>> Sally: Hello, Adam.
>> Adam: Mm.
And a cheery hello to you, too.
How lucky I am I that I am here at the precise moment when the
two of you are meeting up for -- what, drinks?
Nice dinner?
You guys fueling up for another round of hot sex?
>> Sally: Okay.
That was out of line.
>> Nick: Watch your mouth.
>> Adam: Well, unlike you, I'm not in the mood to plaster a
smile on my face.
I'm just keeping it real.
>> Sally: Okay, I know you have a lot on your plate right now,
but that's no excuse to be crude, okay?
After our last conversation, I thought maybe we were in a good
place, that maybe we actually got to the point where we could
be friends.
>> Adam: Friends?
Come on, Sally.
Let's not play that game.
You know what you are to me.
And I know that whatever you think my brother here has to
offer that you're bound to be disappointed in every possible
way.
>> Nick: Just stop, alright?
You're making a fool out of yourself.
>> Adam: [ Scoffs ] Yeah.
I'm the fool. Alright, Nick.
>> Sally: It was of your own doing.
So don't you dare just sit there and blame Nick and me.
>> Adam: "Nick and me."
Wow, you say that like it's a real thing.
>> Sally: Okay, whatever it is or isn't, it's none of your
business.
And you saw to that.
So stop blaming everyone but yourself.
>> Allie: Noah.
>> Noah: Allie. Hey.
This is a nice surprise.
How's your day been?
>> Allie: Um...
Not as I expected.
>> Noah: Problem at the lab?
>> Allie: No.
>> Noah: What's going on?
>> Allie: [ Sighs ] I went to the club earlier to
find you, and I saw you with your ex in your arms.
>> Noah: [ Sighs ] ♪♪
♪♪
[ Drawer opens ]
[ Knock on door ] >> Sharon: Chelsea?
It's Sharon and Billy.
>> Chelsea: Hey, guys.
Come on in.
>> Sharon: Hi.
We met up at your hotel suite, and we packed up all of your
things.
And the front desk billed the card that you have on file.
So, as far as that goes, it's all taken care of.
>> Chelsea: [ Chuckles ] >> Billy: Don't even need to
think about that place anymore.
All done.
>> Chelsea: Thank you so much.
That is so kind, considering you've already done so much for
me.
I just, you know, can't imagine stepping foot in that hotel
right now.
>> Billy: Well, you don't have to.
>> Chelsea: And, Sharon, you shouldn't be dealing with my
stuff.
You should be helping Mariah and Tessa get settled at the tack
house.
>> Sharon: No, they're doing great.
I did run over there right after Mariah texted me, and it turned
out they didn't have that much work for me to do anyway.
And besides, I had to come back here and see you again because I
forgot to give you these.
>> Chelsea: Oh.
>> Billy: Chelsea, you okay?
>> Sharon: Are you having second thoughts?
Is this not where you want to be?
>> Chelsea: No. No.
This place is amazing.
This is an incredible place to live, especially on such short
notice, and I'm so grateful.
It's just, you know, here I am, pulling up stakes yet again.
>> Billy: Well, it's always challenging, changing homes.
>> Chelsea: [ Sighs ] Home...
>> Noah: I didn't know you were there when Audra and I were
talking.
>> Allie: It seemed like you guys were sharing an intimate
moment, so I didn't want to intrude.
>> Noah: It's not what you're thinking.
>> Allie: Well, it must have been something major.
Otherwise, you wouldn't look so...
>> Noah: So what?
>> Allie: Panicked?
Guilty? Disturbed?
All of the above?
>> Noah: It's not like that, alright?
I promise I'll tell you everything, just not --
not here.
Will you give me a chance to explain?
>> Billy: If I said something to upset you, Chelsea, I'm sorry.
That was not my intent.
>> Chelsea: No, no.
You didn't say or do anything wrong.
You both have been incredible and supportive.
[ Sighs ] I'm just -- I'm just juggling a lot of emotions right
now.
>> Sharon: Well, that's entirely appropriate.
>> Billy: I mean, it'd be weird if you weren't.
>> Chelsea: [ Breathes deeply ] I guess it's just hard for me to
accept that at this phase of my life I don't have a safe haven.
So, here I am in a brand-new apartment after spending three
days in the psych ward for trying to end my life.
