>> Audra: Hey.
>> Victoria: Hello.
Um, I was looking for Nate.
I have some follow-up notes about something
we discussed earlier.
Do you happen to know where he went?
>> Audra: Uh, he ran out not too long ago.
He was, uh, running late for some couple's time
he and Elena had planned.
You know, Nate is such a sweet guy, right?
He's always working hard to balance his career with romance.
[ Sighs ] If only all men could be like
him, right?
In my book, that man's a keeper.
Elena is such a lucky woman.
>> Nate: Hey.
Sorry I am late.
My meeting with Victoria ran long, but it was worth it.
Totally exhilarating.
I'm talking, even when we're on opposite
sides of an issue, somehow we still inspire each other.
The synergy between us is unreal.
>> Elena: "Unreal."
That's how you describe your relationship with your boss?
>> Nate: Of course.
We have much more than an employer/employee relationship.
>> Elena: How much more?
Look, Nate, I'm glad that you're enjoying your work,
but tell me, what's going on with you and Victoria?
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>> Kyle: There you are.
I was worried when you didn't come back to the office.
Look at you.
Even with the weight of the world on your shoulders,
you still somehow manage to look as lovely as ever.
>> Summer: Must be all the Jabot products.
>> Kyle: That smile didn't exactly reach your eyes.
Are you worried about my parents fleeing town?
Or Jeremy Stark?
Or maybe it's your dad's strange relationship with Sally?
Or are you concerned about the safety
and well-being of our son?
>> Summer: How about all of the above?
>> Kyle: I know there's a lot going on right now,
but we'll work through it.
>> Summer: How?
How are we going to work through this, Kyle?
I mean, I...
I'm trying to stay positive, but there's so much going on,
and I haven't even told you about the run-in that
I had with my mom earlier today.
>> Kyle: What happened with Phyllis?
>> Summer: I just have a bad feeling.
>> Kyle: About what?
>> Summer: I thought that she was letting go of her obsession
with Diane, she was going to focus on rebuilding her
relationships with me and Daniel.
But now that that doesn't seem to be working out for her,
>> Kyle: Mm-hmm, her focus is back on my mother.
>> Summer: Yeah.
>> Jack: That must be a very good page.
>> Diane: What's that?
>> Jack: You've been on that same page for 20 minutes.
>> Diane: [ Sighs ] I'm sorry, Jack.
I'm just...
I'm having a hard time focusing.
I have this terrible feeling in the pit of my stomach
that something's wrong.
I mean, we're here, relaxing in the cabin, safe and sound,
but back home, there's a storm coming.
>> Jeremy: [ Scoffs ] Amazing.
Diane and Jack went to all that trouble to convince us
they went on some extravagant world tour, but they never left
Wisconsin?
>> Phyllis: They're in a little rustic cabin in the woods
just up the highway.
>> Jeremy: Did they really think they could get away with this?
Oh, that's so brazen.
Well, if nothing else, they're quite clever.
>> Phyllis: They think they're clever.
>> Jeremy: Yeah, they also think they're untouchable.
It's time to prove them wrong.
>> Phyllis: Alright, we can't rush into this.
We got to make sure all our angles are covered.
There's no room for failure.
You know that, right?
>> Jeremy: Okay, I've thought through every detail.
It's a point of pride for me.
>> Phyllis: I understand that, but I have a lot more to lose
than you do.
>> Jeremy: Well, it sounds like you've been thinking about this,
so I'm sure you have some suggestions.
>> Phyllis: I do.
But I need you to know something.
When I'm in, I'm in 100%.
There's nobody in this town that is more resourceful than I am
in getting what they want.
Do you get that?
>> Jeremy: Oh, that's good to hear.
So what do we do first?
>> Phyllis: Your plan is good.
I think it's very solid.
But this is the thing.
This is the Abbott cabin that they're staying at.
They know everything about it.
They know the whole lay of the land up there.
>> Jeremy: Okay, so you're saying we need to even the
playing field?
>> Phyllis: I'm saying we need to lure them back here.
