>> Sharon: If you can take
those two accounts,
I can handle the rest.
>> Mariah: Yeah, I'll do it.
>> Sharon: Great, I have
the files here in the office.
Are you sure you don't mind
helping out?
>> Mariah: Oh, my gosh.
I am happy, happy to do it.
But you have to make a promise
to me, okay?
This time, you're actually
going to take some time
and rest, all right?
Maybe now's a good time
to rebook that spa vacation.
>> Sharon: That is not going
to happen.
Faith needs me here.
Um, what was I gonna get?
>> Mariah: The files.
But you know what, I can just
get them from you
a little later.
I'm late for a meeting
at Cassidy First.
>> Sharon: Okay.
>> Lucy: You know my order,
right? I think I'm just going
to wait out here.
>> Daniel: You don't want
to come in with me?
>> Lucy: The fear of seeing
Sharon is real, Dad.
>> Daniel: Yeah, yeah, yesterday
was not fun.
But, lucky for you,
the coast is clear.
Come on, I'll order,
you can look over those
community service options.
>> Lucy: Fine, just text me
the website.
>> Daniel: Yeah, that's my girl.
I think I left my phone
in the car.
You go get a table,
I'll be right back.
>> Lucy: Okay.
♪♪
>> Chelsea: Well, this is nice,
starting the day with a session
and then having breakfast
together. What do you think?
>> Connor: It worked out okay.
>> Chelsea: Yeah,
I think so too.
>> Connor: I've got to get used
to my schedule changing
sometimes, since I'll be doing
stuff like this for the rest
of my life.
My therapy won't always look
the same, but the OCD isn't
going anywhere.
>> Chelsea: Well, I'm really
proud of you, the way you rolled
with the punches today.
>> Connor: What are you
looking at?
>> Chelsea: Oh, nothing,
I was just checking the time.
Why?
>> Connor: I thought maybe
you were expecting a call
or a text from Billy.
Is everything okay
with you guys?
>> Chelsea: Where is this
coming from?
Why would you be worried
about me and Billy?
>> Nick: Thanks for coming out,
we'll be in touch.
You okay?
>> Adam: What?
What, you don't think I carried
my own in the meeting?
>> Nick: I didn't say that.
>> Adam: I mean, I think I did
a pretty great job
talking up Newman Media.
>> Nick: You did, Adam.
>> Adam: Okay, well then,
why are you asking me
if I'm okay?
>> Nick: Because I can tell
when there's something bothering
you, even when you're dazzling
future potential clients.
And I just want to see
if there's anything I can do
to help.
I now realize there isn't.
[ Adam clears throat ]
>> Adam: Wait, Sally,
please don't walk away.
We need to talk.
>> Phyllis: Hey.
>> Nick: Hey.
>> Phyllis: Mm. What's going on
over there?
Looks to be a little
hotter in hell.
>> Lucy: Sharon, wait.
I'm so sorry.
>> Sharon: I know that, Lucy.
Will you excuse me, please?
>> Lucy: I just want you to know
that we're looking into
the community service part of
my punishment now,
and I'm working on my letter.
>> Sharon: As you should be.
>> Lucy: So, do you think that
maybe I could talk to Faith
one more time?
>> Sharon: Lucy!
>> Lucy: Just to give her
the apology letter and tell her
how sorry I am in person.
>> Daniel: Oh, hey, I am
so sorry. Excuse me, we were
just leaving, weren't we?
>> Sharon: Thank you, Daniel,
I'd appreciate that.
>> Lucy: No, Dad, wait.
Can I please just talk to her
one more time?
And then I promise you, I will
never ask you or Faith
for anything ever again.
>> Sally: We've already
talked enough, Adam.
>> Adam: Sally, that is
not true.
>> Sally: And I have a very busy
work day ahead of me.
>> Adam: Okay, and I'm due
somewhere soon, too.
All I'm asking for is just
a minute.
>> Sally: It's not going
to change anything.
