Amerie breaks down in front of her mother, Huma, overwhelmed by guilt for failing her friend. As they discuss the trauma her friend endured, Amerie's grief turns into a burning desire for vengeance against those who caused the suffering.
AMERIE: It’s all my fault...
HUMA: Hey -
AMERIE: I let her down twice - when she needed me the most -
HUMA: It’s not your fault -
AMERIE: But that’s what you taught me.
HUMA: I know I did. But it’s unfair. Why should it be your responsibility... Did you know about Justin?
AMERIE: He hid it pretty we
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