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(slow music)
(door slamming)
(woman screaming)
(slow music)
(indistinct)
(slow music)
- I need you to give those files to their lawyers?
Let them know that they both need anger management.
- Yes ma'am, will do.
♪ And you won't have to sob every night ♪
♪ I wish to guide you through the dark of life ♪
♪ And it is over now, the darkest hour ♪
♪ Yet you cannot stay through the night ♪
(upbeat music)
- I guess we're not talking again today.
It's okay, I have all day.
Time's up.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Same time, same place.
Hello, come back in,
come in, come in.
Hello darling,
Hello.
(door bangs)
Okay, welcome back, you can sit,
you can stand, you can roll on the floor.
Whatever you like, it's fine.
I would like you to be as comfortable as possible.
(speaking in foreign language)
Have your sit, come on, sit down.
Thank you.
Now, who would you like to go first?
Okay,
look.
You would have to talk to someone.
You'd have to speak to me,
especially with what you've been through.
I know with the Nigerian cultures frown that
when you're seen talking to a therapist.
We believe that our friends, family members are enough,
but you know sometimes they are,
but other times you need to speak to a professional like me.
See me as a big sister,
best friend.
Or let's look at it this way.
The sooner you speak to me,
the sooner I can sign off.
And then you don't have to see my beautiful face ever again.
- I met him
eight years ago.
That was a day to remember.
I was at the cafe near my parents' house
just hanging out with my friends.
We have just returned from (indistinct)
♪ Got a couple of things I used to believe ♪
♪ But you changed all that to finally my fears can sing ♪
♪ I could never leave you ♪
- My name is Philip, Philip Philips.
- I'm Oma.
Is that your real name?
- Yes, it is.
It's okay to feel intimidated around me.
I know don't snap up in case.
If you do,
I wouldn't be able to tell you
how stunning you look.
Oma, you do look stunning.
About the most beautiful that have seen in along while.
- Thank you.
- Actually, I was kidding you
(indistinct)
- Kidding?
- No, not that way.
Of course, you do look stunning I mean,
I just needed to break the ice.
So...
- He never took his eyes off me even for a minute.
While he talked to my friends,
he kept looking at me,
even though my friends were only
talking to him out of courtesy `
because they would have really liked to tell him
where to shove it.
But for me it felt like I had just won the lottery.
This gorgeous, beautiful man
picked me over my friends.
I never get the guy.
They always go for Zora and Kendi before even looking at me.
Philip chose me.
I guess he saw the weakness.
- Predators smell the fear of their prey
from a mile off.
You allowed him.
I mean you could have seen it coming.
You're not erratic.
I saw mine come in and I walked right into a trap.
Oh, the way I met Temilayo.
It's quite different from yours.
I was in my car,
playing with my phone.
- But I am upset because my event is in two days
I won't care my clientele is supposed to work.
No, this is simple maths.
It's not anything that is out of the ordinary.
You know what I'm saying, oh my...
(car crashing)
- Oh God.
- Oh God, my car.
Oh God, my car okay.
Is this person a mad person?
I don't understand.
You do not see that this is a moving lane?
Hello!
♪ I continue to work ♪
♪ Work, work ♪
♪ Making a break ♪
♪ I'm doing them dirt ♪
♪ Putting that cash cash cash ♪
♪ My guy put in work ♪
♪ Nobody slag slag slag ♪
♪ I pul in for ♪
Don't you know this is a lane for moving cars?
♪ Keep it clean real simple ♪
♪ Chopping money like sprinkles ♪
♪ Making dope is not singles ♪
You can't see me through the glass?
What, are you deaf?
Wait, you're deaf?
Oh my God, I've been screaming at a deaf man.
Well, deaf or not,
you are going to fix my car.
So wait here,
don't move.
♪ Giving back to back to back ♪
♪ And me de go head to take to take ♪
♪ It do go be a pace to shake ♪
♪ Made a fall in deep bus stop if you not grain ♪
Let me take a picture.
♪ Blue apply it on a place like Thomas Edison ♪
♪ They get me sick I'm--- ♪
Sir, come down.
♪ Energy hold you down with an buzz a melody I got ♪
♪ Whole life in front of me ♪
♪ I be gay man ♪
♪ Gay man ♪
♪ I be gay man ♪
- Are you okay? - Hi.
I'm fine.
- Wow, did you hit your head?
Are you all right?
- No, I'm good.
- Good.
How do you hit a parked the car?
- No, I don't understand.
Are you putting this blame on me?
You parked your car on a moving lane
on the only good side of the road.
And you're putting the blame on me.
You are fixing my car no joke, okay?
So please
bring out your license.
I need to snap you.
- Okay.
- Sir please hurry, I have things to do now.
Okay.
Please hold it up.
- Is this okay?
- Okay.
So what do we do now?
- How about I buy you a drink
while I get my mechanic to take a look at your car.
If that's okay by you?
- Okay, that works so it's fine.
- She never thanked me for the car.
- What were you expectations?
As a matter of fact, why did you have expectations?
- After that day was it like fate.
I kept seeing her everywhere I go.
The gas station,
at the lounge,
my friends.
Strangest thing,
she never spoke to me.
She would glance at me
or just looked right through me.
I became curious.
- You know what they say about curiosity now.
- Kills the cat.
- Or its one of the greatest secrets of happiness,
Bryant H. McGill.
Google that you're a therapist, google it.
- Oma, what happened?
What went wrong?
Because he seemed to really into you.
- I thought so too.
But it started out small.
After we met, everything happened quickly.
Not long after, we got married.
Our wedding was beautiful.
(camera clicking)
Expensively huge.
Philip picked up everything from the flower arrangements
to the cake.
(camera clicking)
Even my wedding dress.
- No, even the wedding gown wasn't your choice?
- Nope.
- If you didn't like it,
if you had a problem with it,
why didn't you say something?
The wedding is about the bride.
- Why should I complain?
I was getting everything all the girls would only dream of.
A gorgeous, gorgeous man.
A beautiful wedding.
(whips)
- It's okay.
It's okay now.
- Thank you.
Thank you.
In fact, I thought at the time of the wedding,
I got what I wanted.
After the wedding,
everything became a little clearer.
He just started putting me down
every chance he got.
- Oma, why are my cuff links?
- Exactly where you left them,
on top of the chest of drawers
- Would I be asking exactly where I left them?
- I only meant that it was right here.
Oh sorry.
Sorry.
(slow music)
- Do you think it's wise to go see your client
dressed liked that?
Especially the male clients?
- What is wrong with what I'm wearing?
Besides, I'm meeting a couple.
Not a male client.
- Ah its---
- Its what?
- Makes you look bigger?
- I look fat in this dress?
- No, not to worry.
Just put on the dress I got your last Christmas.
You'll look better in that one.
(slow music)
(Oma sighs)
(slow music)
(door bangs)
(slow music)
- You prefer this?
- Yes, its looks nice now.
(slow music)
- If you say so.
I'm really late for work already.
Breakfast is in the kitchen.
(door bangs)
- Oma's legendary cooking .
- Oh yes, See, let's see if it's true.
- Ah sorry, Oma let me help you.
- No, it's fine to serve.
You're a guest.
- It's okay.
I'm just carrying the food out.
(indistinct)
- What's wrong with you, I'm not a guest.
- I insist, sit down.
You're my guest.
You should be pampered in my house.
Besides, Oma you've got this right?
(Oma laughing)
Yes we do, sit.
(guests chatting)
- Okay.
- Oh, well well well.
- We do take it light.
- Omalystic.
- Nice.
- Please, can we say the grace?
