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Episode # 10149 ~ Neil is shocked by unexpected misfortune; Victor manipulates Sharon's insecurities.
Provided By Suzanne
Proofread By Emma
Neil: Thank you, Detective. Appreciate that.
Sheryl: Forensic team's finished. They're just, uh, running the prints they found through the system.
Neil: Yeah, most of the prints here, they belong to me, or, you know, I have a young son, my boy, Moses.
Leslie: Yeah, yeah, there are probably a few of my prints around here, too.
Sheryl: Well, hopefully, they lifted some that belong to somebody that was not supposed to be here.
Neil: Detective, is it okay if I start cleaning up, or -- or what?
Sheryl: If you give me a list of things that are missing, I can start checking with local pawn shops.
Neil: Yeah. Sure. I-I-I can do that.
Sheryl: Have you seen anybody suspicious hanging around the building lately?
Neil: Uh, no, not -- not -- not that I can think of.
Sheryl: If you do, let me know.
Neil: Yeah.
Leslie: Now, were any other units broken into?
Sheryl: Um, not recently.
Leslie: Oh. So you have no idea who could have done this?
Sheryl: No arrests yet. But there are a couple of people we're looking into.
Neil: [Sighs]
Chloe: That was...
Kevin: So not normal.
Chloe: [Sighs]
Kevin: I mean, who would have thunk that a night that started out so lame would end like this?
Chloe: [Chuckles] Hey, it's not over.
Kevin: What?
Chloe: Mm.
Kevin: You still got that cat suit in the back?
Chloe: Meow. Ooh!
Kevin: [Chuckles]
Chloe: Oh. [Laughs]
Kevin: Okay, so, we're gonna be prepping some inventory in the back. No interruptions. None, okay?
Michael: Uh, Fenmore, I know you're upset, but, um... please call me and let me know you're okay. All right? Thank you.
[Door closes, keys jingle]
Lauren: Hey. Where's Fen? Is he all right?
Michael: He's not answering my phone calls.
Lauren: He told me he was gonna be staying with Garret.
Michael: You should have told me that you were leaving.
Lauren: I was only going to be gone a couple of days.
Michael: Where were you?
Lauren: [Sighs] I explained on the phone. I needed time to think.
Michael: You explained. Hmm, hmm. You care to explain these?
Sharon: My contact information is on my résumé, so if you have any questions, please call or e-mail. Thank you again for meeting with me. I-I hope to hear from you.
Victor: Do you seriously think that anyone from a reputable company is gonna offer you a job?
Sharon: I have experience, references, and I'm -- I've proven that I'm capable.
Victor: You're not expecting a recommendation from anyone at Newman, are you?
Sharon: Well, there is more than one Newman.
Victor: I can't think of a single Newman who wants to keep you at the company.
Sharon: Adam realized that it was best for everyone that I move on.
Victor: Maybe he finally got his priorities straight... and realized you're not one of them.
Adam: When you're done decorating in here, can you take a look at my office? The color scheme just isn't right.
Victoria: I was dropping this off.
Adam: More interior design ideas?
Victoria: It's a comprehensive feasibility report on why Newman should pursue a takeover of Tanaka International.
Adam: Impressive.
Victoria: Well, Dad will be just as impressed with that.
Adam: Your Rugrats?
Victoria: They're his grandchildren. And they're the future of Newman.
Adam: Well, no kids here, so I wouldn't know what you're talking about.
Victoria: Dad told me that Chelsea's pregnant.
Adam: So, apparently, bad news travels very fast.
Victoria: Yeah. He mentioned that the baby isn't yours.
Adam: Critical little detail.
Victoria: What if it weren't bad news?
Adam: I'm not as open-minded as you, Sis. Raising a baby my spouse conceived with someone else -- it just isn't in my wheelhouse.
Victoria: What if Chelsea's baby were yours?
Billy: You like that? Are you still looking for more presents? Yeah, you're still looking for more presents?
[Johnny coos]
Billy: Birthday presents? That was a fun day, wasn't it? [Smooches] Wasn't it? Well, another 11 1/2 months, and we can do it all over again.
[Both exhale sharply]
Billy: Unless... did dear, old dad just get you another present?! Look at that! [Gasps] Yeah, let's open it up and see what we got. Let's see what we got. Let's see what we got [Imitates fanfare] Look at this! Look at all the pretty colors look at all the pretty colors soft and spongy. You want to learn how to count? Huh? [Chuckles] [Smooches] All right, Buddy! You ready? It's your turn. We're gonna rol-l-l-l them up. We're gonna shake them, and we're gonna throw them, and we're gonna get -- [Grunts] Well, you know what? It looks like you got a seven. You got a four here. You got three here. You are a natural! You are a natural, just like your daddy. You know what? You -- you probably shouldn't tell your mom that, 'cause she wouldn't like it. Matter of fact, we probably shouldn't tell your mom about any of this, because, again, she -- she wouldn't like it. But you are a natural. [Smooching] [Laughs]
Adam: But Chelsea's baby isn't mine.