>> Sharon: Well, I hope that this place will become your
haven, that over time, it'll truly start to feel like your
home.
>> Chelsea: I just haven't had a home in so long...not since I
lived at the penthouse with Adam and Connor.
And then I had the aneurysm, and everything went wrong.
>> Billy: Well, let's not ruminate on that.
Let's look at this as the beginning of a healthy,
wonderful future.
>> Chelsea: Well, before I start rebuilding my life, I have
decided I need to tell Connor the truth.
And that's really overwhelming.
>> Billy: You know, Chels, you don't need to do that right now
if you don't want to.
I mean, maybe it makes more sense to kind of get settled in
here a little bit.
>> Chelsea: No, I want to tell him today because I don't want
to hide anything from my son.
And, actually, Dr. Malone agrees with me.
>> Sharon: Did the doctor give you any ideas on how to get into
that with Connor?
>> Chelsea: Yeah.
I mean, she did actually, and it kind of make me nervous.
>> Sharon: How so?
>> Chelsea: Well, she said, you know, we don't know how he's
gonna react.
It could be shock, guilt, anger.
We just -- We don't know how this is gonna go.
>> Sharon: Okay, well, you know that you don't have to do this
until you're ready.
>> Chelsea: I told Dr. Malone that I can be strong, and I am
gonna be, for Connor's sake.
>> Sharon: Well, you have to do what's best for yourself also.
>> Chelsea: [ Sighs ] I think I've decided that this is what's
best for all of us.
I need to take a deep breath, look my son in the eye, and tell
him what happened, explain this crisis I went through.
I just hope that Adam understands.
We need to be a united front, and he doesn't want me to tell
him yet.
He's worried about how Connor will react, and so am I.
I'm just worried the longer we wait, the more pain, the more
confusion it will cause him.
>> Billy: Well, you both know that I'm -- I'm not a fan of
Adam's.
But I do know that he loves his son.
And I believe you'll do what's right for both Connor and you.
>> Sharon: He absolutely will.
Give Adam the chance to prove that to you.
>> Chelsea: I will.
[ Cellphone chimes ] >> Billy: Uh, I'm gonna need to
go.
Something I need to take care of.
I'll check in with you later, okay?
>> Chelsea: Thank you, Billy, for everything.
>> Billy: Absolutely.
See ya.
[ Door opens ] [ Door closes ]
>> Chelsea: Can you stay a little longer?
>> Sharon: Well, I was hoping that you would let me hang
around because I think there's something that we need to do
right away.
>> Sally: You couldn't trust me.
So you broke up with me and you claimed it was for my own good.
Do you know how humiliated I felt?
>> Adam: And I have apologized for that repeatedly, Sally.
>> Sally: And yet somehow you're the wounded party.
I'm sorry.
It doesn't work like that.
>> Nick: Well, it does for a narcissist.
Everything always happens to you.
It's never because of you.
Does that sound about right?
>> Adam: Don't get your hopes up thinking he will make you happy,
Sally.
He will never love you 'cause he can't.
'Cause the only woman he's ever loved is Sharon.
You're just the latest substitute.
>> Sally: Let's go, Nick.
He's not worth it.
>> Noah: Can I get you anything?
Water? Coffee?
Something stronger?
>> Allie: Just the truth.
>> Noah: I don't want to have any secrets from you.
>> Allie: Good.
>> Noah: Audra told me that back in London she -- she had been
pregnant with our baby...
and she had a miscarriage.
It was the first I'd heard of it.
>> Allie: [ Sighs ] How awful for her to go through
something like that.
And for you being blindsided.
>> Noah: Yeah, it hit pretty hard.
>> Allie: I'm so sorry.
Why didn't Audra say anything until now?
>> Noah: When she got pregnant, our relationship was kind of
falling apart, and she wanted to wait until we were back into a
good place to share the happy news, but that time never came.
Things just kept deteriorating.
And then...
And then I moved out without telling her.
I just walked away, didn't look back.
>> Allie: Is that...when it happened?
>> Noah: She said it was the first night I didn't come home.
It was over, just like our relationship.
[ Sighs ] >> Allie: Oh, Noah.
I'm so sorry.
>> Noah: She never intended on telling me, but I guess being
here and, you know, seeing me brought back up all those
painful memories.
You know, they just came pouring out of her, and it killed me
that I wasn't there for her.
