want to keep working and focusing on my customers.
Damn these people! I need to talk to you.
Why don't you understand that I don't want to talk to you right now? All right, why are you pressing me? Because you're lying to yourself, Bonnie.
- Is that right? - Yeah.
I know you.
I know you, Bonnie.
Have you ever known me to lie? - No.
- Have you? - No.
- Then I want you to hear me when I say that I don't want you, I don't want you coming around here, and I want you to leave me alone, all right? - Okay.
- Okay.
Are we clear? Yeah, I got it.
Good.
So if don't have work here, then will you please leave me alone? Will you go? Hey, man.
You gonna have lunch? No.
No, I gotta get back, get some parts for the tractor so I can get it fixed before dark.
Okay.
Well, let me know if you need any help.
You could come by.
You all right? Yeah, I'm fine.
- You sure? - Yeah.
I gotta go, though.
You good? Yeah, Octavia's gonna give me a lift.
- All right, man.
- All right.
Cool.
I'll see you later.
Take it easy.
Ma'am.
Damn it.
You can't run from him.
Why are you doing this? You know him.
This isn't right, Yuri, and you know it.
Ma'am, I serve at the pleasure of the president.
Wrong, Yuri.
This could ruin his presidency.
You need to help him.
Ma'am, you should talk to him.
Yuri.
Ma'am, he wants to talk to you.
It won't take long.
I won't talk to him.
You know that will make him very, very angry.
Well, I don't care.
Ma'am.
Stop calling me ma'am.
You sat in the front seat while he was on top of me.
Stop it.
Ma'am, you really need - I don't want to hear this.
- Ma'am! Shut up! Stop calling me ma'am! My name is Annie Belle Hayes.
Do you see me? Do you see what he has done to my life? This is my life! Look at it! I don't want to talk to him, okay? Please don't do this, Yuri, please.
I serve at the pleasure of the president.
Well, you and his pleasure can go to hell.
Ma'am, please listen to me.
Please.
I don't want to hear this.
Listen, I have been down this road before.
And it doesn't end well.
It already hasn't ended well.
Ma'am.
Just leave.
Ma'am.
Just go away.
Annie.
Listen, I once saw it Annie.
Just talk to him.
Keep him on your side until he loses interest.
If you don't allow him to lose interest, then he will feel defeated.
He will feel like a failure and he doesn't suffer defeat or failure well.
He'd rather destroy a target than have it become a threat again.
Annie! Annie! - Get in the truck.
- I can't.
Get in the truck, now! Ma'am.
You need to talk to him.
Annie, I don't know who this is, and I don't like him.
Get in the truck, now.
Ma'am, you will become a target.
To hell with you and your target.
Get the hell out of my town! - Get in the truck! - Okay.
Okay, okay, I will.
- Ma'am.
- Come on.
Ma'am! - Stop.
- Ma'am! Okay, I'm going, I'm getting in the truck.
- Get in the truck.
- I'm going.
[Sighs.]
[Engine starts.]
[Moaning.]
- What? - It's Octavia.
- Oh, hell.
- Get out, get out! [Car door closes.]
Where do I go? Go, go.
Go work on a car.
I don't know.
Hey, who's there? It's Octavia.
I got your lunch.
What? Now, why do you have it? I asked Bonnie if I could bring it by.
- Well, come in.
- No.
- No? - I mean, I'm here at the window.
Well, why won't you just come on in? I'd just prefer not to.
Oh.
Oh, you really think you're something, don't you? No.
No, I'm just here trying to be nice to you.
Well, why didn't Bonnie bring it? Is she mad at me? - I don't know.
- She didn't even She didn't even come over here for breakfast.
You ask her why she didn't come for me.
Okay, I will, but but here.
Come on, now! Agh! Damn it! Well, now This is not even right.
Yeah, she is definitely pissed off at me.
She is mad at me.
Damn it! Okay, well, I don't know, but It sure smells good.
Now, how the hell do you know what I like? You know, I've always liked you, Miss Jolene.
Miss? Well, I'm not much older than you.
Yeah.
Yeah, I know.
I'm only 44.
But no, wait.
Ain't Bonnie 32? Well, what do you want anyhow? Look, I just want to know if you've seen my sister-in-law.
Who's your sister-in-law? Regina.
She's lived with me for like a year now.
I don't know her.
Okay, she's about my height, she got braids in her hair.
You know what, go on and ask what you want to ask, 'cause my food is getting cold, if you cannot see.
Okay, I just want to know if you've seen her creeping out my trailer.
Wait, wait, wait.
I don't understand your language.
What does that even mean, creeping? Look, she's been leaving out late at night, and I don't know where she goes.
I was wondering if you could just keep an eye out on her.
Well, how the hell am I supposed to do that? Now, you know you got more mirrors on this thing than an 18-wheeler.
How much you gonna pay me? I can give you $10.
You know what, I catch her, you give me 20.
20? Look, I ain't got $20.
- Oh.
- No okay, okay, 15.
I'll tell you what I see on one condition.
And what's that? I need you to tell me where the hell Shelby is.
Well, why don't you just call her? You know what? Just go and do what I said.
Mind your business, find out what I need, and get back to me on the phone! Yeah, okay.
I can do it.
Deal.
Hey, Elm.
Hey! How's it going? I'm just working on this old car.
Oh.
Your zipper is down.
Sorry.
How you doing? He good.
Yeah.
That's good.
I'm good.
I thought you'd be at work.
Oh, um, I am.
Just had to stop by.
How's Tina? - She she good.
- Mm-hmm.
That's good.
She good.
Yeah.
All right, let me get back to work.
Yeah.
Uh Can I ask you something? Yes.
You ever see Regina out late at night? No, I never see her at all.
Damn, she's been going somewhere.
- Where - I don't know.
But I'm gonna find out.
Boy, where are your shoes? Oh, inside.
