[ Door opens ] >> Diane: [ Gasps ]
>> Jack: Hey. What's wrong?
>> Jeremy: Detective. You on a coffee break or off
the clock? >> Chance: I heard you managed
to get out somehow. You want to explain what you're
doing back in Genoa City? >> Jeremy: You're not worried,
are you? Because I'm not here to cause
trouble for you or the GCPD. And I'm certainly not harboring
any hard feelings about that false arrest.
I don't blame you for that. >> Chance: Well, that's real big
of you, Stark, given there was credible evidence.
>> Jeremy: Yeah. And you were just as much a
victim of the setup as I was. You were duped by the planted
evidence, and you were only taking orders from the
Chicago Police Department. Isn't Diane's new protector,
Jack Abbott, also your wife's uncle?
Families shouldn't be playing so dirty, right?
Oh, I'm sorry. Did I hit a sore spot?
And Abbott -- well, he isn't your family anymore, is he?
And I heard through the rumor mill that Ms. Newman is now your
ex-wife. [ Sighs ]
♪♪ ♪♪
>> Heather: Okay, and you gathered a lot of gifts.
>> Lucy: I think have everything.
>> Heather: Do we need to buy a new suitcase?
>> Lucy: I don't think so. >> Heather: Lucky duck.
>> Lucy: I am, like, a really good packer.
>> Heather: Can you help me? >> Lucy: Sure.
>> Heather: Can I outsource my packing?
>> Lucy: [ Giggles ] >> Daniel: There's my two
favorite people. >> Lucy: Hi, Dad.
>> Daniel: Hey. I'm glad I got a chance to see
you before you head back to Lisbon.
How was your visit with Paul and Christine?
>> Lucy: It was good. >> Heather: Of course you would
say that. They spoiled her rotten.
But now vacation time has come to an end, and it is back to
work and school for us girls. >> Daniel: Hey, look, I totally
understand. The two of you have full lives.
>> Heather: You have a pretty full life, too.
You're building something new and wonderful here in
Genoa City. That's -- That's really
something to be proud of. >> Daniel: Thank you.
I hope you know that, um, I wish nothing but happiness for you.
>> Heather: I appreciate that. And, truly, I want the same for
you, too. >> Nate: I am so glad we were
able to catch this quick meal together before your late-night
shift. >> Elena: Yes.
Take-out for dinner was a smart idea, and it was sweet of you to
get all my favorites, even though you had to go to two
different places to do it. >> Nate: I wanted to do
something special for you. You know, we need to grab these
moments when we can. I've got to head back out soon
myself. >> Elena: Yeah?
You going back to the office? >> Nate: Yeah, but I want to
make a stop first. I asked Lily to meet me at
Society. >> Elena: Lily?
That's surprising, considering all the tension between you two.
What's the topic? >> Nate: Devon.
>> Elena: Devon? Well, Devon lives right across
the hall, so if you have something to discuss with him,
why not walk over and knock instead of going to Lily?
>> Nate: Because I sense a major showdown looming between her and
Devon. [ Door opens ]
>> Devon: Hey, pretty lady. >> Abby: Hi.
>> Devon: What are you doing back here?
>> Abby: Mwah! Well, Dominic is with Louise,
so I thought maybe the two of us could go grab a bite to eat.
>> Devon: Oh, man. That sounds great, but I have
way too much work to do. I got to get these documents
together for Christine. >> Abby: Well, I'm sure she
doesn't need them immediately. Come on. Take a break.
God only knows you need it. >> Devon: That's not an option,
though. She does need them immediately.
I told her I'd get them to her as soon as possible.
And you know this is a priority. >> Abby: [ Sighs ]
Yes, I know it's a priority, but...
Look, I'm just trying to distract you from all the stress
that you're under. You haven't been eating well or
sleeping. You can't keep this up.
I'm worried that you're pushing yourself too hard.
>> Diane: I'm -- I'm fine now. I'm just a little on edge.
