Monday Y&R Transcript 3/24/03

Y&R Transcript Monday 3/24/03--Canada; Tuesday 3/25/03--USA

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Nick: Not now. Cassie's coming around.

Nikki: What?

Victor: Doctor, is that true?

Reese: We're not certain yet, victor.

Nick: I'm certain. I saw her lips moving, and vicki did, too. Noah fed her the yogurt, and her lips were moving.

Reese: I realize that's what you believe--

Nick: No, it's what I saw.

Victor: Son, there's no reason to take it out on the doctor, all right?

Nick: You stay out of this.

Jill: No. You take the phone call, frederick. No, I can'T.

Frederick: Jill, you wanted to know. We got this far because you were curious about your real mother.

Jill: I know, I know.

Frederick: All right, well, listen, it's not too late. You can change your mind. Do you want to go forward, or...

Jill: Suddenly I'm not sure.

Frederick: All right, we can drop it.

Jill: No, I can't do that. I have to know. I'm just nervous.

Frederick: I understand. Paula? Good, you're still there. Listent would rather not come to the phone right now, but she wants me to ask you a question. Is her birth mother willing to make contact of any kind? Really? Because we could go slow and work our way up to a meeting, if that would make her more comfortable. You're sure? I mean, I just wish-- no, no, no, I understand. Okay. Yeah, I'll get back to you.

Jill: She doesn't want to meet me.

Frederick: No. No, jill--

Jill: She doesn't want to meet me! How could she do this--

Frederick: Jill, hold on. Your birth mother does want to make contact with you. She wants to meet youas soon as possible.

Anita: Thank you.

J.T.: So, like, rianna's mom, I mean, when do you think we'll hear back from her?

Anita: Soon, I hope. She was gonna call right away, see if brittany had been in touch.

J.T.: You know, rianna could have had class or something.

Anita: I'm sorry I'm so anxious.

J.T.: No, I mean, it's cool. I understand.

Anita: It's just, you know, knowing brittany's out there somewhere, going through this pregnancy alone... so you're probably surprised I give a damn.

J.T.: No, I--

Anita: Oh, come on, J.T. You and brittany grew up together. I'm sure you've heard e e litany-- my many sins as a mother.

J.T.: Hey, look, if you weren't a good mom, you probably wouldn't be so worried, you know?

Anita: Yeah. Well, I'm sure brittany would think of another explanation. That came off really bitchy, didn't it? You know what? You don't have to answer. You'll have to forgive my frankness.

J.T.: You're upset, you know? It'S...

Anita: It's just, you know, things have been, um, difficult. Really difficult. You know, when brittany was little... I'm sorry. I just never stop thinking about her as my little girl, you know, my sweet, little angel. You'll understand some day when you have kids of your own. No matter how old they get, no matter how independent they get, no matter how estranged you become, you never stop thinking about them, never stop worrying about them, never stop wanting the best for them. Brittany would have a hard time believing that... how much I love her, but it is a fact.

J.T.: I believe it.

Mac: There you go. Thanks.

Billy: Raul seems pretty down.

Mac: Yeah, he's been like that all afternoon.

Billy: Has he said anything to you?

Mac: Not really. You?

Billy: He's putting up a brave front.

Mac: I'm worried about him, billy. I mean, when he's at home, he doesn't leave his room. When he's here, he hardly talks to anyone, keeps to himself.

Billy: This thing with brittany is really getting to him.

Mac: I don't understand her. How hard is it to pick up a phone and call, let raul know that she's okay?

Billy: I'm sure britt's fine.

Mac: That's not the point. She must know people back here are worried about her. But as usual, brtatany is only thinking about herself.

Raul: I'll be in the stockroom if you need me.

Billy: Raul, hold up.

Raul: Yeah?

Billy: Mac and i were thinking about getting some dinner after work. Want to join us?

Raul: No, thanks, man. I gotta get home.

Billy: We could do take-out, hang out at our place, watch a dvd.

Raul: I should really get to studying.

Mac: How are your classes going?

Raul: Not so great.

Mac: What's the matter?

Raul: I am so far behind in my reading. Takes me forever just to get through one page. I just sit there and stare at the damn words.

Billy: Sorry, man. I know what you're going through.

Raul: Don't say that. You can say anything else, but don't say that. You have no clue what I'm going through.