>> Adam: Well, it will help me
understand why you decided that
things are over between us
without even consulting
with me.
>> Sally: I already knew what
your position was and I had
to do what was right for me.
>> Adam: You said that you just
needed some time to think.
>> Sally: Yeah, and then I spoke
with Chelsea and it all became
really clear. Okay, you two have
so much history--
>> Adam: No, no,
we have past history.
>> Sally: Yes, but it's not
going away, Adam.
And I really, I don't want
any part of it.
I don't-- I don't have
the fight in me.
>> Adam: Okay, well then
let me do it, okay?
Let me fight for us.
>> Sally: You're not listening.
>> Adam: Look, I will
do whatever.
I will do anything, okay?
It was a mistake for us
to break up the first time
and I don't want to let
that happen again.
Please, Sally,
can we go somewhere else?
And I promise
I won't keep you long.
>> Phyllis: Mm.
What do you think
they're saying?
>> Nick: I don't know.
You haven't mastered lip
reading yet?
>> Phyllis: No, not yet.
Not yet.
But I have mastered
body language and she's saying
get away from me
and he's not having it.
You know?
What do you think?
>> Nick: I don't care.
>> Phyllis: Oh, she just rolled
her eyes.
Did you see that?
>> Nick: No, I didn't.
Doesn't matter.
>> Phyllis: He's sort of giving
off that sort of poor me,
fix me thing
and she's not going for it.
That's what it looks like.
Good for her.
>> Nick: Look at you,
cutting Sally some slack.
>> Phyllis: Well, yeah,
of course.
I mean, the whole fix me,
poor me thing,
that never worked on me.
I mean, what's the appeal?
>> Nick: I don't know.
Why are we talking about this?
>> Phyllis: You know why
I'm talking about it.
Because you love to save women.
You love it.
Rescuing women.
It's kind of what you do.
The only problem is
they go back
to where they started.
So, I mean,
what's so alluring about that?
>> Sharon: I was really hoping
I wouldn't have to say this
to you, Lucy,
but, um, clearly you haven't
gotten the message.
It's had no impact.
You make Faith
very uncomfortable.
This desperation you have to be
her friend is suffocating.
And frankly,
it's very unhealthy.
>> Lucy: No, no,
it isn't like that.
You're making it sound
so much worse than it is.
>> Sharon: She wants no contact
with you at all.
It's over.
>> Lucy: She didn't say that.
>> Sharon: She most definitely
did. And if it's hard for you
to hear that, I would hope
that your parents would help you
accept it because that is not
going to change.
>> Lucy: No,
I don't believe you.
>> Daniel: Okay, Lucy, let's go.
>> Lucy: No, Dad,
Faith likes me.
She wouldn't say that.
You're just trying to stop us
from being friends.
>> Sharon: Why would I do that?
>> Lucy: Because of Cassie.
[ Daniel sighing ]
>> Sally: Coming here was
a bad idea. I should not have
let you talk me
into coming here.
>> Adam: Why not?
We'll have more privacy here.
>> Sally: Because it gives you
false hope, Adam.
I know you. You think
if you can get me alone
and remind me of all the good
times, you'll convince me
to change my mind. It's not
going to happen.
>> Adam: Hey, I swear,
it's not like that. Okay?
If you decide to come back
to me, it has to be
because you want to do that.
And because you finally
realized that what happened
between me and Chelsea was
impulsive and it was weak
and-- and it was meaningless.
>> Sally: You said you still
love her.
>> Adam: I said I have love
for her.
As the mother of my son.
It doesn't remotely come close
to the love that I feel for you.
Okay, look, Chelsea and I are
always going to have
to co-parent Connor,
but he's not going to be
a kid forever.
He'll eventually learn
to manage his OCD, and he's not
going to need us by him
every day.
But as for me and you,
what we have has the potential
to last a lifetime.
My connection to Chelsea comes
nowhere near to touching that.
>> Sally: It already has.
>> Adam: Sally, do you remember
what it was like when we first
broke up?
