Regine spoke with a certain pride of her new companion: a man who possessed a limousine—though, it was an undisclosed fact that he was already married.

Khadijah arrived amidst a tense impasse between Regine and Max, who was currently seeing Regine’s most recent discarded lover.

Months had passed without a date for Synclaire, until a veterinarian unexpectedly asked her out. The result was a sudden influx of social engagements, accompanied by the attention of a persistent admirer.

Max’s former companion arrived in town with his new fiancée, anticipating Max’s approval.

Khadijah's pride wouldn't allow her to ask for a loan to cover the printer bill, but a friend offered assistance unexpectedly.

On yet another nameless Saturday night, the women gather at an uptown club, drawn back into the vibrant pulse of the city, where Khadijah takes the stage to perform for the assembled crowd.

Khadijah is determined to resolve the accident claim amicably, preferring a settlement outside of court. This resolve is tested, however, when she discovers she is facing an adversary of particularly unscrupulous character in the form of a …

The daughter of Regine’s new love unexpectedly awakens a deep maternal feeling within her, a sentiment that intensifies when the young girl requires an overnight stay.

A shadow of apprehension clung to Khadijah; she worried she had irrevocably damaged a friendship through a brief, intimate encounter with someone from her past.

Synclaire departed her post, yet Khadijah quickly perceived a distinct lack of vigor and zeal in her substitute, qualities that had characterized Synclaire's presence so readily.

Following a disagreement with Kyle, Overton sought refuge in the women’s apartment, settling in with a sense of ease.

For Khadijah's birthday, her friends orchestrated a surprise getaway to Atlantic City. There, amidst the boardwalk bustle, she had the unexpected pleasure of meeting Flip Wilson and Ed McMahon.

With the arrival of Thanksgiving, Kyle finds himself drawn to Stacey, a photographer, and receives a cautious caution from his female friends: she’s likely seeking only amusement.

The theft of Regine’s purse and the subsequent break-in left a lingering unease, yet Khadijah remained unsettled by the presence of the alarm system in their apartment.

Despite the season’s gaudy displays of consumerism and the perpetual grumbling of her roommates, Synclaire remained buoyant with holiday cheer.

Khadijah brought a bright young journalist into her fold, though a shadow of unease lingered: his burgeoning talent was shadowed by the potential for a lawsuit over unwanted advances.

Khadijah hosted a gathering, yet it was Max who drew the eye of every guest, appearing with a companion of college years.

A shadow of guilt clung to Overton, a constant companion born of his other relationship and the perceived breach of trust with Synclaire.

A mutual apprehension kept Synclaire and Overton from any interaction, each wary of a potential rejection. Meanwhile, Khadijah, Regine, and Max plotted to win over their coveted neighbor, Hamilton.

A radio trivia query found Synclaire the winner of a trip for two to the Bahamas. The immediate follow-up: who would she invite to accompany her on the journey?

A simmering anger rises in Max whenever Khadijah’s visitor oversteps the bounds of kindness extended to her.

Khadijah charged Synclaire with managing the release of Flavor’s music.

Kyle found himself in a difficult position, caught between loyalty and ambition. A colleague had spoken disparagingly of Regine, a behavior that stirred unease within him. The complication was that this same colleague possessed considerable…

Khadijah's affection for Alonzo drew a rift between her and those she considered her closest companions.

Regine confided in her new companion, sharing a few tidbits of social intrigue. Unbeknownst to her, he later incorporated these details into his stand-up routine.

On Mother's Day, Khadijah and Regine's mothers make their visits.

Khadijah finds herself the object of considerable attention, a veritable deluge of admirers. Torn between the familiar comfort of her long-standing friend, "Scooter," and the intellectual allure of Alonzo, the schoolteacher, she faces a dif…