Indictment: Who Is Jonathan Carter?

Come on, man.

I got a family, man.

- I can get you your money. - Fuck your family, nigga.

Nigga.

- I'm gonna get the money. - Fuck your family, nigga.

This ain't got shit to do with money, my nigga.

This got to do with you biting the hand

that feeds your bitch ass.

- I'm sorry. - That's what this shit about.

I'm sorry.

Nigga, let me get that banger, nigga.

Come on, man, you ain't gotta do me like this.

Fuck this nigga.

This ain't even about the money no more.

And that money, nigga.

Come on, man, let's get this nigga the fuck up out of here.

Weak ass nigga.

Bitch.

Hey, Jonathan.

Johnathan.

What's up, bro?

Man, I can't believe we here doing this right now, man.

I mean, this has been your dream for forever, man.

You finally got your restaurant.

Yeah, man, I can't believe it either, man.

You know what, what I do owe you, man?

You've been working too hard, man.

Come on, what do I owe you for helping me, man?

Man, you my brother.

If you gonna stop fucking around.

What the fuck?

Johnathan.

You ain't gonna believe this.

What?

I just got a text right now.

I made detective, dog.

For real?

- I've made detective, bro. - Oh, man.

- Congratulations, man. - Man.

Come on, what's the odds, man?

Bro, you know how long I've been waiting for this?

What's the odds, man, that I get my building

at the same time you make detective, man?

This is all crazy, man.

Look, man.

Just think, man.

Back in the days, we coulda did anything.

But we chose the right route.

We chose to do the right thing and look at us now.

I'm a detective and my brother is a bar owner.

Hey look, man, you just make sure

you get them tickets erased, you feel me?

Since you detective, you should have pull, right?

So you're gonna cut into me about some tickets already?

Hey look, I might as well use my detective buddy

as I can, right?

Man look, man, let's get back to work, man.

Hey.

So look, man, you gotta at least let me buy you lunch, man.

What you eating, man?

What you want to eat, man?

Hey, man.

You gonna fix it too.

- At your restaurant. - Yeah, whatever.

Well, I think we should do at least about five fundraisers.

Well, I'll tell you what,

as long as there's a bake sale on there, I'm happy.

Sarah, get your husband.

He is not getting no more of my sweet potato pie.

- It is good. - Right.

So, like I said, bake sale is one.

Well, a bake sale is always good.

So what else do we got?

I say a car wash always works.

All you guys can use my car wash.

That's a great idea.

Oh, man.

What else y'all got for us?

We have a car wash, a bake sale,

what about a daddy-daughter dance?

- That's a good idea. - I like that.

Okay, well look, I'm loving all of the ideas.

So, how about we meet back in about two weeks

and finalize everything?

- Sounds good. - Two weeks.

Oh and, Sam, if you can get us some dates

for that car wash, that'll be great.

- Okay. - And we will need the dates

for the bake sale.

Baby, will you please make my man a pie, please?

Please do.

How about I just give you the recipe?

- I'd like that. - No, no, no, no.

It won't be the same.

- What you trying to say? - I'm just saying it's her...

Don't get yourself in trouble, D.

Well look, I guess I'll see y'all in two weeks.

You ready, baby?

- All right. - Two weeks.

- Two weeks. - All right.

So, I think that went well.

Yeah, it did.

So what you gotta do tomorrow, babe?

Well, nothing much.

I would like to go visit my mother tomorrow.

And maybe get some grocery shopping done.

Babe, you know I hate when you do that.

Baby, what are you talking about?

- Text and drive. - Baby, I am not texting

and driving, I just simply looked at my phone.

Okay, well remember, if you kill us,

Michael's gonna have to be raised at my mother's house.

Baby, you know I am not gonna kill us.

You the one that can't drive.

Whatever.

Well, you better not,

'cause I know you don't want my mother raising your child.

You are so right about that.

- Say no more. - Okay.

So, what do you need me to do?

Nothing, baby.

Just keep loving me.

Oh, babe, I'm gonna do that.

No doubt about that.

You guys like the food?

Baby, you know I love your food.

Better than the food, I'll tell you what I like,

this new house, man.

This is great, Johnathan.

Yeah, man.

Still got a lot of renovations I gotta do.

I don't know where I'm gonna come up with the money, but...

Yes, we have a lot of work to do

because you know I want a really big closet.

Hey, you better get that woman what she want.

I already know.

Happy life.

Happy wife, happy life.

Exactly.

That's what Darryl always says right, baby?

- I love you, baby. - I love you too.

You hear these two?

Yeah, where's my I love you?

- I love you. - I love you.

Now, what about those Lions?

You don't wanna talk about that, do you?

Man, you know I'm a die hard fan.

Can't believe this shit.

This doesn't surprise me one bit.

Let's take him to the station.

One of the guys in the back

said he ready to talk already.

He says that this is bigger than both of them.

They don't make 'em like they used to.

They'll probably start talking before they get to the cell.

Yeah, that just makes our jobs more easier.

We're probably still gonna be here all night

with this crime scene though.

But whatever he did to end up in that trunk,

he definitely didn't deserve that.

You're right.

So, why are we not together yet?

If my dad found out, he'd kill me.

Your daddy love me, though.

And we did grow up together.

He probably wouldn't even care.

He doesn't think I'm old enough to date yet.

I mean, my mom, she doesn't care.

See, I knew I liked your mom.

She was always the smart one.

But no, we can't sneak into it?

If we got caught, we wouldn't be able to see each other.

We might as well just be honest.

But if we be honest, we won't be able to see each other.

Well, if we're honest, they'll trust us more.

I mean, we've known each other since we were kids.

What would they expect?

One dead in the trunk of a car.

Oh, shit.

Fuck.

What's wrong?

Nothing, babe, just go back to sleep.

It's just work.

It's just work, everything's good.

Babe, don't forget you're taking the kids to school.

Ah, shit.

I know.

Babe, look, the chief texted me personally.

So this has got to be big.

So I'll tell you what.

How about you drop 'em off and I'll pick 'em up, okay?

It's okay, baby, I'll take care of it.

You just go to work, okay?

See?

That right there is why I love you so much.

- You're the best. - I know.

Look.