Y&R Transcript Thursday
8/7/03--Canada; Friday 8/7/03--USA
Provided By Eric
Proofread by Emma
Hank: So what do we have here? "Unable to remove blood stains." Are these your clothes, Christine?
Michael: Don't answer that.
Chris: No, its okay, Michael. Yes, Detective, they are.
Hank: Which apparently you sent out to be dry-cleaned.
Chris: So it would seem.
Hank: What do you got there, Christine?
Chris: Where?
Hank: Behind your back.
Chris: It's-- it's just a scarf.
Hank: Your scarf?
Chris: I found it in my car before you scared me in the garage.
Hank: Let's have a look.
Chris: I have no idea where it came from.
Hank: Oh, more blood, at least that's what it looks like. It could be ketchup, maybe Srawberry jam.
Michael: Sarcasm can be so unbecoming.
Hank: Fine, let's get serious, folks. Tell you what I'm going to do. We're gonna send the clothes and the scarf to the lab and let the forensics people check out the stains for DNA, which, by the way, I have every reason to believe will match the DNA of Isabella Williams.
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Larry: So, um, are you going to eat that lettuce or massacre it?
Jill: Very funny.
Larry: So come on, tell me what's on your mind. Why did you ask me here?
Jill: I needed to talk.
Larry: Yeah, that's what I thought, only you ain't talking.
Jill: I'm dealing with something.
Larry: Look, Jill, I know that there is a lot that you have to deal with what with Mrs. C. And all.
Jill: There is something I am trying to do, and it is in my mother's best interest, okay, but no one will believe that.
Larry: I don't follow you. Something you're trying to do.
Jill: Okay, I'm gonna tell you this, but you have to promise me that you will let me explain myself and not fly off the handle.
Larry: I don't usually react that way, Jill.
Jill: I know you don’t. Just promise me.
Larry: Okay. You've got my word.
Jill: Okay. Okay, this has to do with my mother and the state she's in. For her protection I need to have her declared legally incompetent.
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J.T.: Thanks, man.
Colleen: Thanks, Trev. I cannot believe this guy Kevin. Talk about an attitude problem.
J.T.: He was a little weird, wasn't he?
Colleen: A little? I'm sorry, I love Lily, but that guy is creepy.
J.T.: Hey, Coll, maybe you should cut him some slack, you know? He could have been nervous.
Colleen: About meeting us? Please.
J.T.: Oh, I don't know. You definitely came out swinging. Pretty intimidating.
Colleen: I am Lily's best friend. I owe it to her to check the guy out.
J.T.: Yeah, well, he definitely didn't get the Colleen stamp of approval.
Colleen: He seemed like he rubbed you the wrong way, too.
J.T.: I just don't see what the hell Lily sees in that guy. I mean, he's got some issues.
Colleen: Yeah, well, so does she.
J.T.: That doesn't explain why she'd hook up with him.
Colleen: Simple. It's all about escape for her. She just wants someone to take her away from all her problems.
J.T.: Oh, and that's what she thinks she's found in this guy? What planet is she living on?
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Lily: I really am sorry, Kevin. Kevin?
Kevin: What?
Lily: Did you hear me? I said, I'm sorry.
Kevin: I heard you. You don't have to keep apologizing. It isn't your fault your friend is so damn annoying.
Lily: Colleen isn't usually like that.
Kevin: Oh, I guess I bring out the best in her.
Lily: No, that's not what I meant. She's only looking out for me.
Kevin: That doesn't give her the right to treat me like I'm some kind of freak, grilling me like that. Like it's any of her business where I work or what I like to do for fun. Who does she think she is?
Lily: Just give her a chance.
Kevin: What's the point? She obviously doesn't like me.
Lily: No, she just met you. I'm sure once she gets to know you better, she'll start to loosen up after you guys have hung out some more.
Kevin: No, I don't want to hang out with her, and I can't understand why you would either.
Lily: What?
Kevin: How could you be friends with somebody like that, somebody so rude and judgmental? You can do better than that, Lily, a lot better.
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Larry: (Sighs)
Jill: Oh, see, I knew you'd get all upset. Come on. You said you'd let me explain this to you.
Larry: So, what do you call this, something in Mrs. C.'S best interest?
Jill: Yes, I do. Now just listen to me.
Larry: Look, the woman-- she's a fine lady, all right? She's just locked up inside of herself right now, all right? That's all. It doesn't mean that--
Jill: That she's never gonna come back? No, I know that. That's not the point here.
