>> Devon: You know, I'm a little
surprised that you had time to
even get lunch today, 'cause I
figured you'd be hanging out
with your new pal, Audra.
>> Nate: What, because we spend
so much time together?
That seems like a bit of
an exaggeration.
>> Devon: No, it's just my, uh,
not-so-subtle way of asking
what's going on with you two.
>> Nate: Audra's dealing with
some Glissade business in Paris.
>> Devon: Really?
I thought that you said that
she and Tucker are done.
>> Nate: They are, personally.
>> Devon: But they're still
doing business together?
>> Nate: I don't really know
their arrangement.
>> Devon: Hm.
That's interesting.
Well, if I were you, I'd
probably keep your distance,
'cause any lingering
connection she has to Tucker
can't be a good thing and
whatever she has going on in
Paris, I'm sure she's more
trouble than she's worth.
>> Nate: Okay, uh, you and Lily
have made your opinions very
clear, but I think we should
focus on the bigger issue:
Billy and his world tour.
>> Devon: What'd you find out
about that?
>> Nate: Well, I, uh, reached
out to the higher-ups at all
the offices he's visited.
They seem charmed by him.
Sounds like he put on
a good show.
>> Devon: Yeah, I'm sure he did.
And I'm sure that our top brass
are very aware of the power
struggles we've been having,
and don't know who's gonna
end up calling the shots.
So, they're probably being nice
to Billy, just in case.
>> Nate: I'm not too worried.
He might be the kind of guy
they wanna have a drink with,
but when it comes down to it,
I don't think Billy's made
enough headway to stage a coup.
Yet.
>> Devon: Look who it is.
Do I dare hope she's not here
to cause trouble?
>> Nate: Aunt Mamie.
>> Devon: Hello.
>> Nate: When'd you get back?
>> Mamie: Well, I just flew in
from Detroit.
I'm so happy to see you both.
Do you think that we may be
able to get Lily to join us?
I need to speak with
the three of you.
>> Billy: Hi.
>> Lily: What are you doing
here? I thought you were on your
Billy Abbott suck-up tour.
>> Billy: I actually cut
that short.
>> Lily: Oh, no more important
butts to kiss?
>> Billy: Is Devon around?
>> Lily: Do you think that he's
gonna go softer on you?
Because I promise you,
he will not.
>> Billy: I need to have
a conversation with you,
and it needs to be private.
♪♪
>> Adam: Really, you didn't need
to come up.
>> Chelsea: Yes, I did.
You're clearly upset.
>> Adam: You aren't?
>> Chelsea: Of course, I am.
But we need to keep it
together. For Connor's sake.
You're the one who's been
reminding me of that.
>> Adam: Yeah.
Well, maybe I'm done putting
a positive spin on everything.
>> Chelsea: You can't give up
on our son.
You have to stay strong
for him, for all of us.
>> Adam: I can't take it
anymore, Chelsea.
The fake smiles,
the false optimism.
I mean, after what happened
today, I cannot pretend like
everything is gonna be okay.
>> Lily: Another private
conversation.
I mean, don't you realize that
you're just fueling distrust
and resentment?
>> Billy: Will you just hear me
out for a second, please?
>> Lily: Why would I?
After what you and Jill did?
I mean, I don't know who I feel
more betrayed by.
>> Billy: Okay.
>> Lily: Jill trusted me to run
Chancellor and ChanceComm, and
then all of a sudden she hands
everything over to you.
>> Billy: And if you would give
me a second, I'll explain to you
why she did what she did.
>> Lily: Okay, sure.
Go ahead.
>> Billy: Just so you're clear,
I only found out about this now.
>> Lily: Okay.
Well, thank you for sharing.
>> Billy: And I'm betraying my
mother's trust by telling you.
But I think you should know.
My, uh...
Jill is sick.
>> Mamie: So, Devon, are you
gonna call Lily to invite
her or shall I?
>> Nate: Uh, Lily's at the
office, and we should probably
be headed back as well.
>> Devon: Yeah.
>> Mamie: Well, I wanted to
keep this away from the office,
but if that's gonna speed
things along, then I guess I'll
be joining you there.
>> Devon: Okay.
Well, I mean, I hope that you
didn't come back here to cause
any trouble.
'Cause nobody wants to upset
you, but I think that we were
pretty clear about where we
stand on your ideas for what to
do with Chancellor-Winters.
