Y&R Transcript Thursday 10/11/01 -- Canada; Friday 10/12/01 -- USA

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Traci: You know, I want to yank that doorbell out of the wall. Every time I hear it ring, I think -- sorry. You must think I’m a basket case.

Billy: Have you gotten any sleep at all?

Traci: A little bit. Look, honey, I know that you have school.

Billy: It’s no big deal.

Traci: Billy, I don’t want you missing class for me. Here’s what we're going to do. I will call you on your cell if I hear anything, any word at all, okay?

Billy: I’m sorry, you won’t get rid of me that easily.

Traci: Billy, I’m fine.

Billy: You're not fine, okay? None of us are. Until Cece gets home we're all going to be worried sick. Don’t give me any grief. I am not going anywhere.

Traci: I’m going to make some tea. Do you want some?

Billy: Yeah. [Cell phone ringing] Hello.

Mackenzie: Hey, it’s me. Has there been any word?

Billy: Nope.

Mackenzie: Nothing at all?

Billy: You know, Mac, I’m with Traci, she’s all alone. I’ve gotta go.

Amanda: You're still here. Means you thought over what we talked about, huh, decided to sleep on it?

Colleen: I did listen to what you said. Still, the thought of going back to New York with my mom and him, acting like everything will be the same when it can never be the same ever.

Amanda: Can’t talk you out of it, huh? Mind’s made up.

Colleen: Yep.

Amanda: Okay, Colleen. I don’t want to try to pressure you anymore. But still, I have to believe if you listen to your heart. I mean, yes, I understand you're hurting. But you have a mom who loves you. And I know despite the pain you're feeling now, you love her too. Remember that, honey. Remember that. Remember what you'd be leaving behind, okay?

Colleen: I have to go. Say goodbye to Ned for me.

Steve: I guess we've come to a dead end. I’ve talked to all of Colleen’s friends. If I really listened to what my daughter had to say, but I didn’t. Now she’s out there somewhere.

Ashley: Steve, beating yourself up isn’t going to bring her back.

Steve: Yeah, I know. If I hadn’t had that damned affair.

Brad: Steve, it’s over. You and Traci have worked things out. The fact is we've all played a part in what’s happened.

Malcolm: Well, look it here, look it here, look it here. How’s it going, big brother?

Neil: Hey, good morning. Alex.

Alex: Good morning.

Malcolm: I’m taking my beautiful, sexy fiancée out for breakfast.

Alex: I’ll go snag us a table.

Malcolm: Okay. Am I a lucky dude or what?

Neil: I take it things are a lot better between you two?

Malcolm: You picked up on that, huh?

Neil: You don’t have a problem with Alex working with Michael Baldwin? You dropped it like we discussed?

Malcolm: Let’s put it like this: I trust Baldwin as long as I can kick him. But I will be damned to let him come between what we have.

Neil: You are back on track.

Malcolm: Not only that but we are rollin', rollin', rollin'.

Neil: I have to head off to work.

Malcolm: What’s the rush?

Neil: I have some files I left at home.

Malcolm: See that? Neil couldn’t get out of here fast enough. Kind of makes me wonder. What’s going on with my big brother?

Nicholas: You weren’t pregnant then.

Sharon: We don’t know that, Nick. We don’t know exactly when I became pregnant.

Nicholas: I assumed it was the night before I got arrested because it was the night before our Caribbean trip.

Sharon: I thought so, too. Dr. Thompson said we can’t be sure.

Nicholas: We can’t be sure?

Sharon: The night of the margaritas, that’s around the time I conceived. We don’t know if I was pregnant then or not.

Matt: I’m talking about the night at your place. Remember? Mexican food, margaritas. Came home but not in time. Not soon enough. Sharon was all wobbly.

Nicholas: She had too much to drink.

Matt: It wasn’t just booze. I gave her a roofy.

Nicholas: You roofed her?

Matt: By the time you came in, I had already had her.

Sharon: There you are. I was surprised when I rolled over and you weren’t next to me.

Nicholas: I woke up early and got the rugrats out of there, put them in their clothes and sent them on their way.

Sharon: Nick, I know I laid something heavy on you last night. I’m a little concerned about how you're handling it. Are you okay?

Katherine: All right, Mackenzie, what happened?

Mackenzie: I’ve made such a mess of things.

Katherine: I can only assume this has to do with Billy?