- Thank you Lord for this food that we are about to eat--
- Yes, heavenly father bless the one who made this food
and bless us who are about to eat it yeah.
- Amen
- Let's dig in.
- Yeah okay.
(slow music)
(guests chatting)
- This is like eating in a five ster restaurant.
- No actually, we're in a seven star household.
- Seven Oshee!
Seven stars.
- Seven stars.
- It smells like seven stars.
(all laughing)
- Ill not be doing.
- You know.
- Oh my goodness.
This is amazing!
That's why this guy quick do marry you.
(indistinct)
Don't worry.
If he misbehaves, just follow me home.
I swear, I will never look outside again in my life.
- Well, that's all Oma for you.
Once you've had her,
you can never go back I'm telling you.
- Tell me more.
- You mean once you've had her food, right?
- Definitely, that's exactly what I meant.
(Oma laughing)
- Thank you.
See, if you find the woman you want to marry,
tell me.
I will give her a crash course
on Oma's extraordinary cooking.
- All right, its enough about cooking.
Moving on,
can we talk about Zora?
You meeting Zora.
(indistinct)
- Mike.
- Nice to meet you.
(indistinct)
- Oma, are you going to finish all that?
(Phillip laughs)
Women tend to just let loose after getting married.
I wouldn't like that to happen to my lovely wife.
I want my wife trim and sexy, as always.
Enjoy your food.
- Yeah, I mean compliments to the cook.
- Would you try to pass it over.
(indistinct)
(upbeat music)
- Hello.
- Hey, wow.
Wow, you almost gave me a heart attack.
- Well, you seem a bit relaxed
and then I decided to shake you up a bit.
- Okay, well that worked.
Consider me shaking, shook, shaked,
I don't know, one of the above.
- Shaked is not a word.
Hi baby, how was your day?
- My day was great
until Kendi decided she was going to ruin it,
but it turned out okay.
- What did she do?
- Nothing really.
She just said a few hurtful things.
- Like?
Am not going again.
- Why?
- I'm not doing again.
What is this?
- This kimono my husband bought me.
- Wow.
- You think this is a nice gift?
I'm sorry.
Why do you allow him to treat you the way he does.
Honestly, I don't get it.
- Treat me like how?
What are you saying?
- Why do you let him treat you the way he does?
Seriously,
why do you let him talk to you the way he does?
What was that rubbish the other day?
What was all that crap about?
- Stop. - Let her talk.
- Babe, I'm sorry.
I don't necessarily mean to offend you.
I don't understand it, okay?
He treats you like you're second class citizen.
He talks to you anyhow.
Why do you let that happen?
I mean, the Oma that I know would never ever in God's name
hide these gorgeous curves.
What are you wearing now?
What's really going on now?
- That's Kendi for you now, trust me.
I set her straight.
I told her that..
Wait wait wait, I don't understand first.
Kendi, how is my marriage your problem?
How, wait now.
Let me understand.
Philip jokes now.
He jokes a lot.
That's Philip for you.
He jokes all the time.
I'm happy.
I'm happy, I'm very happy.
We love each other,
and she shouldn't be talking about things
that she doesn't know.
She's just saying anything anywhere.
I put her at her place.
- We love each other?
- Yes.
- That's the best you can come up with?
You know, I've always known that there is something wrong
with that friend of yours.
I never liked her.
- You just said you liked her better than Zora
because she could stand on her own.
- You really think now is the time
to use my own words against me, right?
Listen, your friends are jealous of you.
They envy you and not happy that you are married
and they are not.
I'm sure sometimes in their heads they're like,
"how did she manage land a good guy like this?"
You really need to open your eyes.
(smooth dramatic music)
- You know the right buttons to push.
Ah yes.
After seeing her everywhere,
I finally decided to say hi.
This has to be nice.
Is it me or do I see you everywhere I go?
- That would depend.
- On what?
- On whether you think it's cute or creepy.
- Ah-- - Ah, you're not sure?
- Well that will depend too.
Cute if you like me,
creepy if you're stalking me because of your car
'cause my mechanic did a good job.
He told me-- - My car?
I mean I'm totally over that, you fixed it now.
My attitude wasn't the best that day.
So I've been working up the courage to apologize for that.
- Okay, let's hear it.
- Let's hear what?
- The apology.
- Really?
I am sorry.
- You're what?
- I am sorry I was a jerk.
(Dayo laughs)
- Okay.
It's all right.
You do know your choice of words are strange.
- But normal is boring.
But how?
- Well in Jamaica, the word jerk means hot and spicy.
- May we bless God that we know J for Jamaica.
I'm sorry.
That was terrible.(laughs)
- God, you are strange.
- Like I said,
that will depend.
♪ And if you get a man get to love than as you sigh ♪
♪ Ooh yeah make your body go may body make we did times ♪
♪ See de call ma party longer ♪
- Looking at this (indistinct)
- You haven't this far why ask for my number.
- I'm a gentleman okay?
I was about to ask for your number.
What's your number please?
- I have your number I think.
Did I take a picture of you with your passport?
Your driving licencee as well.
- Yes, you did.
- I do.
- You'll call me again?
(indistinct)
I wanted to give her the world.
♪ Got my body itching itching fire ♪
I tried to give her the world.
My world.
We dated for about two months
before I met the real Temilayo.
Damn, she was a monster.
Where do I start?
It didn't even start with me.
It started with my workers.
They all quit on the same day.
Even to this day, I don't know what she did to them.
My cook had been with me for five years.
And even knows how I liked my plantains on the weekends,
crispy.
This month would have made it three years.
She chased him away.
I got mad.
Well, she promised to cook my meals
and she got me a new gate man.
(smooth music)
I forgave her.
- Why?
So you can treat me like a slave?
This is why women have been fighting male oppression
for years.
- What are you talking...
Male oppression?
What are you talking about?
- 'Cause so what I did wrong now,
was that I did not cook yesterday.
I work Dayo, I work.
I'm not one of those women
that will spend their lives slaving away in the kitchen.
- Babe listen,
all I said was,
is there something to eat?
Why is that a problem?
- I don't care.
You don't get to ask me stupid questions.
I'm done.
I'm out.
I'm leaving.
- Temi listen, if you--
- If you do not leave this place,
I would ram you into the gate.
(car door bangs)
- Babe, we have a meeting.
(car engine roaring)
Babe wait, we have a meeting this morning.
Okay, I'm sorry.
Baby?
Baby, I'm sorry.
Baby.
Babe.
♪ I believe in love ♪
♪ And I'm trying to never let you speed away ♪
♪ I love you I'm sorry ♪
- I thought the Mrs would be joining us.
- So did I.
So did I.
♪ I love you I'm sorry ♪
- Beautiful place.
- Thank you.
- Why do you need me again?
- Well, let's just say the apartment needed
to be more of her and less of me, her words.
- Partner?
Partner?
- Yes, we're not married.
Yes.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean to stir up something.
- Well, you didn't start stir up anything.
- Oh, Mrs.Chioma Philips.
Sorry, others call me Oma.
Just realized I didn't introduce myself.
- Mrs. Chioma Philips?
- Hmm
- Nice to meet you.
Where are you from?
I'm Igbo, married to a Yoruba man.
Go Lagosians!
Sorry, that was just not right.
- Go Lagosians.
Wow. - I know.
- That was fine.
I'm a product of a similar situation.
I'm half Igbo half Yoruba.
- Oh - My mum is Igbo.
I am (indistinct) nice to meet you.
- Well, nice nice.
I hope my children will appreciate
the complex culture clash.
- Complex culture clash?
More like rich culture and heritage.
- Ah, I hear you.
I hear you.