Larry: Well, then what is the point, Jill? I don't understand. This process you're talking about, you have to go into a court to get it done, right?
Jill:
It would take a competency hearing, yes. Because somebody needs to be put in
charge. That's why. And Brock doesn't live in
Larry: Well, I thought Mrs. C. Had all these attorneys and stuff for things like this.
Jill: That is exactly my point. She has attorneys and she has business partners. Those are the people who are looking out for her, not her family, not somebody who cares about what's best for her.
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Nikki: This is harder than I thought.
Kay: We'll find a way.
Nikki: Whatever plan we come up with--how do we know Jill isn't gonna see right through it?
Kay: She won't be expecting it.
Nikki: That's true. She hasn't any idea that you're getting better, and she is playing the loving, devoted daughter very well.
Kay: Oh, Nikki, I hope she's not playing a part.
Nikki: I know. I hope not. But, Katherine, people rarely change overnight. I mean, I just wouldn't be surprised if she was trying to take you for all you're worth.
Kay: That's why you need to test her, Nikki, I mean, to know how she really feels.
Nikki: Well, why don't we just tell her? I mean, if she has changed, we'll know right away by her reaction.
Kay: Ah, Nikki, I need... to be sure, to know where I stand with Jill before I tell her anything.
Nikki: Yeah.
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Colleen: Do you think maybe Kevin’s different with Lily, when it's just the two of them?
J.T.: I wouldn't look for that guy to take anybody away from their problems. You know, I think he's too old for her anyway.
Colleen: Some people said that about you and me.
J.T.: Yeah, but they were wrong, weren't they? Look, we can't sort this out for Lily. And the guy's weird, but telling her that isn't gonna help her see it.
Colleen: So what do we do?
J.T.: Well, I was thinking there's a movie I'd really like to take someone to-- it's this race car thing.
Colleen: And forget all about Lily.
J.T.: What can we do?
Colleen:
Maybe you don't understand what it's been like for her. She came from
J.T.: Yeah, see, that's another thing that's not cool. Meeting people on the internet-- that's a bad way to get to know someone.
Colleen: It's just she needed someone so much. I mean, she really only has Sierra and me. And all this craziness that was going on with her parents-- getting remarried...
J.T.: Yeah, I'd think that would be a good thing.
Colleen:
Not the way Lily sees it. It didn't work out last time, and they're still
fighting. Not to mention what happened to her father when they came back from
J.T.: What are you talking about?
Colleen:
Well, apparently, Lily had gotten into some trouble. So her mom brought her to
J.T.: Okay, Lily's got some problems, but I don't know what we can do. And I think it would be a shame for you to throw away our whole summer worrying about your friend.
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Lily: You know, Kevin, maybe we shouldn't talk about Colleen anymore.
Kevin: I know she's your friend, all right?
Lily: She's my best friend.
Kevin: Fine. Whatever. I don't want to hang out with her.
Lily: What are you saying?
Kevin: The next time we get together, just make sure Colleen isn't there.
Lily: You know, I really think that you're making too much of this. Colleen is not usually how she was at the coffeehouse. She must've had a bad night or something.
Kevin: Well, she does a good job of spreading it around because now I'm having a bad night, when all I wanted to do was focus my attention on you.
Lily: Please, Kevin, let's just forget about Colleen.
Kevin: I wish I could, but I...
Lily: What?
Kevin: It feels like our date is ruined.
Lily: No, it's not. Okay? It's still early. Colleen is not here. It's just you and me. We can pretend like this never even happened.
Kevin: I guess it would be kind of stupid-- letting Colleen mess up everything.
Lily: Yeah. So we can start over?
Kevin: Sure.
Lily: Great.
Kevin: I have an idea.
Lily: What?
Kevin: Come on. Let's go.
Lily: Wait. Where are we going?
Kevin: My place.
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Larry: Look, I don't pretend to be some kind of rocket scientist or anything. So you're gonna have to explain to me how this incompetency thing can help her. What does it do for Mrs. C.?
Jill: It would protect her. Look, I would be appointed her conservator, which means that I would be the one making the decisions, all right? I'd have the right, legally, to look after my mother's best interests. If she got ill, for example-- more ill--and she needed an operation, I would be able to authorize it. Well, you don't deny that she needs someone to look out for her.
Larry: But to take this thing into a court and make it so darn official...