Mackenzie: He came over last night, overheard I knew where Colleen was but didn’t say anything. Now he’s angry at me for good reason. What do I do? I go and make everything worse.

Katherine: You were in a very difficult position. You gave your word and you had to keep it.

Mackenzie: Was it the right thing to do, knowing what happened?

Katherine: I understand why you're second-guessing yourself. You have to stop it and I mean stop it. Given your history you know how important confidentiality is to the shelter. Billy’s not going to feel this way forever.

Mackenzie: I wish I could believe that. But I can’t blame him if he never forgives me, not after what I’ve done.

Steve: So you two should finish packing. I’m sure you have a plane to catch.

Brad: You sure you don’t want us to stay longer?

Steve: I appreciate the offer, Brad. I can do everything that needs to be done here. You guys have put your lives on hold long enough. You should go.

Ashley: Do you want one of us to stay maybe?

Steve: I appreciate all you've done. Everybody here has been put on alert. I’m sure Traci could use the support.

Ashley: Okay.

Ashley: What?

Brad: I, um, am just thinking about Colleen. Being here in her room. I feel she could walk through the door any second.

Ashley: She couldn’t get here that fast unless she hitchhiked.

Brad: I wish you wouldn’t say that, Ash.

Ashley: Say what? What have I done wrong now?

Nicholas: Look, baby, don’t worry about me. I’m going to be fine.

Sharon: Are you sure? I know you tossed and turned a lot last night.

Nicholas: I know. I’m sorry about that. I didn’t mean to keep you awake.

Sharon: Honey, it’s okay. After me telling you about those drugs Matt may have given me? I understand why you would be upset. The thoughts of those pills maybe hurting the baby. We have to remain positive. Dr. Thompson said we shouldn’t worry and especially when the risk is so slim.

Nicholas: You're right. We can’t let this get us down. We have to believe that everything will turn out great.

Sharon: Sweetie, it will. It has to. Hey, I have an idea. How about I’ll make us a big breakfast and you go change. Unless you need to work up an appetite first, in which case I have a suggestion. You game?

Nicholas: That sounds great but not this morning. I have to get to the office. I have a ton of stuff to do, so I have to leave in the next 15 minutes.

Sharon: Nicholas. You didn’t even ask about me and the baby, how we're doing today, the spotting?

Nicholas: I am so sorry about that. How are you feeling today?

Sharon: Actually I think that the spotting stopped. Isn’t that wonderful? Honey, I really believe the baby is going to be just fine. Go on. I know you have a lot of work to do.

Malcolm: I don’t know. You know what? We definitely have to do something about Neil, he’s been by his lonesome way too long. I tried to hook him up with some of the beautiful models I know. No dice.

Alex: Maybe he doesn’t want matchmaking.

Malcolm: He has to step up to the plate or he will wind up being a lonely old dude. If he had himself a smart, sexy, workaholic in his life someone that fuelled his life daily, I would leave him the hell alone. My brother? Zero, nada, none in the love department. Unless you know something I don’t.

Olivia: I hope you haven’t already eaten.

Neil: Olivia, hey.

Olivia: The door was open. Can I come in?

Neil: Depends what’s in the box.

Olivia: We have an assortment of things in the box. There’s scones, wonderful, wonderful croissants. My bringing you breakfast was my way of saying thank you again for last night. I had a wonderful time.

Neil: So did I.

Olivia: When I just came in you seemed a little upset. Something troubling you?

Neil: Not anymore.

Olivia: Good.

Katherine: You do realize you acted the way you did because of your own experience.

Mackenzie: Still, Colleen’s situation and mine are completely different. She has a loving home with people who care about her and want to protect her. Because I didn’t have that, I let it stop me doing what was right. I should have gone to the Abbotts and to hell with all the rules.

Katherine: Mackenzie, who are you calling?

Mackenzie: Ned, it’s Mac. I’m calling about Colleen. I was hoping she came back? Is she at the shelter right now?

Ned: She was here but she left again this morning.

Mackenzie: What do you mean she left again? Why didn’t you call me?

Ned: I was trying to spare you being in the middle again.

Mackenzie: Do you have any idea where she’s gone? Please, if you have any information, I need to know.

Ned: I’m sorry, I don’t. It’s possible she’s left town.

Mackenzie: I’m going to Colleen’s mom. I need her to know everything that I know.

