Later, the Tejada kids discuss how maybe they ‘ll start calling the shots for themselves. “So we’re all going to be working for Zeke?” asks a clearly not-psyched Diana. “ He’s our exit plan,” she explains, adding that they’ll follow the basketball phenom to whatever team signs him. Monet’s clearly been thinking a lot about her kids and their future, because later in the hour, she announces, “I got a plan for us to get out of the life.” Dru’s shooting was a wake-up call, she continues, and so she’s going to have Zeke sign up for the draft this year - instead of in the future, as he’d planned - so that he can start raking in those sweet endorsement deals sooner rather than later. “I handled it just like you taught me: Smile a little, flirt a lot, make them feel like they can get it,” she tells her mom, who is very proud. (Ah!) They reload the car and have a close-call moment with the cops, but a savvy Diana saves the day. But then they make a beeline for Monet’s bar and dump all of the goods - huh? - so they can fill the shoeboxes and bags with product. Elsewhere, Cane makes friends with a high-powered connect named Mecca ( Rescue Me‘s Daniel Sunjata), but we’ll have more on that in a minute.ĭiana and Monet go shopping at some high-priced boutiques, and they buy out the place. And Dru is mad at his mom for her role in his getting shot last season, but I get it: His injured arm and hand are so messed up, he can’t even draw, and that is a huge bummer.

Monet is on edge, thinking that she’s going to be the target of retribution for killing Rico.

Meanwhile, things at Casa Tejada are tense. I know I should be more taken aback by the flames issuing from the stovetop, but MAN Yaz isn’t a baby anymore, is she? Anyway, Tariq puts out the fire and soothes Yaz, who tells him that Estelle’s drinking is getting worse. His morning freak-out is interrupted by Yaz yelling from other room when he runs out to see what’s up, we learn that he’s staying at Estelle’s, and there’s a fire in the kitchen. MONET’S NEW STRATEGY: BASKETBALL FTW! | When Tariq wakes from a nightmare about killing Jabari Reynolds, he immediately deletes the professor’s text from his burner. Up is down and right is left and MacLean is giving Saxe a glow-up? Read on for the highlights of “Free Will Is Never Free.” (And I’m not just talking about how Yaz now looks like a damn teenager, seemingly overnight.) Only a few days have passed between the events of Power Book II: Ghost‘s Season 1 finale and the Season 2 premiere, which aired Sunday.

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