I was upstairs, and I heard the doorbell ring.
And then by the time I got down here, somebody had just dropped
this off. >> Jack: No return address,
no postage, no anything. >> Diane: Yeah, someone just
left it. You know, at first I thought it
was for Harrison, but then after seeing my name, those smiley
faces became a bit more ominous. >> Jack: You think this is from
Stark? >> Diane: Yeah, it's just like
Jeremy. You know, it's one of his sick
little games. >> Jack: Well, if this is from
him, this is a pretty juvenile attempt to scare you.
>> Diane: Well, clowns are juvenile, too, but it doesn't
mean I want to watch a horror movie about one.
No, he is twisted and he is dangerous and he loves
inflicting misery and that's why I haven't opened it.
>> Jack: You think he would send something that could harm you?
>> Diane: Well, I have no idea at this point.
But, Jack, we did get the man arrested, and he's out again
already, so who knows what he's going to do for revenge?
>> Jack: You can't let him get under your skin.
That's just what he's expecting. >> Diane: I know. I know.
And I hate that I'm feeling threatened by him again.
>> Jack: Trust me, you are safe here with me.
Security is always on standby. I can alert them to be more
vigilant. >> Diane: [ Sighs ]
>> Jack: I am not going to allow that man to insinuate himself
into our psyches again. >> Chance: What game you trying
to play, Stark? >> Jeremy: Hey, I'm just trying
to have an idle conversation here, okay?
I didn't know I struck a nerve. Large coffee to go, please.
Thank you. >> Chance: Let me make one thing
very clear to you. My personal life is none of your
damn concern. You got it?
Now, as for this claim that you were set up, as you just pointed
out, the crime took place outside my jurisdiction.
So, if you have any complaints about how the case was handled,
take it up with Chicago P.D. Go play victim with them.
>> Jeremy: Well, I'm out of jail now, and the case didn't hold up
long enough for an indictment, so I don't want to talk another
minute about that fiasco. But you -- you seem to be
dealing with intense frustration.
>> Chance: Don't act like you know me.
>> Jeremy: I did a little check-up on you, and I got to
tell you, you're one hell of a detective.
Your background is quite impressive.
The long history of law enforcement and your service to
your country indicates that you've -- that you've given
your life to upholding law and order.
Now, you must have been livid when you realized that one of
Genoa City's so-called upstanding citizens,
Jack Abbott, used you that way. >> Chance: You know what I find
odd? That you would come back here,
given how your last visit turned out.
Now, I can only assume that you're here for one reason, and
that's to cause more trouble. And it is my job, Stark, to warn
you that that would be a very bad idea.
>> Jeremy: Hey, take it easy, Detective.
I don't intend to do anything of the sort.
I'm just here to enjoy the warmth and the -- thank you --
generosity of your lovely little city.
>> Devon: I've just been worried about this lawsuit and the
potential damage that it's gonna do to my company or to my
relationship with Lily 'cause I know it's a big risk to go to
court. >> Abby: I just wish that Lily
could see what this suit is doing to you.
It's eating you alive. >> Devon: Yeah, I don't think it
would make a difference 'cause she's only worried about money
right now and losing a valuable commodity, so...
>> Abby: [ Scoffs ] And that commodity is you,
your sibling bond. I just wish the two of you
could -- >> Devon: I know. I know.
Believe me, I -- I just need to get control of my
company first, and then I can worry about fixing our
relationship. >> Abby: But what if it's too
late? >> Elena: I still don't
understand why you need to talk to Lily about Devon.
>> Nate: I can't help feeling kind of guilty about what's been
happening. Maybe my actions or the
accusations I aimed at Devon set this whole battle in motion.
>> Elena: How so? >> Nate: I was the first to
point out that Devon didn't want to share leadership of his
company with anyone. Lily didn't see it at first, but
I think she finally started to notice those same signs.