[ Sally exhaling ]
We tried to see
other people, we tried
to move on with our lives,
but we were always getting drawn
back to each other.
Now, you can say that
we're through, but you know
that we never will be.
The love that we have for each
other won't just go away.
>> Sally: Maybe not.
But neither has the love
you had for Chelsea.
>> Adam: Come on.
Sally, aren't there people
in your life that you still care
about, but you no longer have
romantic feelings for?
>> Sally: Yes, but I would never
fall into bed with them when
I'm fully committed
and in love with you.
No matter how rough a day
I was having, it would never
even cross my mind.
But I realize now that
that's who you are.
It's who you'll always be.
>> Adam: What?
A serial cheater?
Come on, that-- that's absurd.
>> Sally: No, somebody who can't
control their impulses, who
can't stand not getting what
they want every second
of every day. Case in point,
I told you coming here was
a bad idea,
and yet here we are.
>> Adam: Because, Sally,
I am fighting
for our life together.
>> Sally: We don't have a life
together anymore, Adam.
I can't live knowing
it's virtually impossible
for you to resist your worst
inclinations, or that you won't
be able to stay calm when you're
angry, or lose gracefully
instead of fighting with
everything that you have, that
you won't fall into bed with
Chelsea again the next time--
>> Adam: That's not--
>> Sally: Because Connor is
struggling because you're so
desperate to numb the pain.
It's who you are,
and I accept it.
Or I'm trying to, at least.
Either way, I deserve better.
>> Chelsea: Billy is the last
person you need to be
worried about.
He just started that new job,
remember?
He's kind of top dog
at Abbott-Chancellor now.
Um, well, your dad should be
here any minute.
Should we order him
his breakfast?
Have it waiting for him
when he gets here?
Oh, what if we order him
something we know
he doesn't like?
Wouldn't it be funny to see
the look on his face
when he sits down?
>> Connor: If you want.
>> Chelsea: Hey, Connor.
Can you look at me, please?
What's bothering you?
>> Connor: You didn't really
answer my question.
>> Chelsea: No, I think I did
answer your question.
I told you there's nothing
to be worried about.
>> Connor: But you didn't say
if you guys were good.
>> Chelsea: Why would you think
we aren't good?
>> Connor: Billy hasn't been
coming around, Mom.
He doesn't call you to say
goodnight or meet you
for coffee on his way to work
like he used to.
He hasn't even sent me a dumb
meme or funny video lately.
>> Chelsea: Did he used to do
that a lot?
>> Connor: More than
he does now.
>> Chelsea: Okay.
You're right.
You do deserve an explanation.
Remember when we were
at the park, we were talking
about learning to cope
when life gets challenging?
>> Connor: Like I'm learning
in DBT therapy, yeah?
>> Chelsea: Yeah, and you asked
me if I've learned any tools in
therapy to help
make life easier.
Well, something that I'm trying
to get better at is giving
people space when they need it.
So, yeah, you're right.
Billy hasn't been coming around
as often.
We're just taking a little
break because we both could use
some space right now.
>> Connor: But why?
What happened?
>> Daniel: Okay, Luce,
time to go. Now.
>> Sharon: No, no, hold on,
Daniel.
This is not about Cassie.
This is about Faith.
She has tried to tell you that
your fixation on her has been
a problem.
She has tried to encourage you
to make friends your own age,
and she has been so considerate
about your feelings that she
was guilted into making
a decision that could have cost
you both your lives.
And you're right, I did lose
a daughter, yes, and I hope that
never, ever, ever happens
again, so I will do whatever
it takes to make sure
that Faith stays alive.
But make no mistake, Lucy,
you are in the position you're
in right now because of
your choices, not mine.
Do I make myself clear?
>> Daniel: Okay, she gets
the point. You don't need
to talk to her like that.
>> Sharon: And she doesn't need
to throw the worst memory
of my life in my face
just because she isn't getting
her own way!
>> Nick: Okay, okay. Hey,
we've got to keep it down.
