ARE YOU NERVOUS?

ARE YOU NERVOUS? A LITTLE. WHY? BECAUSE I'M MEETING THE WOMAN WHO RAISED THE MAN I MARRIED. DON'T WORRY. MY MOTHER WILL LOVE YOU. ARE YOU SURE? ARE YOU VERY SURE, MAMA. MAMA. GOOD AFTERNOON, MAMA. DON'T MIND HER. IT'S OKAY. SO, CHIOMA. YES, MAMA? HOW LONG HAVE YOU KNOWN MY ALMOST 3 YEARS. THREE YEARS? YES. THREE YEARS IS NOT ENOUGH TO KNOW A MAN. MAMA, LET ME TALK. MY SON IS THE ONLY CHILD I UNDERSTAND, MAMA. NO, YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. I CARRIED HIM, I RAISED HIM. I PAID HIS SCHOOL FEES. I SUFFERED WHEN THERE WAS NO MONEY. YOU HAVE REPLACED ME, MAMA, I DIDN'T COME HERE TO REPLACE YOU ARE HIS MOTHER. I CAN NEVER TAKE THAT PLACE. BUT I'M ALSO HIS WIFE. WE WILL SEE HOW ARE YOU FEELING? YOUR MOTHER DOESN'T LIKE ME. SHE LIKES YOU, SHE LOOKED AT ME LIKE I WAS A SECOND HAND PHONE, SHE WASN'T SURE SHE WANTED TO BUY. HA, GIVE HER TIME. SHE'S JUST PROTECTIVE. I CAN HANDLE HER. PLEASE DON'T FIGHT WITH MY MOTHER. I'M NOT LOOKING FOR A FIGHT. PROMISE ME. I PROMISE. MAMA, WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I'M UNPACKING, MAMA. THIS WARDROBE BELONGS TO MY SON. OH, PUT THIS ON THE OTHER AND FROM TOMORROW, WAKE UP EARLY. WHAT TIME? 5:00. FIVE? YES. TO DO WHAT? COOK BREAKFAST, CLEAN THE HOUSE. HELP ME IN THE KITCHEN, SHOMARE. OKAY, MAMA. GOOD. GOOD. WOW, CHIMA, YOU MADE ALL THIS? YES. THANK YOU, BABY. THIS IS GOOD. VERY GOOD. TOO MUCH SALT. REALLY? YES. IT'S NOT SALTY. YOU'RE ALREADY ARGUING WITH ME. YOU SHOULD LEARN TO LISTEN. MAMA, PLEASE. IT'S OKAY. SO NOW YOU ARE I'M NOT DEFENDING ANYBODY. ENJOY YOUR BREAKFAST. PLEASE DON'T TAKE EVERYTHING PERSONALLY. I'M TRYING. WHERE ARE YOU GOING? I'M GOING OUT WITH EMEKA. DRESSED LIKE THAT? WHAT'S WRONG WITH EVERYTHING, MAMA, WHAT'S WRONG? YOUR WIFE IS DRESSING LIKE A SINGLE GIRL. MAMA, I'M MARRIED, NOT DEAD. HMM? WHAT DID YOU SAY? I MEAN, I'M SORRY, MAMA. THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS AFRAID OF. YOU PROMISED. I KNOW. PLEASE. FINE. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. MAMA, ARE YOU ANGRY WITH ME? NO, YOU ARE. EMЕКА, I WARNED YOU. WARN ME ABOUT THAT GIRL. THAT GIRL? CHIMA? YES. THAT GIRL. THAT GIRL? CHIMA? YES. SHE'S TOO STUBBORN. SHE'S NOT STUBBORN. ALREADY DEFENDING HER? MAMA, SHE'S MY WIFE. AND I'M YOUR MOTHER. YOU USED TO TELL ME EVERYTHING. I STILL DO. NO, YOU DON'T. SINCE SHE CAME, YOU'VE CHANGED. MAMA, NOTHING HAS CHANGED. THEN PROVE IT. HOW? DON'T LET YOUR WIFE CONTROL YOU. CHIМА. GOOD MORNING, MAMA. DID YOU WASH THE CLOTHES? YES. THE ENTIRE HOUSE? YES. DID YOU CLEAN MY ROOM? NO, MAMA. BECAUSE I THOUGHT YOUR ROOM WAS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. EXCUSE ME, MAMA. I DON'T MIND HELPING YOU, BUT I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERYTHING. FEW DAYS AND YOU'RE GIVING ME RULES? NO, MAMA. THEN WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I'M SIMPLY TELLING YOU WHAT I CAN AND CANNOT DO. YOU WILL REGRET COMING INTO THIS HOUSE. I HOPE IT DOESN'T COME TO THAT. CHIМА. YES? YOU THINK YOU ARE STRONG BECAUSE MY SON LOVES YOU. BUT DON'T FORGET HIM. BUT DON'T FORGET SOMETHING. I WAS HERE BEFORE YOU. AND I WILL STILL BE HERE IF YOU LEAVE. MAMA, I'M NOT TRYING TO TAKE YOUR PLACE. THEN STOP BEHAVING LIKE YOU OWN MY SON. AND YOU SHOULD STOP BEHAVING LIKE I STOLE HIM FROM YOU. HELLO, MAMA. MAMA, I HAVE MADE UP MY MIND. IT'S TIME TO BRING MY SON BACK TO HIS SENSES.