And now, if there's conflict between the two of them over
leadership of Chancellor-Winters, I can't help
feeling somewhat responsible for lighting that fuse.
>> Elena: Yeah, but you're basing all of this on a rumor.
And I think you know you can't rely on that.
>> Nate: There's something else. >> Elena: I'm listening.
>> Nate: I saw Christine leaving Devon's earlier, and it didn't
look like a social call. So that's why I think I should
talk with Lily and see if there's anything I can do to
help diffuse the situation. >> Elena: I'm sorry, Nate, but
this sounds like a terrible idea.
>> Heather: Excuse me. I need to call a car to take us
to the airport. So, I'll be right back.
>> Daniel: [ Sighs ] >> Lucy: I can't believe you're
wearing it. >> Daniel: Yeah, it makes me
feel closer to you. I hope you know how much our
talk meant to me. It's a big deal that you felt
like you could be honest about how my actions in Savannah hurt
and upset you. >> Lucy: We don't have to get
into all that again. I feel better now that I had the
chance to tell you. >> Daniel: Well, let's keep up
that communication. I meant it.
I meant it when I promised that we could have more talks and
video chats anytime. And, um, you know, maybe when
you're ready, we could plan another visit?
It could be here, there, anywhere you want.
No pressure, by the way. It's all on your timetable.
Just... How does that sound?
>> Lucy: Good. >> Daniel: I-I want you to
always be able to talk to me, even if it means calling me out.
Although hopefully in the future, you know, the only
things you have to complain about are my dad jokes and my
fashion faux pas. >> Lucy: [ Chuckles ]
I'll be sure to let you know. >> Daniel: Good.
'Cause I'm determined to earn your trust back and my place in
your life. >> Lucy: Will you share your
Princess Louisa game with me while you're working on it?
Maybe I could even be part of the team that tests it out?
>> Daniel: I would like that a lot.
>> Lucy: I have a feeling you're waiting to see if it's okay to
hug me. >> Daniel: [ Laughs ] Yeah.
Uh, you know, I didn't want to push --
Oh. [ Chuckles ] Whoa.
>> Heather: The car will be here in a minute, so...
we should probably get going. >> Lucy: I'll call you.
We can video-chat when I get home.
>> Nate: Why would you think talking to Lily is a bad idea?
You were the one pushing me to smooth things over with Devon.
You even conspired with Abby to get Devon and me to spend
Christmastime together. >> Elena: Yes, Abby and I tried
to do everything that we could to help heal your family.
Or at least put some of those negative feelings aside.
>> Nate: And it worked, for a moment.
It gave us a chance to remember the love and the deep family
history we share. And for a moment, it felt like
we were starting to repair things little by little.
But, Elena, that feels like a lifetime ago.
Devon and I are cousins who act more like strangers.
I mean, we live across the hall from each other, and we hardly
speak. How much longer can that go on?
>> Elena: Nate, I would love for this family feud to end, too.
But I really think you need to consider that you might be doing
more harm than good. Whatever your cousins are going
through, that is their business. >> Nate: But they're my family.
I can't sit back and watch them be ripped apart like this.
>> Elena: I really hope you reconsider.
>> Nate: Elena, I just have this gut feeling that my mother would
want me to do anything I could to stop this.
Trust me. This is something I have to do.
>> Devon: Listen, I hear you, but this lawsuit has to resolve
itself before I can think about doing anything else.
And I can't turn back now, you know, 'cause Lily and I -- we've
pleaded our cases to each other and neither one of us want to
budge. So the lines have been drawn.
>> Abby: There just has to be another way to resolve this.
>> Devon: If you know one, tell me, honestly, 'cause I don't
know what else to do. But I know that family is as
important to you as it is to me, which is why I'm fighting so
hard to protect this company that belongs to our family.
Lily's fighting for a company that she just runs.
She's not even connected to it. >> Abby: Look, I get it.
And I know that this runs deep. I see how much pain it's causing
you, but... Look, I support you no matter
what. I just wish that it wasn't so
hostile. >> Devon: I know. I do, too.