Oh, okay.
Oh, come on, now.
You don't think she's doing something wrong? Look, I hope not.
I mean, you know my brother.
He loves her.
And that, that would devastate him.
I mean, if all that time he was in Japan at that base and she was running around on him - Was? - Yeah.
- Is he out? - No, no, he's not out.
- Oh.
- I don't know why I said "was," - but - Oh.
That would just devastate him if she is.
Yeah.
That would.
I mean, you know what it's like over there.
It gets lonely.
Yeah, that's why I didn't reenlist.
- Right.
- But is Regina good? I mean, you know I never really did like her.
But I've tried to support her, you know? I don't know.
I'll keep an eye on her, but I'm sure she good.
Thank you.
Sure.
Looking good, Tavia.
Boy, don't be flirting with me! [Laughs.]
Okay.
Here you go.
Thank you.
Yeah.
All right.
Is there something interesting outside? Oh, no.
No, no, no.
But I do need to thank you for checking on me.
Sure.
No problem.
So how's it going? Great.
It's going great, except for What? That thing across the park.
What are you talking about? Regina.
And what about her? I don't know.
I mean, it's fine.
- It's fine.
- Do I need to talk to her? No, no, no, I can handle myself.
Well, good girl.
Well I must say this is kind of strange.
How's that? You've never stopped by here in the middle of the day.
Yeah, you're right.
I should have known you could see right through me.
What is it? You know Jolene? No.
She lives in trailer number1.
I mean, I've heard of her, I just I don't know her.
Well She's living in a really bad mess in that house over there, and I know you have a background in therapy.
I look, that was another life.
Well, I think she's got a hoarding problem.
I think you could help her.
I'm trying to leave that life behind, Sheriff.
I know, Frankie, but you can't let one person change everything you've worked your whole life for.
Listen, I'm a bookkeeper at the mill.
That's what I do, okay? We both know better than that.
Look, honey, she doesn't have to know that you're licensed.
- Just talk to her.
- It just seems risky.
Well, you're safe here.
I mean, you've been safe since you've been here, haven't you? I didn't feel that way yesterday.
Well, don't worry about that.
That's all over.
Besides, look, I mean, Brody and Church and all of us, we're gonna look out for you.
Just do us this favor, hmm? Okay.
Okay, if she wants to talk to me, then then I'll talk to her.
Thank you.
Yeah, sure.
Now you want to talk about Regina? I think I've got her all figured out.
I'm sure you do.
You know, I want to tell you that That dress, that color really brings out your eyes.
Thank you.
How's your wife, Sheriff? - She's good.
- Yeah? She's real good, yeah.
That's good.
Tell her I said hi.
Matter of fact, why don't I call her? Well, I I guess I should be going.
You hush and finish your coffee.
All right.
No more talking about my eyes.
Yes, ma'am.
So, is she on to us? - No.
- Oh.
I think she is.
Will you relax? I mean, why did she just go into the trailer looking for me, huh? I don't know.
But it's fine.
I don't know.
Will you relax? Damn.
We've got this.
We've got this.
Look, I gotta go.
Wait.
Where were we? - I gotta go.
- No.
You want this as much as I do.
Come on.
You better hurry up.
You know you don't like when I hurry.
So you're not gonna tell me who that guy is, are you? Why didn't you take me to my trailer? You didn't ask.
In fact, you didn't say anything really.
I need to get this tractor fixed.
Are they still in there? Yeah, they are.
God, I so don't want to be here.
Look, they're inside.
Okay? Remember when we used to try and get this thing started? All right? Remember? Yeah.
Right.
Well, now's your chance to do it again, okay? I don't want to do this.
Annie What else do you gotta do right now? Hmm? Come on.
Come on, girl.
Come on.
You know Eli Pace is out of jail? Yeah.
But he did his time.
So? - What? - What? He assaulted Dalton Willis, all right? Those guys are asses anyways.
Can you hand me that wrench? You honestly believe that's what happened? It was a bar fight, Annie.
It happens.
You think he got five years in jail for a bar fight? I mean, I thought it was steep, right, but I didn't really care.
I bet you he thought his mama and daddy's money were gonna keep him out.
All right, that guy is something else.
He's been hanging around Rebel.
- That's weird.
- Yeah, it is.
I saw her today.
Was she alone? Yeah.
She was angry about something.
Yeah, about me.
Why? I'm pushing her away from him.
Well, she shouldn't be around him.
All right, but why are you pushing her? I'll talk to her about it.
He's her father.
What? You mean he raped you? Yeah.
All of us.
Bonnie, Shelby, me.
Annie And now Rebel's hanging out with him.
And she has no idea, and I don't know what to do.
I'll take care of it.
What does that mean? I'll take care of it is what it means.
No.
Stop, Brody.
I'll call the sheriff, okay? What the hell is Mobley gonna do, Annie? What the hell does Mobley ever do? I'll take care of it.
No, okay? No.
Whatever you're thinking, you can't do.
Let's do this the right way.
What's the right way, Annie? All right, he deserves to disappear, all right? Nobody should ever see him again.
I know, okay? But you can't go to jail, Brody.
'Cause your daddy needs you.
He shouldn't have done that.
I know.
Let's call the sheriff, okay? Okay.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Annie.
Okay.
Okay, we'll call.
[Ringing tone.]
- Sheriff Mobley.
- Sheriff? Hey, Brody.
I need you to come to the farm right now.
Okay.
You all right? Damn it, Mobley.
Right now! All right, I'm on my way.
- Did you get my contacts? - I'm working on it.
Damn.
Who is in your phone that you need to talk to so badly? Just get them, please.
Okay, fine.
Did Dax come back? No, he didn't.
So he left.
Yes, he's gone.
Damn.
Why didn't you tell me that you were cheating? Oh, ho.
I don't know you like that.
- You don't? - Look, Val, not now.