Victoria: Hypothetically, what if it was?
Adam: Realistically, it's not, so let's just discontinue this line of thought, all right? Drop it.
Victoria: I know how difficult it was for you and Chelsea to lose your son.
Adam: You might have babies on the brain, Victoria, but I don't. I'm trying to focus on work here.
Victoria: You can do both.
Adam: Apparently not so well?
Victoria: Oh, really? What is that supposed to mean?
Adam: I decided, and Dad concurred, that Tanaka isn't a good fit for Newman, so we're gonna be closing a deal with Yosuke Industries instead.
Victoria: You knew that... before I spent hours writing up that report.
Adam: Check your in-box from time to time. You might actually know what's going on around here.
Victoria: Oh, I see. I know what your game is. You're trying to make me look bad in Dad's eyes.
Adam: You don't need any help with that.
Victoria: Wow. You really are way more insecure than I thought. I just barely walked in the door, and you're already trying to push me out. Are you really that scared that I'm gonna steal Daddy's attention away from you?
Adam: Dad is interested, as am I, in the success of Newman. So as long as there's that, I guess I won't have to compete for his attention.
Victoria: Just his love. And you'll never have that.
Adam: Ohh. Do me a favor. Take a look at these projects. I need you to figure out which ones are fiscally sound and which ones need to be jettisoned.
Victoria: More busywork, huh?
Adam: It is what you make of it, Victoria.
Victoria: You know, Adam, I could be on your side, or I could be against you. The choice is really yours.
Adam: And you really think I need your support?
Victoria: You would be surprised how important I can be to your future.
[Cell phone chimes]
Victoria: I have to go.
Adam: So much for your devotion to Newman.
Victoria: You know, you wouldn't understand this, Adam, but Dad does. Family comes first.
Sharon: How did we get here, Victor?
Victor: How'd we get where?
Sharon: To this place. We were close once. There were times when I thought you were the only one on my side, but then you turned on me.
Victor: That's not quite how I recall it, Sharon.
Sharon: Well, we should have never gotten married. That was my fault. But we'd both been betrayed by people we loved, and I thought we could deal with that pain together. And we ended up hurting each other.
Victor: You're absolutely right. We should not have gotten married. I shoulder some of that blame. But what you have done to me and to my company and to my family is unconscionable.
Sharon: But is it forgivable? Can we ever get back to a somewhat normal, civil relationship?
Victor: Let me put it this way -- I think it is... the best solution that you left your job at Newman... especially for Adam.
Sharon: Well, that's funny, because you used to always think that he was bad for me.
Victor: When it comes right down to it, my loyalty is to blood... as it is for Adam.
Carmine: Hey, Buddy. Thanks for offering to cover my shift, but, um...plans got cut short. [Sighs] [Sighs]
[Paper crumples]
Michael: Where'd they come from? Who wrote the note?
Lauren: You're treating me like a criminal that you're interrogating.
Michael: Was it the same person I heard in the café when you finally answered your phone?
Lauren: Are you accusing me of lying?
Michael: Were you?
Lauren: Seems like you've made up your mind already.
Michael: All right, fine. Then you tell me. Where were you, and who were you with?
Lauren: You know, I really don't like the way that you're talking to me.
Michael: Forget it! Forget it.
Lauren: No -- Michael!
Michael: What? No! I tried! I tried everything to fix things between us, but you keep pushing me away!
Lauren: I don't mean to.
Michael: You won't look at me. You won't talk to me. You won't touch me. I can't do it anymore. I won't. I deserve better.
Lauren: Michael, wait! You're right. You do deserve better. I'm sorry.
Michael: For what?
Lauren: [Sighs]
Michael: You tell me. Tell me! Look at me!
Lauren: [Sighs]
Michael: What are you sorry for?
[Cell phone rings]
Michael: It's Paul. He was looking for Fenmore. Yeah, Paul. You find him?
Paul: Yeah, I found him.
Michael: Oh, wow. Is he all right?
Paul: You need to come down to the station.
Michael: We'll be right there. Your son has been arrested, if you're interested.
Kevin: I said no interruptions.
Chloe: We didn't want to be disturbed, even if the cops were knocking on the door.
Sheryl: Detective Sheryl Gordon. Sorry to interrupt your accounting activities in the back room.
Kevin: Evening, Detective. Can I get you a latte, espresso, muffin?
Sheryl: I'm not here for coffee. Detective Chavez said I should talk to you.
Kevin: What's he accusing us of now?
Sheryl: Why don't you just tell me where you were tonight?