It killed me that she had to suffer through all that alone,
so -- so I hugged her.
I wanted to comfort her, and...
that's what you walked in on.
>> Billy: Hi.
>> Lily: Hello.
>> Billy: Thank you for coming to meet me.
>> Lily: Sure.
>> Billy: I know how busy you've been, so I appreciate it.
>> Lily: No, it's fine.
I needed the fresh air.
So, how's Chelsea?
I'm assuming that you spent most of the day with her since she
seems to be your main focus lately.
>> Billy: Yeah.
Um, I know I've been really vague about what's been
happening...and, uh, the reasoning behind it.
And I know that's been very frustrating for you.
>> Lily: Well, yeah.
I mean, I have so little information.
>> Billy: Right, which is why I wanted to talk to you -- to try
and, you know, clear the air a little bit.
Um, Chelsea not only gave me the go-ahead, but she thinks it's
important that I talk to you about this, as well.
And, uh, I'm hoping that once I do, you'll better understand why
I devoted so much of my time to supporting her.
>> Lily: Okay.
So, what happened?
>> Billy: [ Sighs ] Chelsea tried to take her own
life.
>> Sharon: There.
Doesn't it feel good to have your clothes hung up, your
things put away?
>> Chelsea: Definitely.
>> Sharon: I just want you to feel like you're settling in and
making the place your own.
But I know when you bring in all of your personal items, then
it's gonna really feel like home.
>> Chelsea: I'm sure you're right.
>> Sharon: Which brings me to the most important item.
>> Chelsea: Oh. [ Chuckles ] Thank you, Sharon.
This is the most important item, not just for me, but for when
Connor gets here.
>> Sharon: Do you know when he'll be here?
>> Chelsea: When he's done with practice.
I'm counting the minutes.
[ Exhales sharply ] I guess I should reach out to
Adam now.
[ Cellphone ringing ] >> Adam: Chelsea.
Hey, um, can you give me one second?
[ Stool clatters ] Hey. I'm glad you called.
I went to the hospital earlier, but they said that you had
already been discharged.
>> Chelsea: I told you you didn't have to come back for me.
I already had a ride lined up.
>> Adam: Right. I know.
Sharon and Billy.
Just wanted to make sure you were okay.
>> Chelsea: I am. Thanks.
I'm feeling better, um...
thanks to Sharon, actually.
>> Adam: Oh?
>> Chelsea: Mariah and Tessa are moving out of the apartment
above the coffeehouse.
Sharon's offered to rent it to me.
>> Adam: Ah, well, that's great.
That sounds like the perfect solution.
I'm glad you decided to take her up on that.
>> Chelsea: Yeah, me too.
>> Adam: Well, if there's anything that I can do.
Maybe I can grab some groceries or something and help you with
that.
>> Chelsea: Well, you had mentioned that Connor would be
happy to see me.
I was hoping you could bring him by after you pick him up.
>> Adam: Sure. I can do that.
>> Chelsea: Thanks.
I appreciate it.
>> Adam: I just -- I hope that you've, uh, taken the time to
think about what I said earlier.
>> Chelsea: I have, and I spoke to my therapist about it, Adam.
I haven't changed my mind.
>> Adam: I see.
>> Chelsea: I'm ready to tell Connor the truth.
And I hope you can support my decision.
Will you please do that for me?
>> Adam: [ Sighs ]
>> Adam: Look, Chelsea, I really wish that we could discuss this
further.
>> Chelsea: Adam, I'm not gonna change my mind.
I have to do this -- and as soon as possible.
>> Adam: Why the rush?
>> Chelsea: Because I'm not gonna lie to my son, only to
risk him finding out the truth down the line in some other way.
No.
He has to know what happened to me.
He has to know that I'm better and that I'm getting help and
that I am gonna be alright.
>> Adam: Okay.
Well, you -- you make some good points.
>> Chelsea: Thank you.
>> Adam: But I am still worried about Connor's reaction.
I think there's a chance that he might blame himself for this.
>> Chelsea: I took everything you said to heart.
I did.
I spoke to Dr. Malone at length about it, but she agrees that
it's the right thing to do, to be honest with our son.
>> Adam: Exactly how honest are we talking about?
>> Chelsea: Well, Dr. Malone advised me to use language a
young boy Connor's age can understand, to allow him to
express his emotions and to have the conversation in a safe
space.