>> Jeremy: Well, if you want them back, there are plenty of
things I can do to get them back here.
>> Phyllis: I know that, but I want to be very clear on this.
Very, very clear.
My family can't get hurt.
My daughter, Kyle, Harrison, they can't be used as pawns.
>> Jeremy: Okay, so how are we going to get them to come back
to town?
>> Phyllis: We make them think that the dangerous element
has disappeared.
We basically do the same thing to them that they did to you,
but we do it better.
We do it much better.
>> Nate: What's going on between me and Victoria?
What are you talking about?
Where is this coming from?
>> Elena: I ran into Audra at Crimson Lights,
and what started off as casual conversation turned into
something rather enlightening.
>> Nate: Okay, enlighten me.
What did she have to say?
>> Elena: Audra noticed an interesting dynamic developing
between you and Victoria, something that crosses
the boundaries of a normal employee/employer relationship.
You know, more personal than professional?
>> Nate: No, I don't know.
>> Elena: I haven't accused you of anything, Nate, but I need
you to be straight with me.
>> Nate: Always.
Look, trust me, the only thing that's going on between me
and Victoria is business.
She's my boss, and I admire her, the way her mind works,
her business acumen.
Look, I am learning a lot from her, and I won't deny that
we work well together, okay?
She encourages me to grow and expand.
Nothing, and I mean nothing like the way I was stifled and
dismissed at Chancellor-Winters.
I don't understand why we have to go through this again.
I thought you understood my relationship with Victoria,
and, honestly, I thought you appreciated it.
>> Victoria: You know, I have to agree with you.
Elena is very fortunate to have a man like Nate in her life, but
I feel like I'm very lucky to have him as an employee.
And you're lucky, too, aren't you?
>> Audra: I am, yes.
>> Victoria: You know, your instincts were correct about
Tucker.
I paid a visit to Devon, and he all but confirmed Tucker
offering McCall to him.
>> Audra: I know the man quite well.
>> Victoria: That's exactly what I'm counting on.
I need you to let me know what you think his next move might
be.
>> Audra: Well, if my instincts are on point,
when Tucker doesn't get his way, he either fights harder,
gets angry, or moves on to something else.
It all just depends on his mood at the time.
>> Victoria: So it's possible that he could get fed up with
Devon if his offer isn't getting the kind of traction
that he's looking for.
>> Audra: Yeah, his attention span lasts as long as
his desire for something and his certainty he can get it.
So he could very well get tired of waiting for Devon.
>> Victoria: Alright.
So then we push him in that direction.
We find something to distract him, something with a big
payoff.
We draw his focus away from Devon, so maybe he'll
forget about that plan, and then Newman will be right there
to make the deal.
>> Jack: Talk to me.
What brought this on?
>> Diane: Thank you. I -- I don't want to ruin our time
here together.
>> Jack: You're not ruining anything.
I could see something was on your mind.
I wanted to give you the space to work through it on your own.
>> Diane: Well, I appreciate that.
Jack, it's been lovely here with you, It's been peaceful,
it's been really romantic, but something happened today.
>> Jack: What?
>> Diane: Well, while you were out, a strange call came in on
the landline, and it has me rattled.
>> Jack: Who was it?
What did they say?
>> Diane: Well, that's just it.
By the time I answered it, no one was there.
I can't stop thinking it was Jeremy.
>> Jack: There's no way Stark would know we are here.
>> Diane: Yeah, but what if he found us and he's heard my voice
and he's on his way here?
Or -- Or worse yet, what if he's using our family
as some sort of leverage?
>> Jack: Okay, you are letting your fear and imagination run
wild.
Wrong numbers, bad connections, hang-ups --
that happens all the time.
>> Diane: I realize that.
But there's a possibility that Jeremy got some information
and pieced it together.
The first thing he'd do is to call to see if I'd answer.
>> Jack: That's a pretty long shot, Diane.
>> Diane: Well, maybe, maybe not.
But if he knows we're here, then he knows that we're not
home to protect our family.
Jack, we have left our family just sitting in the cross hairs.
>> Kyle: Did Phyllis say something specific
about going after my mom?