So what are we looking at for the house?
- Yeah, my house.
So we're gonna need...
(Dayo laughs)
I'm so sorry.
This whole thing was her idea.
And she's not here now.
And I just feel stupid, I'm so sorry.
- Oh no, no.
That's fine.
I can go on and come back if you prefer.
- Sorry for wasting your time?
- No, no, no, no, no, no.
It's okay,
we can pick this some other time.
- Okay, thank you.
- Oh, wow.
(indistinct)
I have been meaning to ask,
who was the designer for your home?
- Only me.
- Really?
Wow, wow, wow!
The color choices are amazing.
They look like something that
I would actually pick.
(upbeat music)
(door bangs)
- Baby welcome.
- How is you?
Come to daddy.(laughs)
- Okay,
someone is happy to see me.
- Of course I am.
To see my beautiful wife.
(Oma laughs)
- I love this version of my husband.
- Really?
Just keep him happy and he will be around.
I mean, of course I'll be a happy husband.(laughs)
- I would do anything in my power to keep him happy.
- Really?
Okay, I've got good news.
Great news actually. - Okay, what?
- You were looking at the new head of design.
Yes, you see the guys upstairs
finally got their head screwed on right.
- Oh my God, I'm so happy for us.
- Us?
- Yes.
- What do you mean us?
I'm the one putting in all the work.
What do you do exactly?
What do you do?
Help rich people spend there money.
- That's not fair.
Why are you saying this now?
- Whatever, just get me food, okay?
(door bell rings)
(smooth piano music)
(door bell rings)
(smooth piano music)
- Hey, momma.
- Hello my darling,
how are you doing?
- I'm fine.
- I haven't seen you in three days
and yet you are looking like you haven't eaten in weeks.
(speaking in foreign language)
- Mum, please just come and sit down first
before you talk about my wife feeding me or not.
- But have you eaten today?
- Not really.
Not yet.
- See my point?
Anyway, mommy's here.
She has brought you the vegetable soup
just the way you like it.
- Good evening ma.
- Good evening my dear.
How are you?
- I'm fine, welcome.
(both laughing)
Baby, you didn't tell me mummy was coming today.
- I don't understand.
I'm supposed to tell you
that my mother is visiting my house.
I don't understand.
Since when did they start taking permission from you
to do things in this house?
- No, I didn't mean it like that.
- No, you need to make me understand what you're saying.
- No.
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
She does this a lot.
Are you testing my patience?
(speaking in foreign language)
(smooth music)
- Please, don't mind him.
That's how men are.
When they feel a little challenge,
they lash out.
Don't take it to heart.
Please, you know that's how marriage is.
But the problem with you young ladies these days
is that you expect too much,
too much.
Are you giving my son noodles for dinner?
- No mommy, this is not noodles.
This is spaghetti.
- Spaghetti and noodles,
it's the same thing.
Well, I brought my son,
vegetable soup and pounded yam.
You should give him solid food.
Can't you see he is a grown child.
Speaking of children,
when are we expecting yours?
(soft music)
You and I are not getting any younger.
(slow music)
- This is amazing.
- What do you mean?
Your wife is an amazing cook.
- Ma, I don't know about that.
Her meals these days are anything but tasteful.
(speaking in foreign language)
- How's that possible?
Didn't you used to rant about how amazing her dishes were?
Now all of a sudden they're not.
- So you think I'm lying?
- I didn't say so
I just find it's hard to believe.
- Mum, there's is nothing as hard to believe.
She's been lazy and she's been very, very--
- Very what?
- You know what, let's forget it.
Let me eat in peace.
- Very what now?
- Look, I will leave this food.
- You are the one talking, finish it.
Philip.
(speaking in foreign language)
Come back, come and eat.
(slow music)
Philip.
(slow music)
(Oma crying)
- Why are you crying?
- I want children,
I want children.
- And I have told you before we will have children,
you just have to be patient.
- Patient?
For how long?
We've been married for four years now, Philip.
Four years.
- So?
- People are talking now.
Just earlier today, your mum asked me.
- And who cares?
- I do.
I do, I care.
Please let's go and see a doctor.
- Is that really necessary?
- Please now, please let's see a doctor at least
so that we are sure we that--
- Okay, okay-- - That we are okay.
- Okay, okay.
It's fine.
If it will make you stop crying,
first thing in the morning,
I will book an appointment with the doctor.
- Oh thank you, thank you, thank you.
- Let's go up.
You can't keep crying and disturbing.
- One more thing. - What now?
- [Oma] Philip made the appointment with the doctor
for the following week.
Suddenly then, the appointments were rescheduled
for the next week.
- Here are your results.
Your results are ready.
I'll schedule you in,
in fact come back on Tuesday so you can get the results
and we can discuss further.
- I'm sorry, Tuesday won't work.
I'm a very busy person.
But we could do say next week, Friday.
I should be able to work things around to accommodate that.
- Friday is fine.
We can do Friday.
- Perfect
- Thank you Doctor.
- You're welcome.
- After that time,
everything changed.
He became different.
He became more impatient than normal.
He would get angry at the slightest thing.
At the slightest things he would get angry.
I was confused at the new development.
- You don't know what changed?
- I don't know at the time, I didn't.
- You know with bullies, everything ticks them off, yeah?
Everything ticks them off.
Sorry to continue.
For instance, let me just give you this example.
I was at the lounge with Temi
and my friend.
So he wanted to get my opinion
on some girl that he just met.
And every body know my friend Mike has a loud mouth.
- Happy woman, happy man.
Easy.
- Mike I'm not sure that's how this--
- Nobody cares.
So, let me paint this picture.
Paint this picture.
So I was talking to this girl and she was like,
"oh Mike you're not romantic.
Oh Mike, you can't even take a girl out."
(Mike speaking in foreign language)
I don't call my guy.
They get rest on by the river.
(indistinct)
Jay please,
tell your babe,
make sure she allow me finish my story.
Anyway, we sat down next to the kitchen.
- Stand up.
Lets go home.
If not here, where?
- I'm sorry.
- You're sitting here with your friend is disrespecting me.
Who does he think he is?
Who does he think he is I'm begging.
- Auntie Temi, auntie,
I am very, very sorry.
Your majesty,
I beseech your pardon,
I was just joking.
- What kind of jokes is that?
In fact, I don't want to be here anymore.
Lets go and take me home.
I don't want to be here anymore,
I don't want to be here with your layman's friends,
so take me.
- Daniel!
- Temi, Temi.
Temi. - What.
- Why would you do that now?
Why would embarrass me in front of Mike like that?
Why are you this person now?
- So it's my fault now.
Your friend was there disrespecting me
and you did not even attempt to blame.
I'm your woman Daniel,
you're supposed to have my side
even if its against your friends,
your stupid friends.
- Just stop.
Sorry, stop crying,
you know I hate it when you cry, please stop.
Okay, fine we'll go home..
I'll text Mike that were going home, okay?
- Text him now.
- Okay its fine.
- I'm just texting him now.
I'm texting Mike.
Stop crying I'm texting Mike now.
Let's go. - Okay.
- I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
- Go get the bag. - I'll get the bag.
I'm sorry now stop crying.
Sorry.
(upbeat music)
- Jay?
- Mmh.
- Can I ask you a question?
- Okay.
- Why are you not romantic?
- What?
- I mean, you never do spontaneous things.
I can literally set my words to you every day.
You practically do the same things every day.
Did you hear Mike's story tonight?
About how he went to great length to impress a girl?
(Daniel laughing)
- Seriously babe.
Mike, Mike makes up his stories
or at least implies it.
(indistinct)
- Oh it's funny to you now?