Chloe: I was at work.
Sheryl: And you?
Kevin: I met her there.
Sheryl: Anybody see either of you?
Kevin: We're not gonna answer any of these questions until you tell us why you're asking them.
Sheryl: Neil Winters' apartment was broken into tonight.
Chloe: And you're saying that we did it?
Sheryl: I'm just asking questions.
Kevin: Doesn't mean we have to answer them.
Sheryl: If you haven't done anything, why wouldn't you?
Kevin: Because we are very, very busy people.
Sheryl: Yeah, accounting. I heard. But I won't take up much of your time if you can just give me a couple of answers. Tell me everything you did tonight, starting with the moment the two of you met up. And don't leave anything out.
Leslie: Um, why don't you come stay with me tonight? We can just clean up this mess tomorrow.
Neil: Baby... [Sighs] ...Gus just got out of the hospital. You got your hands full.
Leslie: Well, okay. Well, what about Lily and Cane?
Neil: Cane and Lily are out celebrating Cane's new job at Chancellor, you know? I don't want to mess with their evening. Don't worry about me. I'll be fine. I'll be fine.
Leslie: Okay, come on, now, Neil. Whoever did this could come back.
Neil: Whoever did this, they got what they wanted, right? They rifled through every drawer, every cabinet in my house. You don't --
Leslie: What?
Neil: No...
Leslie: What's wrong?
Neil: No, no, no!
Leslie: What -- is something missing? What is it?
Neil: Yes, something's mi--
Leslie: Is it something valuable? Neil.
Neil: It -- it's priceless!
Paul: Fen tried to sneak into the Underground.
Lauren: The nightclub? You have to be 21 to go there.
Paul: That's what the bouncer tried to tell him. Fen took offense and started throwing punches.
Fenmore: A-according to the bouncer.
Paul: And several eyewitnesses.
Michael: Paul, may we have a word with our son?
Paul: Sure.
Lauren: [Sighs]
Paul: Hey, no promises... but I'll see what all I can do about getting this off the books.
Lauren: Thank you. Oh, my God. Look at you! [Sighs] What was the bouncer -- twice your size? You could have been killed!
Fenmore: I got in a few good punches.
Michael: It's called assault, Fenmore, and you can get in big trouble for that.
Fenmore: It's not like I pushed anybody off a roof.
Lauren: Oh, Fen. Don't say that.
Fenmore: Hey, at least I have your attention.
Lauren: [Sighs] You're upset, and I understand. But, you know, skipping school, lying about staying at Garrett's, and now this? This is not the way to handle things.
Michael: Your mother's right, Fenmore. You can't just run away when things get out of hand.
Fenmore: [Scoffs] Why not? You both did. If my own parents can't be bothered to stick around, why should I?
Lauren: [Sighs]
Adam: [Sighs]
[Cell phone chimes]
[Cell phone chimes]
Sharon: You're wrong about Adam, Victor.
Victor: We shall see.
Sharon: Oh, I already have. Have a good night. I plan to.
Carmine: Another?
Victor: Yes, please.
Carmine: All right. Oh -- oh, God. I'm so sorry!
Victor: Something to wipe this off?
Carmine: Yeah. Yeah.
Victor: I see Billy Boy hired someone as incompetent as he is.
Carmine: Look, I'm so sorry. I-I-I hope I didn't ruin your shirt, there.
Victor: Piece of advice, Son. You keep your eye on the ball, all right? You concentrate on your job, instead of thinking about... whatever you were concerned about, okay?
Carmine: Yeah.
Lauren: I was wrong to leave. I should have realized how much you needed me, but I am home now...and I'm gonna stay.
Fenmore: What about you? Are you coming back, too?
[Door opens]
Lauren: Paul. What's going on?
Paul: All right. I spoke to the bouncer. He has agreed to drop the charges if Fen promises not to show his face there until he's 21.
Michael: He won't.
Paul: I need to hear it from him.
Fenmore: Got it. Underground's off limits.
Michael: We really appreciate this, Paul. Thank you.
Lauren: Yes, we do. Don't we, Honey?
Fenmore: Sure. Thanks.
Paul: Okay. Officer Crockett will take your cuffs off, if you'd step outside. Oh, and, Fen... if this happens again... I won't be able to bail you out.
Lauren: Thank you.
Michael: Paul? I have tried everything. I have tried tough love. I have tried a softer approach. I don't know what else to do.
Paul: Try moving back home again.
Victoria: Billy! [Sighs]
Billy: Good. You're home, you're home I just put Johnny to bed, and I hate to kiss and run, but, Honey, I've got a manager meeting me at the bar --
Victoria: Look at this.
Billy: Okay. "J.T."
Victoria: Yeah.
Billy: That's it? That's all he said?