[ Daniel sighing ]
>> Daniel: I get that
you're upset.
I really do.
But she's still a kid.
>> Nick: What the hell
just happened?
>> Sharon: I'm sorry, Nick. Um,
I-- I shouldn't have raised
my voice like that.
But she invoked Cassie,
and that was just taking things
a step too far.
>> Nick: Yeah, no, I get it.
Can you just tell me
what happened?
>> Sharon: When Faith first
told me about this unhealthy
attachment that Lucy has,
I thought maybe
she was exaggerating.
I tried to get her to remember
how she felt when she was
that age.
>> Nick: Yeah, Faith wanted
to be liked by the cool kids,
for sure.
>> Sharon: But now that I see
how far this has gone,
Lucy just doesn't let up.
It's toxic, and I am not going
to let her get away with it.
>> Nick: Look, this is
concerning. I agree with you.
And Lucy crossed the line.
And I'm definitely
on your side.
But Sharon,
I've got to be honest.
All these public outbursts,
they're not helping anything.
>> Sharon: Well, Daniel doesn't
seem to be doing anything
about it, so I feel like I have
to take it on myself.
>> Nick: Well, that's not true.
From what I understand, Daniel
and Heather are both doing what
they can to steer Lucy
in the right direction.
They grounded her.
She's got to complete
community service.
She has to write a formal
written apology.
>> Sharon: And yet, here she is,
still begging me to let her
see Faith.
Why do I feel like I'm the one
being attacked when it's so
clear that Lucy is the problem?
>> Nick: No,
that's not what I'm--
>> Sharon: I am not going
to sacrifice Faith's safety
for Lucy's feelings.
And I'm not going to let her
off the hook just because a lot
of kids her age
go through this. Trust me,
I have been through this
situation in my practice.
And Lucy is taking this
to another level.
>> Nick: Okay, okay,
now if you just--
>> Sharon: You, I should not
have to defend myself to you.
You are Faith's father.
You should be backing me up
completely.
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I have someplace I have to be.
>> Nick: Sharon, don't go.
Come here.
>> Daniel: Hey, we need to talk.
>> Lucy: We did, in the car.
>> Daniel: I said we,
as in a conversation.
>> Lucy: It's just going to turn
into another lecture, and I got
enough of that from Sharon.
Thanks.
>> Daniel: How Sharon talked
to you was not okay,
but throwing Cassie in her face,
that was also unacceptable.
>> Lucy: Even if it's true?
>> Daniel: Cassie's memory is
something that we respect.
We don't use it as leverage.
And you, you're not exactly
innocent here.
You put Faith in a really bad
spot, so you don't really have
a leg to stand on.
>> Lucy: Dad, I messed up.
I never said that I didn't.
But Sharon is using that as an
excuse to butt into my life.
She's keeping me away from
the only friend that I have.
And I'm sorry, but that is 100%
on her and you.
>> Daniel: On me?
>> Lucy: Yeah.
I put Faith in a bad position,
but when you did the same thing
to Cassie, it literally changed
the course of history.
You say that you're going
to have to live with that
decision for the rest of your
life, but guess what, Dad?
So will I.
Your selfish decisions are
literally ruining my life,
just like they always have.
>> Chelsea: Nothing bad happened
between me and Billy.
Certainly not anything having
to do with you.
>> Connor: Why would you say
that? That makes me think it is
because of me.
>> Chelsea: No, I just...
Sweetie, adults take breaks
for all sorts of reasons.
And I don't want you jumping
to conclusions because of
the timing of it all.
>> Connor: You mean right after
I moved back?
>> Chelsea: Completely
unrelated.
>> Connor: Then, why did it
happen now?
>> Chelsea: Lots of reasons.
I told you, Billy has this new
job now,
and it's a lot of work.
Takes up a lot of time running
this massive company.
So Billy doesn't really have
time for a relationship
right now.
And to be honest with you,
neither do I.
Because I want to spend
all my time with you.
I missed you so much
while you were away.
>> Connor: That doesn't sound
like you guys.