- No listen.
- My feelings don't matter.
How I feel is irrelevant.
- Doomed me.
- I'm now a joke to you.
- No baby, it's Mike--
- I promise you,
before the end of the night,
you are going to laugh.
So my I'm joke, right?
I'm a joke?
I'm a joke to you,
my feelings they don't matter?
They don't matter right?
My feelings don't matter to you right?
I am a joke.
No, lets laugh (laughs)
because Mike is of joke.
There is nothing left of your girlfriend.
You go answer me.
(dramatic music)
- Baby that is mine.
Babe-- - Laugh.
Laugh. - I'm sorry.
- No, I want you to laugh.
Laugh.
(Daniel laughs)
(dramatic music)
Well, can you pass the shirts.
(dramatic music)
And get up and arrange them.
- Yeah.
- I'm gonna sleep when the bed is untouched.
Hurry up.
- I'm fixing them.
I'm fixing them all.
♪ Why is everything so scripted out ♪
♪ Why must I have to be your lover ♪
♪ Your lover ♪
♪ Why must I wear heals for the night ♪
♪ Don't wanna wear'em ♪
♪ Can sleepers just be my comfort ♪
- You think after all that,
we should be happy with the problems that she had caused?
No!
Sorry.
I didn't know what else to do.
I mean it felt like,
If there was something that I wanted to do,
the outcome would have been the same
She wouldn't let me out of the bedroom.
So, I walked straight into the bathroom,
and I locked myself inside.
I stayed there till early hours of the morning, I think.
Please can I get some water to drink?
No, no.
- Wow.
That is fairly crazy.
- She just likes Wahalasha.
- And that should not usually comes with the deal.
People like Temilayo,
they need serious,
serious help
and I would like to examine her.
Sorry Oma,
How did it the doctor's examination go?
- The doctor?
Yes, doctor
Before that,
Phillip and I went for a Sunday dinner
at my parents' house
at least twice a month.
That was a tradition we started since I was
really close with my parents.
Phillip loved coming
because my parents, idolized him.
He could do no wrong in their eyes
- That sells big fish (speaks in foreign language)
and very cheap.
- If only Oma can cook as half as this,
I would just die happy.
- Oma, so you mean after all this years,
you didn't teach your own daughter
all the basic things that you need to stay
in her husband's house.
♪ Tell me what do you for in the thug ♪
♪ Oh every time with you ♪
♪ Every time with you ♪
♪ I give you all your dreams to find ♪
♪ I take care of them ♪
- My son in-law,
that beautiful building that you are designing
for that chief's company,
how's it?
- It is going well,
not done yet but
we are making everything go smooth.
- Aha! (chuckles) That's good.
Very good.
- Well this food, my goodness,
it's really tasty.
- Babe, make really tasty meals at home,
you just don't eat it.
- Perhaps if they were tasty, I will eat them.
You know what I think you need to do,
You need to come back home,
and learn from your mother.(laughs)
- Thank you sir.
Thank you.
- What did you do?
Why are you leaving the dine now?
Your husband was just trying to correct you.
What's your problem?
- I'm not hungry.
- You see what go through.
♪ Every time with you ♪
- Talk to your daughter now,
talk to your daughter.
♪ I'll take you there ♪
♪ Just take my hands ♪
(speaks in foreign language)
- Mum I can't do this anymore, I can't.
- What can't you do anymore?
- I want a divorce.
- Divorce
(speaking in foreign language)
- Mummy he's abusing me.
He's abusing me.
(speaking in foreign language)
- Okay, is he starving you?
- Starve me?
- You know now.
You know.
- Mommy no.
Mommy no.
- Okay, so how is he abusing you?
- You didn't hear what he said just now?
Didn't you hear him?
- Is it not manly mouth.
Is that why you want a divorce?
He is not that serious now.
- Mummy you don't understand.
You don't understand.
I am so miserable.
I am sad all the time.
I am lonely. (weeps)
He says I can't be friends with Kendy.
- But he's right.
He's right.
When you get to married,
you have to do away with those your single friends.
Because they don't understand
how much your life has changed.
- So, how is this supposed to get better?
How is it supposed to get better mummy?
I don't think this will get better.
I don't think so.
I don't.
Because it's who he is.
His mom told him he's God's gift man.
So he is living his life like that.
I can't do this anymore.
He will kill me eventually.
He will kill me.
(speaking in foreign language)
- Don't say that,
don't say that.
How will he kill you?
What did you do?
Look,
it is only talk,
his mouth is talking.
When he talks, you talk back.
You remember what happened with me?
You even witnessed it.
You did.
You witness some of it?
You know what,
my darling child.
You will go back to your marriage.
Yes, you will go back to your marriage.
And be a good wife,
like I trained you.
You will pray for your family.
And then you will see how God will make things better.
You hear?
Remember,
it has been four years and no children.
And he hasn't even gotten another wife.
You should be thanking God.
Don't worry,
God will soon put a smile on your face.
You here?
(speaking in foreign language)
(singing in foreign language)
- And so we're concerned about,
your colleagues trying to breaking into your files.
And steal your stuff, right?
So I have this guy Darry,
He's really good at software and encrypting stuff.
So he can literally encrypt your results,
so that nobody will steal it.
like you guys when you're meeting sometimes.
- Hey, Mike
- Ooh my baby how are you doing?
(indistinct)
It has been a while.
- I'm good, you're looking delicious.
(Oma laughs)
Oh God.
(Oma laughing)
- How are you doing,
it's been a while.
- You know how this industry is now,
- I can imagine. - am like busy busy.
- How's my friend now?
- Your friend... - Zora.
- Sorry, I forgot.
She's fine.
I was just a bit confused for like two seconds.
- Yeah, its all right.
Anyways do I get you guys anything,
food, beer--
- Food-- - We are fine.
Thank you.
- Okay (laughs)
(dramatic music)
- You were saying.
- Yes, so,
maybe,
I don't know,
a meeting sometime.
- Well, a meeting will be fine.
Cause I really like to hear from him.
What he has to offer
and what we need to kick start.
Babe, you are not about to eat, are you?
- I don't understand.
- What do you mean you don't understand.
I saw you eating,
I'm not blind.
- Babe please can you just stop please.
- You need to stop.
Anyone that sees you know will think you're pregnant.
- Philip,
I see that you're just out to frustrates me.
- I'm not trying to frustrate you.
I'm really trying to help you.
You're getting fat in all the wrong places for that matter.
Women, they take everything personal.
- Nope. I don't think it
has anything to do with how being a woman.
- I really prayed for this to get better.
Oh, I did.
- It didn't?
- It only go worse.
He got worse.
Then the day came.
- I am so sorry for keeping you.
(chair drags)
- So sorry for keeping you waiting,
I had to do the test again
to be sure of the results.
and you know Mr Phillips
would not like me to make any mistakes.
- Mistakes?
- Babe, the doctor wants the best, right?
- Is everything okay with us?
- Mr. Phillips, your sperm count is adequate
and there seems to be no problem from your own end.
And Mrs.Phillips--
- Oma please.
- Okay Oma,
you have a condition that (indistinct)
called a hostile uterus, or hostile womb?
This is why common cause this thing,
and then
it doesn't allow the sperm penetrating into the cervix.
What it does is it kills the sperm.
- Wait, are you trying to tell me
that my body is killing sperm cells.
That's why I can not get pregnant.
- Not exactly.
I'm just saying you have a hostile womb.
- Hostile womb?
Hostile womb why? (weeping)
- Calm down.
- Wait, so what you're trying to tell me is that,
I can not have babies?
- If you can just let me finish--
- No, no, I can't have babies.