>> Mamie: And I heard you
loud and clear.
But that's not what this
meeting is about, my vision for
the company.
That's not what it's about.
It's actually the opposite.
>> Nate: What does that mean?
>> Mamie: I'm not gonna pretend
that it wasn't hurtful the way
you guys ganged up on me
the way you did.
>> Nate: Aunt Mamie, that's not
what it was, okay?
We were just--
>> Mamie: No, no.
I know.
I'm a dynamo, so I can be
a piece of work.
But I went back to Detroit and
I was thinking about, you know,
all the things that happened,
or rather what went wrong.
>> Devon: And what'd you
come up with?
>> Mamie: I came to Genoa City
wanting to reunite our family
through our family company.
And I did some good.
I convinced you to bring Nate
back into the company, didn't I?
I convinced you to come back.
Oh, come on, guys.
I nudged you
in the right direction.
>> Devon: Yeah, you did.
>> Mamie: Problem is, I just
kept on nudging.
>> Nate: Exactly.
>> Mamie: Yeah, so much so
that things got off track.
But that's really why I'm here.
That's what I wanna know.
What can I do
to set things right?
Because as much as I love this
company, I love my family more.
>> Lily: Jill is sick?
How bad is it?
>> Billy: It's cardiac.
>> Lily: She had another
heart attack?
>> Billy: No.
No, she didn't have another
heart attack, but they think
the two are related.
>> Lily: Well, where is she?
I mean, we can have Nate
find her a specialist.
>> Billy: No.
Um, she's in London with her
brother, Snapper, and he's
making sure that she gets
the best care,
but this has to stay between us
for now.
But you know my mother.
She's about as strong as they
get, so.
>> Lily: I mean, is there
a prognosis?
>> Billy: No.
Um, not that she told me, you
know, but she said she's gonna
stick around 'cause I don't
think she would like to, uh,
give her enemies
the satisfaction.
But the situation is serious
enough for her to do
what she did, so, you know.
>> Lily: Billy,
I'm really sorry.
I am.
I mean, I know I was, you know,
going off about Jill, but
you know she means the world
to me, right?
>> Billy: I know she does.
That's why I wanted
to tell you.
>> Lily: Well, I'm glad
you did.
>> Billy: So, this whole
situation has given me a sense
of urgency as to
what I'm trying to do here.
>> Lily: Wait, what do you mean?
What are you trying to do here?
>> Billy: The reason why I came
back to Chancellor-Winters was
to protect my mother's legacy,
to memorialize her contribution
to this company.
And one of the ways that I can
do that is by adding her name.
Abbott-Chancellor-Winters.
>> Nate: It's good to hear that
you're not back to push
your agenda.
>> Mamie: My only agenda is
family unity, whatever it takes.
>> Devon: Yeah, we've heard you
say this before, right?
Like, how long until you just
start stirring stuff up again?
>> Mamie: I can understand
your skepticism, Devon.
I came to Genoa City
looking for a fight.
I'll admit it.
And I was just reaching
for too much too soon.
>> Devon: See, that just tells
me that you're looking at this
as a pause until things smooth
out, and then you're gonna
start again.
>> Mamie: I can promise you
that's not true.
That's what I came to town
to tell you.
I am willing to take a giant
step back and stay in my lane
as a silent investor, and let
all of the company decisions
be made by you.
>> Nate: Oh, we'd like to
believe you, Aunt Mamie.
We do.
>> Mamie: But, well, now, if my
word is not enough, what can
I do to fix things?
>> Devon: Listen, if you want us
to believe that you're not gonna
try and make another power play,
and that you really want
this company to be all about
family, you'll have to prove
that to us.
>> Mamie: And how do I do that?
>> Devon: Well, you can sell
your interest in
Chancellor-Winters to us.
>> Mamie: Sell my stake
in the company?
>> Devon: Mm-hmm.
>> Mamie: But don't you think
that's a bit extreme?
>> Devon: I wouldn't have
suggested it
if I thought it was extreme.
>> Mamie: But I just told you
that I was willing to back off
of any hands-on, you know,
day-to-day decision-making.
>> Devon: I know what you said.
But as long as you still have a
financial stake in the company,
you can still wield
your power around.
>> Mamie: And you don't trust me
enough to believe me when I say
that I won't?
>> Devon: You asked me how you
can prove that you're genuine
about really putting the family
first and I'm answering you.