>> Chelsea: Well, Connor,
people don't always have to be
in a relationship, you know?
We can be perfectly happy
on our own.
>> Connor: But you're not.
You're sad.
I can see it.
>> Chelsea: Do I miss him?
Sure.
But do I need him?
No.
I've got everything
I need right here.
>> Connor: You keep bringing me
up, even though you say it has
nothing to do with me.
>> Chelsea: Because you are
my son. And I love you so much.
I just want to remind you
how happy you make me.
>> Connor: I don't care
what you say, Mom.
You guys would still be
together if it weren't
for my OCD.
I know it.
>> Adam: Look, you were right.
You deserve the very best.
Which is what I want to give
you, and I will if you let me.
>> Sally: And what,
we just pretend like...
Like this never happened?
>> Adam: In my mind,
it didn't happen.
Look, I know that you think
I have some long-simmering
affection for Chelsea that I'll
never be able to escape, but in
reality, that is absurd.
>> Sally: Look, I only tell you
what I see, Adam.
And I won't compete with
whatever is going
on between you two.
>> Adam: What have you seen?
Chelsea and I, we are Connor's
parents, and it ends there.
>> Sally: You know
I spoke with Chelsea.
She tried pleading your case
to me, and at first, I thought
she was just trying to alleviate
her guilt and convince herself
that her bad decisions didn't
totally destroy us, but that is
not why she did it.
She did it because she was
genuinely worried about you.
She sees a good in you that,
frankly, I thought
only I knew was there.
And then, it hit me.
I'm not the only person
who gets you.
I'm not the only woman
who knows you that well.
That and your connection
through Connor, I have
to walk away.
>> Adam: Sally, you are reading
way too much into this, okay?
And you're not taking into
account at all what I want
and who I love.
>> Sally: I know
you love me, Adam.
I don't question that.
But I deserve respect
and someone who will be honest
with me.
What you have with Chelsea is
not going away.
And honestly, a part of me is
glad that you will always
have her, that you will have her
to lean on, somebody who sees
you the way that I do,
or at least
the way that I did.
>> Adam: It's-- It's--
[ phone pinging ]
Sally, look--
>> Sally: No, your family
probably needs you.
>> Adam: Sally.
>> Sally: You should go.
You should go.
And so should I.
>> Adam: Come on! Sally!
>> Heather: Hey, Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: Hey, Heather.
How's Lucy?
>> Heather: Physically,
clean bill of health.
Emotionally, struggling.
>> Phyllis: Well, that makes
sense.
She was in a car accident and
she spent a whole night in a
hospital. It's a lot.
>> Heather: It's a lot.
It's a lot.
I don't know if I just
completely forgot what it's
like to be a teenager, though.
The moodiness, the angst,
the desperate need to be
accepted, and...
Am I a terrible mother?
I just find it bizarre.
Heartbreaking.
Maddening.
>> Phyllis: No, no, no, no.
Listen.
Take it from someone who raised
a daughter.
She'll grow out of it.
She really will.
>> Heather: Thank God.
[ Phyllis chuckling ]
How soon?
>> Phyllis: Um...
Scone?
>> Heather: Oh, jeez.
We're just getting started,
aren't we?
>> Phyllis: I didn't touch it.
It's yours.
>> Heather: I don't have an
appetite.
Oh, my gosh.
>> Phyllis: I know, I know.
It is difficult, but yes, yes,
she will grow out of it.
Trust me.
I mean, the problems that I had
with Summer was--
>> Sharon: What is it
with this family?
>> Heather: Sharon.
Is there anywhere I can go to
get away from you all, or do I
have to relive the trauma you
caused every time I step out of
the house?
>> Phyllis: Oh, my gosh.
What the hell?
>> Sharon: Lucy just accosted me
in public, demanding to see
Faith again.
Your daughter is out of
control.
And if you and Daniel don't set
up some serious boundaries with
her, I'm telling you,
my patience has
just about run out.