[Knock on door]

Sharon: Coming. Hey, Victoria.

Victoria: Is Nicholas around? He’s my ride.

Sharon: Nick’s already left for the office.

Victoria: He forgot?

Sharon: Apparently so.

Victoria: I guess I’ll see him at work. How are you and my newest little niece or nephew?

Sharon: Actually, right after I saw you yesterday, I had a little episode.

Victoria: Sharon, you and the baby all right?

Dr. Thompson: What can I do for you?

Nicholas: Sharon told me about the spotting and I have some questions. I hope you have some answers.

Brad: I didn’t say you did anything. Any time someone mentions the word, hitchhike, I can’t stand the idea of her being in a car with a stranger.

Ashley: You realize it’s a possibility.

Brad: I realize it. I hope that’s not what she’s doing.

Ashley: So do I, Brad.

Brad: A while ago when I said we'd all played a part in what’s happened, you gave me a look. Should I exclude you from that?

Ashley: You are trying to make Steve feel better. Of course I don’t have a problem with that. I think you have a problem with me suggesting one of us stays here.

Brad: We do have some things to discuss.

Ashley: Right now we have to focus on getting Colleen back. We can deal with our situation when she’s home safely. I think we have to get to the airport. Why don’t you get the bags, and I’m going to get Abby.

Brad: All right.

Amanda: That was someone calling about Colleen?

Ned: She’s one of the teen volunteers. Mac knows Colleen is here, or was. Feels very badly about not telling them. By the way, I heard of some of what you said to Colleen. You handled things very well.

Amanda: Oh, I saw her hurting. I wanted to help out if I could.

Ned: I think you did. You didn’t lecture her or criticize. Instead you just tried to give her perspective on what she was doing.

Amanda: I knew if I pushed, she would shut down. Not listen to a word.

Ned: I think there’s a chance you might have reached her. I hope so.

Amanda: Yeah. There’s a first time for everything.

[Doorbell sounding]

Billy: I’ll get it, sis. Mac, what are you doing here?

Mackenzie: Billy, I know you're still angry.

Billy: You know, I don’t think this is the time or place.

Mackenzie: I have some news about Colleen.

Billy: What news?

Mackenzie: May I come in?

Billy: What have you heard?

Mackenzie: I spoke to Ned this morning. Shortly after I got off the phone with you. I found out that Colleen had gone back to the shelter, but that she had taken off again.

Billy: When did she leave?

Mackenzie: Sometime this morning.

Billy: Half hour ago, two hours ago, when?

Mackenzie: I’m not sure.

Billy: That’s great. She could have gotten an even bigger head start from when she took off and you didn’t tell us.

Mackenzie: I said I was sorry.

Billy: A lot of good that does us right now.

Mackenzie: I realize I made a mistake, okay? But I did what I did with good intentions. I care about Colleen, and I love you. I would never want to hurt you or your family.

Billy: You did, Mac. You did, whether you meant to or not. Traci is in hell right now and you could have put an end to that by letting her know where her daughter was. In case you're wondering, I haven’t said anything to anyone.

Mackenzie: Well, I don’t expect you to keep your mouth shut. That’s why I stopped by. To tell your family everything that I know.

Billy: No, no, no. You've done enough. I’ll take it from here.

Mackenzie: Billy.

Billy: Mac, I think you need to leave now.

Traci: Well, Mackenzie. Hi, honey. We were about to have some tea. Would you like to join us?

Mackenzie: No thanks, I was just leaving.

Sharon: So the good news is the spotting’s stopped.

Victoria: Thank God. Still I know how scary that must have been for you. Are you feeling all right, though?

Sharon: I feel fine. The doctor said this is nothing to get worked up about. I should just relax and take it easy.

Victoria: Are you? You told Nicholas about this last night, the spotting.

Sharon: Yeah. I explained what happened, how the doctor said this was not unusual. Still, I couldn’t help wondering why this was happening.

Victoria: And you're concerned it might have something to do with the drugs that Matt Clark gave you, that there could be something wrong with the baby. You told Nicholas about the pills, didn’t you?

Sharon: He got really upset.

Victoria: How was he this morning?

Sharon: He said he was fine but he wasn’t. He was restless all night, distracted this morning. I think he’s really scared the baby might be at risk.

Alex: I hardly think your brother would talk to me about his love life.

