Y&R Transcript Tuesday 6/03/03--Canada; Wednesday 6/04/03--USA

Provided By Eric

 Chris: I want my key back, michael.

 Paul: Give it to her, baldwin.

 Chris: Paul moved in. He's living here now.

 Paul: do you have any idea the lives you've destroyed?

 Chris: How dare you talk to me about trust.

 Paul: You sick sleazeball.

 Chris: It was a mistake to ever believe in you.

 Paul: You're a miserable creep.

 Chris: I learned the hard way.

 Paul: Jerk! Bastard!

 Chris: It's over.

 Paul: I'll bring you down, baldwin.

 Chris: It's over.

 Paul: Get out!

 Chris: It's over! (Telephone rings)

 Isabella: Hello.

 Michael: How fast can you get over here?

 Isabella: Michael?

 Michael: We need to talk.

 Isabella: About what?

 Michael: About our last conversation.

 Isabella: Why, so you can tell me what I fool I am fowawanting revenge?

 Michael: You're not a fool.

 Isabella: (Laughs) someone talked to christine. All right, so how far did you get before she shot down the last of your pathetic little hopes?

 Michael: Do you want to talk or not?

 Isabella: I'll be by in a couple of hours. Um, michael... it's nice to be on the same page again.

 Olivia: What's all this?

 Wes: Petit déjeuner.

 Olivia: Translation?

 Wes: Breakfast. I I hope you don't mind. I did some foraging in your fridge.

 Olivia: I don't mind at all. I'm starved... thanks to you. Mmm. So what's on the menu?

 Wes: Oh, well, um, we've got asparagus and brie omelet,

café, les framboises-- that's raspberries to you english-speaking types.

 Olivia: Well, who knew I had such elegant leftovers?

 Wes: Oh, yeah, it wasn't too shabby, but, you know, I didn't see any caviar in there.

 Olivia: (Snaps fingers) I knew I forgot to pick somethg g up this week.

 Wes: Well, you better put that on the list.

 Olivia: Really?

 Olivia: You're spoiling me.

 Wes: (Chuckles) strictly on purpose.

 Dru: Hi, honey. You know, you better sit down before your food gets cold.

 Lily: Well, I was just gonna grab some juice.

 Dru: What, after I made these waffles girl, you don't know what you're missing. Sit down.

 Neil: Hey, family people. Good morning. Morning. Hi, sweetie.

 Dru: Morning.

 Neil: Good to see you. Morning.

 Lily: Check it out. Mom's gone all domestic.

 Neil: Yeah, that's quite a spread. As a matter of fact, I thought you'd be headed out the door to jabot.

 Dru: No, then can spare me for a couple of hours.

 Neil: You sure about that?

 Dru: Uh-huh.

 Neil: They're probably waiting for you outside with doughnuts and coffee right about now. I bet you they've never seen such an enthusiastic employee like you.

 Dru: I bet you're right, but nothing is gonna be mo I important than the two of you.

 Neil: Yeah. Hey, so, lily, what's up for you today?

 Lily: I'm gonna meet colleen and sierra to review for finals.

 Dru: That's good, honey. Make sure you do some studying, all right?

 Lily: I will.

 Dru: Right, especially after that paper we got. We--

 Lily: I know, I know, I know.

 Dru: All right, then. Um, baby, listen, I forgot to tell you, aunt mamie called, and she wants to get together with the two of us. How about tomorrow night?

 Neil: It's kinda tough to make plans when I'm stuck at newman enterprises doing damage control. I mean, u u of all people should know about that.

 Jack: Hey, there you are. What, did you sneak out while I was in the shower?

 Phyllis: I hear congratulations are in order.

 Jack: Congratulations on what?

 Phyllis: Damon porter. Does the name sound familiar? I hear you stole him out from under us.

 Jack: Who told you?

 Phyllis: Well, it's not the easiest secret to keep. I was working on a new web site for my company when I heard the news.