Ashley: Here you go, sweetie.

Brad: Thank you. (Door slams)

Ashley: Hello?

Colleen: Hey, guys.

Ashley: Hey, yourself.

Brad: Hi. How was school today?

Colleen: School is school. What can I say?

Brad: Lots of homework?

Colleen: No, I finished most of it in study hall.

Brad: Home a little later than usual, aren't you?

Colleen: I stopped off at the coffeehouse after class.

Brad: With lily?

Colleen: Uh, no, I talked to billy, actually. I wanted his help with something I'm working on.

Ashley: Oh, yeah? Did he help you?

Colleen: Not really, but mac had a few ideas.

Brad: You've been with billy and mac this whole time?

Colleen: And then I ran into some kids from math class.

Brad: Math, huh?

Colleen: I'm so sorry I'm late. I totally lost track of time.

Ashley: Oh, that's okay. Your dad and I were talking a little earlier.

Colleen: Oh? About what?

Ashley: Oh, we thought we'd do something together as a family. All of us, you know?

Brad: Maybe drive to chicago, stay overnight at a really nice hotel.

Ashley: Yeah, we'll bring abby and take in the sights.

Colleen: Sure. Cool.

Ashley: Unless there's something else you'd rather do.

Colleen: Oh, no. Whatever you guys decide is fine with me. I'm gonna go to my room for awhile, okay?

Ashley: Yeah. We'll call you when dinner's ready.

Brad: What's wrong, sweetheart? Is something on your mind?

Colleen: Um, what I said before... I lied. I didn't meet friends from math class. I was with J.T.

Victoria: Nicholas, dad's just trying to help.

Nick: Well, he's not helping. I don't want you here.

Victor: I'm getting a little tired of your attitude. Doctor, what does this mean? Is this a real breakthrough or not?

Reese: I'll run some stimulus tests, see if there's any response. Then we'll know.

Nick: We already know.

Reese: If cassie is truly beginning to respond, then we should get reaction from various sensations-- touch, when I use the spindle.

Nick: You don't need to poke and prod her. I know what I saw.

Reese: We have to see if there's continued response, nicholas.

Reese: We need to know what we're dealing with-- whether or not there truly is any sensory awareness. If cassie really is starting to come out of this, then she'll respond to various stimuli. Now that's what I'm looking for. Let's see if she responds to cold. I'll use ice.

Nick: Here.

Nikki: Nicholas.

Nick: Come on, cassie.

Nick: I think noah and i would like some time alone with cassie. Could you please leave the room?

Anita: Thank you, jeffrey. I needed to hear that. Someone actually might believe I have a human motive once in awhile.

J.T.: I think you're being kind of hard on yourself.

Anita: Yeah, well, you know the old saying-- if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

J.T.: See, the thing with brittany, it'S...

Anita: What? Go on. You were gonna say something.

J.T.: It's like she has this, you know, this shell. And she wants people to think she's tough. But underneath it all, there's a lot more going on. Like that time she and billy broke up. I mean, a lot of her friends backed o,, said some pretty mean things. She went from being miss popular to road kill overnight.

Anita: I remember.

J.T.: She was all, like, "go to hell," like she didn't give a damn, you know? But I'm telling you, she cared.

Anita: Yeah. E e just didn't want to give those other girls the satisfaction of knowing.

J.T.: Right. Exactly. Yeah, so when you talk about brittany not believing you love her, just because of the way she acts sometimes...

Anita: You believe it's a defense mechanism?

J.T.: Yeah, sort of. Just don't let it get you down, all right? I mean, you got a lot of other things to worry about.

Anita: I just have one question--when did you become so grown up?

Colleen: Now before you guys freak, just listen to me a minute, okay?

Brad: Go ahead.

Colleen: The part about the coffeehouse was true. I did see mac and billy.

Ashley: But, what, there were no kids from math class?

Colleen: No.

Brad: J.T. Was there.

Colleen: I met him someplace.

Brad: The park, I assume? I probably shouldn't be surprised.

Colleen: I know you're ticked off.

Brad: You know, I'm actually more frustrated than anything.

Ashley: You know what it seems like, honey? It seems like you haven't heard a word that your father has said in the last few months.

Colleen: No, that's not true, ashley. I have, honest. I mean, you think I like lying to you guys? I hate it. But what else can I do?