>> Summer: Nothing specific, no, but she seemed really
interested in Diane and Jack.
>> Kyle: How so?
>> Summer: [ Sighs ] Well, it started with her saying
that she bought a present for Harrison.
>> Kyle: Okay.
Nothing wrong with that.
Unless she's trying to find her way in through
an innocent child.
>> Summer: Exactly.
So she said she wanted to bring the gift by the house,
but that Jack and Diane wouldn't want to see her there.
And then she asked all of these questions like, "Are they home?
Where are they?
How long are they going to be gone for?"
All these questions that had nothing to do with Harrison
and were none of her business.
>> Kyle: Could that just be Phyllis being nosy.
That would be in character, wouldn't it?
>> Summer: I guess.
>> Kyle: Isn't it possible that she's just digging
because she always likes to be in the loop?
>> Summer: It's possible, but, Kyle, we need to be vigilant.
We're in a dangerous situation with Stark, and my mom
is acting suspicious.
I don't know.
Just something doesn't sit right with me.
>> Phyllis: Oh, good.
There you are.
>> Summer: Mom, it's really not a good time.
>> Phyllis: It's very, very important.
>> Summer: We're not going to tell you where Jack and Diane
are, so please just stop trying.
>> Phyllis: Listen, listen, I know you don't want to talk to
me.
You don't want to be seen with me.
I get it. I get it.
But I wouldn't be trying to track you down if it wasn't
completely necessary.
>> Summer: What's completely necessary that you need to talk
to us about?
>> Phyllis: It's about Jeremy Stark.
He's on his way right now to Paris to find Jack and Diane,
and this time -- this time, he thinks he will
absolutely find them.
>> Summer: What?
>> Kyle: But how is it you know this?
>> Phyllis: Listen, um, I don't blame you for asking me that.
I don't blame you at all.
I'm going to be 100% honest with you two.
Okay? Really.
Ever since Jeremy Stark got into town,
he has been hounding me.
I mean, almost obsessed with me, asking me to team up with him
to exact revenge on Diane.
>> Summer: Are you serious?
>> Phyllis: Yes.
Yes. 100% serious.
I flat out told him no, but it's the truth.
>> Kyle: Why are we just finding out about this now?
>> Phyllis: Well, I didn't think you'd believe me if I told you
that.
See?
I didn't think you'd believe me, or you'd think that
I was painting myself out to be a saint.
I mean, it was lose/lose for me.
>> Summer: What about now?
What's changed?
>> Phyllis: Well, this is a very, very real threat.
Guys, Jeremy Stark isn't just talking about revenge on Diane.
He's not just talking about hurting them.
He's actually flying to Europe to find them.
He is dangerous.
If you don't know that for yourself, at least know it
for Jack and Diane.
>> Kyle: Excuse me.
I need to go make a phone call.
Damn it.
I forgot my phone again.
>> Phyllis: Looking for this?
>> Kyle: Right.
Thanks.
>> Elena: I don't want to fight with you about this.
I probably shouldn't have even agreed to meet with you
for drinks tonight.
I'm sorry.
>> Nate: No, no.
No need for apologies.
>> Elena: It's just, after we fought so hard
to get back to a good place, the last thing I want to do is
create tension between us again.
We cannot go back to that horrible dark space we were in.
>> Nate: I promise you, we are not going back there.
>> Elena: I don't know.
Maybe I'm just looking for trouble where it doesn't exist.
>> Nate: I understand. Trust me.
>> Elena: [ Chuckles ] It's not like you and Victoria
are having an affair.
>> Nate: Exactly.
Look, you have nothing to worry about when it comes to
my professional relationships.
I'm all yours.
I love you.
And only you.
And, look, if you ever feel too tired to go out again
after work, all you have to do is just say so, okay?
We can just go home, spend time together, just us.
>> Elena: That is exactly where I want to be,
cuddled up in bed with you.
>> Nate: Come here.
[ Sighs ] Let's get you home.
>> Victoria: Thank you.
Okay, good night.
>> Audra: You know, I really admire you.