I can't have babies.
- Oma you need to calm down.
This is not a death sentence,
there is a treatment.
(Oma crying)
- You will be fine.
- How can I be fine?
I have a hostile womb,
please take me home.
Please take me home please.
Please take me home.
(Oma weeping)
- Doctor, my wife is getting so much stressed,
I need to take her home.
- Take me home please.
- Doctor, let me take my wife home,
we'll talk later.
- Yeah, but if you want...
(soft music)
- Babe it's okay,
stop crying please.
Am sorry you feel this bad.
That doctor is the worst.
(Oma crying)
He doesn't know how to bring bad news to a patient.
(Oma crying)
- Why.
- Stop crying please,
stop crying.
- How can I stop crying,
how can I stop crying.
(Oma crying)
My womb is attacking your sperm by killing them all.
I must be a horrible person.
What kind of a person am I?
(Oma crying)
I must have some issues inside
that are manifested through my womb.
- Babe come on, stop talking nonsense
because you're feeling this bad.
Stop it.
(Oma crying)
I mean, anybody with a brain
knows that this has nothing to do with
what you've done or what you haven't.
(Oma crying)
For all we care it must be bad genes.
- It's not bad genes.
It's not bad genes.
(Oma crying)
Babe, it's not bad genes.
- Okay stop crying,
and you gonna be fine Okay?
Stop crying.
We are in this together.
Even if you're womb doesn't work.
Even if you're a man like me,
I'll never leave you, okay Oma.
(soft music)
- It's okay baby.
It's okay.
- Like her life wasn't complicated enough.
Now she has to deal with bareness.
- Bareness?
Oh, come on.
No, I mean a hostile womb
may sound very scary, but it's not bareness
and its actually curable.
You can cure it by doing it to things like
drinking more water.
I remember an old patient of my of mine
who had the same condition.
And she went ahead to have twins,
even two children afterwards.
Daniel, are you telling me that in your relationship
you had no happy times.
Everything was sad.
Sad, sad.
I'm sure at some points,
both of you were perfect.
Everything was smooth.
Daniel?
- Actually we had some amazing moments.
- Good
- Days maybe even weeks.
Like yeah, like there was this time when we...
okay that was my great day.
Let me see.
Oh yeah.
You know what let's just fast forward
to our seventh month anniversary.
Yes.
I took the day off.
It was a great day.
I took the day off,
and made Temi take the day off too.
We started the day off on bed.
♪ What do you wanna me sing for you ♪
Spends the whole day together.
(laughs)
indoors.
- Okay.
♪ Baby just do it do ♪
♪ never never do me wrong ♪
♪ My money go follow you ♪
♪ I swear ♪
♪ My body go follow you ♪
♪ I swear ♪
♪ Ooh no I fall for you ♪
♪ I know you love me too ♪
♪ You know Moze I go die for you ♪
♪ You know Moze I go die ♪
♪ I fall for you ♪
♪ I know you love me too ♪
♪ You know Moze I go die for you ♪
♪ I go die for you ♪
♪ Die for you ah no ♪
♪ Die for you die for you baby yeah yeah ♪
- Really,
she is a (indistinct)
- It's just something about him.
- [TV presenter] What she's saying is she's not Guenevere,
because she's--
- Yes great he's great (indistinct)
- (chuckles) You're my huge (indistinct)
- (laughs) Stop.
- You really are.
- I Love you.
- I Love you too.
(crowd applauding) - [Woman] I love you more.
- [Jackman] Huge ark man?
That's a ridiculous name.
It doesn't even sound real.
Only a coward would conceal his true identity Author.
- [Author] No, it's you Jackman.
- [Jackman] I, on the other hand caries--
- You once told me that marriage (indistinct)
- [Jackman] Behold, the key to life,
everlasting--
- I really would love for you to be considerably.
- [TV presenter] Love the enthusiasm,
but you're gonna have to (indistinct)
I mean, ever since I met you,
all I've been trying to do must be better man for you.
- [Jackman] Shame on you Author.
- And I wanna keep trying
to be a better man for you because--
(sword shinks)
(indistinct)
You don't stop.
I've fallen completely for you.
- Stop. You're making me blush.
- Now please don't stop blushing.
(TV presenter voice fading)
You know what?
Take all the time,
you need
to change.
Not too long.
When it comes,
am going to be the best husband
in the world I promise you.
Am gonna--
- I love you.
(soft music)
With a kiss.
There it is.
(indistinct)
(laughs)
(indistinct)
So we're gonna have to finish it,
and you can try.
No, it's better you eat it with your hands,
so that you are in contact with the soul of the plantain.
Well, you can take the fork
'cause I dunno that plantain understand you.
- It's just weird because you say soul
it feels like am eating (indistinct)
- Everything got a soul.
- What are we gonna call this one?
- This is the soul this one right there.
- Oh forgive me father.
(Temilayo laughs)
- That sounds nice so why did you want to get married?
- (laughs) Oh God.
I don't know.
Honestly, I don't know.
I think it have to do with her parents.
- Really Dayo,
you don't remember.
And here we are blaming her for everything
and you can't remember a simple vital information
that she gave you.
Okay. I beg your pardon I'm sorry.
I got carried away for a moment (mumbles)
- I'm tired.
I think we should pick this up some other time.
- No we're not stopping now.
I finally got both of you to open up and talk,
and then you want to stop (indistinct)
If we have to stay here all night, we will.
Today,
we will finish this today.
I was going to ask you,
how did you meet?
- Oh, I thought I already told you now.
Oh no.
Was it Daniel that said story?
I'm not sure now.
But,
his girlfriend hired me
to redo their house.
- You finally met Temi?
- Yep.
I met Temi. (chuckles)
I met her at (indistinct) for one of Phillips friends.
(afro music)
♪ Got to double my hustle no fit slow down ♪
♪ Dunno wetin I for be if I shut down ♪
♪ Steady on my grind from morning straight to sun down ♪
♪ That be why they call me make I come their show now ♪
♪ Who no want money ♪
♪ Who no want to soji ♪
- Dayo, (laughs)
oh I have missed you dear.
- How are you doing?
- I am great.
And you must be Temi?
- Temilayo.
Nice to meet you.
- My pleasure.
- Who is she?
- She's the--
- Am Mrs. Phillips,
you hired me to do your house.
- Oh, nice to meet you.
- My pleasure.
- Dayo how now how have you having been?
I was able to get to the Faculty Fabric.
- No way!
You went all the way?
- I went all the way.
I know all the way.
(both laughing)
(indistinct)
Dayo, meet my husband please.
- Oh, hi nice to meet you.
Only heard great things about you.
I'm sorry.
I can't say the same
since I've never heard about you.
- No, no, no, no,
no!
Don't tell me they were flitting
while both of you were standing right there?
- Yup. - Yup.
- Serfage.
I'm sorry.
Inappropriate.
- (chuckles) You think that's inappropriate?
Oma here is trying to sugarcoat what happened that day.
Why not tell you exactly what happened.
First of all,
her husband, Phillip is an ass.
A huge ass which feces around it.
When he walked up to us and just crabbed her roughly
like she was about to take off or something.
Come to think of it,
she probably wanted to.
Dayo, meet my husband Phillip.
- Hi, Phillip nice to meet you.
Only heard great things about you.
- I am sorry I can't say the same about you
since I've never heard about you.
- This is his girlfriend Temilayo.
They are both my clients.
It's their house I was supposed to be redoing.
- Interesting.
Nice to meet you both.
- Really nice to meet you.
Has anyone ever told you that you are handsome.
- Yes I can well to move it. (laughs)
well as you too you must say again.