Brad: You could believe that as parents, we know a little bit more about life than you do.

Colleen: You know what I think?

Brad: What?

Colleen: I think you two have forgotten what it's like to be my age. show. Anyway out on the west coast ther the weather. A mad scram tbl to get over here.

Claire: I just cut my finger.

Raul: Look, I'm sorry, billy.

Billy: It's okay.

Raul: No, I shouldn't have snapped at you like that.

Billy: I deserved it. You're right. I don't know what you're going through.

Raul: Dude, these last few days, I... my god, I feel like I'm coming ungeded.

Billy: Feel like talking?

Mac: Raul, I'm sure you'll hear from brittany soon.

Raul: That's what I keep telling myself every time I log on to the internet or check my voicemail. I think there's gonna be a message from brittany, but there never is.

Mac: Have you tried her cell phone lately?

Raul: Yeah. Still turned off. You know, I can't even begin to imagine what she's going through right now. Wherever she is, she must just be freaking out.

Billy: We don't know for sure she's pregnant. She said she thinks she might be.

Raul: Well, that was a couple days ago. I'm sure she's taken a pregnancy test by now. She must really hate me to stay away this long.

Billy: Why would she hate you?

Raul: I don't know, because I got her into this whole mess.

Billy: Well, this isn't all your fault.

Mac: It takes two people.

Raul: She's the one who's pregnant. This is happening to her body, not mine. You know, I can sit there and offer her all the help I want, but it's not the same.

Mac: I really can't see brittany being angry with you, raul. You said you used birth control. I mean, sometimes these things just happe

Billy: She just needs time to get her head together.

Mac: She's probably trying to figure out how she's gonna tell her parents. I mean, come on. Fred and anita hodges aren't exactly the most supportive, nurturing type.

Billy: You could say that again. Raul. Hey, you okay?

Raul: You know, it's funny how quickly things can change. You know, I thought I had it all figured out. We'ralall supposed to live at the loft together, go to college together, work here. Everything was finally starting to come together. And then the next second, britt's gone. There is this huge question mark hanging over my entire future right now. You know, I realize that-- I realize that brittany's scared, but I really think that this is something that we should both be dealing with together.

Billy: You know how she I-- always good at pushing people away, especially if she's upset.

Raul: I thought she got past all that, at least with me, come on. You know, I thought we were finally starting to click, like we could finally start telling each other everything. And then she goes and does something like this? I don't know. I don't know. Maybe I was wrong about the way she felt about me.

Mac: You weren't wrong, raul. Brittany loves you, and she knows how much you love her. But something like this is about as major as it gets.

Raul: My point exactly, mac. Ththis is a huge deal. I mean, we are talking about a baby, a baby that is half mine. And that's why I feel like I should be doing something, like making sure brittany's taking care of herself, you know, that she's eating right, that she's getting enough rest. I'm picturing her out there alone, scared. Who knows where the hell she's living? Her parents took away her credit cards. What if she doesn't have any money?

Billy: Raul, raul. Hey, hey, buddy, don't do this to yourself.

Raul: All I want is to be with brittan to hold her, to take care of her, to tell her that everything is gonna be okay. Why won't she let me do that?

Cassie: I'm afraid, dad. I'm afraid our whole family's gonna fall apart. Things will never be the same.

Cassie: Everything was perfect. You and mom were so happy. Noah and I finally believed that everything was okay. And then you got angry and left. There had to be a reason.

Nick: I'm sorry, I just can't talk about it.

Cassie: Fine. Don't tell me. I'll find out on my own. But I still think mom did something. That's why you're so upset. I'm gonna go check on noah, then I'll take my bath.

Nick: Cassie... no matter what happens, I don't want you to ever forget how much your mother and I love you.

Nick: It's okay, kiddo. You hang in there. I know you're coming out of this. Your brother and I both know it, don't we, buddy?

Reese: Listen, I realize this is a terribly difficult time for all of you. I just want you to know that we are doing, and will continue to do, everything possible for cassie. Cassie's in a state we call prolonged unresponsiveness. I'd hoped she might have evolved to a state of low responsiveness. That just hasn't happened yet, but it doesn't mean it won'T.

Victor: Now be honest with us. What are her chances for recovery?

Reese: Well, none of our tests reveal severe brain injury, which is hopeful.

