I can tell you it’s over… for good.")
“Are you kidding me?”
“I just watched that bitch blow up her whole life in court so you could walk.”
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Ghost enters the club, surrounded by paparazzi, as the feds unlock the doors.
He takes it all in.
He almost lost his baby the nightclub, that is.
Tasha never told Ghost that she borrowed money from Stern.
See what he did there?
James isn’t stupid, but he left Tasha with barely any options.
But since Tommy dipped to Chicago and left his phone with B.G., Ghost hasn’t seen him yet.
He’ll have to find out where the hell Tommy is if he wants to keep Teresi quiet.
James confronts Tasha about the loan from Stern, telling her the terms of the deal were a lie.
But something tells me Tasha knew what Stern was up to.
He says he doesn’t know how to trust her anymore.
Fun times in the St. Patrick household.
Keisha makes it clear that she wants out.
To lighten the conversation, Tasha asks about Tommy, but Keisha hasn’t heard from him either.
As for Tommy, he’s meeting with Jason, the Chicago distro.
I don’t trust it.
Jason gives this smug smile, like he wants to get Tommy back for killing Milan.
After driving him to a second location, Jason’s goons walk Tommy to a ditch.
Petar told Tommy that he had Jason’s approval to kill Milan, but apparently he didn’t.
“You shouldn’t have touched her!”
Tommy yells, bashing Holly’s uncle’s head with a baseball bat.
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Julio meets up with B.G.
to find out Tommy’s whereabouts.
But there was never a deal.
When Julio goes to “meet Dre,” he realizes he’s been set up.
Julio is killed by his fellow Toros.
At least he didn’t go down without a fight.
I hope Ghost finds out.
As Ghost is walking to his car texting Tommy, Kanan rolls up on him.
Ghost is so startled, it’s as if he’s seen a ghost (no pun intended).
He clearly thought Kanan was dead after he left him in that warehouse fire.
Kanan holds Ghost at gunpoint, telling him they have his son and they want ransom money.
He decides to rob Tommy’s hideout spot, where he runs into his people, B.G.
As he and Kanan get the money they need, they talk about what happened between them.
Kanan and Ghost grew up together before things went sour.
I didn’t think I’d see this reunion, but I’m here for it.
They move into the house, and Ghost pleads for his son’s life.
He admits to killing Shawn.
“I killed my own son, and I would do it again if I had to.
He was soft, not like you.”
Was that supposed to make Tariq feel better?
Because he’s hurt right now.
Ghost unties Tariq, and I’ve never seen that boy run so quickly into his father’s arms.
When Ghost teared up, my eyes followed suit.
Kanan has the opportunity to kill them, but he just takes the money and leaves.
This won’t be the last time we see him.