>> Daniel: Listen, I know that
I have made things hard for you
in more ways than one,
and I have to
live with that every single
day, but that doesn't make it
okay to hit below the belt with
me or with Sharon.
>> Lucy: I know.
I'm sorry.
I didn't mean for it to come
out that harsh.
I'm just so frustrated.
>> Daniel: It's not an excuse.
>> Lucy: I know I've made
mistakes too, Dad.
But everyone is acting like the
topic of Cassie is off-limits,
when you know that it's the
first thing that any of us
thought of when the accident
happened.
Do you seriously think that
Sharon isn't punishing me
for that?
>> Daniel: I think that
losing Cassie was a tragedy.
I think that no one has gotten
over it.
I think that no one ever will.
And if that has stirred up
fears and overreactions
in Sharon...
I mean, it's kind of hard for
me to judge, because I know
it's done the same in me.
>> Lucy: I don't know how many
times I have to say sorry.
At what point do I get
my life back?
[ Daniel scoffing ]
>> Daniel: Genoa City?
That might take a while.
>> Lucy: What--
what does that mean?
[ Daniel sighing ]
>> Daniel: I don't know.
Now might be a good time to go
and take that trip and visit
your grandfather.
>> Lucy: No, Dad, I won't.
I'll run away if I have to.
>> Daniel: Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Okay. No one is running away.
Don't be so dramatic.
I'm thinking out loud here.
We would have to talk to your
mom about taking a trip anyway.
>> Lucy: Oh, my gosh.
You guys are forever ruining my
life, telling me where to live,
who to be friends with,
how to talk, how to feel.
But it's never actually
about me.
It's all about you not wanting
to feel embarrassed or actually
deal with stuff.
>> Daniel: No one is trying to
control you.
We want you to learn
self-control.
We want you to realize that
your actions have consequences.
>> Lucy: Well, apparently every
action I take makes you guys
miserable.
Maybe you always have been.
But why do you have to make me
that way, too?
>> Mariah: Hi.
>> Nick: Hey,
thanks for coming by.
I know you got a lot going on
at work right now.
>> Mariah: Yeah, well, you
sounded really worried.
What's up?
>> Nick: Faith told me that she
came by for a visit last night.
How'd she seem?
>> Mariah: Good.
I mean, she's still a little
rattled up from the accident,
but I think she's more
concerned about how you guys
are taking it, to be honest.
>> Nick: Did she, uh,
bring up Lucy at all?
>> Mariah: A little.
I mean, she mentioned Mom's
outburst at Society,
if that's what you mean.
>> Nick: Sharon's making it
seem like Faith really wants
Lucy to keep her distance.
But I'm starting to think
that's coming a lot more
from Sharon.
>> Mariah: Well, Faith has
definitely been uncomfortable
with Lucy's clinginess.
But after the accident,
I definitely think it's Sharon
that's more harping on it.
She wants to protect Faith so
much, she's sort of turning
Lucy into the villain.
And Faith feels it.
>> Nick: Sharon's not getting
any better, is she?
>> Adam: Hey.
Sorry, I'm late.
I got your text.
What's going on, buddy?
>> Connor: Did you know Mom and
Billy broke up?
>> Chelsea: I--
We did not break up.
I was explaining to Connor that
we're taking a little time to
focus on other things
in our lives.
>> Connor: She says it's
not my fault, but I know it is.
>> Adam: Connor, look,
you-- you can't think that you
had anything to do with
your mom's personal
relationships.
>> Chelsea: That's what I've
been trying to tell him.
>> Connor: But now that I'm home
and you have to take me to
sessions every day and stuff,
it has to be
messing up your schedule.
You and Billy don't have time
to hang out anymore.
>> Chelsea: That's absolutely
not the case.
It was an adult decision for
adult reasons.
It had nothing to do with your
schedule or you being home or
anything like that.
>> Adam: Yeah, you know that
couples take breaks,
sometimes for a lot of
different reasons.
>> Connor: What about you and
Sally, Dad?
>> Adam: What about us?