And I thank you for that. But I also appreciate you being
honest with me, and I like that you can call me out when you
think I need to hear something. >> Abby: Well, we've always been
that for each other. >> Devon: I know that.
That's why I trust you more than anybody else in my life.
[ Cellphone pings ] >> Abby: [ Sighs ] Sorry.
That is a meeting that I have to get to.
Um, I have to go. >> Devon: That's alright.
Don't apologize at all. But, listen, I will take your
advice, and I promise I will rest and take care of myself.
>> Abby: Good. I care about you.
That's all I was trying to say. [ Both laugh ]
>> Diane: So, how are we going to deal with Jeremy this time?
I won't have you engaging in any more nefarious plots against
him. Our last attempt to get him out
of our lives caused so much tension between Kyle and Summer,
and I won't go through that again or bring any more danger
to this family, especially now that I'm living here.
[ Doorbell rings ] >> Jack: Chance.
What a surprise. >> Chance: May I come in?
>> Jack: Please. >> Diane: Hello, Chance.
>> Chance: Oh, great. You're both here.
This will save me a trip. Well, I wanted to come by today
to tell you that I ran into Jeremy Stark.
Now, I assume that you've heard he's out of prison.
Well, now he's back in town, as well.
And I got the feeling he's got his mind set on causing all
kinds of problems. >> Jack: We've already crossed
paths with him, but thank you for the warning.
>> Chance: Actually, Jack, this warning goes both ways.
>> Jack: Meaning what? >> Chance: Well, as much as I
think Stark is trouble, I could not deny his suspicions about
this burglary case ring true. And this whole thing has left me
with a very bad taste. So I will be watching Stark,
but I will also be watching you, too.
I've warned him, and now I'm warning you.
If you have any ideas about handling Stark yourselves,
don't. Don't even think about it.
>> Elena: Abby. >> Abby: Hi.
>> Elena: Hey. I'm glad I ran into you.
I was actually thinking about calling you.
>> Abby: Really? You were? Why?
>> Elena: It's about Devon and Nate.
You have a minute to chat? >> Abby: Um, you know what?
Actually, I was gonna go to a meeting, but, um, I can postpone
it. If there is any way I can help
mend relationships in Devon's family, I would love to help.
I thought the two of us made some headway at Christmas.
>> Elena: Yeah, me too, but I guess that stalled, and now I'm
a little concerned that Nate's about to make things much worse.
>> Phyllis: Hey, I saw Heather and Lucy on their way to the
airport. >> Daniel: [ Sighs ]
>> Phyllis: I guess you said your goodbyes.
>> Daniel: Yep. >> Phyllis: Hey, I know what
it's like to be distant from your child.
I really do. Physically and emotionally.
Oh, it is brutal. It is so brutal.
Hey, but at least they've seen how you've turned your life
around. They don't have to hear about it
from Portugal. They saw it firsthand.
>> Daniel: That's not much comfort.
>> Phyllis: They will come around.
Definitely Lucy will because that bond with family -- boy,
that is strong, especially the bond between parent and child.
That is so strong. That can withstand anything.
>> Daniel: Are you talking about me and Lucy, hmm?
Or is this about you, as usual? >> Abby: Okay, so, what's going
on with Nate? Why does he have you so worried?
>> Elena: Well, apparently, Nate heard a rumor from a former
colleague at Chancellor-Winters that there's been a lot of
tension between Devon and Lily. So he's decided to put himself
in the middle of whatever they're going through.
>> Abby: Oh, no. >> Elena: Yeah.
So I was hoping you'd be able to shed some light onto what's
going on so I have some idea what Nate's walking into.
>> Abby: Look, I'm worried about Devon, too.
I just... I really don't want to betray
his confidence. >> Elena: I understand.
And maybe I'm overstepping by coming to you.