Reese: If you'll excuse me, I've got some patients I need to see.

Victor: Thank you, doctor.

Nikki: Thank you.

Victoria: All right, I can tell something's going on here. What's up? N n

Jill: She wants to meet me?

Frederick: I know.

Jill: But it sounded like--

Frederick: I'm surprised, too. I mean, the way my friend explained it to me, usually these things work more gradually. That if both sides decide that they want to communicate, well, then they write a letter or two and they perhaps follow up with a phone call. There's steps before they actually meet face to face. But I don't know, apparently, in this case, your mother said that she didn't need to take the steps-- that she'd do a phone call with you if you prefer, if that's all you could handle, but she wants to go ahead and meet with you.

Jill: Wow. Well, this is good, isn't it?

Frederick: I don't know. I mean, I'm not sure how to interpret this.

Jill: Why not?

Frederick: Well, it just seems to me the woman would be a little bit more cautious.

Jill: Well, maybe it's not in her nature, you know? I mean, maybe she spent all these years wondering about me, and now this is, like, the answer to a prayer.

Frederick: Yeah, could be that, or it could be something else. I don't know, jill. I just don't want you to be disappointed, and I don't want you to be taken advantage of.

Jill: I know. I know. My brother told me maybe my birth parents will take one look at me and go, "oh, yeah, that's our long-lost wealthy daughter."

Frederick: Maybe we should just startorore slowly, hmm?

Jill: No. Don't be such a cautious, conservative banker-type. I want to do this.

Frederick: All right.

Jill: Oh, lord, I am so sorry. I didn't mean that.

Frederick: No, forget it.

Jill: It's just, frederick, people spend their whole lives trying to find out about themselves, you know? And I have this chance to learn something-- I don't know what. I won't know what until I look into her eyes, but maybe there'll be something there I can recognize.

Frederick: What if you don't like what you see?

Jill: Well, then I'll be really grateful she gave me up for adoption.

Frederick: And if you do like what you see?

Jill: That'll be an excuse for me to feel good about myself. Look, I cannot lose here.

Frederick: I don't know about that, jill.

Jill: Why?

Frederick: Because I think you might be kidding yourself, and that's not good.

J.T.: "Grown up"? Yeah, right.

Anita: Listen, you followed through on your promise. You gave more thought to where brittany might be.

J.T.: Well, like I said, it just kind of popped in my head, you know.

Anita: Oh, fine. Don't take any credit. But the point is, that's the first solid lead we've had since brittany disappeared, and I am extremely grateful.

J.T.: Well, look, I'm glad I could help. I just, you know, I hope everything works out.

Anita: Wouldn't that be a blessing if it turns out brittany's with rianna up in ann arbor? We could actually get her back home.

J.T.: I guess we just sit tight and see what happens when the phone rings.

Anita: It's very kind of you to waiwiwith me.

J.T.: That's cool. I don't have class, anything.

Anita: Still, didn't you say you were with your girlfriend? I'm sure she didn't appreciate you running off to meet me.

J.T.: No, she's cool. I told her it was important, you know.

Anita: Mmm.

J.T.: I mean, you talk about me being grown up...

Anita: Spoken like the admiring suitor.

J.T.: Yeah. Well, I mean it. She has taught me a lot.

Anita: How long have you been together?

J.T.: A few months. It took me awhile to realize how cool she is.

Anita: Mmm. Sounds like a lovely young lady.

J.T.: Totally.

Anita: Is she from around here? Have you met her parents?

J.T.: Yeah.

Anita: And how do they feel about you dating her?

J.T.: Oh, you mean on the account of my bad reputation? They hate it.

Anita: That's unfortunate.

J.T.: Yeah. But you knew that'd be the answer, right? It's really not fair. I mean, they won't even give us a chance. It totally bites.

Anita: Because of something you've done?

J.T.: No. I've been a total altar boy. It's just, they've already made up their mind that I'm this terrible person, you know? And my girlfriend and I, we have to sneak around everywhere we go. I can't even take her to the movies, because someone might see us and tell her family.

Anita: She still lives with her parents.

J.T.: Yeah. She's, uh, she's younger.

Anita: How much younger?

Brad: Colleen, you know the reservations we have about J.T. We don't have to go over it again. Now I'm sure you can understand why we feel--

Colleen: You know what really bugs me is how you guys haven't even tried to get to know him.