 Jack: Sorry, honey.

 Phyllis: You're not sorry. I bet you think it's quite a coup.

 Jack: I think you think this is quite a coup.

 Phyllis: No, actually, I think it stinks. I think it stinks to high heaven.

 Mac: What, billy? Did something happen?

 Billy: Hey, hey, hey, hey.

 Mac: What's the matter?

 Billy: Shh. It's okay. It's okay. Sorry. I didn't mean to upset you. It's okay.

 Mac: I was just having this dream, and--

 Billy: Mac, mac, it was just a dream. That's all it was, okay?

 Mac: Billy, I'm so scared. I mean--

 Billy: Don'T.

 Mac: What if grandma--

 Billy: Don't-don't think it, okay? Don'T.

 Mac: It's just, I can't picture my life without her.

 Billy: Well, I don't believe you're gonna have to do that for a long time.

 Mac: Thank you... for being here with me.

 Billy: Well, where else would I be?

 Mac: I love you so much.

 Billy: It's mutual, you know.

 Mac: I just feel so lucky... in spite of everything that-- that we have each other. I don't know what I'd do without you. Billy, grandma's just got to come around. Your mom and dad are so against us. She's the only one who supports us.

 Billy: Don't forget charlotte.

 Mac: Right, your mom's birth mother. Maybe.

 Billy: She's someone else who seemed excited about our marriage.

 Mac: She did, didn't she? I liked her.

 Billy: Yeah, me too. It's weird though, isn't it? Dad's being so sure that she's not who she claims to be?

 Esther: I can't believe you let her spend the night here.

 Jill: Well, I did. This is my house, that is my mother, and you will damn well serve her coffee.

 Esther: I will not. Jill: Fine, but I'll remember this.

 Esther: Remember it all you want, jill.

 Jill: Coffee? Mother?

 Charlotte: Yes, dear. What?

 Jill: Are you all right?

 Charlotte: I'm just fine.

 Jill: Was this a bad idea, bringing you here? I mean, you were very quiet last night. You went right to bed. You uncomfortable here?

 Charlotte: Billy and mackenzie...

 Jill: What about them?

 Charlotte: Oh, such beautiful young people.

 Jill: I see. You've gotten all caught up in their youthful exuberance, haven't you? That's because you don't know their history. You don't know what a dreadful idea it would be if they got married.

 Charlotte: Oh, I do. It's dreadful. You can't let it happen. Those two should not get married.

 Olivia: I didn't know you were such a fantastic cook.

 Wes: (Chuckles) well, breakfast is about it.

 Olivia: Mmm. Well, it's wonderful. You're wonderful. Thank you. You know, you can forage here anytime.

 Wes: I'll do that. You seem a lot more relaxed than you did last night.

 Olivia: Well, it's that dru. She drives me crazy.

 Wes: Oh, man. You two.

 Olivia: No, really. I mean, I don't understand the way she acts sometimes. It's like she doesn't even re-- you know what? It's not worth talking about.

 Wes: Liv, you can talk to me about drucilla.

 Olivia: It's just so frustrating, the way she operates at times. I mean, this competition between her and neil, it's just gotten out of hand. Especially now, when they should both be...

 Wes: What were you gonna say?

 Olivia: Nothing.

 Wes: Liv, come on.

 Olivia: I don't know if I'm the one who should be telling you this.

 Wes: Okay, so he did it then. Neil did it. They're engaged?

 Olivia: Yeah. It's official.

 Wes: M.M.

 Olivia: How do you feel about that?

 Wes: Me? Oh, I'm fine. No, don't worry about me. Lily's the one we should be concerned about.

 Dru: Thank you. You know, honey, if you don't want to make plans, just say you don't want to make plans.

 Neil: I don't want to make plans.

 Dru: Fine.

 Lily: May I be excused?

 Dru: Baby, you've barely had two bites.

 Lily: I'm not hungry.