I don't want to hear it.
Victor, Dax is pissed.
How do you know if you didn't see him? I'm talking about when he left earlier.
You need to apologize to him.
- I tried.
- Well, try again! How, huh? He doesn't even answer his phone and he's not here.
That son of a bitch deported my mother and my father.
He can't do that.
He did, and now they're back.
My parents are now back in the Dominican Republic and El Salvador.
There's no way.
There's no way he could do that.
He did it, Valerie.
Victor, Dax doesn't have that kind of power.
He hasn't been honest with you.
I mean, we work in the social office.
He doesn't have those kind of connections.
You don't know Dax like I do.
He's connected, Valerie, and and he - Oh, my god.
- No, he's not.
No, he's not.
Can you help them? How can I help them? Well, don't you work in the White House? Yeah, but I can't do anything about an immigration matter.
And as far as Dax goes, I'm telling you, he cannot do that.
He doesn't have that kind of position.
He did it.
I know it.
And I've gotta get out of here.
No.
You're not well! Sit down, Victor.
Please, just sit down.
I need to get out of here.
I've got to go help my mother.
How? How are you gonna help her like this? I don't know, Valerie, but I've gotta do something! [Groans.]
There's nothing you can do.
All right? Nothing.
Can you find Dax, please? Please, can you find him? - He's gone.
- But the car's still here.
Yeah, because it's blocked by that damn tractor.
Find him, please.
Okay.
I'll try to find him.
[Computer beeps.]
What was that? Your contacts.
Oh, great.
Is there anything else that you need? - Yes.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
- What? Can I use your phone? Yeah.
Some privacy, please? Sure.
[Door closes.]
Hi.
I know I'm not supposed to call you on this line.
But I had I have a major problem! Please please, help me.
Please! Yeah.
Yes, yes, I'll take that seat, thank you.
Yes, thanks, thanks.
[Phone ringing.]
Hello? Yes.
Yes? What does that mean? I found a way out of this hell hole, no thanks to you.
Well, you can't leave.
Why the hell not? I have unleashed all hell on that little town.
What? The press should be there swarming like cattle.
What are you talking about? - He won't stop.
- Who? Thomas.
He won't stop calling that trash, and he sent Yuri down to look after her.
Thanks for the information anyway.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
I am not involved with Thomas.
I need you to stay.
I need eyes on the ground.
You have lots of people.
None who can get close to that whore.
I mean, she still trusts you, doesn't she? No.
She doesn't.
You're lying.
I need to get out of here.
Oh, calm down.
You can and you will.
Katelynn First Lady.
First Lady I need to leave.
Do you understand that? What, your little boyfriend? Get another one.
You get another husband.
I wish I could, but I have too much invested in this one.
First Lady, I can't deal with all of this Stay there, get next to her.
Tell me what's going on and I will make it worth your while.
Katelynn, there is nothing here that could make this worth my while.
Well, how about information? What kind of information? Your friend has called a certain senator to get some help for his family.
Victor's still talking to that guy? Yes, he is.
Your Nemesis.
Pleased? I know the feeling.
You're such a jealous little torch.
So how about this you stay there for me, and I will continue on this end to make his life a living hell.
Do you know how small this is? What does that mean? You're the First Lady, and you're wasting your time on some girl from a trailer park.
Is this from the guy who had his lover's family deported? Well.
Now you look better.
I feel better.
Good.
Going to address the nation, are we? This evening.
Good.
What's that smile for? Nothing.
You're up to something.
Well, I'm always up to something, like a man who's had way too many blue pills.
How did that work out for you, anyway? Lovely.
She rather enjoyed it.
Oh.
Yes, but your heart didn't.
No, it didn't, did it? - [Knocking.]
- Yes.
Mr.
President, First Lady.
Hello.
We have your speech prepared to address the nation, and then we'll be doing a sit-down interview with "America Now.
" The entire country will be watching, according to the polls, so it's important that we know what we're saying exactly.
Mrs.
Christian, we'd love for you to wear a happy color, something warm.
And sir, we need you to wear the red tie.
It's important that you look 100% covered.
So, shall we go over the talking points? Yes, please.
All right.
[Door opens.]
[Closes.]
Hey, Brody.
Anna.
Bonnie's been trying to call you.
Okay.
I guess you gotta be pretty shook up, eh? Yeah, you could say that.
Well, listen Bonnie needs to tell you something, all right? Um Have either one of y'all seen J.
B.
? Sheriff, we got a problem.
What is it? Eli Pace is out of jail.
Yeah, darling, he is.
And he's living with his folks again up there on that hill.
That's right.
There's nothing you can do about that? Nothing but watch him, honey.
Well, he's looking at Rebel.
Well, I don't know how that could be.
He can't.
Well, I saw it with my own damn eyes.
All right, I'll go and pay him a visit.
Sheriff, listen.
I know what he did.
If you don't handle it That son of a bitch is gonna disappear.
Now, Brody, you know you can't say something like that to me.
I mean it.
You better get his ass out of here.
Brody, you know his family is very well connected.
What do you mean by that? Are you saying because he has money, he doesn't have to face justice? He went to jail.
Yeah, and now he's out to rape more girls.
We'll keep an eye on him.
You know, sheriff, there are a lot of little girls in this town.
I know that.
And like I said, I'm keeping an eye on him.
Just trust me.
Anything happens to any one of them, Sheriff, it's on you.
Remember, Sheriff, you don't have to worry about watching all us girls, just the poor ones.
He'd never touch the ones with money.
Listen, I'm on it, all right? I promise you, I will warn him about talking to Rebel, okay? I promise.
[Taps railing.]
See y'all later.
[Door opens and closes.]
[Engine starts.]
Who the hell are all these people? They are here for your sister.
- What? - Yeah.
Well.
All them people here are reporters? A few of them.
Most of them been thrown off, sent over to Bessemer to find her.