I was just thinking if there's a chance for us to prevent any
worse family rupture, then we should do everything that we
can. >> Abby: Well, I guess this is
all gonna be public knowledge soon enough.
Devon is suing Chancellor-Winters to regain
control of his company. >> Nate: Thanks for coming.
I wasn't sure you'd show up. >> Lily: Yeah, I wasn't so sure
myself. So, how are things at Newman?
>> Nate: I'm starting to settle in.
The work is interesting. >> Lily: Oh! That's amazing.
>> Nate: [ Chuckles ] Yeah, it's, uh -- it's challenging,
though. But I feel like I'm up for it.
So, uh, what about you? How are things on your end?
>> Lily: Yeah. You know what? I can't do this small talk, so
I'm gonna go back to work. >> Nate: Lily, wait, wait, wait.
I-I didn't call you here to talk about work.
I wanted to see you because we're family and so I can ask
you about how things are going with Devon.
>> Lily: What about Devon? >> Nate: Well, I saw Christine
leaving his place, and from what I could tell, it didn't look
like she was there to have coffee or visit Dom.
And I've been hearing rumors that there's tension going on
in the company. Listen, I'm worried, and I --
and I'm hoping I could help. >> Lily: [ Scoffs ]
>> Jack: Believe me, Chance, Stark is the one you want to be
watching. Diane found this at our front
door today. We are convinced it's another
attempt on his part to play mind games with us.
>> Chance: [ Sighs ] Okay. I see you didn't open it.
>> Jack: I have no intention of opening it.
I can't imagine there's anything of significance here.
This is a cheap provocation, and we're not going to buy into his
garbage. >> Chance: Damn it, Jack, this
is exactly what I'm talking about.
If you think that Stark sent this to you, why didn't you
notify the police? Why is it just sitting in your
living room? >> Diane: Well, I didn't think
it was anything harmful. Direct violence doesn't seem to
be what Jeremy has in mind. >> Chance: And what you think he
intends? >> Diane: Well, I get the
feeling that this is some sort of slow psychological torture.
He wants to keep us guessing about what his next move is.
But you know what? I'm not -- I'm not playing that
game. I-I can't take it.
I want to know now. >> Chance: No, no! Stop! Stop!
[ Sighs ]
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Diane: [ Chuckles ] Jeremy always did love a good mystery
novel. "The Invisible Heist," one of
his favorites, about a jewel thief.
>> Chance: Clever of him. >> Diane: Yeah, it's one of his
sick little games. >> Chance: Okay, listen to me.
If this man is as dangerous as you seem to think, you need to
bring something like this to us. I mean, damn, what is the point
of being a cop if everyone in this town is just gonna run
around and do whatever the hell they want?
It's unbelievable. It is not your job to figure out
his next move. Do you understand me?
Now, if he does anything else, if he sends any more mysterious
packages, anything, you let us handle it.
No engaging, no more games, nothing preemptive.
Understood? I assume you have security on
call, yeah? >> Jack: Yes.
>> Chance: Great. Now, if he makes a definitive
threat, if he does anything credibly dangerous, we can
provide you with extra protection, but you have to
promise me to let us deal with him.
>> Diane: The last thing I want is for Jeremy to know that I'm
working with the police again. >> Chance: I don't care!
I don't care! Alert me if he crosses the line.
Is that clear? [ Sighs ]
>> Diane: [ Scoffs ] [ Door closes ]
Come on. By the time Jeremy makes another
real threat, it'll be too late for Chance or the police
department or anybody else to intervene.
>> Phyllis: This isn't about me. I know that. Um...
Listen, I'm -- I'm just telling you, as a parent, I understand.
I empathize. >> Daniel: [ Chuckles ]
You know, the only reason you empathize is because you've been
screwing up as a parent lately. So, I'm sorry if I see your
empathy as a not-so-subtle message for me to forgive you
for meddling in my life. I'm just supposed to overlook
the fact that you flew thousands of miles to go and butt in where
you weren't wanted after I specifically told you not to.