Brad: Honey, at this point in your life, he's wrong for you.

C colleen: What about what I want? I mean, doesn't that count for anything?

Brad: Of course it does.

Colleen: Then why won't you trust me? J.T. Is a wonderful, sweet guy. He is not at all like you guys keep saying.

Ashley: But he's also an older, more experienced guy, colleen.

Colleen: So what? Being older and more experienced doesn't make him bad.

Brad: But it does make him dangerous.

Colleen: Dad, he has never tried anything with me. He has never taken advantage of me, and he has proven that over and over again.

Ashley: You're so sure that you're the only girl in his life?

Colleen: Yes. If he wanted to be with someone else, he would be. But he doesn'T. He wants to be with me, and I would rather die than stop seeing him.

Victoria: Is anyone gonna answer? What's going on here?

Doris: Do you want to tell her, nikki? Or maybe, victor, you'd like to tell your daughter.

Victoria: Tell me what?

Nikki: Doris has heard from sharon. She wrote her a letter.

Victoria: Oh, my gosh. Where is she? Why isn't she here?

Victor: We still don't know where she is. She was writing this letter as she was leaving denver, and she told her mother she doesn't want to be found.

Victoria: Really. Why would she do that, doris?

Doris: Well, now that's a good question, victoria. Sharon wrote me in the letter she left because your father made advances toerer--

Victoria: Oh, my god. That is such a lie. What the hell is wrong with your daughter? Why would she do this?

Mac: I'm so sorry you're going through this, raul.

Billy: Yeah, man. I wish there's something we could do.

Raul: Yeah, I know. No, I am really glad I have you guys. I couldn't have asked for two better friends.

Mac: We're always here for you.

Raul: Thank you. Hey, why don't you guys go ahead and take off?

Billy: Shift's not over for another hour.

Raul: I know, man. Come on, this place is dead. Lauren said if this place is slow, you guys all don't have to be here. Come on. You guys have dinner plans.

Mac: No, we can chill out here for awhile.

Raul: It'll be fine, I promise you. I don't mind looking after this place alone. I mean, I still got a lot of shelves I gotta stock, things to keep my mind off of, uh, off of other things, you know?

Billy: You sure?

Raul: I'm positive.

Billy: What do you think?

Mac: You'll call my cell if you need anything?

Raul: I know the number by heart. Go on. Take off.

Mac: Okay.

Billy: See you later.

Doris: Victoria, your brother saw what happened. That's why sharon is so certain that her marriage is over forever.

Victoria: Yes, but he doesn't have the full picture, does he, dad?

Victor: I'm not getting into that.

Victoria: Does he?

Victor: I said, I'm not getting into it.

Nikki: Honey, your father is not goi t to answer that. He still thinks there's something to salvage in that marriage. But I've told doris the whole story. I haven't had a chance to talk to you.

Victoria: I already know. Dad finally admitted it to me, but I knew that he would never come on to sharon. I don't care about pills or tequila shots. It never would have happened.

Nikki: Of course, it wouldn'T. Doris just doesn't want to believe the truth about her daughter.

Victor: Now please listen. There's no sense in pointing fingers right now. Now, doris, do you still have the letter?

Doris: Why?

Victor: Because there might be a clue in that letter as to sharon w whereabouts, and we need to find her.

Doris: Victor, sharon is not coming back. She's made that clear. She doesn't feel she can.

Victor: Now you listen to me carefully, all right? I'm not a monster. I have never willingly hurt your daughter, you got that? If we find sharon, we can bring her back here. We can get her help. Most importantly, we can help her daughter. Now do you still have the letter?

Victor: I'm going to te e this and show this to the detectives.

Victoria: I don't understand why. I mean, why? If sharon wants to take off and not come back, fine, good riddance.

Victor: Please stop questioning everything I do, all right?

J.T.: Oh, thanks. Look, like I said before, my girlfriend is very mature.

Anita: In other words, you're pleading the fifth.

J.T.: Look, I don't know why age should matr r so much. It's stupid. You know, to me, it's like, if two people really click, then...

Anita: Well, it does matter. If a girl is underage, it matters legally. It matters emotionally.

J.T.: Okay, I get all that.

Anita: I'm not trying to be patronizing. But I trust you have better judgment than to take advantage if this girl's as young as I suspect she is.