>> Connor: She didn't seem that
into having a movie night when I
brought it up.
And last time I was at your
apartment, she wasn't
even there.
Are you guys on a break too?
Because if Mom and Billy are on
a break and you and Sally are
on a break, there's no way you
can say it isn't about me.
>> Daniel: Your mom and I are
not miserable.
I promise you we wouldn't want
that for you either.
>> Lucy: Then, why bring up
going to Portugal?
>> Daniel: Because I think it
would be good for all of us to
get away after everything that
happened.
Maybe put some space between
you and Sharon.
>> Lucy: Me and Sharon
or me and Faith?
>> Daniel: Honey, the whole
situation.
>> Lucy: You don't get me
at all, Dad.
The only person that does is
Faith, and you're all trying to
keep me from her.
>> Daniel: Okay, Faith herself
said that she wanted some space.
>> Lucy: No, no, no, Dad.
She likes me.
We're friends.
She even wanted to talk to me
privately before Sharon freaked
out and dragged her off.
>> Daniel: Okay, I think you
might be rewriting history there
just a little bit.
>> Lucy: No, Dad, I'm not.
You just can't believe that
someone would actually like me
for me.
>> Heather: We are all
under a lot of stress here,
so I'm gonna let
your accusatory tone slide.
If you're upset with Lucy,
I will talk to her.
But beyond that, I don't need
your advice on how to
handle my daughter.
>> Sharon: Clearly, you do,
because she is completely out of
line, and I seem to be the only
one with enough nerve to
point that out to her,
because her mother and father
can't be bothered to say
anything.
>> Phyllis: Don't you dare
question my son's parenting.
>> Sharon: Oh, because you're
such an expert on that front,
Phyllis?
>> Heather: Goodbye.
>> Phyllis: Don't let her scare
you. Heather--
>> Sharon: Talk to
your daughter, Heather.
>> Phyllis: What's wrong
with you?
How dare you storm in here and
go after my family?
>> Sharon: The way your family
has come after mine for decades,
gee, I feel I'm kind of
extremely justified.
>> Phyllis: Okay, Sharon, um,
I'm gonna let this go,
because, um, I know
you're not really yourself
these days, but I'm warning you,
if you keep on coming after me--
>> Sharon: Wait, wait, wait.
Not myself?
What does that mean?
>> Mariah: I honestly
don't know if Sharon is getting
better or not,
but the accident kicked up
a lot of old wounds for her,
so how much of her behavior
lately is a result of that?
>> Nick: It's a fair question,
but Sharon was struggling
before, so I think there's more
to it than that.
But did you know
she's having...
recurring nightmares
about Cameron?
>> Mariah: No, no,
she hasn't mentioned that.
>> Nick: She told Faith that.
>> Mariah: You know,
I thought I caught her
talking to herself
the other day.
I mean, she explained it away,
but...
I wasn't completely convinced,
and I let it go, but all of
these other pieces are coming
into play.
>> Nick: I'm just becoming more
and more convinced there's
something deeper going on here.
>> Mariah: Do you have any
theories?
>> Nick: I mean, I hate even
suggesting this, but...
Sharon swears to me she's in
constant contact with her
doctor and she's staying on top
of this, but do you think
there's a chance she's not
taking her meds anymore?
And I'm not just talking about
missing a dose here or there.
I'm talking full stop,
not taking them, at all.
>> Adam: Connor, imagine that
you, me, and your mom were
a soccer team
and you were the goalkeeper.
>> Connor: Is this some cheesy
life lesson?
[ Chelsea chuckling ]
>> Adam: Just hear me out,
all right?
Say your mom passes me the
ball, and I'm heading down the
field to score, but at the last
second, I pass the ball back to
your mom, only it's a really
lame pass, and there's
a turnover.
Now, is that on you?
Being all the way at the other
end of the field, protecting
the net?
>> Connor: No.
>> Adam: Of course, it's not.
Okay, as awesome
as a goalkeeper as
you might be, you are in no way
responsible for the way
that we play.