Your laser-like focus on achieving your goals
is inspiring.
You decide you want McCall Unlimited, and nothing
will stand in your way.
And, you know, despite how much you obviously value
your own family, you don't hesitate to get
in the middle of other families.
You know, like when you worked with Nate to acquire
Chancellor-Winters.
>> Victoria: That was strictly a business proposition.
>> Audra: Yeah, but you understand that people are
responsible for their own choices.
You focus on Newman's bottom line and not on Nate
ruining his relationship with his cousins.
And now you're not at all afraid of getting between
a father and son.
>> Victoria: You know, unlike the people that you just named,
the Newman family has always been united.
Even when we're fighting and struggling to see eye-to-eye,
our allegiances are very clearly defined and unquestionable.
>> Audra: I suppose few families can claim that.
>> Victoria: And if one family member can be swayed
in a particular direction, they're the weak link, and the
person doing the swaying, they're not the issue, right?
Because everybody has to be pulling together in the same
direction, working for the same goal on the same page,
or else everything falls apart.
>> Audra: So, just to be clear, we're talking about swaying
Tucker away from Devon, right?
>> Jack: Diane, your family is fine.
The security team is on full-time duty and maximum
alert.
>> Diane: You say that, but is it enough?
>> Jack: Your family is safe.
Okay, try to remember why we came here in the first place,
to give ourselves some time to think clearly,
not to avoid physical threat.
We needed to remove ourselves from Jeremy's
psychological warfare.
But it seems that being this far away from our family
has created its own problems.
>> Diane: Yes, because I don't feel any safer, Jack,
or any less agitated.
>> Jack: I know that.
I understand.
We played right into Jeremy Stark's hands.
We inflicted this on ourselves.
>> Diane: Maybe we should just go home.
That way, we can lay eyes on the people that matter most
to us instead of relying on some security agency.
>> Jack: You know if I felt for one moment anyone was not safe,
I would be home in a flash.
>> Diane: Jack, please.
>> Jack: But if it gives you peace of mind --
[ Cellphone ringing ] It's Kyle.
>> Victoria: Of course we're talking about Devon and Tucker.
My plan is to get them each on separate paths.
What exactly did you think I meant?
>> Audra: Oh, I wasn't sure.
>> Victoria: We're discussing a specific business strategy,
Audra.
So if you're reading something into this, then --
>> Audra: I-I don't know what I would read into.
What you said was perfectly clear.
If two people in any kind of relationship get split apart
by a third person, it's not the third person's fault.
It just wasn't meant to be.
>> Victoria: That's exactly what I meant.
And that's what we're going to do to Devon and Tucker.
>> Audra: I'll let Nate know you stopped by.
>> Jack: I did not see that coming.
Thanks, Kyle.
Yeah, I love you, too, son.
Talk soon.
>> Diane: Is everything okay?
Has -- Has Jeremy made threats?
Is Harrison safe?
>> Jack: No, everything's fine.
Kyle just called with some interesting information.
Apparently, Stark left town for Europe in hot pursuit of us.
>> Diane: What? Why?
I -- I don't believe that.
>> Jack: Uh-huh, I didn't believe it, either, except Kyle
called his friend at the airport and verified Stark did indeed
charter a flight to Paris.
It left earlier today.
>> Diane: So he's gone?
>> Jack: Well, let's not throw caution to the wind.
I mean, why would he think we were in Paris?
This could all be a trick, very much like the one
we pulled on him earlier.
>> Diane: Exactly.
And it's just like Jeremy to pull something like that.
>> Jack: Listen, you were -- you were talking about
how you wanted to come out of hiding and go home.
Maybe it's time we do that -- cautiously.
>> Diane: Thank you.
Oh.
What do we do about this?
Do we tell people about our engagement?
>> Jack: Absolutely.
>> Diane: Really? Who?
Who do we tell?
>> Jack: The whole world, my love.
The whole world.
>> Diane: Okay.
[ Chuckles ] >> Summer: I really hope what
you're saying about Stark is true.
>> Phyllis: It is.
I have no reason to lie.