Malcolm: Baby, I do want my brother to be happy. I want him to find a woman of his dreams just like I have. But okay, okay. You know what? My brother’s a big boy. I should mind my own business. Well, let’s talk about more exciting type of things then, like our wedding.

Alex: Gosh, Malcolm, we haven’t even set a date.

Malcolm: We haven’t? Why don’t we set a date, right here, right now? Hey, hey, hey, I know you said you wanted to enjoy, I’m not pushing this, I’m not. I want you to understand this. You and I, we have to do this all the way right. And that is going to take a hell of a lot of planning.

Alex: I know.

Malcolm: Look, there is one other thing I did want to talk to you about.

Alex: Let me guess, honeymoon plans, right?

Malcolm: No. I wanted to talk about you moving in with me. When we do finally make it official? I’m sure you will want to take my apartment and make it more your own and that is entirely cool with me.

Alex: Your apartment is fine the way it is.

Malcolm: That’s my point. My apartment isn’t just mine anymore. It’s going to be ours. You will want to put your own touches on it. We can get some new furniture, slap new paint on the walls.

Alex: Malcolm, I’m just never big on decorating. I never have been.

Malcolm: Okay. See, baby, things are going to be different now. You're about to be part of a family. This is our home we're talking about. What do you think? You want to hit some furniture stores after work? Order some love seats so we can our cuddle on, cozy in front of the fire?

Alex: Malcolm, will you stop this please? I don’t want to go furniture shopping. I don’t want to change anything. Can we please just drop this?

Olivia: Now that we are officially dating I thought I could do this thing more often.

Neil: Doctor, if we weren’t officially dating, you could stop by and plant me with pastries any time you want.

Olivia: It’s as easy as that, huh?

Neil: I’m not a complicated man.

Olivia: What you see is what you get.

Victoria: I can understand why Nicholas would be upset but you told him everything.

Sharon: I could tell he wasn’t himself after that.

Victoria: If you're having second thoughts about telling Nicholas.

Sharon: I am. After seeing his reaction I wish that I hadn’t said anything. I really feel like I made a mistake. The whole idea his wife possibly took these drugs just blindsided him. What? Do you know something that I don’t?

Victoria: Nicholas wasn’t blindsided. He knows that it was possible Matt gave you those pills.

Sharon: He knew? How?

Victoria: I didn’t tell him, I swear. He found out somehow and confided in me.

Sharon: Why wouldn’t he tell me?

Victoria: For the same reason you didn’t tell him. He was trying to protect you.

Sharon: Still, what Nicholas didn’t know was that I might have been pregnant that night. What he didn’t realize yesterday that the baby might have been a risk.

Victoria: Yeah, that must be why he reacted so strongly. Listen, Sharon, the last thing you need to do is stress out about this. Remember what your doctor said. The best thing for you and the baby is just to relax.

Sharon: Yeah. Thanks, Vicki. It always helps talking to you.

Victoria: Good. I’m going to the office.

Nicholas: Don’t tell me how to act, okay? I have a situation here. I need some answers. You are not helping me.

Dr. Thompson: I will tell you everything I can. But you have to get a grip. Sharon looks to you for strength and support. Not more agitation. [Pager beeping] That’s my patient. I have to go.

Nicholas: God, it can’t be true. It can’t be true.

Traci: Are you going to tell me?

Billy: Tell me you what?

Traci: Why Mackenzie really stopped by? There was a lot more going on than either of you would say.

Billy: Okay. Mac did come by with some news. Apparently, she talked to the guy that runs the homeless shelter, and Cece was there until this morning.

Traci: What? What do you mean? What do you mean she was there until this morning? Are you telling me that she --?

Billy: I’m sorry, Traci. She took off. Ned has no idea where she was headed.

Traci: All right. What else did Mac say? Did the man say how she was? Is my baby all right?

Billy: The shelter wouldn’t like to give out too much information about the people that come in. I assume Cece was okay if -- look, Traci, I know what you're thinking, but --

Traci: My little girl is out on the street again, all alone and scared and at the mercy of who knows who. If only we had known she was still in town all this time. If only Mac had found this out even an hour before she left that shelter. She was so close. She was so close all this time. Let’s figure this out then. She was torn about leaving. That’s why she was there. This means she was debating about what to do, right? But she did leave. We haven’t heard anything from her. So that means she could be gone for good. Oh, Billy, Billy, my baby, my baby.

Colleen: Mom?