Jill: Yeah, but if she got better, we could reverse it. I'm only trying to protect her for right now.
Gina: Excuse me. I don't mean to disturb you. I just thought I'd let you know I took the liberty of putting your entrées on hold since you seem to be in such a deep conversation.
Jill: Thank you. That's very thoughtful of you.
Gina: Do you mind if I sit down for a minute?
Jill: No.
Gina: I understand you learned some incredible news, about Katherine being your birth mother. I'm amazed.
Jill: Not half as amazed as I am. And then for this poor woman-- my mother--to be in this terrible state...
Gina: I haven't been able to see her for the past couple of days. How is she doing?
Jill: There's no progress. She's still totally out of it.
Larry: I didn't realize you had been to visit Mrs. C.
Gina: Well, Katherine’s a very special woman to me. There was a time when we were family.
Larry: Family?
Gina: Katherine and my father were married. My father passed away. Boy, what a life they shared. Right? There are some great memories of the two of them. Katherine was so vital.
Jill: Now look at her. It's tragic. It's heartbreaking.
Gina: No, Jill, it's unfair for that wonderful woman to have to endure something like this.
Larry: You really do care.
Gina: More than you'll ever know. Well, just let me know if there's something I can do.
Jill: Yeah, I'll let you know.
Gina: Yeah.
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Hank: Tag and bag this. I want the lab to analyze that--
Michael: No, Detective, you're not taking the dry-cleaning or that scarf out of this apartment.
Hank: I beg your pardon.
Michael: You heard me.
Hank: What's the problem this time, counselor?
Michael: Your problem is that if you take those two items in, they'll have been obtained in an illegal search and seizure.
Hank: I disagree, sir.
Michael: You can disagree all you want. I'm still right.
Hank: Mr. Baldwin, need I remind you I have a search warrant?
Michael: So what? That doesn't give you or your storm troopers any right to come in here and interrupt my client in the middle of a consultation with her psychiatrist. It is illegal. I repeat--illegal.
Hank: Okay, you say Christine had an important consultation with her doctor. Then how come a short while ago she was in the parking garage preparing to go to work?
Michael: Maybe she changed her mind.
Hank: I'm sorry, counselor, something doesn't fit.
Wes: Well, if you're disputing the fact that I was treating Christine, I'll be happy to go before a judge and swear to it.
Hank: That won't be necessary, doctor.
Michael: Meaning what?
Hank: I'm taking the clothes and the scarf as evidence.
Michael: It'll be thrown out in court.
Hank: Well, Mr. Baldwin, I have a strong feeling if I leave these things here, I'll never see them again.
Michael: You know, that's the second time that you've insinuated that my client would do something illegal, or are you accusing me also?
Hank: I'll just feel better if these items were with the police, sir. Christine, sorry to bother you. You all have a nice evening. You hear?
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Colleen: You're just dying to see this movie, aren't you?
J.T.: Yeah, I think it would be nice to spend a little time together. I mean, hey, we've been apart practically the whole summer.
Colleen: You want to make up for lost time?
J.T.: Yeah, don't you?
Colleen: Well, that depends.
J.T.: I'm not talking about anything serious here, you know, no make-you-think movies, just good old-fashioned fun.
Colleen: Sounds great to me.
J.T.: Okay, so the car movie then.
Colleen: Yes, of course, the car movie.
J.T.: All right, all right, I'm calling.
J.T.: Okay, all right, you can't get Lily off your mind, can you?
Colleen: I'm so worried about her, J.T.
J.T.: Listen, baby, you can't solve other people's problems. Sometimes they gotta figure it out for themselves.
Colleen: I know. Doesn't make it any easier.
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Kevin: You coming in? So I never had a chance to ask you how you've been.
Lily: I'm fine.
Kevin: How's everything with your parents? They still driving you nuts?
Lily: Is the pope catholic?
Kevin: I'm sorry, Lily. That really sucks.
Lily: It's just how it is.
Kevin: Won't be that way for much longer. Soon enough, you'll be 18, out on your own, get to do whatever you want, whenever you want.
Lily: I can't wait.
Kevin: How about some music?
Lily: Sure.
Kevin: You don't mind if I pick something out, do you?
Lily: No, it's your apartment.
Kevin: How's that?
Lily: It's great.
Kevin: I love this group-- kind of edgy.
Lily: Yeah, me too.
Kevin: So something to drink?
Lily: No thanks. I'm not really thirsty.