I mean, despite what you might think, I don't want to see Diane
and Jack hurt, okay?
I have my priorities straight.
>> Summer: What are they?
>> Phyllis: You, Summer.
My priority is you.
It always has been you.
It absolutely kills me that you can't see that.
>> Summer: Sorry.
It's a little hard to have any sympathy for you, Mom,
because you've given me so many reasons to not put
any faith in what you say.
>> Phyllis: Okay.
>> Summer: [ Sighs ] >> Phyllis: Okay.
Trust me, I'm working very, very hard to change this.
>> Summer: I really hope that everything that you're saying is
true.
'Cause I want to believe in you.
I-I do miss you.
>> Phyllis: I miss you, too.
>> Summer: But if missing you is the price I have to pay to not
be disappointed by you again, so be it.
>> Victoria: Oh.
Elena, I'm really surprised to see you here.
Well, last I heard, you and Nate were going to be
enjoying a couple's night out.
>> Elena: Yeah, that was the plan, but after a long day at
the hospital, I needed some rest, and then I decided I
needed some of Sharon's tea.
So here I am.
I wouldn't be surprised if Nate snuck off to the office.
>> Victoria: Oh, yes, that sounds like Nate.
[ Chuckles ] Oh, please, put your drink on my
tab.
>> Elena: Oh, thanks, but that's not necessary.
>> Victoria: No, I insist.
I mean, really, it's an apology for all of the late nights that
I have kept Nate at the office.
>> Elena: So how is he doing at Newman?
>> Victoria: He couldn't be better.
I mean, working with him is like a total dream.
He's collaborative, creative, respectful.
He's very strong and determined.
You know, working together with him is really perfect
because we're -- we're very in tune.
>> Elena: That is quite an endorsement.
>> Victoria: Maybe that's why none of the other Newman Media
CEOs have worked out, because maybe -- maybe this job
was meant for Nate.
>> Elena: Maybe.
>> Victoria: You know, honestly, I think that if he keeps this up
and if he sticks with me, I can see even bigger and better
things in his future.
>> Elena: Hm.
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Kyle: Hey.
>> Summer: Were you able to reach Jack?
>> Kyle: I was.
I also checked to see if Stark chartered a flight to Paris.
He did. Left not too long ago.
>> Summer: So my mom was telling the truth?
>> Kyle: It appears that way.
I think my parents are going to come back to Genoa City.
What?
Are you still unsure about the whole thing?
>> Summer: I don't know.
I mean, my mom had your phone.
It's suspicious.
>> Kyle: Yeah, I'm always forgetting my phone, leaving it
places.
Besides, I don't know what she could get from it.
It's password-protected.
>> Summer: I know.
It's just...
Why would Jeremy think your parents were in Paris, anyway?
What evidence does he have for that?
And he was so sure about it that he chartered a plane to go
over there and look for them?
Something's just not adding up for me.
Kyle.... [ Sighs ] What if my mom didn't have
a change of heart at all and she actually is working
with Jeremy Stark?
>> Kyle: Thought did cross my mind.
>> Summer: That means that your parents could be walking right
into a trap set by my mom.
Should they be even heading back right now?
>> Kyle: Look, I get your concern.
But Dad said they were planning on returning
even before my call.
Stark leaving town is just an added bonus.
With or without him flying off to Paris,
they were coming home.
But rest assured, no one is letting down their guard.
>> Nate: Audra, what is going on with you?
Tell me, where is it written in your list of duties
as my COO that you get to meddle in my personal affairs?
>> Audra: What are you talking about?
>> Nate: I just saw Elena, and it sounds like you've been
filling her head with all kinds of nonsense.
>> Audra: About what?
>> Nate: About my business relationship with Victoria.
>> Audra: [ Sighs ] >> Nate: She and I have
established a strong rapport, completely professional.
Why would you try to turn that into something it's not?
>> Audra: I did nothing of the kind.
>> Nate: Listen, I have finally found a workplace that nurtures
growth and encourages new ideas and forward thinking.
I hired you because I thought that was something
that you and I had.