- You are gorgeous. (laughs)
- Say again. (laughs)
- You're gorgeous. (laughs)
- You know am to be specific
low-self esteem letting my ego to be massaged.
- I would massage your ego anytime
as long as it emasculate my man.
(both laughing)
- Say it again.
- You are gorgeous.(laughs)
- (laughs) Did you hear that?
Say it again. (laughs)
- You are gorgeous.
(both laughing)
(Daniel and Oma laughing)
- Don't mind him please.
Come on.
That's not what happened now.
I don't care.
(both laughing)
As much as am concerned.
- He can't use those words.
He didn't use those words.
(Oma laughs)
- So, what did he say?
- For me,
me,
I tuned off.
Okay.
'Cause that's what he said.
That's how it went down.
Like (speaks in foreign language)
(both laughing)
- Please don't mind him.
It was (indistinct) than that.
but, they were definitely flatting.
And this is his girlfriend, Temilayo.
They're both my clients.
It's their house I was supposed to be doing.
- Nice to meet both.
- Nice to meet you.
Has anyone ever told you you're gorgeous?
Yes. I get that often,
but wouldn't be a crime to say it again. (laughs)
- You are gorgeous.
Thank you.
- Nice to meet you Phillip.
- Enjoy the exhibition here.
- That was dimmer that I expected.
- It was, until we got home.
- Me too.
There was so much drama after we left.
I mean, at the gallery.
She behaved amazing.
The day went off without a hitch
until I drove into the compound.
(car engine roaring)
- You know not that I had time to think about it.
How do you want me to believe
that you didn't sleep with her?
Am not dumb.
That girl looked so sex stumped
that she would have jumped on anyone
who gave a small attention.
So you want to tell me all that
'Oh Oma, you like all the way.'
Oh am not a child.
I know what all the way me.
I know.
- Temi,
- Yes.
- Please,
stop shouting.
Leave us.
(speaks in foreign language)
- Let them here.
Let them here oh.
Come back here.
(footstep approaching)
Are you mad?
(dramatic music)
Dear.
Dear wake up.
Dear.
How can you convince me
that you didn't sleep with that woman?
(speaks in foreign language)
You're the reason for my sleepless nights.
So you will not sleep.
- Okay.(yawns) You know what?
Let's have this conversation tomorrow morning.
- No we gonna have the conversation tonight.
(indistinct)
Dayo,
Dayo, wake up.
How can you convince me
that you do not sleep with that woman?
Answer the question.
- Babe please now, let me sleep now
what am I going I the morning.
- Wake up and answer the question?
Cause you know,
I don't like this ora.
- Babe please leave this Ora.
- I can't sleep in this ora.
- Babe please now let me sleep now
we go work it tomorrow you know I have to.
- Dayo, am not playing with you.
Dayo,
answer the question.
How can you convince me
that you did not sleep with that woman?
- You know what it's fine.
Sorry.
- Dayo answer the question.
- No.
You know what just stay
It is my fault.
Am sorry.
- Wait what's going on?
- No, no, no, no baby don't worry.
- I don't understand am trying to have a conversation.
- It's fine.
I've offended you,
I'm sorry.
- Am not stupid and I saw it.
(footstep approaching)
You're not gonna sleep to night.
(indistinct)
Are you kidding?
Dayo and Oma sitting on a tree, k i s s i n g.
You won't be sleeping tonight.
You can't sleep.
There it is see look at you,
so beautiful.
I Literally can see you are over together.
It's just like...
wait, did you guys do it where?
Like I'm trying to think of where.
Yeah must be one of those times when I went for yoga class.
Oh my God.
How was it?
Like if it's okay for you to cheat on your girlfriend,
with another one when you have a girlfriend at home.
Where are you going?
No.
Baby no we have to talk about this (indistinct)
Come here.
- Let me guess,
you slept in the bathroom again.
- The most comfortable place in my house.
- You see, your girlfriend was half right.
At that time,
I wasn't sex stumped yet.
But,
that day,
that day was the beginning
of the chain reaction
that started my journey
to starvation.
- I don't understand.
I mean who would in their right mind
would starve you of sex?
- Apparently not everyone has the same standards as you do.
(soft music)
So after that day,
which was a Saturday,
was Kendy's wedding day.
Although,
she was so angry at me.
I called her after I found her
and apologized and begged her
to allow me be there for her day at least.
That was a lot of crying,
cry and cry,
but she forgave me.
I had been looking forward to that wedding for so long.
Unfortunately, it came at a horrible time.
(soft music)
I'm headed for Kendy's wedding.
Are you sure you don't want to come with me?
Please come with me I don't want to go alone.
Please.
(soft music)
Baby, I said I was sorry.
Please am sorry.
Please talk to me please.
Please am sorry please.
Please talk to me please.
Am sorry please.
I don't know what else to say.
Am sorry.
Please.
Baby it's me.
It's your wife.
Please I am sorry.
(Oma weeps)
(soft music)
I am sorry.
I am sorry
I don't know what else I would say.
I'm sorry now.
Phillip.
Look at me now,
look at me please.
Please look at me now.
I'm here, over here.
(Oma weeping)
Phillip,
I love you.
And I love you very much,
but I really have to go for Kendy's thing
or else we cannot be friends anymore.
(Oma crying)
(footsteps)
(door slams)
Good evening,
- And what is it about the evening?
(soft piano music)
What's going on?
- Baby.
- What is it?
Am trying to sleep.
Can you leave me alone?
- Sorry baby I just need help please.
- Help with what?
Help with what exactly?
What is it?
(Oma weeps)
As if anything will come out of it.
Please go to bed.
(weeping)
- Why are you doing this to me please?
(Oma weeps)
(soft piano music)
(wind whooshing)
- Am so sorry for everything.
My God I feel like I should apologize to all the women
for all the bad stuff that men do to them.
I don't understand it.
I don't understand why a man would treat a woman
like she's worth less than we are.
It doesn't make sense to me.
Why can't you just walk away?
I mean,
I'm going to try to get to the not having sex (indistinct)
I still don't understand the,
throw in the weakness in your face,
knowing the damage that it will cause.
It doesn't make sense to me.
- I totally understand Dayo.
But you see in life,
there are some difficult decisions that you need to make.
And one of them is choosing to either stay,
or walk away.
- It was all my fault.
I couldn't give him a child.
And I disobeyed him.
I was in what 'Oibu' people would call a dog house.
Then left it for far too long.
(Oma weeps)
- Thank Dayo.
Did Temi ever pull anything like this on you?
- Oh yeah (chuckles)
Yes and more.
Did I mention that I proposed?
- No.
- Yes I did.
- How did that go?
(soft piano music)
(door clunking)
- Dayo.
(soft piano music)
- Come here.
Come here.
- Hey, what's happening?
Are you okay?
- Yeah.
This is for you.
- Thank you.
- Sorry about my (indistinct)
- Always my lovely.
Are you okay?
Yeah am fine. - Why don't you get up?
- No, no, no just hear me out.
(Dayo sighs)
(soft piano music)
Temi,
(soft piano music)
I love you.
I love you so much.
I want you,
your smiles,
your giggles,
the fights,
our quarrels.
If you want me to do yoga,
I swear, I'll do yoga Monday to Sunday.
I'll stretch.
I just,
I want you in my life babe.
Without you am nothing.
I have a question for you, babe.
Would you
give me the honor,
of being my wife?
(Dayo sighs)
- The ring is upside down.
- The ring is upside down?
I am sorry.
(Dayo sighs)
(soft piano music)
- I love you so much.
I love you.
I Love you so much.
(Dayo sighs)
- I love you too.