>> Phyllis: Listen, I-I realize the way that you're acting
toward me is just a reaction to losing Heather and Lucy.
But I want you to know that I can take it, alright?
I can take the brunt of your anger because that's what
mothers do. >> Daniel: Oh, wow. Wow.
Who are you, huh? Saint Phyllis all of a sudden?
Oh, my God. The way that you literally
cannot think about anyone or anything else is getting so old.
You can't even admit that what you did was wrong, can you?
No, I didn't think so. Yes, I am hurt.
Yes, I am in pain. But part of that is because of
you. You just can't see it, can you?
It's sad. >> Jeremy: Mnh, mnh, mnh.
That is sad. I feel for you, Phyllis.
I really do. It's pretty rough being attacked
from all sides. >> Elena: Wow.
Suing Chancellor-Winters is a drastic move.
>> Abby: Look, I don't want to get into the specifics, but Lily
and Devon both feel like the other is being unreasonable, and
I'm just really worried that this is gonna get ugly.
>> Elena: Yeah, me too. Devon and Lily's relationship
has been rock-solid since I've known them.
I would hate for them to lose that.
>> Abby: But now I have to ask. What's Nate up to that has you
so worried? >> Elena: [ Sighs ]
He's convinced that he can mediate or smooth things over
by talking to Lily. >> Abby: [ Sighs ] I wish.
No, Lily and I both tried to talk to Devon.
We tried to get him to accept a compromise, but he wouldn't do
it. So now Lily has her heels dug
in, just like Devon does. >> Elena: Yeah, they're both
incredibly stubborn. >> Abby: I wish there was a way
that Nate could help repair the relationship between his
cousins, but I'm just afraid that he could also make things
a lot worse. >> Lily: Nate, I am not gonna
sit here and speculate about Christine and Devon with you
because it's none of your business.
>> Nate: Lily, this is not about business.
This is strictly about family. I can't help but feel guilty
about some of the things I've been hearing, the accusations I
leveled at Devon about him not being able to let go of his
partnership with Neil. >> Lily: I'm sorry.
Do you think that by trying to magically fix things that all of
a sudden you're gonna be forgiven?
>> Nate: I know it's not that simple, but --
>> Lily: Listen to me. You betrayed your own family, so
you are no longer my family. So, whatever is going on between
Devon and me is none of your business, so stay out of it.
>> Devon: What's going on, guys? >> Lily: What -- I'm --
[ Chuckles ] I'm sorry. Is this your doing?
Are you trying to call us both here so that you can try to play
hero and mediate after you betrayed both of us?
>> Nate: Hold on. I had no clue he was coming
here, and I certainly didn't invite him.
>> Lily: Okay, you know what? >> Nate: But since both of
you -- >> Lily: Nope, nope, nope.
You guys can talk. I'm getting out of here.
>> Devon: Hang on a second. Hang on one second.
I didn't come here to talk to him.
I don't know what this is about. I have nothing to say to him
after what he did to us. >> Lily: I find it really ironic
that you find yourself superior to Nate because he betrayed us
when that's exactly what you are doing by trying to take back
Hamilton-Winters. It's selfish, and it's the exact
opposite of what Dad would have wanted.
>> Devon: You never even did business with Neil the way I
did. >> Lily: Really?
Well, you know what I do know? He would have wanted us to solve
this as a family and not fight it out in court.
>> Devon: Okay, stop fighting me then.
>> Nate: Hold on, you two. Hey, look, it's getting a
little out of hand, okay? >> Lily: Nate, stay out of it.
It is none of your business. [ Sighs ] I'm done.
>> Jack: I hate that Stark was released so quickly.
I hate that he's back in town so soon.
Most of all, I hate that he has you unsettled all over again.
>> Diane: I am concerned that his return has stirred up all
kinds of trouble, especially Chance's suspicions about us.
[ Sighs ] >> Jack: I have a thought.