>> Audra: We do.
And I truly appreciate it.
Look, I apologize if anything I said to Elena may have led to a
misunderstanding.
>> Nate: Right, a misunderstanding.
>> Audra: Yes.
Really.
Elena asked how things were going at the office,
and I gave her a glowing report about how the energy here
is extremely collaborative and close, mostly in part
thanks to you.
Okay, I told her how I often feel very in sync with my boss,
you, and how you often feel very in sync with your boss,
Victoria.
I was just trying to describe the inclusive vibe
around the office.
>> Nate: Mm-hmm.
And that's all you said?
>> Audra: What else is there for me to say?
Look, I never meant to imply that anyone had anything more
than a strictly professional relationship around here.
Do you need me to call Elena and try to rectify my mistake?
>> Victoria: You know, you really must be so proud of Nate
and all that he's accomplished.
>> Elena: Yeah, of course I am.
I think he's brilliant.
>> Victoria: Well, then it's no surprise to you how, uh, there
is no stopping him once he's set his mind to something.
That's when he really excels.
I remember from personal experience
what an amazing doctor he was, but now it's -- it's impressive
to see how quickly he's pivoted into being
an incredible businessman.
>> Elena: Yeah, he's very talented.
>> Victoria: I can't imagine anyone knowing him
that would expect anything less.
Anyway, it was nice running into you.
>> Elena: Yeah, you, too.
>> Victoria: Have a good evening.
>> Elena: Bye.
>> Nate: [ Sighs ] >> Elena: [ Clears throat ]
>> Nate: Hey.
Oh, thank you.
I, uh -- I thought you were headed home.
>> Elena: Yeah, that was the plan, but I felt horrible about
overreacting and questioning you earlier, and I knew I wasn't
going to be able to sleep unless I apologized.
>> Nate: Like I said, I totally understand.
>> Elena: I don't think you do.
Nate, I am so scared that we are going to fall back
into this contentious pattern that almost ended
our relationship.
>> Nate: That is not going to happen.
I am truly happy here at Newman.
I feel valued here.
Look, the last time we had trouble, I was at
Chancellor-Winters.
You know that was a whole different kind of beast.
>> Elena: But work is work, no matter how much you enjoy it,
and I don't want you to overlook the fact that every job
is going to be demanding and difficult at some point,
even in the best environments.
>> Nate: Okay, you want me to quit?
>> Elena: No, not at all.
Nate, I support you, I'm proud of you,
and I want to be by your side, supporting you as you succeed.
>> Nate: It means a lot.
>> Elena: But I also see you sinking a little deeper every
day, and that's what worries me.
We almost broke up because of the pressure of working
in the business world.
It was like it was changing you.
>> Nate: But I didn't change.
And besides, what would you have me do?
>> Elena: [ Sighs ] I love seeing you this happy.
It makes me happy.
But I also can't forget how close I was to losing you.
So what happens when things get difficult and human?
Am I going to lose you forever?
>> Jack: Awful lot of luggage for what ended up
being a very short trip.
Hey, you seemed awfully quiet on the drive back.
>> Diane: Hm.
>> Jack: You wanted to come home.
Are you having second thoughts?
I consider it my job now to make sure you are safe and secure
wherever you lay your head.
>> Diane: I haven't given Jeremy much thought since Kyle said he
was gone.
No, actually, I have been thinking of the news
about our engagement.
>> Jack: Oh, that's so much more pleasant.
>> Diane: Yeah, and I appreciate you wanting to tell the world
that we're in love and getting married,
and I-I feel the same way.
But, you know, we need to be practical
and sensitive right now.
We need to make sure Kyle's okay with this.
>> Jack: Well, agreed, but we have to tell him.
>> Diane: Yes, but it might take him some time to come to grips
with the idea.
>> Jack: Oh, I think he'll come around a lot quicker than you
think.
He knows we're in love.
>> Diane: I know, but just because this feels
so right to us doesn't mean he's going to feel the same way.
You know, we can't -- we can't force him into accepting
that we're getting married.