- But I can't marry you.
I'm sorry.
(soft dramatic music)
(indistinct)
Listen, I'll be upstairs.
(foot steps)
(soft dramatic song)
♪ You say that you love me but you...♪
- She said no.
- Guy, maybe you did not get her well.
No be Temi,
our Temi?
Abi is it another girl that you asked to marry you?
Why do you look so sad now?
You know you mentioned that
the room was candle lit
maybe do see her face well.
Yeah, am just joking here,
I just wanted to lighten the mood.
Too soon?
Okay.
No wala,
I'll stop talking. (laughs)
- She said no.
- Maybe she was just joking.
- What kind of joke be that now?
- You can never know.
- How can anyone who...
(door bangs)
(indistinct)
- I go...
(door slams)
What are you doing here?
- What does it look like?
Am about to take a bath.
- Temi I don't understand,
- Last time I checked, this is my boyfriend's house.
Ooh dear I only rejected your proposal,
I didn't break up with you.
Now if you don't have anything else to say
I need to shower.
Alone.
- I should go?
- Yes please.
(soft piano music)
- Okay.
The heater is on.
- Yes, would you mind fix me something to eat?
I have had a very long day.
- Okay.
- Thank you.
(door slams)
(soft piano music)
- Wait, you turned down his proposal?
- I'm not ready.
- Besides why make it easy for him?
He should be kept on his toes.
- Wow! - Wow!
- Okay, auntie,
I understand what you're trying to do with the guy,
but, do you think that this particular movie is white?
I mean, there's so much in (indistinct)
before he crashed.
(indistinct)
- I beg you not today.
you don't fit.
Am not one of your friends that you were telling me about.
- Do you know what actually still shocking me?
It's the fact that he actually let you move in?
- Azine.
- What he let me move in,
I'm too good for him.
(indistinct)
you while we shot
this guy you have wrapped around your fingers.
What does that even mean?
It means your just his trunk auntie.
He is powerful.
- As in (laughs) I don't understand.
- Let me get us a bottle of palm wine.
- Of course.
- Please do.
(indistinct)
(door bangs)
- Oh ,speaking of the devil.
- Hello, - Hello.
- How are you doing? - Am good.
How are you doing? - Am all right.
How is fresh coming up?
- My dear ,
I'm trying everything in my power not to turn
into a Godzilla,
(indistinct)
(Dayo sighs)
(indistinct)
- Aww! Thank you.
(clears throat)
Oh sorry for this
So this is our mutual friend Ayo.
Ayo, this is Dayo.
- Ah ,yes he is Dayo.
- Dayo, your Dayo?
- The Dayo - Yes.
- Okay ladies.
- Come here, give me a kiss.
- It is hot.
(indistinct)
- Come down.
(indistinct)
- Sister that's is the father of your future children.
- We talked about this.
I do not believe in having children.
- Temi, this guy is crazy about you.
- Ayo, you need to learn to behave more like a lady.
- Oh wow.
Okay. So it's all right.
It's working for you.
- I can feel your soul.
I can feel it.
- Oh wow.
That yoga session today must have taken you
to different heights.
- Guys,
Palm wine please.
- Yes.
Please open the palm wine.
- It is hot.
With a T on it.
I bet you liked that.
You liked that, didn't you?
- What did I do now?
Are you joking?
I saw you smiling when she said you were hot.
- Wow, you saw me smiling.
I need to see you on me.
I could feel it.
You man whore.
- You think, I don't know you check on my friends
any time they come around.
- Check out your friends,
stop it.
- Stop playing dumb with me.
Doesn't look good on you.
Nothing looks good on you.
Stay away from my friends.
You hear me?
Mr hot.
(door bangs)
(dramatic music)
(Dayo coughs)
- What are you doing?
stop this rubbish.
You don't know how to smoke.
(Dayo coughing)
- Cigarette is hard.
- No, smoking is not hard.
Cigarettes are not hard.
You are not a smoker.
No, no.
Throw it away now.
What is wrong with you?
Throw it away.
Throw this thing away.
- Mike, I am tired.
I am tired, I don't tire.
The problem is a bit crazy now.
- You are tired of Temi?
Our Temi, our sister.
You've been managing her all this time.
What's the difference?
- It's worse now.
It's worse than worse than before.
She thinks I'm sleeping with everybody and anybody.
Temi thinks I'm sleeping with her friends.
How?
Mike, you know me now.
Help me now.
- You know what?
It's tough.
It's really tough.
I understand.
But maybe there's something your not giving her.
(Dayo laughs)
- Like what?
I'm giving her everything.
Everything.
I give her my heart.
She crushed it to dust.
I forgive her to come back.
What else does she want to do again?
- How about, do I need to spell it out.
Protein diet.
I don't know.
Exorcism,
exercising.
- Mike, you know me now.
you know me, breakfast, lunch, dinner.
(indistinct)
It won't change anything man.
still driving me crazy.
Still driving me crazy.
- Bro (indistinct)
This girl is making you miserable.
She doesn't respect you.
She doesn't wanna marry you.
She treats you like crap.
To me, I'm just saying,
I think you should leave her.
(soft music)
(indistinct)
Peace of mind. - Mike.
- Do you want to die? - She sleeps naked.
- Do you want to die?
- I'm fine.
- Look at yourself.
You are not even a shadow anymore.
- I'm not complaining.
I'm not really complaining.
I'm just explaining.
Same thing.
(soft piano music)
- Peace of mind.
She will kill you.
This girl is mad.
She will kill you.
- I need to check on her if she's listening--
- No, she's all right.
Believe me, she's all right.
(indistinct)
(soft music)
(Temi coughing)
- What's going on.
- What does it look like.
- Are you okay?
- No.
- Okay, come lets go see a doctor.
- No, no.
I'm fine.
Take me to bed please.
- Are you sure? - Yeah.
- It's fine.
(cool music)
Hey.
- Hey.
(cool music)
- What's this?
- It's a pregnancy test kit
and it's positive, I'm pregnant.
(cool music)
- How?
- So I climbed a tree.
When I got up the tree,
I fell to the ground.
And when I hit the ground, I got...
- Babe this is serious.
It's just shocking.
I thought you were on periods.
- That's not the point.
The point is I'm pregnant and I'm keeping it.
We can't bring a baby into this situation.
What kind of home are we gonna be raising a child?
- He or she will be brought up in a home
where the parents love each other
and will love the child.
Babe you'll be fine.
You're happy, aren't you?
You're happy?
You'll be fine.
Now please fix me something to eat.
I'm hungry.
- Do you wanna keep this?
- Well, that's your first seven year as a father.
So who is Temi?
(indistinct)
(door bangs)
(soft music)
- I had a baby coming.
I had to stay.
Although the love I had for her was diminishing
every second I thought I had to stay.
I had baby coming.
- Not being able to conceive.
Pu the (indistinct) everything.
I started to lose weight.
I became a shadow of myself.
I did everything.
I did everything to please him so he wouldn't leave me.
(soft music)
- Mrs.Phillips.
- Good afternoon doctor.
Oma, please.
Oma.
Good afternoon Oma?
Are you okay?
- I'm fine.
I'm just doing some grocery shopping.
- Oh, me too.
I'm here with the wife.
She needs to pick up a couple of things for the house.
- That's so sweet.
Shopping with you.
Pregnant wife, very nice.
- Yes, very nice.
Okay, so have a nice day.
I am really sorry.
- For what?
- For what I did to you.
I didn't have a choice.
Your husband, he told me to...
- My husband did what?
- Well doctor, here is the thing.
The test result will show you that my wife's inability
to bear children is not a fault.