J.T.: Look, I haven't done that, mrs. Hodges. I swear. In fact, that's part of the problem. (Cell phone rings)

Anita: Hello? Hi, kathy. Have you spoken with rianna? Is brittany with her?

Jill: I don't understand. I thought you were on board with this.

Frederick: Come on. Do you really think, after all this time, you're gonna have some mystical experience with this woman?

Jill: Maybe. Blood is thicker than water.

Frederick: Yeah. Stickier, too.

Jill: Why are you thinking like this? You made phone calls for me. You wrote letters for me. You supported me when people were calling me crazy. Why are you changing your mind now?

Frederick: I'm just playing the devil's advocate.

Jill: Why?

Frederick: Jill, admit it. Before that phone rang, for a moment, you had your doubts.

Jill: Yes. All right, I admit it. But I'm okay now, I really am.

Frederick: All right. Then I'll call paula, and we'll green light a meeting.

Jill: I just--

Jill: You're a really good friend. You know that?

Frederick: Yeah, I guess I am.

Jill: Thanks.

Frederick: You're welcome. (Music playing)

Man: Would you be

the wind to blow me home?

Would you be a dream

on the wings of a poem?

And if we were walkin'

through a crowd

well, you know I'd be proud

if you'd call my name

out loud

if you'd call my name

out loud

do you suppose

that I would come runnin'?

Do you suppose

I'd come at all?

I suppose I would

and if I was gone

from the land we know

would you be the dawn

let your beauty still show?

And if you are walkin'

by the cold night comin'

would you call my name? 'Cause you know

I'd come runnin'

if you'd call my name

out loud

if you'd call my name

out loud

do you suppose

that I would come runnin'?

Do you suppose

I'd come at all?

You know I would

you know I would

I'd come runnin'

if you'd call my name

out loud

Raul: Where are you, britt? I miss you so much.

Brad: Sweetheart, don't talk that way.

Colleen: You want to hear something sad?

Ashley: Okay, what?

Colleen: I was smiling to myself all the way over here, but the minute I walked through that door, I had to hide my happiness. I had to cover my feelings.

Ashley: You felt it necessary to lie to us.

Colleen: Because I know how much you hate J.T.

Brad: We don't hate him.

Colleen: Haven't you two ever had a girlfriend or a boyfriend your parents didn't like? I mean, didn't you ever have to lie about your friends?

Ashley: Just wait a second. We're talking about you now. We're not talking about us.

Colleen: Yeah? I suppose you both were perfect.

Brad: We didn't say that.

Ashley: We're just trying to keep you from having your heart broken, honey.

Brad: We're worried about you.

Colleen: Why?

Brad: Because, colleen, you have to admit that sometimes you've made some impulsive and self-destructive choices.

Colleen: What do you mean?

Brad: Well, you got involved with a guy who's a known troublemaker.

Ashley: And you ran away from home because of him. Now maybe you think all that drama is exciting and romantic.

Colleen: No, that's so not true.

Brad: Look, the point is, in order for us to trust you, we have to see some signs of maturity on your part.

Colleen: I told you the truth, didn't I?

Brad: Yeah. And that's a step in the rig d direction.

Colleen: Yeah, then let me prove to you that I can be trusted.

Brad: How?

Colleen: Let me see J.T. That way I don't have to lie and sneak around. Once you guys see what a terrific guy he is and how well he treats me, you'll realize all your worries are for nothing.

Victor: You're not thinking of what is best for cassie.

Victoria: Yes, I am.

Nikki: Look, sharon has caused nothing but trouble for a good, long time now.

Doris: I can't believe how cruel you both are. No wonder my daughter wanted to get away from all of you.

Victoria: I don't care what that letter says. Your precious daughter isn't exactly snow white. You know, this whole thing makes me sick. My brother is suffering over the loss of this woman. He is hoping and praying that she comes back. And it's bad enough that my father has to take the blame for her actions. But for her to write you and tell you that it's all his fault... it's lies. It's all lies. The bottom line is that sharon took off and dumped her kids. She just dumped them, and she left. And has she even called to see how they're doing? Even one time? I mean, what does say about her, doris? What does that say about her as a person and as a mother? This is not because of something my father did. This is because of sharon. Sharon is to blame for this whole mess.

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