>> Jack: I think he'll embrace it pretty quickly, and when he
does, we will tell the rest of the world.
We will shout it from the rooftops!
>> Diane: [ Laughs ] You know, we're guaranteed
to face some criticism.
>> Jack: We can't worry about those people.
We need to stay focused on us and our happiness.
>> Diane: Yeah, I wish I could put all of those people out of
my mind, but the reality is, this news is going to be
troubling to some people, and I would hate for anybody
to get upset over something that gives us so much joy.
>> Jack: I appreciate your compassion, and I agree with
you.
So here's what I suggest.
We tell immediate family now, and we tell our friends
and extended family later on.
>> Diane: Okay.
Thank you for understanding.
And we can scandalize the rest of Genoa City later.
[ Chuckles ] Oh.
>> Jack: What?
>> Diane: I guess I'm going to have to wait to show off my
gorgeous ring.
>> Phyllis: It's done.
>> Jeremy: They know?
>> Phyllis: Kyle and Summer think that you left town.
>> Jeremy: You think they bought it?
>> Phyllis: I think Summer has her doubts, but Kyle, he left
immediately.
Probably to summon his dad back into town.
>> Jeremy: Good.
Bringing you on board seems to be one of my more brilliant
ideas after all.
>> Phyllis: It was your most brilliant idea.
Alright, mastermind, what's next?
>> Jeremy: I suspect the next steps will be the hardest for
you.
>> Phyllis: I'll decide what's hard for me.
>> Jeremy: It may involve you getting back into
the Abbotts' good graces.
>> Phyllis: I'm not doing that.
>> Jeremy: We need access to Diane's personal property.
That means you need to get back into Jack's house.
>> Phyllis: Listen, I've tried to make nice with Diane.
It didn't work.
>> Jeremy: This is where I can do anything, Phyllis.
Confidence comes in.
Now, if you don't think you can do it, I'll just get
one of my associates to do a quick "B" and "E."
>> Phyllis: No.
You're not going to have some random burglar hit up the Abbott
house.
I told you, I'm protecting my family.
What is it?
I'll do anything.
What do I need to do?
>> Jeremy: That's what I like to hear.
We need one or two small items that belong to Diane, things
specific and personal to her.
There needs to be no mistaking who they belong to.
>> Kyle: Mom, Dad, glad you're home.
>> Summer: Yeah, welcome back.
>> Jack: Yeah, we missed you.
Not that we were gone that long.
Thank you very much for the heads-up on Stark's departure.
>> Diane: Yes, and if it's true and if he's really gone,
then that's good news.
>> Kyle: If it is true, it will most likely be temporary.
Stark isn't a stupid man, and he'll realize he's on
a wild goose chase and eventually come back here.
>> Jack: Well, at very least, it will buy us some time to decide
what to do next as a family.
>> Diane: And speaking of family, we have something else
we need to discuss with you.
It's urgent.
>> Summer: What is it?
>> Diane: No, no, no, it's nothing wrong.
Actually, it's quite wonderful.
>> Jack: I proposed to Diane, and, lucky me, she accepted.
>> Nate: Come here.
Stop worrying, okay?
You will never lose me.
I love you.
Yes, I lost my way for a little while there, but now I am here,
okay?
The man you love is back.
And, yes, I've been working hard, but I've been doing that
for us, for our future together.
[ Cellphone ringing ] Sorry. I need to take this.
Hey, Victoria.
>> Victoria: Hey.
Forgive me for intruding on your evening.
I went by your office, and Audra told me that you had gone to
spend some time with Elena.
>> Nate: She did, did she?
>> Victoria: Then I ran into Elena at Crimson Lights, and she
said that she was going home to get some sleep.
So I assume that means maybe you have time to meet for a drink.
Um, there are some aspects of the McCall acquisition that
I'd love to discuss with you.
>> Nate: I'm sorry, Victoria, but Elena's here with me
in the office right now, and we were about to head home.
Can it wait until the morning?
>> Victoria: Yeah, of course.
Of course, Nate.
Yeah, enjoy your evening.
We can -- we can talk tomorrow.
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