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‘Power Book II: Ghost’ Recap: Monet Has To Put The “Family First” After Cane’s Bonehead Decisions

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It's homecoming at Stansfield, and that means families are flooding the campus. Riq sees this as an opportunity to make some serious money, despite feeling left out because of his family situation. Meanwhile, the Tejada family is still having issues thanks to Cane's bad decisions.

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