 Neil: Wait, wait, wait, I'm sorry. Lily, things have been tense for me at work.

 Dru: Your father's been crazy busy.

 Neil: Yeah, I shouldn't have brought it home.

 Lily: It's okay.

 Neil: No, no, it's not okay.

 Lily: No, dad, really. It's no big deal. Anyway, I don't want to keep colleen waiting, so if you don't mind...

 Dru: Actually, I do mind. Your father and i have some things to tell you... and now would be a good time to share that news with our daughter, right?

 Lily: What news?

 Neil: Uh, yeah, you're right. Maybe we should tell her.

 Dru: Okay. Lily: Tell me what?

 Dru: So, honey, listen, it wasn't supposed to go down this way, but what the hey. (Laughs)

 Lily: Is something wrong?

 Dru: No, no, far from it. It's really good.

 Neil: It's actually better than good.

 Lily: Okay, you guys are freaking me out with the mood swings. Just tell me.

 Neil: Go ahead, tell her, honey.

 Dru: Okay.

 Neil: Tell her.

 Dru: Your father asked me to marry him, and I said yes. (Giggles) (doorbell rings)

 Isabella: Oh, good, you made it. I was beginning to get worried. Although, I shouldn't be worried because you've always been such a true friend.

 Diane: Isabella, stop. I'm not here for the reason you think.

 Isabella: Okay, wait a minute. Last night, you told me--

 Diane: No, I didn't make any promises.

 Isabella: You cannot bail on me right now. I need you. Paul's gonna be here any minute.

 Diane: Look, I cannot get involved. I'm sorry.

 Isabella: You're sorry?

 Diane: You went on and on about revenge and wanting my help to get back at paul, and the old die,e, I admit it, it would have gotten my juices flowing, but I--

 Isabella: But now you're some kind of saint because of andy?

 Diane: I'm trying to change.

 Isabella: Well, I'm trying to keep my baby's father from abandoning us for that bitch christine.

 Diane: And I understand that you're desperate not to let that happen.

 Isabella: Yes, I am. I am, and I'm going to make it happen. I have the ultimate leverage.

 Diane: Whatever that means.

 Isabella: Do you really not give a damn if I get hurt? Because once paul realizes that I'm not rolling over--

 Diane: You know what? You keep implying that he's gonna harm you. I have kno p paul for years. I don't like him, but I just don't see it happening.

 Isabella: Well, you have no idea how angry he is. I don't feel safe being alone with him now.

 Diane: Ooh, you're good.

 Isabella: You think I'm making this up?

 Diane: Well, I think you had a much better shot of convincing me before all this talk about getting even.

 Isabella: Okay, fine. I'm gonna make you a deal then.

 Diane: No, thank you.

 Isabella: No, diane, just listen to me, okay? We don't have a lot of time. All I need is a witness in case he gets violent. If he doesn't explode, if we're totally civil to each otr, then you can forget you overheard anything.

 Diane: Overheard? (Doorbell rings)

 Diane: (Sighs)

 Isabella: Who is it?

 Paul: Isabella, it's me. Open the door.

 Billy: Let's get some fresh coffee.

 Mac: I wanted to wait until we got a report on grandma.

 Billy: Okay.

 Mac: Do you still think we're making the right choice, going ahead with the wedding?

 Billy: Well, I don't want to put it off.

 Mac: I don't either.

 Billy: You heard what esther said.

 Mac: To hear her tell it, it would be like betraying grandma if we changed our plans. I just feel so bad, knowing how supportive grandma's been, and how much she'd want to be a part of this. It won't be the same.

 Billy: No, it won't, but I have an idea. Suppose we just put off the wedding until your grandma goes home, and we do it at her place so she can be there?

 Mac: Billy, you'd do that?

 Billy: Look, this whole colonnade thing, it isn't where we started out anyway. We wanted something simple with just the people closest to us, who supported us.

 Mac: So there'll be, like, three people there.

