This week's episode of Tyler Perry’s Sistas introduces us to newcomer Madison Truitt (Tunde Oyeneyin). Madison walks into Rich’s shop under the guise of business, explaining that she plans to purchase a nearby property and wants to collaborate with local businesses on cross-promotional events. The conversation starts off light and friendly, but Madison quickly makes it clear she likes what she sees. She cuts straight to the point, asking if Rich is involved. She insists she’s “just curious” and not trying to push up—but we’ll see. Rich, to his credit, keeps it honest and replies that things are complicated.

Elsewhere, there’s a small glimmer of hope: Sabrina is still in a coma, but she’s made it through another night.

Meanwhile, Dr. Vaughn wants to clear the air with Andi, who suspects he may be in cahoots with Dr. Cruz. Over lunch, Dr. Vaughn explains that when he first started at the hospital, his hands were tied. The one time he covered for Dr. Cruz, he says, was under direct instruction from his superior. Dr. Cruz held power over him, and defying that authority wasn’t an option at the time. Dr. Vaughn adds that he later went to the board with concerns about Dr. Cruz’s ethics, only to be swiftly shut down.

It’s a familiar story—especially for Black professionals navigating corporate America. And yes, hospitals are very much corporate. Dr. Vaughn assures Andi that they’re on the same side and shares the one piece of good news she hasn’t yet heard: Dr. Cruz has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. Dr. Vaughn also offers to testify on Andi’s behalf if the case goes to trial.

Then there’s Danni—and her storyline is easily the heaviest of the episode. We find her at home, reeling from the assault by Officer Marcus. This isn’t her first experience with trauma at the hands of men, and she’s left questioning how this could happen to her again. She’s shaken, embarrassed, and struggling to figure out what comes next.

Tony stops by to check on her and immediately senses that something is wrong. Danni, however, isn’t ready to open up—and honestly, that may be for the best. Tony is already upset, and if he knew exactly what Marcus had done, he’d likely react in a way that could land him in jail. Eventually, Danni locks herself in the bathroom and refuses to speak. Worried, Tony calls her therapist, Kresha, and asks her to come over before leaving.

When Kresha arrives, she gently coaxes Danni out of the bathroom and quickly recognizes that she’s in crisis, exhibiting clear signs of trauma. Danni drops hints about what happened but still struggles to say it outright. Finally, Kresha asks the question directly: was Danni sexually assaulted?

The episode ends there—quiet, heavy, and unresolved.