>> Mamie: You are asking me to
give up on a very
lucrative investment.
One that I worked really hard
to be able to afford.
But to cut me out
of the company completely?
Oh, this is overly cruel.
>> Devon: I don't see it as
being cruel at all, Mamie,
because there are plenty of
other great investments
that you can make.
And we'd be more than happy
to help you find those
investments.
Ones that wouldn't cause
a family rift.
>> Mamie: I swore I was not
going to talk business today,
but given what you're asking me
to do...
I heard that Jill is
handing over the reins to Billy.
>> Devon: Yeah, she did.
What about it?
>> Mamie: Are you gonna sit
there and tell me that's not
a giant red flag?
>> Lily: Billy, you tried this
name change with Devon and Nate
when I was in California
with Mattie.
>> Billy: And they shut it down.
>> Lily: Yeah, and I agree with
them because it's ridiculous.
You know how hard it was to
rebrand when we merged
Chancellor and Winters.
>> Billy: Look, maybe it was
bold at the time, but I'm asking
you to reconsider, given my
mother's illness, because God
forbid, she might not make it
out of this.
>> Lily: You think it's
that serious?
>> Billy: I don't know.
I sure as hell hope not.
But I need to be pragmatic
Billy because it's
a possibility, right?
And I want her to know that her
legacy is secure.
That everything that Jill
Abbott did to make this company
the success that it is,
is recognized.
>> Lily: Well, it also protects
your role here too, right?
>> Billy: Don't do that.
Don't accuse me of using
my mother's illness for
my benefit, okay?
>> Lily: I'm just saying what
other people are gonna say.
>> Billy: This is not about me.
>> Lily: Billy, come on.
Think about how this looks.
You wanna add Jill's last name
to the company.
It's your last name too.
>> Billy: I would love nothing
more than my mother to live
to 100.
>> Lily: Okay, great.
So spend time with her.
Go be with her.
Why is this so important
to you?
>> Billy: You know that we had
some rough times over the years,
she and I, okay?
This is...
All of that was because of my
behavior and this is my chance
to-- to make it up to her.
And I would love to do that
for her before it's too late.
>> Chelsea: I'm not gonna let
you throw this away.
And I'm not gonna let you
give up on our son.
We are gonna see him again
soon and you're gonna give him
this gift.
>> Adam: When is that gonna be?
I mean, it's his favorite
cookies, Chelsea.
They're gonna be stale
and moldy by the time they
finally let us see him.
>> Chelsea: Well, the doctor
said we can reschedule.
>> Adam: I feel so helpless.
Every time that we get close,
they pull the rug out
from under us.
Only the rug is Connor and
they're keeping him from us.
I mean, it's a nightmare.
>> Chelsea: You said yourself,
you're the one reminding me that
this whole process is one step
forward, two steps back.
>> Adam: I'm done with that.
Okay, we need to stop
pretending like there's
anything positive in
this situation.
>> Chelsea: We can't stop
and I need you.
I need you to be
the reassuring one.
I need you to be the rock
because I can't do this
by myself!
>> Adam: Look, I know that you
were looking forward to this
visit as much as I was
and you wanted to hold him
again, and you wanted to see
him in person for the first
time in a long time.
>> Chelsea: Yeah, more than I've
wanted anything
in my whole life.
>> Devon: Now, Mamie, do you
really think that bringing up
Jill and Billy and then throwing
around terms like red flag
is the best way to show us that
you're trying to back off
and not cause problems?
>> Mamie: You are asking me to
sell my stake in this company,
and you think I don't have the
right to ask you your plans?
But given this news about
Billy's new power?
>> Nate: Aunt Mamie...
>> Devon: No, listen, listen.
We're not gonna have a debate
about this, all right?
We have Billy under control.
Now, you asked me what you can
do to make things right,
and selling your interest in
the company is my answer.
So, just think about it.
Now, I need to get back
to the office.
Are you coming?
>> Mamie: Nate, I need you
to stick around for a minute.
>> Nate: I'll be right
behind you.
>> Devon: Okay.
All right.
It's good to see you.
>> Nate: What is it, Aunt Mamie?
>> Mamie: This family must
work together.
It's the most important thing
in the world.
>> Adam: Hey.
>> Sally: Hey.
I didn't expect you to be here.
>> Adam: Uh, neither did we.
>> Chelsea: I didn't realize you
were living here now.