Kevin: Sure you are. I have just the thing. Wait here.
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Larry: Wow, so Gina-- she's Mrs. Chancellor's stepdaughter.
Jill: It totally slipped my mind. Why didn't I think of that?
Larry: Think of what?
Jill: Maybe Gina could help.
Larry: Help how?
Jill: Well, you heard her. She understands how tragic the situation is. Maybe she could back me up in the competency hearing.
Larry: You still think that this is the right thing to do, to go ahead with it?
Jill: Larry, I don't know. There's no easy answer here. What, you think I like having to do this? I don’t. I just don't see what the alternative is. Brock and Gina are very close. Maybe she could influence him to support me. If she could see firsthand how hard I'm trying with Katherine...
Larry: What are you doing? What's going on?
Jill: I just had a brainstorm. How do you feel about having a little dinner party this evening?
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Nikki: Jill is a very smart woman. We're gonna have to stay several steps ahead of her at all times.
Esther: Okay, I'm back. Ready to go, Mrs. C.?
Nikki: Hi.
Kay: In a minute, Esther.
Esther: Yes, ma'am.
Nikki: I still don't know how we're gonna find the opportunity, or where. It's got to be a place that Jill won't suspect.
Esther: Suspect what? What are you talking about?
Nikki: We're trying to come up with a test for Jill to see if it's all an act before Katherine says anything.
Esther: I can tell you right now you can't believe that woman for a minute. All these years Jill’s done nothing but make your life miserable. She's not gonna stop now.
Kay: You're talking about my daughter.
Esther: She was never your daughter before.
Kay: Enough! Enough. Ladies, let's go.
Nikki: Okay.
Esther: Okay, fine. You're the boss.
Kay: Yes!
Nikki: Be careful.
Esther: Okay, wait, wait.
Nikki: Help, Esther. Okay, here we go.
Esther: Wait, wait, wait. You're good.
Kay: (Grunts) (telephone rings)
Esther: It's okay, Mrs. C. It's okay. (Ring)
Nikki: Let me get the phone.
Esther: Move back. (Ring)
Esther: There you go. (Ring) (ring)
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Michael: All right, Chris, what the hell did you just let happen here?
Chris: He had a search warrant.
Michael: I don't care if he had a tank! You should never have let that man and his bloodhounds into this apartment.
Wes: No, he wasn't taking no for an answer, Mr. Baldwin.
Michael: Christine, you're an attorney! You know all about doctor-patient confidentiality, and you both knew it was illegal for him to interrupt this session.
Chris: Well, I wasn't exactly thinking clearly.
Michael: Obviously.
Chris: Dr. Carter had given me a sedative.
Michael: Sedatives-- you knew you were vulnerable Chris. You knew the man was stalking you. Why didn't you go back to Dr. Carter's office to be hypnotized?
Chris: How would I know that weber was gonna come barging in here?
Michael: Because he's after you any way he can!
Chris: I'm sorry.
Wes: You need to ease up. Christine is under an enormous amount of pressure, and this is not helping.
Michael: I'm sorry, Chris. Tell me about the clothes and the scarf. Were those stains really blood?
Chris: Well, it looks like it. And like I told you, I have never seen the scarf before.
Michael: And the clothes?
Chris: It was the outfit that I wore the night Isabella disappeared, but I swear I don't remember taking it to the cleaners or bringing it back--how it got to this apartment is a total mystery. Look, can we please just get back to our session?
Michael: Wait a minute. Don't you realize how serious this is?
Chris: Yes, of course I do. All the more reason to continue where we left off. Try and find some hidden memory that will exonerate me. Right, Wes?
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Nikki: Hello?
Jill: Nikki, I'm so glad I got a hold of you. It's Jill.
Nikki: Jill, what can I do for you?
Jill: Well, I know that Esther was bringing Katherine out there tonight. Are they still there?
Nikki: Actually, they were just leaving.
Jill: Wonderful. Then my timing is perfect.
Nikki: Perfect for what?
Jill: Nikki, I'd really like to have dinner with my mother tonight. Now I'm at Gina’s right now. Would you mind asking Esther to bring Katherine here?
Nikki: Hold on just a second. Jill is at Gina’s, and she wants you to bring Katherine over for dinner.
Nikki: Um, Esther says that's fine.
Jill: Excellent. Nikki, why don't you join us? This'll be mother's first dinner out--our first dinner together in public as mother and daughter.