- Hot damn! - What? - Baby.
Baby.
- Yeah, baby.
This room is full of opportunity.
What are you talking about? Don't act like you don't know what I'm talking about.
Rick? Baby.
Yeah, baby.
I need you to work the ladies.
You know I can do that.
And I got the men, starting with him right over there.
You better be careful.
What I gotta be careful for? You stupid little damn, who whupped your ass? I swear, girl.
Oh, yeah.
Go ahead and lay a hand on me.
Huh? All these reporters all over your ass.
You know the sheriff's looking for you.
Yeah, well, what else is new? You better call him.
Rick, will you shut the hell up? You don't scare me, J.
B.
Yeah.
I should.
Hey, ladies.
Hey, ladies.
Y'all want to dance with a real cowboy? No, thank you.
Are you sure? It's gonna be your loss.
I know Annie.
Who? Annie.
The girl y'all're looking for.
The one you say is with the president.
I know her, and I know her well.
I'll tell you whatever you want to know.
Come on, we'll buy you a drink.
How about you buy me three? Does she live around here? Dance with me and I'll tell you.
That long, lonely feeling Fancy, Rick.
I'll get started over here.
I carried on and - Hi.
- Hi.
Bitch, move.
Ma'am, you are awfully rude.
I'm Shelby.
That's still rude.
Yeah, well, that's 'cause you don't know who I'm kin to.
Who are you kin to? I'm Anna's sister, babe.
So you're Anna's sister? That's what I said.
Well, I'm John.
So you's a reporter? Yeah.
All right, well Buy us some drinks and I'll talk.
Okay.
You got a credit card? Yeah.
All right, well Let's open a tab.
Hey, Lilly, come open a tab.
Bring it in, boys.
Come here.
Come here! What's up, J.
B.
? You call? Now, we didn't do a good enough job on that queer.
- The one that grabbed my ass? - That's right.
And now they done brought another one down here over at the hotel.
J.
B.
, we're having a And don't you worry about that, Don.
All right, now we need to go get him and that other one and show them how it's done down here in Happy.
I'm all for it.
Well, I heard he's at Dr Dr.
Allen's.
Yeah, well, that don't matter.
All right? I'm gonna burn that house down to get that son of a bitch.
- All right.
- That's your daddy.
- And your brother.
- I don't give a damn.
I gonna get 'em both.
Next on "Too Close to Home" Hello, Shelby.
You sure do look good.
What the hell do you want? - Tavia.
- Him? Mm-mm.
No, he's married.
We ain't asking you to sleep with him, we just need to get him out into the open, all right, - and we'll take it from there.
- So what's wrong with it? Probably nothing.
What is this bitch doing? She has mental issues that do not allow for her to care for anybody else but herself.
Anna is a sociopath.
I'm gonna kill that son of a bitch.
I love you.
You wanna talk to Mama about your sister-in-law? She's been going somewhere and I don't know where she goes.
I've been calling you.
I've been busy.
She saw me last night.
- Saw you where? - Leaving you.
I ain't too far from you, little darling.
Yeah, well, far enough.
Get your hands off me.
[Chuckles.]
I am not playing with you, girl! What you gonna do? You gonna shoot me? Give me my money! - Hey, Bonnie.
- Hey, Sheriff.
You see all those news vans? Yeah.
Where do you think they're going? - Hell if I know.
- You don't think they're going Well, if they're going to the trailer park, they're going in the wrong direction.
I sure hope you're right about that.
Yeah, I'll find out where they're going.
- Good.
- Listen I need to talk to you a minute.
- Okay.
- Hey, Sheriff! - Hey, Octavia.
- Hey.
How you doing? I'm doing good, and you? I'm good, I'm good.
Good.
You find out who them people were that shot at us? We're working at it.
Okay, well, I think the Secret Service Hey, you know what? Jackson needs some coffee back there.
I think you might need to help him out.
Too Close to Home Hey, what's going on? Your mother called.
- Is she all right? - Yeah, she's fine.
- Well, no, she's not fine.
- What's wrong? Bonnie, you didn't tell me she was looking like that.
I mean, she's living in squalor over there.
- She could start a fire.
- I know.
Well, no, no, you don't.
She could start a fire and then all of y'all's trailers would burn down.
You've got all those kids running around there.
Sheriff, I know, okay.
Well, you're gonna have to get that place cleaned up.
She won't let me touch it.
What do you mean? She's in bed all the time.
She doesn't want me throwing nothing away.
Well, Bonnie, I can't let her live there.
I mean, I can't just turn a blind eye to that.
- I just can't.
- All right.
Well, what are you gonna do about it? Well, I'm gonna have to request that get that place cleaned up.
- Sheriff, come on - No! No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
That's my nice way of saying you have to.
I don't have time to do that right now, all right? [Sighs.]
All right, I'll have some trustees from the jail come over there and help you.
Okay, but you have to do something.
All right.
And you need to get somebody to talk to her.
Talk to her? - Really? - Yeah.
Mama's not gonna go for that, Sheriff.
We can't afford it anyway.
Well, don't worry about that.
I know somebody that can talk to her and help her if she's open to it.
- Who? - She lives right there in the trailer park.
Frankie.
The lady in number 3? Yeah.
She's a therapist.
Oh, okay, well, she's not a very good one if she lives in a trailer park.
Now, that doesn't matter.
She can help her.
Well, I don't know who she is.
I don't know nothing about her.
Bonnie, just trust me, okay? Just trust me.
And you gotta get that place cleaned up.
Well, I'll do what I can.
No, you're gonna have to do better than that, 'cause if you don't get it done, I'm gonna have to throw her out.
We'll do it.
- All right.
- Okay? I'm sorry to lay all this on you right now.
Yeah, I know.
You're just doing your job, though, right? That's right.
You the sheriff? - Yeah.
- How's the food here? Pretty good.