 Billy: No, mac, don't do that. Hey, this is about us, you and me, the decision that we're gonna make to spend the rest of our lives together. It doesn't matter if there's 3 people or 300, it's all about us.

 Mac: You're so right... and us being togheher is so right. Grandma's home is perfect. Billy, that's what we'll do. The minute she's able, we'll be married at her house. Oh, I am so excited. I can't wait. It'll be wonderful.

 Jill: Well, I'm glad we agree. I mean, the thought of it just makes my blood run cold. Mr. And mrs. William abbott. Aah!

 Charlotte: So, uh, mackenzie is whose daughter?

 Jill: Brock's daughter. Katherine's only son, and he's a really good man. But that insipid little daughter of his-- she is just a millstone around billy's neck. Ah, charlotte, when I think of all the adventures he should be having before he settles down, all the dragons he should slay, all the people, the places, the romance-- it just kills me. It's all gonna be lost because that little waif wants to settle down with him in a bland little cottage and have lots of little babies and make his life a beige, living hell.

 Charlotte: So what can we do to stop them?

 Jill: You mean that?

 Charlotte: Absolutely, darling. There must be a way. They must be stopped.

 Michael: Your files are packed. They're in your office, and you can leave your keys with chantal.

 Chris: That's it?

 Michael: What more is there? Now if you'll excuse me, please.

 Chris: You're upset about last night.

 Michael: Well, that's perceptive.

 Chris: I wish things hadn't gotten quite so...

 Michael: Real?

 Chris: I was going to say ugly.

 Michael: It wasn't cathartic for u u and paul?

 Chris: Well, it didn't enhance our evening, let's put it that way.

 Michael: Spare me.

 Chris: Michael, I-- look, what I want to say is--

 Michael: Look, is this an apology? Is that where this is coming from, some effort to end things on a civil basis? Because if it is, forget it. Not after what you said to me.

 Chris: You don't think you deserved it and more?

 Michael: Oh, good, good, that's much better. Now at least you're being honest.

 Chris: Michael, don'T.

 Michael: Now that you've struck the final dagger home, you can go.Have a nice life.

 Michael: Well, what are you waiting for?

 Chris: Presumptuous as always.

 Michael: What?

 Chris: You're assuming that I came here to cut off all ties. Did it ever occur to you that I might want to stay on?

 Isabella: Come in.

 Paul: I thought I heard voices.

 Isabella: I had the radio on.

 Paul: Ah. I thought maybe your parents were here.

 Isabella: Why would they be here?

 Paul: Don't you miss ricky? I know I do.

 Isabella: Yes, I do. What are you implying, paul?

 Paul: Nhing. I was just hoping to see my son, that's all.

 Isabella: Well, it's too unsettled here, too tense. I didn't want him here. It's not healthy.

 Paul: Oh, I see. So, as usual, this is all about what you want.

 Isabella: We obviously need to talk about his future.

 Paul: I'll do the talking. You will do the listening. I'm the injured party here.

 Isabella: No, our son is. At least, he will be.

 Paul: You know what, isabella? I'm gonna do everything I possibly can to keep that from happening.

 Isabella: Meaning you've come to your senses?

 Paul: Meaning I'm gonna do everything I can to be a father to my son, even after the divorce.

 Isabella: You're so sure there'll be a divorce.

 Paul: You make no mistake. You and I are through. Don't even think about fighting it.

 Lily: You're getting married? Why? Why now?

 Neil: Because it feels right--what your mother and i feel for each other, what the three of us have together. Lily, it's the best thing in my life.

 Dru: We're a family, honey. Don't you have something to say?

 Lily: I should have known there was a reason you made waffles.

 Dru: Oh, wow.

 Neil: Anything else?

 Lily: Congratulations. That's what you want to hear, right? We're gonna be so happy. Yay, us!

 Neil: Hey, ly, that's not nice.