Nikki: Oh, my goodness. This is kind of late notice. Are you sure you want all of us to come along?
Jill: Absolutely. I mean, good friends and a change of scenery-- I think it'll be the best medicine in the world for her.
Nikki: Well, all right, I'd love to join you. Thank you.
Jill: Excellent. Excellent. We'll make it a very special evening for mother's sake.
Jill: Yes.
Esther: What's Jill trying to pull now?
Nikki: She wants us to have a special dinner with her mother.
Esther: You believe that?
Nikki: She wants me to come along, too, something about it being important that you have good friends around you.
Kay: Ring of truth about that. Ladies, let's go.
Esther o oh, no, Mrs. C. You can't be serious. You're crazy to agree to this.
Kay: I think Jill has given us the perfect opportunity. Our test... will be tonight... at Gina’s.
Esther: Forget all this about a test. You're all that's important-- your health.
Kay: My health will be better when I know the truth about Jill.
Nikki: Esther, we need proof for Katherine’s peace of mind.
Kay: Yes.
Esther: Okay, fine, fine. I give up. I'll bring the car around.
Nikki: Thanks. We still don't know what the test is gonna be.
Kay: Oh, I think I do. I think I have got it-- a way to see just how patient and caring Jill... is.
Nikki: Really? Okay, what's the plan?
Kay: It's going to be perfect, just perfect.
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Chris: Dr. Carter, I want to finish our session.
Wes: Christine, I really think we've done enough for one day.
Chris: No, I have to know what happened the night Isabella disappeared.L--
Michael: What's wrong?
Chris: I just have this pounding headache.
Wes: It's probably a result of the sedative, combined with all the stress.
Michael: Why don't you take a couple of aspirins?
Chris: Is that all right?
Wes: Yeah, it's fine.
Chris: Then I want to go back under, but first I want to know what I said when I was hypnotized. Please.
Wes: We'll talk when you get back.
Chris: Okay.
Michael: Wasn't good, was it?
Wes: No. No, it wasn't good, counselor.
Michael: You mean, she remembered all those missing hours under hypnosis?
Wes: Well, I can't really get into that without Christine’s permission.
Michael: You act like she confessed to the crime.
Wes: I wouldn't go that far.
Michael: Maybe I don't even want to know. She already suspects she did this horrible thing, and I'm trying to convince her that she didn’t.
Wes: You're worried that I might mess her up even more.
Michael: If she believes she's guilty, I'm afraid she'll give up, and then it will be nearly impossible to defend her.
Chris: What do you mean, "defend me"?
Michael: We were just speaking hypothetically.
Chris: What are you talking about?
Wes: It's nothing for you to worry about, Christine.
Michael: How's your headache?
Chris: Oh, forget about my headache! My life is on the line here. I am being accused of killing someone. Hypnosis was my last resort. Now I want to know what I said while I was under, and I want to know now!
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Colleen: I'm sorry, J.T. I'm just so frustrated, you know. I just want to walk up to her and say, "wake up. Forget about Kevin."
J.T.: Okay, you, of all people, know that won't do any good.
Colleen: Yeah, well, at least I would be doing something instead of just standing by.
J.T.: Hey, sometimes you got to cut everybody loose and take care of yourself.
Colleen: I can't do that.
J.T.: Look, when Lily's ready, she'll ask for your help. She knows she can count on you, and until then, do you really want to interfere? You might alienate her even more.
Colleen: I suppose you're right.
J.T.: Yeah, I am right, and you know you can't run her life. Besides that, you and I have some serious fun to have.
Colleen: Serious fun-- isn't that an oxymoron?
J.T.: Are you calling me a moron?
Colleen: You always know how to make me laugh.
J.T.: That's good 'cause you're really cute when you laugh.
Colleen: Aw.
J.T.: So the movie?
Colleen: Yeah, definitely.
J.T.: All right. I'm driving.
Colleen: Okay, fine.
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Kevin: Sorry about the wait. There was a party at work a few days ago. This has been sitting in my fridge. I feel kind of silly drinking it by myself.
Lily: Kevin, I don't really...
Kevin: You don't what?
Lily: Never mind.
Kevin: Here you go.
Lily: Thanks.
Kevin: Hey, hold on. Have to make a toast.
Lily: Oh, right.
Kevin: To finally being alone, just the two of us.
Kevin: Taste good?
Lily: Mm-hmm.