>> Sally: Yeah, this is my first
day moving in.
>> Chelsea: Well,
congratulations.
That's great news
for both of you.
>> Sally: Thank you.
How are you back so soon?
You guys just left
this morning.
Is everything okay with Connor?
>> Chelsea: I'm gonna let Adam
fill you in.
I should get going.
Let you get settled
in your new place.
>> Sally: Um, I-- I--
I'm so sorry, but whenever
you're up for it, I would
really love to connect with you
about Marchetti.
I don't wanna bug you.
I just have a few questions,
really.
It's nothing urgent, but...
>> Chelsea: Yeah, of course.
My God, I totally forgot.
Um, I'll-- I'll give you a call
later for sure.
Don't lose the confidence you
had before we left to see him.
Things will get better.
They have to.
>> Adam: Hi.
>> Sally: Hi.
>> Adam: Oh, I missed you.
>> Sally: I missed you too.
>> Adam: So much.
Are you getting settled in?
Huh?
I don't, uh, see a lot
of your stuff here yet.
>> Sally: Well, yeah, I mean,
this is my first trip, but hey,
I'm worried about you.
Why is Chelsea asking you
to stay confident?
What happened with Connor?
Why do you still have his gift?
>> Lily: I mean, I get why she
wanted to hand things over to
you in private, but I just wish
she could've trusted me to tell
me the real reason behind it.
>> Billy: She just told me
the truth now.
>> Lily: Yeah, I mean, I don't
agree with that, but what's done
is done.
I mean, all we can do is just
support her the best way
we can.
>> Billy: I'm glad you see it
that way because I'm hoping that
you can convince yourself that
this is the right thing to do
and that it'll actually be
a benefit to this company.
And I'm hoping you can find it
in your heart to embrace this
idea and help me present it
to the board.
>> Lily: I mean, I understand
why you wanna make this
grand gesture.
>> Billy: Look, I'm gonna have
to convince Devon that this is
the right thing to do,
and you're the only one
that can do that.
>> Lily: I'm gonna have to
think about it.
>> Billy: Okay.
Well, um, until then, can you
do me a favor and just not
mention this to anyone
for Jill's sake?
>> Lily: Not even Devon?
I mean, that's not gonna win
any points with him.
>> Billy: I know, but I already
broke her trust by telling you.
>> Lily: How am I supposed to
sell this idea to him if I can't
explain the situation?
>> Billy: Okay, will you at
least let me talk to her first.
Can you--
can you do that for me?
>> Devon: Oh, hey.
Look who's back.
>> Billy: Hey.
>> Devon: Hey.
Everything okay in here?
>> Lily: Um, yeah.
You can count on my discretion.
>> Billy: Thank you.
>> Devon: Well, I can't wait
to hear how your trip went.
>> Billy: I'll fill you in
later, but every office that
I've met with,
they're doing great.
>> Devon: You wanna tell me what
that was about?
>> Billy: Hey, what are you
doing here?
You're supposed to be on
a plane going to see Connor.
>> Chelsea: Hold me.
>> Billy: What's wrong?
>> Chelsea: Oh, thank God
you're here.
I know your trip was important,
but I'm so glad you cut
it short.
I don't think I could get
through this without you.
>> Billy: What happened?
Trip get delayed?
Is everything okay with Connor?
>> Chelsea: We didn't
end up going.
>> Adam: We were all ready
to take off and then we got
a video call from Connor,
and we had to cancel the trip.
>> Sally: He told you not
to come?
But I thought he was looking
forward to it, that-- that
whenever you told him you were
coming, he was more talkative,
and he was telling you all
the new things he was learning
about the OCD.
>> Adam: And yeah, how he's
learning to cope.
I mean, Chelsea and I,
we were impressed.
We felt like there was
real improvement.
I mean, we were sitting
on the plane thinking maybe he
had turned a corner, and then...
>> Sally: It's okay.
Take your time.
>> Adam: His excitement made his
OCD flare up this morning
and it was stronger than ever.
>> Sally: How so?
>> Adam: The OCD, it couldn't
let him feel good.
It told him that he doesn't
deserve to be happy.
And then that led to
disassociating again,
and more self-harm.
This time, he, uh...
He punched himself in the face.
I mean, we could see it
on the video call.
He had a mark on his cheek.
It's probably gonna bruise.
I just...
Why?
Sally, how could
he do that to himself?