I know you want to be a part of this, Adam, and I want you to as
well.
Let's do this now, together, as a family.
Can you do that for me?
>> Adam: Alright.
>> Chelsea: Thank you.
>> Adam: I will, uh, go get him, and, uh, I'll bring him by.
We'll see you soon.
>> Lily: Oh, my God.
Poor Chelsea.
>> Billy: Yeah, I know.
>> Lily: I mean, I know that you told me she needed help and that
you felt compassion because you knew what it was like being
trapped in a dark place, but I didn't think it was this bad.
>> Billy: Well, I think it all just kind of, uh, you know,
compounded and, uh -- when Rey passed away.
You know, they'd become really close friends.
>> Lily: No. Yeah.
I remember how devastated she was at the time.
>> Billy: Yeah, and I think she was leaning on him a little bit
too much.
And then, you know, after he passed away, she -- she didn't
feel like she had anyone.
And when things got bad, she started to question everything,
question every decision that she was making, and had no one to
turn to.
And slowly that started to eat away at her and the walls
started to cave in and the only thing that she could focus on
was the pain and her own despair.
>> Lily: Yeah, but not even Connor?
I mean, knowing that he needed her couldn't help pull her out
of her grief?
>> Billy: No, it seems like it would, but like I said, she --
she couldn't focus on anything but the pain.
She didn't see a way out, and she wanted it to end.
>> Lily: [ Sighs ] Wow.
I mean, to feel that lost and disconnected from everything
that you love and care about.
I mean, when I was in prison, I definitely was depressed.
You know?
I was overwhelmed by guilt over the role that I played in Hilary
and her baby's death.
And then my dad -- he moved upstate so that he could visit
often, and I was so thankful because he was my lifeline.
I mean, I wasn't suicidal.
It didn't get to that point for me.
>> Billy: Well, I'm really glad that he was there to support
you.
>> Lily: Yeah, me too.
But, I mean, for Chelsea, that night, to be in that place,
after the year that she had -- I mean, that's serious.
>> Billy: Yeah.
I'm just grateful you understand.
>> Lily: Yeah.
I mean, I can see why you felt compelled to be there for her.
But I'm sure it was overwhelming for you at times.
>> Billy: I wasn't focused on my own burden, you know?
That wasn't -- It wasn't about me.
>> Lily: No, but helping someone through a crisis that severe is
huge.
I mean, that had to have taken a toll on you emotionally.
>> Billy: Yeah.
I mean, I suppose. Yeah.
>> Lily: So then why wouldn't you have told me this from the
beginning?
Like, why wouldn't you let me be the person that you turned to?
>> Billy: [ Sighs ]
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Chelsea: I could tell Adam was listening.
He really heard me.
>> Sharon: That's wonderful.
>> Chelsea: And I'm gonna do everything I can to prove that
he's right to have faith in me.
>> Sharon: Well, I'm glad he reacted that way.
Now, I want you to relax, take a breath, and don't put any more
pressure on yourself.
>> Chelsea: I'll try not to.
>> Sharon: Adam's already shown that he'll back you up.
You just have to follow Dr. Malone's advice and trust
your instincts as a mother.
You can do this.
>> Chelsea: Yeah. I can.
>> Sharon: Good.
That's what I like to hear.
So, is there anything else I can do to make you feel at home?
Um, the place has been cleaned, and there's towels and sheets in
the linen closet.
>> Chelsea: No.
Thank you so much.
As much as I've appreciated your company and all of your
encouragement, I should probably spend some time alone to
mentally prepare for this visit with Connor.
Plus, I should probably jump in the shower and change my clothes
to look presentable for my son.
>> Sharon: Sounds perfect.
I'll leave you to it.
And if there's anything you need, just shoot me a text.
>> Chelsea: Thanks. I will.
[ Door closes ] [ Sighs ]
>> Billy: I think the short story is, is that it wasn't mine
to share with you.
You know, like you just said, this has been...
It's just very serious, you know?
And, um, it's delicate and it's Chelsea's story and it's just
extremely personal.
I mean, she didn't even tell Adam about it until today.
She also insisted that I tell you the truth.
>> Lily: Yeah, well, I appreciate hearing it.
So, where has Chelsea been all this time?
>> Billy: Well, for the last 72 hours, she's been in a
psychiatric facility.