What are y'all doing here? We got a tip that a Annie Belle Hayes lives in this town.
- Who's that? - The girl that was sleeping with the president, allegedly.
Oh, no, she don't live here, no.
Where does she live? She lives over there in Bessemer.
- Damn.
You sure? - Yeah, I'm sure.
Hey, if you hurry over there right now, she's over there.
She lives in a white house on the corner of Appletree and Highway 56.
You can catch her if you get over there quick.
- Thank you.
- You bet ya.
Come on, fellas.
We got the scoop.
All right.
Nice.
[Chuckles.]
You think it's gonna throw them off? How much time do you think we got? Ah, they're like a bunch of ants.
Where one goes, the rest of them will follow.
All right.
Probably have until somebody tells them otherwise.
Well, I better call Annie and tell her.
Yeah, you better tell her to lay low.
And one other thing.
Have you seen J.
B.
? [Sighs.]
Nope.
He was supposed to come over to the jail and talk to me.
Well, maybe he drove off and did us all a favor.
Well, he better not have.
Well, I'll be damned.
Oh.
Oh, my lord! - How you doing, Bonnie! - Oh, my lord! Ahhhh.
Nelson! How are you? - I'm good.
- Hey, Octavia's back there.
- She is? I want to see her.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- All right.
Bonnie.
Hey.
- How are you? - I gotta go.
Well, you got more women problems than a woman.
What does that even mean? See you later.
You think that the dressing more dressing is gonna help you? [Sighs.]
Who is this? And I know you better have a big tip being this close up on me.
- Nelson! - Hey, sis! - Hey, hey.
- Oh, you're home! Hey, Bonnie, look who it is! - Look who's here! - I saw him.
Oh, good, you look so good.
[Ringing tone.]
Come on, damn it, Annie.
Hey, Bonnie.
I'm gonna go take the food to your mama, okay? - All right.
- All right.
Keep him here till I get back.
Why? I'm just gonna make sure everything's okay at my spot.
Okay.
What's going on over there, honey? Well, Regina's been going out, and I'm not gonna have her hurt my big brother, okay? - Okay, good luck.
- So keep him here.
I said I will.
What are you doing back here? Just go, okay? Ain't no sense in hiding from him.
He owns the place.
He's just gonna come back here.
I'm not hiding from him, all right? Brody: Good.
Ooh! I'm busy today.
Yeah, I see that.
How are you? I'm fine, Brody.
You already asked me that.
- Bonnie.
- What? I don't know how much longer I can do this.
There's nothing to do.
I'm just trying to get to work, that's all.
Anything to not talk about us.
There's nothing to talk about, Brody.
- There's no us.
- You mean that? Why aren't you getting it? 'Cause you were just all over my kitchen table, Bonnie.
I'm not listening to this.
What the hell is wrong with you? My sister went over to your house last night.
Yeah, so what? What did you do? Nothing.
Liar.
I didn't do anything, Bonnie.
But, if you want to do anything, I don't really care, Brody, because we are not together, all right? Do whatever you want.
Is that what this is? You want me to be with her? I want to keep working and focusing on my customers.
Damn these people! I need to talk to you.
Why don't you understand that I don't want to talk to you right now? All right, why are you pressing me? Because you're lying to yourself, Bonnie.
- Is that right? - Yeah.
I know you.
I know you, Bonnie.
Have you ever known me to lie? - No.
- Have you? - No.
- Then I want you to hear me when I say that I don't want you, I don't want you coming around here, and I want you to leave me alone, all right? - Okay.
- Okay.
Are we clear? Yeah, I got it.
Good.
So if don't have work here, then will you please leave me alone? Will you go? Hey, man.
You gonna have lunch? No.
No, I gotta get back, get some parts for the tractor so I can get it fixed before dark.
Okay.
Well, let me know if you need any help.
You could come by.
You all right? Yeah, I'm fine.
- You sure? - Yeah.
I gotta go, though.
You good? Yeah, Octavia's gonna give me a lift.
- All right, man.
- All right.
Cool.
I'll see you later.
Take it easy.
Ma'am.
Damn it.
You can't run from him.
Why are you doing this? You know him.
This isn't right, Yuri, and you know it.
Ma'am, I serve at the pleasure of the president.
Wrong, Yuri.
This could ruin his presidency.
You need to help him.
Ma'am, you should talk to him.
Yuri.
Ma'am, he wants to talk to you.
It won't take long.
I won't talk to him.
You know that will make him very, very angry.
Well, I don't care.
Ma'am.
Stop calling me ma'am.
You sat in the front seat while he was on top of me.
Stop it.
Ma'am, you really need - I don't want to hear this.
- Ma'am! Shut up! Stop calling me ma'am! My name is Annie Belle Hayes.
Do you see me? Do you see what he has done to my life? This is my life! Look at it! I don't want to talk to him, okay? Please don't do this, Yuri, please.
I serve at the pleasure of the president.
Well, you and his pleasure can go to hell.
Ma'am, please listen to me.
Please.
I don't want to hear this.
Listen, I have been down this road before.
And it doesn't end well.
It already hasn't ended well.
Ma'am.
Just leave.
Ma'am.
Just go away.
Annie.
Listen, I once saw it Annie.
Just talk to him.
Keep him on your side until he loses interest.
If you don't allow him to lose interest, then he will feel defeated.
He will feel like a failure and he doesn't suffer defeat or failure well.
He'd rather destroy a target than have it become a threat again.
Annie! Annie! - Get in the truck.
- I can't.
Get in the truck, now! Ma'am.
You need to talk to him.
Annie, I don't know who this is, and I don't like him.
Get in the truck, now.
Ma'am, you will become a target.
To hell with you and your target.
Get the hell out of my town! - Get in the truck! - Okay.
Okay, okay, I will.
- Ma'am.
- Come on.
Ma'am! - Stop.