>> Sally: Okay. Come here.
>> Billy: Chels, I'm so sorry.
I can only imagine
how this feels.
>> Chelsea: Devastating.
It's like my heart is just
being ripped out over and over,
and I can't show Connor that
I'm upset 'cause then he'll
just feel worse.
So, I just stare at the screen
and look at his face,
and listen to the tone
of his voice.
>> Billy: Not to try and put
a positive spin on this, but
it's-- Isn't it a good thing
that he called you this time?
>> Chelsea: Yeah, yeah.
That's what the doctor said
when we talked to her.
She said that when Connor hit
himself, he was in a
dissociative state, but then he
quickly reconnected and-- and
realized what he was doing
and called one of the nurses.
>> Billy: And that's--
that's new, right?
>> Chelsea: Yeah, he's never
done that before, call a nurse.
The doctor said that that's a
good sign that he's learning to
interrupt the OCD, that he's
learning to manage it.
They say it's an advance.
>> Billy: But your heart still
hurts and there's no way
around that.
>> Chelsea: Mm-hmm. Yeah.
I wish I could be positive
like this doctor,
but this is my son.
To see his face, Billy, to know
that he's hurting himself,
I mean, oh, it's just so hard.
>> Billy: I'm almost afraid
to ask, but how is Adam?
>> Chelsea: I mean,
he was okay before.
Um, he was more
of the cheerleader.
>> Billy: Yeah, you said that.
>> Chelsea: But this, I mean,
this has really thrown him.
>> Billy: So, is he back to
wanting to change treatment
facilities and everything again?
>> Chelsea: He didn't say that,
but he's very frustrated
and I wouldn't be surprised.
And to be honest with you,
I wouldn't blame him.
>> Billy: So, he's back
to being Adam.
>> Chelsea: Don't do that.
That's not fair.
We were both really looking
forward to this meeting with
Connor, so I-- I don't blame him
for being so upset.
>> Billy: I know, I'm-- I'm--
I apologize.
I have no right to be glib.
I know how difficult this is
on both of you.
>> Chelsea: The truth is Adam's
been working overtime to try
to pull me up.
I'm worried about him.
I mean, we just
keep taking turns trying
to be strong for each other.
I think we both just want
a quick, easy resolution, but
it's not gonna happen.
They keep saying every case
is different.
There's no timeline, so...
I just have to trust
the process.
>> Billy: Keep doing that, okay?
You keep doing that.
It's the only way forward.
>> Nate: Listen, everything
that's gone down at
Chancellor-Winters,
it's shaken our family
to the core.
And I played a big role in that.
So, I know better than anyone
that it can take a lot to win
back Devon's trust
once it's been broken.
>> Mamie: But how did my voicing
my concerns about Jill Abbott's
motives break that trust?
>> Nate: It's the way
you went about it.
And your focus on Jill
doesn't help your case.
>> Mamie: And Devon's only
answer is to cut me out
completely?
I just don't think
I can do that.
>> Nate: You may have to find
a way to.
Because if you can't let go of
your animosity for Jill or your
involvement in
Chancellor-Winters,
then this professional
tension we're all having, it
might turn personal.
>> Mamie: But my warning
you guys about her is putting
family first.
>> Nate: See, it's you saying
things like that that make it
seem like you came back to town
to-- to cripple Jill,
not to strengthen the family.
This is a turning point,
Aunt Mamie.
Where things go from here,
it's up to you.
>> Sally: Adam, I know
this is hard,
but I think Chelsea's right.
You have to stay strong.
You can't lose faith.
>> Adam: It's not a choice
that I'm making.
I'm just-- I'm spent.
And Connor's
physically hurting himself.
>> Sally: I know.
And that breaks my heart
because he is such a sweet kid.
>> Adam: I just--
I don't know how he can
be turning his anger on himself.
What, isn't this something that
all the experts should be able
to stop from happening?
None of that started to happen
until after he went
into treatment.
How are things getting worse?
>> Sally: I don't know.
I mean, when you explained
ERP treatment to me,
it sounded complicated.
Exposure and response
prevention.
So, they trigger his intrusive
thoughts and then help him
manage his compulsive
responses, right?
>> Adam: Yes.
>> Sally: So maybe it gets worse
before it gets better.
>> Adam: Well, that's the
exposure and response part,
but what-- what about
the prevention part?