 Dru: Lily, listen. I know that you had you had some trouble accepting us, you know, getting back together, but I'm here to tell you that it is real, baby. I swear to you, it's real.

 Neil: Lily, lily, we've given this a lot of thought.

 Dru: We sure have.

 Neil: Any questions that you might have, we've already asked ourselves ten times over.

 Dru: Honey, your father and I-- we love each other, and we're not gonna let anything break us apart again. We're not making those mistakes twice.

 Lily: You really believe that?

 Dru: With all my heart and soul, honey.

 Neil: Look-- what's this look on your face?

 Dru: Yeah.

 Neil: What are you-- I mean, you don't believe us?

 Lily: How can I? God, where do I start? You guys just got engaged, but you can't even be friendly over breakfast? And you're talking about forever? You've got to be kidding me.

 Olivia: You don't think lily's gonna be overjoyed.

 Wes: You know, I wouldn't have gone to neil and encouraged him to make that move if I didn't think it was in lily's best interest-- having a family "officially" intact again.

 Olivia: Yet you seem troubled.

 Wes: Because I-- the stability I'm looking for, that we're all hoping for, just doesn't seem like--

 Olivia: Maybe it's the timing. You know, once neil and dru get settled, maybe she'll get settled.

 Wes: Maybe.

 Olivia: You don't sound convinced.

 Wes: I've been really trying to maintain the connection that I've always had with lily. I've been really trying. The thing is, in the past I didn't have to try. It was never a struggle.

 Olivia: Yeah, I know. She's been keeping everyone at arm's length. But maybe that's just her being a teenager.

 Wes: True.

 Olivia: But you're concerned about something else?

 Wes: Lily has been through one hell of a year. She's constantly tangling with her mother. She got uprooted from paris. She's told she has to stay here and like it. Then you add to that the neil part of the equation, even just getting to know r dad again, not to mention all the turmoil in the lives of the adults who influence her.

 Olivia: Yeah. When you lay it out like that, it's a wonder she's not a basket case.

 Wes: I mean, you take any one of those--any one-- tension with the parents, dealing with the family members' alcoholism... I mean, having to start over from scratch in a brand-new place, especially for a girl her age...

 Olivia: I see what you mean.

 Wes: You know, she's pretty fragile right now. But what I've seen recently has really got me concerned.

 Olivia: Is she angry? Depressed? Acting out?

 Wes: I mean, I'm watching for all of that.

 Olivia: Well, that's good. I mean, it's good, honey. It's good that s's's got you there. She's a good girl with a lot of potential. I think dru and neil being together again--that should be reassuring for her.

 Wes: I mean, change, it just can be tough, you know, even when it's positive change.

 Olivia: You know what else can be tough?

 Wes: What's that?

 Olivia: Saying good-bye. I'm sorry. I gotta work.

 Wes: Yeah, well, I'll clean up here so--

 Olivia: No, no, no, bab don'T. No, you did all this. Just leave it.

 Wes: No. When are you gonna learn I'm a man who always finishes what he starts?

 Olivia: Really? Bye.

 Wes: All right, you go. You have a good day.

 Jill: You have some pretty strong feelings about this.

 Charlotte: I know you're against billy getting married this young.

 Jill: And that's the on reason?

 Charlotte: What other reason would there be?

 Jill: I don't know. You seem pretty adamant about it.

 Charlotte: Only because you are, dear.

 Jill: Well, both of us can be adamant until we're blue in the face. It's not going to do any good.

 Charlotte: But it has to. You're his mother. He's only a boy. Surely, you can put your foot down.

 Jill: Forgive me for saying this, charlotte, but if you had kept me instead of putting me up for adoption, you'd understand why th j just doesn't work.

 Charlotte: Well, then put both feet down.

 Jill: Even then.

 Charlotte: Jill, everything you said about billy--how he needs to live his life before settling down--it's so true.

 Jill: I know it. I know it, and it kills me, but--

 Charlotte: No, honey, you don't understand. I don't want to hear "but." You have to stop this marriage from happening. You have to.

