This week’s episode of Tyler Perry’s Sistas opens in an emotionally raw place. Danni finally tells Andi, Fatima, and Tony what happened to her. It’s a heavy scene, the kind where you can feel everyone choosing their words carefully. But just when it seems like she’s ready to fully unburden herself, she shuts a door. When pressed about who assaulted her, she shrugs it off as “some guy from the grocery store.”

Andi, ever the fixer, immediately goes into problem-solving mode and suggests calling the police. But viewers already know the devastating truth: Danni was assaulted by a cop. The system she’s being encouraged to trust is the very one that failed her. Danni flatly refuses to report it. She wants to move on. Forget it. Bury it.

Of course, her friends aren’t buying that it’s that simple. They can sense she’s holding back. They gently push, telling her they don’t believe she’s being completely honest about what happened and reminding her that she doesn’t have to carry this alone. Still, Danni isn’t ready. And that hesitation feels real. Trauma doesn’t operate on a group timeline.

Later, Danni and Tony finally get a quiet moment together, and the conversation shifts from tension to vulnerability. They both apologize for the ways they’ve hurt each other, a small but meaningful step forward. Tony urges her, again, to go to the police. He wants justice. Or at least action. But Danni shuts it down. She’s not interested in reliving it in a courtroom or being retraumatized by a system she doesn’t trust.

When pushing doesn’t work, Tony softens. Instead of trying to fix it, he offers something simpler: dinner. A night out. Fresh air. Sometimes survival looks like that, too.

Meanwhile, Andi has her own fire to put out. She meets with Hayden and Mr. Benson and tells them she believes Dr. Cruz is behind the explosion of her car. The problem? She doesn’t have proof. And as lawyers, they immediately clock that. Accusations without evidence won’t hold up.

Still, Andi’s warning isn’t just legal strategy. It’s protection. She wants them to know that if Dr. Cruz is capable of targeting her, no one connected to her is necessarily safe. She also reveals that someone threatened to burn her house down, and she’s filed a police report to create a paper trail. Mr. Benson promises to dig into it on his end, but for now, speculation is all they have. And speculation won’t win a case.

The episode closes on a deceptively calm note. After what appears to be a good night out, Danni and Tony seem lighter, closer, almost steady again. But Tony can’t let it go. He asks her, once more, who did it.

He likely suspects Officer Green. The tension in that final beat says as much. But pressing the issue could open another dangerous door. And right now, Danni’s peace, however fragile, may matter more than revenge.

It’s an episode about control. Who has it. Who doesn’t. And what it costs to reclaim even a piece of it.