>> Sally: I mean, it takes time
to build preventative habits,
right?
It doesn't happen overnight.
I'm sure this takes time.
>> Adam: Well, the doctor did
say that he stopped himself
and he-- he asked for help.
>> Sally: That's a good sign.
>> Adam: But they still won't
let us visit him because of
his backsliding.
>> Sally: Well, did they say how
long it would be before
you can reschedule?
>> Adam: Nobody will promise us
anything.
>> Sally: It will happen.
You and Chelsea will be giving
Connor the biggest hug
in the world soon.
I know it.
>> Adam: What if it
makes it worse?
I mean, if just the idea of
seeing us made him hit himself.
Imagine what he would do if we
actually see him.
>> Sally: Adam, don't go there.
>> Adam: How can I not go there?
He punched himself in the face
at the thought of us
visiting him.
How can I live with that?
>> Devon: Why did you just tell
Billy that you were gonna be
discreet about something?
>> Lily: Um, he just wanted me
to keep something confidential.
>> Devon: Did it have anything
to do with our plan of you
joining him to run Chancellor
and us demerging
these companies?
>> Lily: No, I didn't even
talk to him about that.
I didn't know he was gonna
be here today.
So, I wanted us to, you know,
agree on strategy first.
>> Devon: Well, I'm glad that
you didn't, actually.
>> Lily: Are you having a change
of heart?
>> Devon: No, I'm not having
a change of heart.
I'm just a little hesitant now
because Mamie is back in town
and Nate and I ran into her
at the club.
>> Lily: Oh, God, now what?
>> Devon: She actually wanted
you to be there,
but we spared you.
But she apologized and said
that she was gonna stay out of
all of our business decisions
moving forward and let us run
the company.
>> Lily: Do you believe her?
>> Devon: I don't,
not for a second.
And now, I'm worried that if we
move forward with this demerger
plan with her still in the
picture, it's gonna be one big,
I told you so.
>> Lily: Well, I mean, it was
her idea in the first place, so.
>> Devon: I know.
>> Lily: When did everything
get so messy?
>> Devon: What was it that you
and Billy were talking about
when I came in?
>> Lily: Why don't you worry
about Mamie and
I'll handle Billy.
>> Billy: I got some upsetting
news myself, actually.
While you were on your way
to the airport, I got a text
from my mom and, um...
it turns out she's sick.
Again, her cardiac issues
have come back.
>> Chelsea: Oh, no.
Is it serious?
>> Billy: I don't know.
She wouldn't really tell me,
you know, but she's putting up
a-- a brave front.
She admitted that it's the
reason why she gave me
the reins at work.
Her brother's a doctor.
I don't know if you know that,
but he's taking care of her in
London and it's his suggestion
that she steps back while she's
going through treatment.
>> Chelsea: Oh, poor Jill.
Poor you.
How are you doing?
>> Billy: To be honest, it took
my breath away at first,
you know, and the--
the braver face she puts
on, the more my mind
goes to the what ifs.
>> Chelsea: Yeah,
how could it not?
>> Billy: To be honest, I feel
bad even talking to you about
this right now.
>> Chelsea: Why?
>> Billy: Because she swore me
to secrecy and you're the--
you're the second person
that I've told already.
I-- I-- I told Lily
and now she wants to tell Devon.
>> Chelsea: Well, I hope she
knows she can't.
>> Billy: No, I mean, she said
she's not gonna say anything
until I talk to my mother
about it, which I'm dreading.
>> Chelsea: Yeah, I don't think
she'd be too pleased.
>> Billy: No, no,
not in the least.
>> Chelsea: I'm surprised you
told Lily considering there's so
much tension at work.
>> Billy: Lily is an ally
for me.
If things get worse with my
mother, I-- I want to make sure
that she knows that her legacy
is secure.
>> Chelsea: Why would she need
Lily for that?
>> Billy: Because I'm on a full
court press to add Abbott to the
Chancellor-Winters name and I
need Lily to help me convince
the board and
to convince Devon.
>> Chelsea: And she's willing
to do that?
>> Billy: She didn't say no
and I think she understands
the reasoning behind it.
>> Chelsea: So, what do the
Abbotts think about this plan?
>> Billy: I haven't talked to
the Abbotts about it yet.
>> Chelsea: You don't think you
want to talk to the Abbotts
about it first, especially Jack?
