Candace is at the bank, trying to convince the loan officer, Lloyd Bowman, to bypass the waiting period and immediately give her the millions she needs to pay off Warlock. Luckily for Candace, the banker has been agreeable enough to expedite the large cash sum that Candace needs to save her brother's life.
Just then, Warlock sends Candace a live video feed of himself sitting across from Benny at the tow yard. It's clear that Benny has no idea that Warlock is brandishing a gun and is prepared to shoot him if Candace fails to come through with his money.
Candace calls Warlock in a panic. When he answers, she asks Mr. Bowman to get on the line and confirm that the money is on its way. The banker does as Candace asks, but Warlock only seems to grow more aggravated, unsure whether Candace has said too much.
To prove that the banker knows nothing about the ransom situation, Candace takes back her phone and talks to Warlock in a casual tone, fabricating a fantastic (and less sordid) story to explain their need to have so much money so quickly: They're headed to Las Vegas, and Warlock, whom she calls Baby, has a plane waiting to take off on the tarmac, ready to sweep the couple off to Sin City and to a big prizefight that War is promoting.
"I'm on my way, Baby," Candace says into the phone. "Just hold on, okay?"
Warlock hangs up the phone, and Benny, who has overheard Warlock's side of the conversation, wants to know what all the drama's about. "You got one of them tricks acting up, huh?" Benny asks.
With a malevolent look on his face, Warlock plays along.
"Better put your foot down, bro," Benny says with a chuckle, completely unaware of the mortal threat the man sitting across from him poses.
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