She was released today, and she's now staying at the
apartment above Crimson Lights.
>> Lily: With Mariah and Tessa?
>> Billy: No. They -- They moved to the ranch.
I guess they're staying in the tack house.
They needed a little bit more space.
But, uh, Sharon hadn't advertised the apartment yet,
and, um, Chelsea said yes.
She's grateful for the opportunity to stay there.
And then Sharon and I went to the Grand Phoenix to go collect
her stuff and then just brought it to her.
>> Lily: Wow.
Well, I guess you and Sharon are covering all the bases.
>> Billy: Why do you say it like that?
>> Lily: What do you mean?
>> Billy: Sounds like you got a little edge in your voice, like
there's something you're upset about.
>> Lily: Why would I be upset?
>> Billy: There it is again.
Lily, just tell me what's wrong.
>> Allie: How did you feel learning all this from Audra?
>> Noah: I just -- I can't help but feel guilty for how it all
went down, though.
If I hadn't left, if I just had been there, she wouldn't have
been all alone through this.
And then I think maybe the stress of our relationship is
what caused the miscarriage.
And I'm having all these conflicting emotions about
almost being a father.
>> Allie: Yeah, I imagine it's -- it's almost like seeing
an alternate universe unfold -- right? -- where you stayed in
London...became a dad.
Must be mind-blowing to realize how different life might have
been.
>> Noah: I'm trying not to dwell on it too much.
But it's just...
It's strange, how this fateful thing happened and I had no
idea.
And meanwhile, Audra -- she's been carrying around this huge
secret and trying to come to terms with the loss.
>> Allie: Has the news made you see her in a different way?
>> Nick: Alright, this is a big moment.
It's the last piece.
>> Sally: It's all yours.
>> Nick: I don't know.
I know this is your favorite appetizer.
I do not want to make things weird.
Yup. You took it.
>> Sally: [ Laughs ] Mm, well, I don't know about
you, but my tombstone is going to read "Carpe diem."
>> Nick: "Seize the day."
>> Sally: Oh, my God.
Is that what that means?
'Cause I totally thought it meant, "Seize the last bite."
>> Nick: [ Laughs ] >> Sally: Geez.
I guess that's what I get for not taking Latin.
>> Nick: Yeah, I was forced to take a semester of that in
boarding school.
I don't recommend it.
It's very boring.
>> Sally: You went to boarding school?
Of course you did.
I could totally see you roaming around a 200-year-old campus in
New England wearing something appropriately preppy.
>> Nick: [ Chuckles ] Actually, it was in Switzerland.
>> Sally: Seriously?
God, that's amazing.
The skiing, the chocolate.
[ Both laugh ] >> Nick: Nah, it wasn't for me.
There were so many rules.
I wasn't great at following most of them.
So, one day I just snuck off campus, flew home, and told my
parents I was never going back.
I was 16, so they couldn't make me, so I just transferred to
GC High.
>> Sally: There's no place like home, huh?
>> Nick: Even though we have our less-than-harmonious moments,
I really love my family.
I like being around them.
>> Sally: Well, that serves as the perfect segue way into the
promise that you made me -- 'cause I am gonna hold you to
it.
>> Nick: Hmm.
What was that again?
>> Sally: You were gonna tell me what you want out of life since
last time we talked I told you what I wanted.
>> Nick: Alright.
Um...
I have everything I want.
Almost.
>> Sally: Seriously?
Who says that and actually means it?
>> Nick: Me.
>> I'm serious.
I found my purpose at Newman.
I spent many years there second-guessing myself, trying
to, you know, figure out my place.
But that's all behind me.
>> Sally: So, when you stopped fighting it...
>> Nick: I'm happy with my position and the work.
>> Sally: Hmm.
Nice.
>> Nick: I have four incredible kids.
I have very solid relationships with Phyllis and Sharon, who
will always be a part of my life.
>> Sally: Actually, I admire how you and Sharon still value and
care about each other.
I mean, that's the way it should be -- right? -- especially when
there's family involved.
I bet Noah and Faith really appreciate it.
>> Nick: I want to make sure you know that I'm not pining away
for Sharon like Adam suggested.
I mean, emotionally, I am not anywhere close to that.
>> Sally: Okay.
Well, then, just out of curiosity, where are you,
emotionally speaking?
>> Sharon: Hey there.