>> Billy: I'm not gonna talk
to Jack about it until I'm
further down the line
on this plan.
Okay, go ahead,
what are you thinking?
>> Chelsea: No, I just--
I-- I think a lot of this plan
is dependent on trusting Lily,
which I don't think is wise
considering the circumstances.
But what if she changes her
mind and tells Devon anyway
and then they go talk to Jill?
>> Billy: Now who's jumping
to what ifs?
>> Chelsea: No, I just-- I don't
want Jill to feel like you
betrayed her trust because you
didn't keep her health status
confidential.
I mean, the last thing she
needs right now is to feel like
she can't trust her own family.
>> Lily: So how did you leave it
with Aunt Mamie?
>> Devon: She appeared to be
apologetic, but you know her.
So, I gave her an ultimatum and
I said that if she really wants
to prove that she has the
family's best interests at
heart, let us buy her out.
>> Lily: She is not gonna agree
to that.
She worked very hard to get it.
>> Devon: That's exactly
what she said.
And then she swore up and down
that she would stay in her
lane, but I don't think Mamie
is capable of doing that.
>> Nate: I'm afraid
I have to agree.
>> Devon: Why? What did she
wanna talk to you about
after I left?
>> Nate: She thinks
I'm the softer touch.
Stuck to her guns about wanting
peace, but underneath,
she's fired up.
And I don't see her letting go
anytime soon.
>> Devon: Hm.
>> Billy: I have enough history
with Lily to trust that Lily's
not gonna say anything to Devon
until I talk to my mother.
I think she'll--
she'll give me that much.
>> Chelsea: Even if she's not
fully on board with your mission
to change the name
of the company?
>> Billy: Well, I hope she is.
But look, at the end of the
day, Lily respects
my mother, okay?
And she knows that my mother
wants to keep this quiet and I
think that she'll do that.
>> Chelsea: Does Jill know that
you want to add the Abbott name?
>> Billy: She knew about
the original plan
and she was all in.
You know, in fact, she was
pushing for it.
>> Chelsea: And then it was
shot down strongly.
>> Billy: Which is why I need
to be very strategic about how
I fight for this.
>> Chelsea: But Jill doesn't
know, does she?
I can tell because
you're being evasive.
>> Billy: Well, she's got other
things on her mind right now.
>> Chelsea: I feel like her
legacy means more to you
than it does to her.
So maybe you should find out
her wishes before
you pursue this.
>> Billy: Chelsea, she handed me
power at the company to make
sure that our family legacy was
protected at Chancellor-Winters,
okay?
I think she trusts me to do
what I think is right.
It doesn't seem like you're
with me on that.
>> Chelsea: No, I'm not
against you.
But being on your side maybe
means challenging you on this.
>> Billy: I don't even know if
she's gonna show up.
You know, if she's gonna
come back to work in any
meaningful way if--
When she recovers.
>> Chelsea: And if she doesn't,
that means you gain control of
at least half the company,
right? Is that what you want?
To gain control of all of it?
>> Billy: Honestly, I'm just
trying to do one thing
at a time right now.
>> Chelsea: Okay.
I understand.
I know this is overwhelming.
>> Billy: I'm sorry.
Um, what do you suggest?
>> Chelsea: I think that you
should focus on supporting Jill.
Just be there for her.
But I would be careful not to
get in some big company battle
because you will waste precious
time with Jill.
That will cost you way more
than you could potentially gain.
>> Adam: I don't know how much
longer I can trust the process.
I threw that in the trash, um,
in a moment of anger.
Your thoughtful gift.
Chelsea retrieved it.
>> Sally: Hey, you know what?
We can always get more cookies,
okay? If it makes you
feel better to
hurl that in the trash,
I say go for it.
Let your anger out.
It's a good thing.
It is more than okay.
It's necessary.
You cannot keep it locked
inside. The key
is to let it out.
You just can't let
Connor see it.
>> Adam: Well, I feel like
I shouldn't let Chelsea
see it either.
>> Sally: Okay, you cannot
take that on, too.
>> Adam: She was practically
begging me to stay strong.
>> Sally: Yeah, for Connor.
Not for her, okay?
She can take care
of her own feelings.
Look, Adam, you and Chelsea
are a support for each other
in this, okay?
But there are gonna be moments
where you have to let it out.
And that's what I'm here for.
>> Adam: I don't know how
I would get through
any of this without you.
>> Sally: You don't have to.
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