 Michael: Stay on? You mean, you want to continue the partnership?

 Chris: Is it that far-fetched?

 Michael: You gotta be kidding, after everything that's--I can't believe you're considering it.

 Chris: I have a lot invested here. My name is on the door. Helped build this company from the ground up.

 Michael: You're serious?

 Chris: I think it's worth discussing, don't you?

 Michael: I don't know what I think.

 Chris: Despite our personal relationship, I have always felt that we made a very effective team. Besides, I have a lot of cases that I would rather not spin off.

 Michael: I thought this was all over, you know, everything, but now... now... it won't work. It can'T. The answer is no, christine.

 Chris: Why?

 Michael: Isn't it obvious? After everything we've shared, to go backwards-- just be law partners and nothing else, and act as if that's the way it always has been? I'm just not up for that, especially if there's no hope for us getting back together again. And there is no hope for that, right? See? Exactly. There you have it.

 Chris: No, michael, come on, consider --

 Michael: Do not try to talk me into something that does not have a prayer of working.

 Isabella: You have this all figured out, don't you?

 Paul: Yeah, pretty much. I think joint custody makes the most sense. I think it would be the best thing for ricky in the long run, and I would like to have all the arrangements taken care of before we bring him back here.

 Isabella: I'm not sure I can go along with that.

 Paul: Look, if you don't want to cooperate--

 Isabella: Look, ricky needs to be with his family right now. Papa says he's thriving in los angeles--everyone doting on him, no wonder.

 Paul: We don't live in los angeles, isabella. We live here.

 Isabella: It was your idea to move, paul.

 Paul: Where are you going with this?

 Isabella: I see no reason to abandon our plans.

 Paul: What, are you crazy?!

 Isabella: You wanted to make a fresh start.

 Paul: That was before I knew I was living a lie, isabella!

 Isabella: You have to agree, it's a much more positive environment--

 Paul: I don't have to do anythin I I can't believe that you would have the gall to even suggest this! It's absurd!

 Isabella: I'm only thinking of ricky and the healthiest situation for him. I would live with my parents. You can get a place of your own.

 Paul: Forget about L.A. It is not an option!

 Isabella: Why, because you want to stay close to christine? You want her to help raise our son?

 Paul: Leave her out of it.

 Isabella: How can I, paul? She's bound to be involved, poisoning my child against me every chance she gets.

 Paul: She would never do that!

 Isabella: I'm not going to allow it. It's not fair to ricky to have to constantly listen to his mother being bad-mouthed.

 Paul: You wanna play hardball? Fine. We will let a judge decide. I'll see you in court.

 Isabella: You know that's not gonna happen anytime soon.

 Paul: What the hell is that supposed to mean?

 Isabella: If you're planning on pushing through some quick divorce, I will be no party to it, and that is final.

 Phyllis: I really can't believe you went along with drucilla on this one.

 Jack: What makes you think it was drucilla?

 Phyllis: Don't insult my intelligence. She stole damon porter's business card off of neil's desk, jack.

 Jack: Neil was just careless--

 Phyllis: How stupid do you think I am?! There are gonna be major repercussions from this.

 Jack: Phyllis, this is action and reaction. No one has done anything the black knight wouldn't do himself. The truth is I didn't know you guys were even interested in this guy.

 Phyllis: No, you didn't, not until you saw the business card, and then you couldn't wait to go along with this.

 Jack: When you decided to stay at newman enterprises against my better judgment, you had to know certain issues were going to come up.

 Phyllis: (Sighs) you know, awhile back, when I saw your company was headed for disaster, what did I do? I came to you out of courtesy on my own accord to tell you to back off! But you, in turn, can't wait to bury me.

 Jack: This is not about you! Phyllis, this isn't personal.

 Phyllis: Oh, please. Then why do I feel the knife in my back?

 Jack: Phyllis...