What I'm saying is your mom and
I, we're going to make our own
choices and we're going to do
some things that you might not
understand, and it is going to
affect you on some level
because we're a team.
But you are in no way the cause
of them.
>> Chelsea: Do you get what
your dad's trying to
tell you, sweetie?
>> Connor: I do, but it still
doesn't answer my question.
Sometimes, I think you guys are
so afraid to say anything
that's going to upset me, you
talk to me like I'm dumb
or something.
>> Adam: Connor, that--
>> Chelsea: Wait, Connor,
where are you going?
>> Connor: I need to
wash my hands.
[ Adam, Chelsea sighing ]
>> Adam: I hate this.
>> Chelsea: I know.
I'm sorry.
But you handled that
really well.
It's not like we can tell him
the real reason our
relationships are a mess.
>> Adam: If his symptoms come
back because of this,
I'm going to lose it.
We have to put an end to this
before it spirals.
>> Chelsea: I don't know what
more we can do.
>> Adam: It's not on us
to solve anymore.
It's on Billy.
He's the one who blew this up,
so he's the one who has to
fix it.
>> Sally: Hey.
I-- I know that you're busy,
but I was hoping we could talk.
Can you call me when you get
a chance?
Thanks, Billy.
[ Sally sighing ]
>> Lucy: It's like I have no say
in my own life.
You guys just decide what's
going to happen, when it's
going to happen, and no one
actually cares at all what
I want.
>> Heather: Hey, hey, keep your
voices down.
I can hear you all the way out
in the hall.
Maybe you should calm down in
your room.
>> Daniel: That's a great idea.
[ Lucy scoffing ]
>> Lucy: You're putting me in
time out?
Are you kidding me?
>> Daniel: Now, please.
Dude.
>> Heather: Oh, my gosh, Daniel,
this is never ending.
>> Daniel: You don't know the
half of it.
>> Heather: I think I do.
Sharon just cornered me in the
Athletic Club.
>> Daniel: Fantastic.
>> Heather: As long as there's a
chance of running into that
woman, I do not think that
we will get a moment's peace.
>> Daniel: We can't live our
lives looking over
our shoulders.
>> Heather: Which is why I think
we might need more than one week
in Portugal.
I am not condoning
running away from our
problems, but given
how quickly things have
deteriorated, I think it might
be time to find a new town to
call home.
>> Phyllis: Sharon, I just think
it's best that we just
go our separate ways right now.
>> Sharon: Wait, wait,
what were you implying, Phyllis?
That I am somehow the problem
when your granddaughter can't
seem to take no for an answer?
Gee, I wonder who she learned
that from.
>> Phyllis: You're really
testing my patience right now.
>> Sharon: You've always been
a bulldozer when it comes to
getting what you want, Phyllis.
Danny didn't want you.
Nick didn't want you.
But you refused to take the
hint until you left total
destruction in your wake, and
now you have this mini-me who
doesn't care how many times
she's told no as long as she
gets her way in the end.
And if she doesn't, she'll take
down as many innocent people as
she has to try.
I am going to say this
to you once.
Get your family to back down.
>> Phyllis: Oh, no, no, no,
this is-- No.
This insanity has got to stop.
This craziness has got to stop.
>> Mariah: You may be on to
something, Nick. I've seen
Sharon taking meds, but I have
no way of knowing which.
>> Nick: I've been there when
she's forgotten to take them,
but not lately.
>> Mariah: Maybe there's a way
to check, see what she's been
prescribed, and if she's
taking them regularly.
>> Nick: I mean,
it's not the worst idea
in the world.
I would do it myself, but you
definitely have more access to
her place than I do.
>> Mariah: Normally, I would
never suggest anything so
intrusive. I just...
If Mom's health hangs in
the balance--
>> Nick: Yeah, no, if we could
get this answered, it might
explain a lot.
Or at least tell us what we
should be doing next.
Would you be up for this?
>> Mariah: Yeah.
Let's do it.
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