Episode 6 of *Beauty in Black* Season 2 bursts into life as rain lashes down on the dilapidated motel room where Daga is frantically preparing to oversee a procedure on Adelaine, the young stripper. Rain pounds on the door, her fury barely contained, and barges in to confront Daga. An intense argument erupts, with Rain revealing the chilling truth about how she had once nearly taken Daga's life. The tension escalates into a brutal physical clash, with Alex standing vigilantly on guard, his eyes scanning the chaos for any sign of danger.
In a moment of frenzied violence, Alex unleashes his fury, killing both Daga and Shake Shake. But when he turns his lethal gaze on Adelaine, a mere 18-year-old girl, Rain intervenes, her voice firm yet compassionate. She implores Alex to spare the teenager's life and, in a gesture of unexpected kindness, hands Adelaine a wad of cash, urging her to flee the city and return to the safety of her hometown.
Meanwhile, Dustin slips stealthily out of bed, leaving Charles snoring loudly beside him. He dials Andy's number, his voice hushed as he explains the plan: Andy will arrive with his truck the next morning, and together, they will rob Charles in broad daylight, capitalizing on his vulnerable state.
Elsewhere, Roy indulges in a passionate encounter with Felicia, the stripper's boldness leaving him both impressed and intrigued. As the night wears on, Roy probes Felicia about Kimmie, his temper flaring when she mentions her impending wedding to a wealthy elderly man.
That same night, Alex escorts Rain to his apartment, where she can clean up and compose herself. There, Alex's anxiety grows as he worries that Adelaine might betray them to the authorities. The conversation shifts to Daga, Body, and Shake Shake, with Alex and Rain recounting the countless lives and bodies they've ruined. Their talk then turns to Angel, with Alex revealing how the ex-cop harbored a deep-seated hatred for him, ever since Alex had beaten him up.
Simultaneously, Roy attempts to gain entry into Horace and Kimmie's opulent mansion. He pleads with the security guard to let him in, but his request is firmly denied. Kimmie, overhearing the commotion, confronts Roy. A heated argument ensues, with Roy launching a vicious tirade against Horace, even suggesting that he would urinate on his father's grave once the old man was dead.
Just then, Horace appears, catching the tail end of Roy's diatribe. With a cold, calculating look, he orders the guards to restrain Roy and, in a humiliating display of power, urinates on his own son as a lesson in respect. He then escorts Kimmie inside, leaving Roy to endure the walk of shame back home.
The next morning, Norman pays a visit to Olivia. His purpose is clear: to remind Horace about the crucial meeting he had arranged for the Bellarie stakeholders to officially meet Kimmie. The stage is set for more drama and intrigue as the story unfolds.
Olivia found herself puzzled, wondering why Norman was suddenly showering her with kindness. The two engaged in a conversation where Olivia candidly shared her desire to settle scores with Horace. She confided in Norman about her mounting debts and her plan to reclaim everything from Kimmie once Horace passed away. Norman, however, delivered a blow to her hopes by revealing that, according to his late father's will, Olivia was left with nothing.
Furious and betrayed, Olivia lashed out at Norman, ultimately kicking him out of her presence. Meanwhile, Kimmie harbored her own anxieties, fearing that Horace might soon recover and cast her and her companions aside. She confided in Rain about Roy's unexpected appearance the previous night. Rain, in turn, inquired whether Kimmie felt prepared to face the staff at the company.
To Rain's surprise, Kimmie admitted to feeling unexpectedly confident about making her entrance at the company. Yet, a nagging suspicion lingered in her mind, prompting her to question whether Rain was concealing something from her.
Elsewhere, Mallory stumbled upon the soiled clothes in Roy's bathroom, a stark reminder of the previous night's events. She was taken aback to learn that Horace had mandated the presence of all staff members on Kimmie's inaugural day.
As Horace prepared to depart for the treatment center, he entrusted Angel with the care of Kimmie. Horace confided in Angel that he was now free from the shackles of debt and could leave whenever he pleased. Angel, in a moment of vulnerability, wondered if Horace could consider staying and living at his mansion. The two shared an emotional exchange, culminating in Horace gifting Angel one of his cherished watches.
In a private farewell, Horace bid Kimmie adieu before embarking on his journey to the treatment facility. Meanwhile, at Charles' residence, Varney stumbled upon Dustin lurking around and promptly ordered him to leave. When Charles discovered Varney's actions, he insisted that Dustin stay. Varney, undeterred, reminded Charles of an impending meeting, but Charles stood his ground.
As Alex chauffeured Horace to the airport, Horace instructed the driver to keep a watchful eye on proceedings. Mallory arrived at the mansion, eager to meet Kimmie and eager to assert her dominance. She attempted to belittle Kimmie and her friends, but Kimmie stood her ground, challenging Mallory to a face-off at the office.
Simultaneously, Andy appeared outside Charles' house, and Dustin, unaware of the impending danger, let him inside. Andy's henchmen swiftly subdued Charles, subjecting him to a brutal beating. After a fierce struggle, Charles managed to break free and, in a desperate act of self-defense, used a gun to kill Dustin and the two assailants, bringing the episode to a dramatic and violent close.