 Phyllis: Oh, I don't want to talk to you!

 Neil: Lily, I told you, I woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning, simply because of work. But that has got nothing to do with my love for your mother.

 Dru: Baby, it's business, okay? We're competitive. Right, honey?

 Neil: Yeah, absolutely right.

 Dru: It has nothing to do with who we are.

 Lily: Okay. Well, then let's talk about who you really are-- people who decided that I needed to live in genoa city because I was turning into such auguge problem child. But nothing I did in paris compares to the screwed-up stuff

you have been doing.

 Dru: Hey! Hey, look, that move that we made was difficult and confusing for all of us.

 Neil: We're way beyond that now. I know that you're scared that history's gonna repeat itself, so--

 Lily: Maybe because it wasn't that long ago that you couldn't get through the day without a drink.

 Dru: You better watch your mouth.

 Lily: And you kept bouncing back and forth between dad and wes like you were deciding on which dress to wear!

 Dru: That's it--

 Neil: Hey, hey, hey, honey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Listen, we've had a tough time in life, right? But we've gotten through it. And I wouldn't do anything--

we wouldn't do anything to jeopardize your happiness. Do you understand me?

 Lily: My happiness? That's a good one. No matter what I think, you're gonna do what you wanna do. It's been that way ever since you forced me to come back here. You know what? Get married. I really don't care. Because it's got nothing to do with me.

 Neil: Hey, lily, don't walk away--

 Dru: Where are you going?! Okay, you know what? I did not expect her to jump up and down, but that went a lot worse than I thought it would.

 Billy: Okay, here is one beautiful strawberry-- got your name written all over it.

 Mac: Billy--

 Billy: Come on, open up.

 Mac: Okay, I've eaten almost all the fruit. You have the rest.

 Billy: Sure I can't tempt you with this last banana slice? Ough already. You eat it. Olivia, I didn't know you were here. How's grandma?

 Olivia: Well, she's holding her own, making a little progress.

 Mac: Really? She's better?

 Olivia: Well, she's a long way from returning to any kind of normalcy, but I believe she's seeing, and I sense she can hear and process.

 Mac: So when we're with her, we need to be upbeat and positive.

 Olivia: Absolutely.

 Billy: Any idea when she might be able to go home?

 Olivia: It shouldn't be that long now.

 Mac: Honestly?

 Olivia: Mm-hmm. I mean, she's still gonna need a lot of care, but to tell you the truth, there's really not much more we can do for her here. And being home in familiar surroundings, that's the best thing to encourage her recovery.

 Mac: That makes a lot of sense. Oh, no, I just realized something.

 Billy: What? What is it?

 Mac: Billy, your mom-- she lives there, too. How are we gonna bring grandma home to that, having to face jill day in and day out?

 Billy: Mac, you got it all wrong. No way your grandma would die and let jill take over the place.

 Mac: Yeah, I guess you do have a point. If anything would make grandma determined to fight her way back, it would definitely be jill.

 Billy: So you really think mrs. Chancellor can come home soon?

 Olivia: In a few days,I expect.

 Mac: Really?

 Billy: A few days? That's fantastic! Then you and I can become husband and wife.

 Jill: Charlotte, don't you think I've racked my brain trying to find some way to stop billy and mackenzie from doing this awful thing?

 Charlotte: You can stop them. There has to be a way.

 Jill: Not that I can think of. They're both 18. For some reason the law has decided that that's old enough to make a decision that could ruin your life. If it was up to me, I'd make the age 30. Anyway, all I can do is hope that between now and their wedding day, billy gets struck by some white light, and he'll be able to see that little dishrag for what she really is.

 Charlotte: You're giving up. You can't!

 Jill: Mother, please. Look, I really appreciate your support here, but I have no choice. And I just can't go on torturing myself with this. It's gonna drive me crazy. Anyway, I gotta go in to the office now, and I will drop you anywhere you say. Okay, I'll go upstairs, and I'll be down in a few minutes. Okay.