Kevin:
I bet it's nothing compared to the stuff you had in
Lily: Oh, I didn't really drink over there.
Kevin:
I still don't know how you did it, going from the excitement of
Lily: Well, it wasn't my decision. That's for sure. My mom figured that it would be better for me to be here, though, so I could have a relationship with my dad. What a joke that was.
Kevin: Why do you say that?
Lily: Well, because it turns out that he had become a drunk, and my first day here, my mom and I-- we walk into the apartment and we find some lunatic there with a knife. I was so scared. It was probably the most terrifying moment of my life.
Kevin: Was anybody hurt?
Lily: No. Thank god.
Kevin: That's awful. I'm so sorry you had to go through that.
Lily:
Yeah. My dad went straight to rehab, and all I wanted was to get on a plane and
go back to
Kevin: She wouldn't listen.
Lily:
Of course not. She has never cared about what I wanted. And it turns out, next
thing you know; I'm a permanent resident of
Kevin: Is that what you're gonna do?
Lily: Well, what else can I do? It's like, to them, I'm just this little kid, which, I guess, is true.
Kevin: It's not true. You are not a little kid. You are a smart, beautiful young woman. It's about time they started treating you like one. You are so beautiful. Do you know that?
Lily: I guess so.
Kevin: Why do you think I wanted to see you again?
Lily: I'm not sure. I thought you wouldn't want to after last time, but I'm really glad that you did.
Kevin: I figured you were a little mixed up. But talking to you now, I realize that you feel the same way about me that I feel about you. You're right where you want to be. You don't want to leave. I know that you don’t. You know that, too, don't you? You like it.
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Jill: Oh, there they are. Let's go.
Gina: Katherine, so glad you came.
Larry: Hello, Mrs. C. You're looking great today.
Jill: Hello, mother. Thank you for joining us for dinner. Thank you, too, Nikki, and thanks for bringing her, Esther.
Nikki: Well, thanks for including me.
Jill: I meant what I said on the phone. I want tonight to be very, very special. It's my first night out in public, having dinner with my mother. It's something to celebrate.
Nikki: It certainly is, for both you and Katherine. We have a surprise for you, Jill. Your mother has a surprise for you.
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Michael: What difference does it make, Christine? Anything you said under hypnosis can't be used against you.
Chris: Used against me? Did I reveal something damaging?
Wes: Don't panic. What you told me were bits and pieces of memories, nothing conclusive.
Chris: Then why do you both look so grim?
Michael: You were under the influence of a drug.
Chris: So what?
Michael: So pretty much anything you said can be discounted.
Chris: Can you just shut up for a minute? Wes, this is my life. I need you to tell me.
Wes: Well, as I told you, your memories were fragmented.
Chris: Fragmented how?
Wes: For example, you recall being at Mary Williams' house. She'd been drinking. She left. You started to go after her, and then suddenly...
Chris: Suddenly what?
Wes: You were in the woods.
Chris: Just like in my dreams. Isabella was there, wasn't she? Wasn't she?!
Wes: Yes, Isabella was there.
Chris: And she was frightened, right?
Wes: In the beginning, you said she was on the ground.
Chris: And her face was covered with blood.
Wes: That's what you said, yes.
Chris: And she fought me. She scratched my arms. In the struggle, she pleaded with me.
Michael: Look, you're not helping, carter. You're just convincing her that she's guilty, which is ridiculous. It's impossible.
Chris: Michael, I know that's what you want to believe. So did I, but we were mistaken.
Michael: Look, don't do this to yourself. Don't, please.
Chris: What I still don't understand is... I must've killed her in the apartment. Apparently, that was the scene of the crime. I must have knocked her out and took her to the woods.
Michael: This is ridiculous!
Chris: Is that what I said? Did I--
Michael: For the umpteenth time, you were under the influence of drugs.
Chris: Yeah, okay, that's not the point! I don't care if I'm protected by law. I killed a woman!
Michael: You don't know that!
Chris: I just told Wesley. Under hypnosis, I told him I killed her. Oh, my god. I never thought I could be capable. I must've snapped at... the mother of Paul’s child, and I killed her in cold blood. How am I gonna live with this? How am I gonna live with this terrible thing that I've done?
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Next on "the young and the restless"...
Chris: You're back. I didn't expect you nearly this soon.
Paul: Well, I couldn't stay away.
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Kevin: Say it, Lily. Say you don't want to leave.
Lily: I don't want to leave.