- Ma'am! Okay, I'm going, I'm getting in the truck.
- Get in the truck.
- I'm going.
[Sighs.]
[Engine starts.]
[Moaning.]
- What? - It's Octavia.
- Oh, hell.
- Get out, get out! [Car door closes.]
Where do I go? Go, go.
Go work on a car.
I don't know.
Hey, who's there? It's Octavia.
I got your lunch.
What? Now, why do you have it? I asked Bonnie if I could bring it by.
- Well, come in.
- No.
- No? - I mean, I'm here at the window.
Well, why won't you just come on in? I'd just prefer not to.
Oh.
Oh, you really think you're something, don't you? No.
No, I'm just here trying to be nice to you.
Well, why didn't Bonnie bring it? Is she mad at me? - I don't know.
- She didn't even She didn't even come over here for breakfast.
You ask her why she didn't come for me.
Okay, I will, but but here.
Come on, now! Agh! Damn it! Well, now This is not even right.
Yeah, she is definitely pissed off at me.
She is mad at me.
Damn it! Okay, well, I don't know, but It sure smells good.
Now, how the hell do you know what I like? You know, I've always liked you, Miss Jolene.
Miss? Well, I'm not much older than you.
Yeah.
Yeah, I know.
I'm only 44.
But no, wait.
Ain't Bonnie 32? Well, what do you want anyhow? Look, I just want to know if you've seen my sister-in-law.
Who's your sister-in-law? Regina.
She's lived with me for like a year now.
I don't know her.
Okay, she's about my height, she got braids in her hair.
You know what, go on and ask what you want to ask, 'cause my food is getting cold, if you cannot see.
Okay, I just want to know if you've seen her creeping out my trailer.
Wait, wait, wait.
I don't understand your language.
What does that even mean, creeping? Look, she's been leaving out late at night, and I don't know where she goes.
I was wondering if you could just keep an eye out on her.
Well, how the hell am I supposed to do that? Now, you know you got more mirrors on this thing than an 18-wheeler.
How much you gonna pay me? I can give you $10.
You know what, I catch her, you give me 20.
20? Look, I ain't got $20.
- Oh.
- No okay, okay, 15.
I'll tell you what I see on one condition.
And what's that? I need you to tell me where the hell Shelby is.
Well, why don't you just call her? You know what? Just go and do what I said.
Mind your business, find out what I need, and get back to me on the phone! Yeah, okay.
I can do it.
Deal.
Hey, Elm.
Hey! How's it going? I'm just working on this old car.
Oh.
Your zipper is down.
Sorry.
How you doing? He good.
Yeah.
That's good.
I'm good.
I thought you'd be at work.
Oh, um, I am.
Just had to stop by.
How's Tina? - She she good.
- Mm-hmm.
That's good.
She good.
Yeah.
All right, let me get back to work.
Yeah.
Uh Can I ask you something? Yes.
You ever see Regina out late at night? No, I never see her at all.
Damn, she's been going somewhere.
- Where - I don't know.
But I'm gonna find out.
Boy, where are your shoes? Oh, inside.
Oh, okay.
Oh, come on, now.
You don't think she's doing something wrong? Look, I hope not.
I mean, you know my brother.
He loves her.
And that, that would devastate him.
I mean, if all that time he was in Japan at that base and she was running around on him - Was? - Yeah.
- Is he out? - No, no, he's not out.
- Oh.
- I don't know why I said "was," - but - Oh.
That would just devastate him if she is.
Yeah.
That would.
I mean, you know what it's like over there.
It gets lonely.
Yeah, that's why I didn't reenlist.
- Right.
- But is Regina good? I mean, you know I never really did like her.
But I've tried to support her, you know? I don't know.
I'll keep an eye on her, but I'm sure she good.
Thank you.
Sure.
Looking good, Tavia.
Boy, don't be flirting with me! [Laughs.]
Okay.
Here you go.
Thank you.
Yeah.
All right.
Is there something interesting outside? Oh, no.
No, no, no.
But I do need to thank you for checking on me.
Sure.
No problem.
So how's it going? Great.
It's going great, except for What? That thing across the park.
What are you talking about? Regina.
And what about her? I don't know.
I mean, it's fine.
- It's fine.
- Do I need to talk to her? No, no, no, I can handle myself.
Well, good girl.
Well I must say this is kind of strange.
How's that? You've never stopped by here in the middle of the day.
Yeah, you're right.
I should have known you could see right through me.
What is it? You know Jolene? No.
She lives in trailer number1.
I mean, I've heard of her, I just I don't know her.
Well She's living in a really bad mess in that house over there, and I know you have a background in therapy.
I look, that was another life.
Well, I think she's got a hoarding problem.
I think you could help her.
I'm trying to leave that life behind, Sheriff.
I know, Frankie, but you can't let one person change everything you've worked your whole life for.
Listen, I'm a bookkeeper at the mill.
That's what I do, okay? We both know better than that.
Look, honey, she doesn't have to know that you're licensed.
- Just talk to her.
- It just seems risky.
Well, you're safe here.
I mean, you've been safe since you've been here, haven't you? I didn't feel that way yesterday.
Well, don't worry about that.
That's all over.
Besides, look, I mean, Brody and Church and all of us, we're gonna look out for you.
Just do us this favor, hmm? Okay.
Okay, if she wants to talk to me, then then I'll talk to her.
Thank you.
Yeah, sure.
Now you want to talk about Regina? I think I've got her all figured out.
I'm sure you do.
You know, I want to tell you that That dress, that color really brings out your eyes.
Thank you.
How's your wife, Sheriff? - She's good.
- Yeah? She's real good, yeah.
That's good.
Tell her I said hi.
Matter of fact, why don't I call her? Well, I I guess I should be going.
You hush and finish your coffee.
All right.
No more talking about my eyes.
Yes, ma'am.