 Charlotte: You may be giving up, jill, but I won'T. I can't let this happen. Those two kids-- they can't get married. No w I in hell.

 Chris: Give it up, michael.

 Michael: Excuse me?

 Chris: You are not so wrecked about our personal relationship that you couldn't bear to be around me.

 Michael: I think you forfeited any right to analyze my feelings.

 Chris: I don't mean to be so insensitive. Although why should i give a damn?

 Michael: I've already given you my answer.

 Chris: Yeah, that's because you hate to lose, and that's the only reason. We could work together, and you know it.

 Michael: Now who's being presumptuous?

 Chris: Michael, you weren't in love with me, not really. You wanted to control me and keep me from paul. I predict that you will be over this in no time.

 Michael: Well, if you keep treating me this way, I will be.

 Chris: Your heart isn't broken. Your ego is bruised a little. I know you. You're gonna sulk around here for a few days, and then when that gets boring, you'll dust yourself off and start all over again. You're attractive. You're good with the ladies. You won't be alone for long. Who knows? Maybe you'll end up with sweet isabella.

 Michael: You must really hate me.

 Chris: No, I don'T.

 Michael: Any feelings you had for me certainly evaporated quickly.

 Chris: So what's it gonna be? Do I take the files and hand you my key, and we start competing for cases, or can we keep the status quo around here for the good of the business? It's up to you.

 Michael: And what about paul? Where does he stand on this?

 Chris: I haven't mentioned this to him.

 Michael: He doesn't go for this, and he won't, not for a minute.

 Chris: Am I staying or not? Just make a decision.

 Michael: Fine. What the hell? Just stay out of my way.

 Chris: No problem.

 Paul: You're telling me what, ththat you plan to fight this divorce?

 Isabella: I don't think you've thought this through.

 Paul: I can't believe this. After everything you've done to me, you are still trying to manipulate me.

 Isabella: Paul, look, I wanna do the best thing.

 Paul: The best thing is to end this, isabella, and end it now.

 Isabella: I know you're angry and--

 Paul: I am beyond angry!

 Isabella: What does that mean?

 Paul: You have made my life a living hell, and we're gonna put an end to this. You see? It's over! Read my lips. It's over!

 Isabella: Paul, you can file for divorce--maybe you already have--but if you do it now, while you're upset and angry, you leave me no choice but to contest it. Divorce is not the answer for us, and you can keep telling yourself that you didn't feel anything for me, but that's not true. There was a time when you love me and I loved you. Our marriage doesn't have to be over!

 Paul: Damn it, isabella, it is over! What do I have to say to get you to understand that?!

 Isabella: I didn't do anything wrong.

 Paul: What do you mean you didn't do anything wrong?!

 Isabella: Nothing that you can accuse me of in front of a judge. I wasn't unfaithful.

 Paul: You lied. Our whole marriage is a lie.

 Isabella: No, not to me!

 Paul: What do you mean not to you?!

 Isabella: Not to me. It was not a lie. I loved you. I still love you.

 Paul: You don't even know the meaning of the word "love"!

 Isabella: Yes, I do. Yes, I do. Paul, I'm sorry. I know that you want me just to roll over and let you spend the rest of your life with christine. I can't do that. I can'T. So go ahead. Go ahead with the divorce if you must, but i will fight it. I can tie it up for months, even years.

 Paul: Stop it! You stop it right now! I am sick and tired of hearing all this crap! It's over!

 Isabella: Stop it. You're scaring me.

 Paul: You oughta be scared! You're making me so angry!

 Isabella: Paul, I just want you to think it over.

 Paul: I have thought it over! I want you out of my life! Don't you get that?! I want you completely out of my life! I will do whatever it takes, isabella! Just get the hell out of my life!

 Isabella: Is that a threat?

 Paul: You consider it a threat! You consider it a promise and a threat! You understand me?!

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