>> Adam: How's it going?
>> Sharon: It's going well.
>> Connor: Is Mom meeting us here?
>> Adam: Uh, she is upstairs.
>> Sharon: Your mom is renting the apartment on the second
floor here.
Mariah and Tessa used to live there, but they have moved on to
a bigger space.
>> Connor: I never liked Mom staying in a hotel.
I'm glad she won't be there anymore.
>> Adam: Well, me too.
This will be a much better place for your mother.
>> Sharon: I think so, too.
And there's a second bedroom for when you come to stay with her.
>> Connor: Cool.
>> Adam: Hey, why don't you, uh, go grab a treat for your mother
at the counter?
>> Connor: I'd like to bring her something.
>> Adam: Alright. Go for it.
[ Sighs ] Thank you for letting Chelsea
move in.
You really came through for her.
>> Sharon: I was happy to do it.
In fact, when you called earlier, I was upstairs talking
to her.
>> Adam: Yeah?
>> Sharon: I hope you don't mind me weighing in on Connor's visit
today.
I know that you have concerns about Connor learning the truth,
and I was glad to know that you came around and saw Chelsea's
point of view.
For what it's worth, I think she's ready for this.
>> Adam: Well, I appreciate your perspective, but it's not gonna
make this any easier.
>> Connor: Hey, Dad, I know what I want to get.
>> Sharon: Oh, okay.
Let me get that wrapped up for her.
>> Chelsea: [ Sighs ] >> Noah: Nothing that I have
learned has changed the way I see Audra.
I feel terrible that she had to go through this on her own and
that she was too upset and too proud to let me know at the
time, but...it doesn't change who she was before then or how
we treated each other.
Our relationship, it was -- it was toxic.
>> Allie: Right.
You've said that.
>> Noah: It needed to end for both of our sakes.
If I can go back, I would have handled the break-up in a more
mature, direct way, but that is the only thing that I would
change.
It was painful for me to think about our past, and now knowing
that she had a baby and lost it, it hurts even more.
But it's the past.
My present and my future is right here with you.
>> Allie: I'm really glad we talked this over.
>> Noah: Me too.
>> Nick: So, that's the part that's missing for me --
a personal life.
I meant it when I said I have almost everything I want.
But it'd be nice to have someone to share it with.
Whoa. Okay.
Uh, please don't take that as, like, some loaded comment,
alright?
I have no expectations when it comes to us.
I, uh -- I just wanted to be honest, you know, with you,
like you were with me.
>> Sally: Well, thank you, Nick.
>> Billy: I mean, if you're still upset about me helping
Chelsea in this time -- >> Lily: Look, what matters
right now is, how is she doing?
Is she okay?
Do you think that she might try something like this again?
>> Billy: I sure as hell hope not.
Sharon and her doctors said that the first 72 hours are the most
crucial.
>> Lily: Yeah.
I've heard that, too.
>> Billy: Which is why they admitted Chelsea immediately --
so she could undergo an evaluation and intense therapy.
>> Lily: So, how is she doing now?
>> Billy: She seems better.
She seems to be in a better headspace.
>> Lily: Good. That's good.
>> Billy: So, now that I've answered your questions, do you
mind answering some of mine?
Like, now that I've been able to explain to you where I've been
the last few days and the circumstances behind it, with me
supporting Chelsea in this critical time, is that -- is
that gonna be a problem for the two of us?
>> Lily: Wait a second.
72 hours ago?
That was when Adam found you on the roof of the hotel with
Chelsea.
>> Billy: Yeah.
When I left you at the club, I went to the roof.
I thought she was gonna be there, and -- and she was.
And I'm just glad that I found her when I did.
I mean, I -- I literally talked her off the ledge.
>> Lily: Wait, so, you haven't just supported her during this
time.
You saved her life.
[ Knock on door ] >> Chelsea: It's open.
[ Door opens ] Hey, guys.
>> Connor: Hey, Mom.
>> Chelsea: Well, come on in.
>> Adam: We, uh, just stopped downstairs so Connor could grab
some of those caramel brownies you love so much.
>> Chelsea: Well, that is so sweet.
Thank you.
I am so happy to see you.
>> Connor: Oh.
>> Chelsea: [ Exhales sharply ] >> Connor: I've missed you so
much.
I was scared.
I didn't know what happened or why you were avoiding me.
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