So, is she on to us? - No.
- Oh.
I think she is.
Will you relax? I mean, why did she just go into the trailer looking for me, huh? I don't know.
But it's fine.
I don't know.
Will you relax? Damn.
We've got this.
We've got this.
Look, I gotta go.
Wait.
Where were we? - I gotta go.
- No.
You want this as much as I do.
Come on.
You better hurry up.
You know you don't like when I hurry.
So you're not gonna tell me who that guy is, are you? Why didn't you take me to my trailer? You didn't ask.
In fact, you didn't say anything really.
I need to get this tractor fixed.
Are they still in there? Yeah, they are.
God, I so don't want to be here.
Look, they're inside.
Okay? Remember when we used to try and get this thing started? All right? Remember? Yeah.
Right.
Well, now's your chance to do it again, okay? I don't want to do this.
Annie What else do you gotta do right now? Hmm? Come on.
Come on, girl.
Come on.
You know Eli Pace is out of jail? Yeah.
But he did his time.
So? - What? - What? He assaulted Dalton Willis, all right? Those guys are asses anyways.
Can you hand me that wrench? You honestly believe that's what happened? It was a bar fight, Annie.
It happens.
You think he got five years in jail for a bar fight? I mean, I thought it was steep, right, but I didn't really care.
I bet you he thought his mama and daddy's money were gonna keep him out.
All right, that guy is something else.
He's been hanging around Rebel.
- That's weird.
- Yeah, it is.
I saw her today.
Was she alone? Yeah.
She was angry about something.
Yeah, about me.
Why? I'm pushing her away from him.
Well, she shouldn't be around him.
All right, but why are you pushing her? I'll talk to her about it.
He's her father.
What? You mean he raped you? Yeah.
All of us.
Bonnie, Shelby, me.
Annie And now Rebel's hanging out with him.
And she has no idea, and I don't know what to do.
I'll take care of it.
What does that mean? I'll take care of it is what it means.
No.
Stop, Brody.
I'll call the sheriff, okay? What the hell is Mobley gonna do, Annie? What the hell does Mobley ever do? I'll take care of it.
No, okay? No.
Whatever you're thinking, you can't do.
Let's do this the right way.
What's the right way, Annie? All right, he deserves to disappear, all right? Nobody should ever see him again.
I know, okay? But you can't go to jail, Brody.
'Cause your daddy needs you.
He shouldn't have done that.
I know.
Let's call the sheriff, okay? Okay.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Annie.
Okay.
Okay, we'll call.
[Ringing tone.]
- Sheriff Mobley.
- Sheriff? Hey, Brody.
I need you to come to the farm right now.
Okay.
You all right? Damn it, Mobley.
Right now! All right, I'm on my way.
- Did you get my contacts? - I'm working on it.
Damn.
Who is in your phone that you need to talk to so badly? Just get them, please.
Okay, fine.
Did Dax come back? No, he didn't.
So he left.
Yes, he's gone.
Damn.
Why didn't you tell me that you were cheating? Oh, ho.
I don't know you like that.
- You don't? - Look, Val, not now.
I don't want to hear it.
Victor, Dax is pissed.
How do you know if you didn't see him? I'm talking about when he left earlier.
You need to apologize to him.
- I tried.
- Well, try again! How, huh? He doesn't even answer his phone and he's not here.
That son of a bitch deported my mother and my father.
He can't do that.
He did, and now they're back.
My parents are now back in the Dominican Republic and El Salvador.
There's no way.
There's no way he could do that.
He did it, Valerie.
Victor, Dax doesn't have that kind of power.
He hasn't been honest with you.
I mean, we work in the social office.
He doesn't have those kind of connections.
You don't know Dax like I do.
He's connected, Valerie, and and he - Oh, my god.
- No, he's not.
No, he's not.
Can you help them? How can I help them? Well, don't you work in the White House? Yeah, but I can't do anything about an immigration matter.
And as far as Dax goes, I'm telling you, he cannot do that.
He doesn't have that kind of position.
He did it.
I know it.
And I've gotta get out of here.
No.
You're not well! Sit down, Victor.
Please, just sit down.
I need to get out of here.
I've got to go help my mother.
How? How are you gonna help her like this? I don't know, Valerie, but I've gotta do something! [Groans.]
There's nothing you can do.
All right? Nothing.
Can you find Dax, please? Please, can you find him? - He's gone.
- But the car's still here.
Yeah, because it's blocked by that damn tractor.
Find him, please.
Okay.
I'll try to find him.
[Computer beeps.]
What was that? Your contacts.
Oh, great.
Is there anything else that you need? - Yes.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
- What? Can I use your phone? Yeah.
Some privacy, please? Sure.
[Door closes.]
Hi.
I know I'm not supposed to call you on this line.
But I had I have a major problem! Please please, help me.
Please! Yeah.
Yes, yes, I'll take that seat, thank you.
Yes, thanks, thanks.
[Phone ringing.]
Hello? Yes.
Yes? What does that mean? I found a way out of this hell hole, no thanks to you.
Well, you can't leave.
Why the hell not? I have unleashed all hell on that little town.
What? The press should be there swarming like cattle.
What are you talking about? - He won't stop.
- Who? Thomas.
He won't stop calling that trash, and he sent Yuri down to look after her.
Thanks for the information anyway.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
I am not involved with Thomas.
I need you to stay.
I need eyes on the ground.
You have lots of people.
None who can get close to that whore.
I mean, she still trusts you, doesn't she? No.
She doesn't.
You're lying.
I need to get out of here.
Oh, calm down.
You can and you will.
Katelynn First Lady.
First Lady I need to leave.
Do you understand that? What, your little boyfriend? Get another one.
You get another husband.
I wish I could, but I have too much invested in this one.
First Lady, I can't deal with all of this Stay there, get next to her.
Tell me what's going on and I will make it worth your while.