- How would you know that?
- Because it's my fault.
See, a couple years ago,
back in university.
I was playing football with a couple of friends
and I got kicked in the groin.
I shook it off,
took some painkillers.
A week later, I went to see a doctor.
I was told it had gotten infected.
That the surviving ones have abnormal growth.
So my chances of fathering a child are very slim.
- I'm so sorry about it.
But I think there are ways, there's---
- With all due respect,
nothing can be done because I've gone to
far better doctors that
you can never imagine or dream of.
- But I'm almost sure--
- I don't want you to be almost sure about anything.
This is what I need you to do.
Lie to my wife.
Tell her something terrible,
like her womb is withered, it's not working.
she can't bare children.
I just need you to lie to her.
Say something terrible to her.
- Mr.Phillips, I cannot do that.
- I will pay.
How much?
- No amount of money will make me commit heinous crime
against a woman who has done me no wrong.
- Now we get to the headstart.
Meaning if she had wronged you,
you will have a price.
So we'll just skip right to the end.
So give me your number.
- I can not do what you're asking me to do.
There are other solutions,
you can think---
There you go again.
Profound in solutions that I do not want.
Just do as you're asked.
It's that simple.
- Mr.phillips, I will not do it.
It's unethical.
It's wrong.
He came back to the hospital
the day before he was supposed to come for your results.
He had evidence against me.
I made a terrible mistake a lot of years ago
when I was doing my internship
and it cost a woman her life.
- I don't understand.
- He has files, records.
He even looked for the woman's husband
and made a video of threatening to expose me
to the world for what I did.
What could I have done?
I have a wife.
I have a baby on the way.
I did what he wanted me to do.
I had to find a way to live with it.
Until I saw you now.
- So what makes you think he wouldn't come after you?
- I told my wife everything
(indistinct)
Now it's time for my penalty.
Whatever happens,
I'm ready for them.
- Thank you doctor.
- I feel to apologize.
I hope you're okay.
- I have never been better.
Thank you.
- Thank you.
I feel better getting this off my chest too.
I am so sorry
Have a good day.
- Thank you.
- I felt something break in me.
I had no care in the world.
I decided that he needed to pay.
He needed to pay for what he did to me.
I thought of how to do it.
I thought hard.
(Oma crying)
Just maybe, if I was a stronger person,
he wouldn't stand on my head the way he has.
What if I wasn't there for him,
would he cry?
Would he cry if something happened to me?
So I thought of the only solution to the misery life.
(soft music)
(Oma crying)
- Now my problems (indistinct)
in comparison to yours.
See me worrying about a pregnant girl.
Temi, why have you refused to see your doctor?
- I told you I am fine.
I don't need to see anyone,
especially not your friends.
- Why are you stubborn?
- I'm leaving.
I'm not having this conversation.
I am not.
- Hey, you know this is not just about you now.
You have little person growing inside--
- So what?
I should kill myself
because of this thing growing inside of me.
- Temi, Temi.
(door bell rings)
Temi, Temi listen.
- Hello.
- Hi, Temi is not here now.
- I know.
- What's that?
- I'm here to see you.
- Why?
- Cause I thought it would be a good idea
to get to know each other better.
You know, spend time together.
- Get to know each other better.
In what way please?
- Come on, stop playing dumb with me.
I know you know exactly what I am talking about.
- Listen, I don't have time for this.
Okay
You are Temilayo's friend.
You shouldn't be doing this.
- Yeah she is.
But there's love and sharing.
- Wow, is hat what you...
(Dayo clears throat)
Can you stop.
- Come on.
No, for real.
Temi.
- Hey Temi.
I was just having neighborhood.
- What is this?
What neighborhood?
- Come on Temi.
- Why were your hands on him?
- Be calm, we are all friends here.
- We're all friends.
I'm calm.
I'm very very calm.
(indistinct)
(door bangs)
- Whoa, nobody has banged that door like that...
Welcome.
(Temi screams)
- Hey baby.
I was just sending this email.
- Oh
ouch
- what was that for?
- What the hell were you doing with Ayo under my roof?
- Wasn't doing anything.
Point of correction, under my roof.
- Who cares who's roof it is.
I am not even pregnant enough for you to cheat.
How many seconds did it take Dayo?
- You're just crazy.
- I'm crazy.
I walk in and see you and my friend.
I am crazy.
You think I am stupid, don't you?
You drive around with all those your stupid friends,
who keep on girls to sleep with.
And you choose that the next who you're going
to sleep with is my friend, Dayo.
My friend.
- Temi,
you need to calm down you are pregnant
You shouldn't overwork yourself.
I don't care!
I will do what I like.
How dare you?
What exactly was I after?
You?
What is so great about you?
Did you sleep with her?
- Wow! I love you too.
- I really shouldn't be worried,
it's not like you last more than two minutes.
You slept with her, didn't you?
You slept with her?
Answer me.
Stop ignoring me.
Answer me, stop...
You wanna work?
I can work too.
I can work.
I told you, don't mess with me.
(indistinct)
who're you calling?
(dramatic music)
(Temi weeps)
- Hello Faith, yes please (indistinct)
64 (indistinct) yes bring it to the house.
Thank you.
(indistinct)
- Yes, what are you going to do?
- Temilayo.
- Yes. What are you going to do Dayo?
What are going to do today?
Be a man get up and fight.
Fight be a man.
Be a man and fight.
- Baby you are lucky that you are carrying my baby.
(indistinct)
(Temi laughing)
- What baby?
I made it all up okay?
You Ma nigga are firing blanks.
(indistinct) Pregnant?
How?
I mean, do you know how many hours of yoga
it will take to get back into shape?
(door bangs)
(dramatic music)
- Wait, wait please tell me you didn't beat her, did you?
- I wanted to,
but I didn't.
I didn't.
- So if you didn't, then why are you here?
Oh, sorry.
- It's fine honey.
What did she say?
- Emotional and mental trauma.
Apparently, the months that she spent with me
made her emotionally
and mentally unstable.
I flipped.
Crazy?
So I scared her.
Are you crazy?
Sorted to be coming for anger management.
Get out!
(indistinct)
(Temi screaming)
(indistinct)
Don't test me Temi.
Stand up.
(indistinct)
(dramatic music)
(indistinct)
(dramatic music)
- Slicing your wrist must have been a challenging one
for you.
- No.
I didn't exactly cut my wrist.
Though I start it too?
But it was really painful.
So I stopped.
Yeah, I know.
I'm a coward like that.
But I felt something else that gave me more satisfaction.
(car honks)
How can you do this to me?
How could you do this to me?
How could you?
How could you do this to us?
How could you do this to me?
How could you do this?
Let me kill him.
(indistinct)
All those years of pounding yam,
It had to be used for something else.
- So it was planned.
- Oh no, no, no, no.
I didn't.
- So how come you asked Zora and Kendy to come.
- That's the thing.
I didn't.
They said they had a feeling something was wrong.
So they came to check on me.
- Isn't that beautiful.
See, good friends are like stars.
They're there.
You barely see them.
But they come up just to when you need them.
They was so furious when they found out what happened
or what has been happening.
They were so pissed.
Even Zora that is neat and gentle.(laughs)
(indistinct)
They made me pack my things and
I moved out
Last week.(laughs)
I guess he missed me so much.
He sued me for assault this week.
- Some kind of love.
I wish they get what they truly deserve.
- Be careful what you wish for.
Look at the time.
We should call it a good start.
back here, Same time next week.
I promise to keep it under an hour.
(all laughing)
- Under an hour.
(indistinct)
- What's the time?
- It's 5:55.
(all laughing)
- Don't fall.
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