A woman confronts another about a child's paternity, accusing her of lying about whether the baby belongs to her brother. The two trade denials and counteraccusations about infidelity, each claiming the other is hiding the truth about who the father really is.
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I don't know how you sit there and you act like you're hurt and you act like you're telling the truth when you know, Bri, what you was doing. And you know why my brother had that. You never even told me that was my brother's baby 100%. I actually did tell you. You told me he may be my brother's baby. I never said that. You never told me it was his baby. I never said that. Now you say 100% his baby. I never said that. At the beginning, you never said it was my home. Let me ask you a question. Did you sleep with your brother?
Were you in the room when I was sleeping with your brother? No, but I definitely know you was sleeping around with other men.
What other men? That's what I know. That's what I seen. What other men? You told me one time to take you to another man's house. No, I didn't. For you to tell the other man's house. No, I didn't. The other man that that was his baby. No, I didn't. So you saying I'm lying?