Katelynn, there is nothing here that could make this worth my while.
Well, how about information? What kind of information? Your friend has called a certain senator to get some help for his family.
Victor's still talking to that guy? Yes, he is.
Your Nemesis.
Pleased? I know the feeling.
You're such a jealous little torch.
So how about this you stay there for me, and I will continue on this end to make his life a living hell.
Do you know how small this is? What does that mean? You're the First Lady, and you're wasting your time on some girl from a trailer park.
Is this from the guy who had his lover's family deported? Well.
Now you look better.
I feel better.
Good.
Going to address the nation, are we? This evening.
Good.
What's that smile for? Nothing.
You're up to something.
Well, I'm always up to something, like a man who's had way too many blue pills.
How did that work out for you, anyway? Lovely.
She rather enjoyed it.
Oh.
Yes, but your heart didn't.
No, it didn't, did it? - [Knocking.]
- Yes.
Mr.
President, First Lady.
Hello.
We have your speech prepared to address the nation, and then we'll be doing a sit-down interview with "America Now.
" The entire country will be watching, according to the polls, so it's important that we know what we're saying exactly.
Mrs.
Christian, we'd love for you to wear a happy color, something warm.
And sir, we need you to wear the red tie.
It's important that you look 100% covered.
So, shall we go over the talking points? Yes, please.
All right.
[Door opens.]
[Closes.]
Hey, Brody.
Anna.
Bonnie's been trying to call you.
Okay.
I guess you gotta be pretty shook up, eh? Yeah, you could say that.
Well, listen Bonnie needs to tell you something, all right? Um Have either one of y'all seen J.
B.
? Sheriff, we got a problem.
What is it? Eli Pace is out of jail.
Yeah, darling, he is.
And he's living with his folks again up there on that hill.
That's right.
There's nothing you can do about that? Nothing but watch him, honey.
Well, he's looking at Rebel.
Well, I don't know how that could be.
He can't.
Well, I saw it with my own damn eyes.
All right, I'll go and pay him a visit.
Sheriff, listen.
I know what he did.
If you don't handle it That son of a bitch is gonna disappear.
Now, Brody, you know you can't say something like that to me.
I mean it.
You better get his ass out of here.
Brody, you know his family is very well connected.
What do you mean by that? Are you saying because he has money, he doesn't have to face justice? He went to jail.
Yeah, and now he's out to rape more girls.
We'll keep an eye on him.
You know, sheriff, there are a lot of little girls in this town.
I know that.
And like I said, I'm keeping an eye on him.
Just trust me.
Anything happens to any one of them, Sheriff, it's on you.
Remember, Sheriff, you don't have to worry about watching all us girls, just the poor ones.
He'd never touch the ones with money.
Listen, I'm on it, all right? I promise you, I will warn him about talking to Rebel, okay? I promise.
[Taps railing.]
See y'all later.
[Door opens and closes.]
[Engine starts.]
Who the hell are all these people? They are here for your sister.
- What? - Yeah.
Well.
All them people here are reporters? A few of them.
Most of them been thrown off, sent over to Bessemer to find her.
- Hot damn! - What? - Baby.
Baby.
- Yeah, baby.
This room is full of opportunity.
What are you talking about? Don't act like you don't know what I'm talking about.
Rick? Baby.
Yeah, baby.
I need you to work the ladies.
You know I can do that.
And I got the men, starting with him right over there.
You better be careful.
What I gotta be careful for? You stupid little damn, who whupped your ass? I swear, girl.
Oh, yeah.
Go ahead and lay a hand on me.
Huh? All these reporters all over your ass.
You know the sheriff's looking for you.
Yeah, well, what else is new? You better call him.
Rick, will you shut the hell up? You don't scare me, J.
B.
Yeah.
I should.
Hey, ladies.
Hey, ladies.
Y'all want to dance with a real cowboy? No, thank you.
Are you sure? It's gonna be your loss.
I know Annie.
Who? Annie.
The girl y'all're looking for.
The one you say is with the president.
I know her, and I know her well.
I'll tell you whatever you want to know.
Come on, we'll buy you a drink.
How about you buy me three? Does she live around here? Dance with me and I'll tell you.
That long, lonely feeling Fancy, Rick.
I'll get started over here.
I carried on and - Hi.
- Hi.
Bitch, move.
Ma'am, you are awfully rude.
I'm Shelby.
That's still rude.
Yeah, well, that's 'cause you don't know who I'm kin to.
Who are you kin to? I'm Anna's sister, babe.
So you're Anna's sister? That's what I said.
Well, I'm John.
So you's a reporter? Yeah.
All right, well Buy us some drinks and I'll talk.
Okay.
You got a credit card? Yeah.
All right, well Let's open a tab.
Hey, Lilly, come open a tab.
Bring it in, boys.
Come here.
Come here! What's up, J.
B.
? You call? Now, we didn't do a good enough job on that queer.
- The one that grabbed my ass? - That's right.
And now they done brought another one down here over at the hotel.
J.
B.
, we're having a And don't you worry about that, Don.
All right, now we need to go get him and that other one and show them how it's done down here in Happy.
I'm all for it.
Well, I heard he's at Dr Dr.
Allen's.
Yeah, well, that don't matter.
All right? I'm gonna burn that house down to get that son of a bitch.
- All right.
- That's your daddy.
- And your brother.
- I don't give a damn.
I gonna get 'em both.
Next on "Too Close to Home" Hello, Shelby.
You sure do look good.
What the hell do you want? - Tavia.
- Him? Mm-mm.
No, he's married.
We ain't asking you to sleep with him, we just need to get him out into the open, all right, - and we'll take it from there.
- So what's wrong with it? Probably nothing.
What is this bitch doing? She has mental issues that do not allow for her to care for anybody else but herself.
Anna is a sociopath.
I'm gonna kill that son of a bitch.