>> Diane: No. Whatever it is, the answer is
no. I don't want you taking this on.
I won't let you. And you heard what Chance said.
We can't try to handle Jeremy on our own, especially now, after
we've been warned. >> Jack: You're right.
You're right. But hear me out.
What if we just removed ourselves as targets?
I mean, just until we find out how to deal with Stark, what if
we just short-circuited his whole psy-ops game by going
away? >> Diane: Where?
>> Jack: A secret trip. Just the two of us.
We turn this whole ordeal into a romantic getaway.
What do you say? >> Phyllis: I'm not interested
in your pity, okay? Especially when it comes to my
son. >> Jeremy: Fair enough.
Why don't we keep our focus on Diane then?
>> Phyllis: Okay, I have no interest in aligning with you
and whatever scheme you have planned that you came back in
town to execute. See, it may seem like I'm at my
breaking point to you... but I am not.
And, yeah, it does bother me that Diane has conned so many
people in town and they believe she's an angel, while I keep on
getting in trouble for trying to take her down.
>> Jeremy: My, Diane really gets under your skin.
>> Phyllis: When it seems like I don't have options is when I
double down. And I don't need someone like
you to help me. I know how to get what I want.
>> Jeremy: Hmm. How about...
I could offer you a plan that would guarantee bringing Diane
down and at the same time giving you an escape from all the blame
and hate that you've been receiving all the time now,
even from your own son.
>> Phyllis: I don't need an escape from anything.
My relationships with people in my life that matter are just
fine. I don't need you.
Keep your schemes to yourself. I'm not interested.
>> Jeremy: Right. And you keep telling yourself
that. >> Diane: I like the sound of
that -- a romantic getaway -- but do you really think we can
escape? >> Jack: Sure we can.
>> Diane: Jack, even if we go someplace that Jeremy can't find
us, he's -- he's already gotten into my head.
>> Jack: Stark can only rattle us if we allow it.
I am not going to let him rain on our happiness.
Hey, trust me. I will handle everything.
>> Diane: [ Exhales sharply ] >> Devon: I just came here to
get a drink, but I don't really like the atmosphere, so I'm
gonna excuse myself. >> Nate: Devon, wait.
Is it true you're trying to break up Chancellor-Winters?
>> Devon: That's none of your business.
>> Nate: Well, this is gonna piss you off even more because
it is my business. Someone needs to talk some sense
into both you and Lily. >> Devon: Is that right?
Is that gonna be you? >> Nate: Well, since you both
are already mad at me, I figured I have nothing left to lose in
trying. So I'm gonna say my piece
because you have something amazing with Chancellor-Winters.
Neil wouldn't want you to destroy that or your bond.
>> Devon: You don't get to talk to me about Neil 'cause you
barely knew him. So, the next time you have
something to say about Neil, keep it to yourself.
[ Door closes ] >> Daniel: Hey.
>> Lily: Hi. Sorry, I don't really feel like
talking right now. >> Daniel: Yeah. That's good.
That's fine. I don't really feel like talking
right now, either. Is it okay if we don't talk in
the same place, though? 'Cause, you know, being here
gives me a sense of peace that I could really use after the day I
had. >> Lily: Sure.
[ Breathes deeply ] Actually, if you don't mind, I
kind of could use someone to talk to right now.
>> Daniel: Yeah. I can do that.
I can at least listen. [ Chuckles ]
[ Breathes deeply ] >> Lily: Why is family so hard?
>> Daniel: [ Scoffs ] [ Sighs ]
Nope. Sorry. I don't have any answers for
that at the moment. >> Next week on
"The Young and the Restless"... >> Devon: Like I said on the
phone, you got 30 minutes to say whatever you want to say to me.
And try not to lie. >> Tucker: So, I'm here with a
proposition that could change your life.
>> Adam: And if you're telling me the truth, that you have a
huge opportunity and you're not just stringing me along, I would
like to hear your plan right now.
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