Victoria: I know. I know. It's just it's so not like him.
Billy: Did you call him?
Victoria: I tried. It goes straight to voicemail, and nobody's picking up at the house, either.
Billy: Well, that's weird, but I don't see it as a problem, since you keep saying that you would like Reed to spend more time here.
Victoria: Yes, I know that, but I just wish that J.T. would have talked to me about this.
Billy: Okay. I don't think it would make much of a difference, but --
Victoria: No, I-I-I'm just -- I'm not good at surprises, especially with everything being so hectic right now, between you and me trying to have a baby, and -- and -- and me going back to work, and -- [Groans]
Billy: First day not so good, huh?
Victoria: Working at Newman is just gonna be a little trickier than I thought.
Billy: Yeah, well, I have a simple solution for you. Quit.
Victoria: I am not leaving Newman, Billy. I wouldn't give Adam the satisfaction.
Billy: Are you kidding me? He wants you to stay. He loves making your life miserable.
Victoria: I think I can handle my brother.
Billy: You know what? Under normal circumstances, my money's on you. Yes, I agree. But come on! You got a lot on your plate. Now Reed's coming. Obviously, something's wrong with J.T.
Victoria: I don't see you quitting your job.
Billy: Honey, I'm also not taking hormone shots and trying to get pregnant.
Victoria: Don't try to use that as an excuse for me to leave Newman, okay? You said that you supported me going back to work!
Billy: Okay, I-I do, all right? I -- it's just -- I'm worried about you.
Victoria: I can handle the job, and I can handle my family. And I can handle my jerk of a brother, and I can handle whatever's going on with J.T. but I cannot handle you getting on my case!
Billy: I'm not getting on your -- come on! Don't do that! I'm not getting on your case! Don't walk away! I got to go to work!
Victoria: Oh! Go! Go! I don't have a problem with you doing your job.
Billy: Yeah.
Michael: Fenmore.
Fenmore: What?
Michael: We need to talk.
Fenmore: I got nothing to say.
Lauren: Well, we do.
Fenmore: [Scoffs] So, talk.
Michael: All right. Is this the first time you've pulled a stunt like this, or have you been doing things like this for a while now?
Fenmore: Things like what?
Michael: Lying to us, skipping school, saying you're one place when you're another.
Fenmore: Well, if you were living here, you would know what I was doing.
Lauren: All right. Don't blame your bad behavior on your father.
Fenmore: You do.
Lauren: That is not true!
Fenmore: Well, then, why did he take off?
Michael: Listen to me. We've all had a rough couple of months.
Fenmore: Yeah, your solution was to bail.
Michael: My solution was to give us all a little space.
Fenmore: Oh. You dumped us, Dad. Then Mom saw no reason to stick around, so she took off, too. Yeah, but, hey. Hey, you know what? Don't worry about it. I can take care of myself.
Lauren: No. No, that is not what we want. And the only reason I left is because you told me you were staying at a friend's. Otherwise, I never would have gone! Now, I'm here now.
Fenmore: Oh --
Lauren: Your dad and I are both here now.
Fenmore: Are you?
Lauren: Yes, we are.
Fenmore: Really? You're here?
Lauren: Uh-huh!
Fenmore: [Scoffs] What do you have to say about this...Dad?
Michael: You're not a child anymore, Fenmore. Couples separate. Families change. Together, we'll get through this.
Fenmore: [Laughs] "Together"? "Together" -- that is -- that's really funny. [Scoffs]
Paul: Hey.
Carmine: Hey. What can I get you, Chief?
Paul: Uh, a beer. Whatever you have.
Carmine: All right. Coming right up.
Paul: So, burning both ends of the candle, I see.
Carmine: [Chuckles] Yes. Well, a guy has got to make a living.
Paul: Still, it's got to wear you down -- two jobs? Ever take some time off?
Carmine: Uh, yeah, actually. As a matter of fact, just got back into town.
Paul: Did you hit the casinos with your friends?
Carmine: Oh, no. Man, that'd be more exhausting than working a double.
Paul: Oh, so you took off on your own?
Carmine: No, I, uh -- I'm sorry. What's with all the questions?
Paul: Just making conversation.
Carmine: Well, look. I, um -- I got to get to other customers right now, so --
Paul: Uh, before you go, just one more question. What's going on between you and Lauren Fenmore?
Victor: Son, I appreciate the hours you're putting in at work, but I thought you could meet me at this place called On the Boulevard. I need to discuss something with you that's important, all right?
Adam: I take it you got my response to your text.
Sharon: Are you sure meeting here is a good idea?
Adam: Everyone's gone home.
Sharon: Even the cleaning crew?
Adam: Here and gone.
Sharon: So we have the place to ourselves, then?
Adam: We're all alone.
Sharon: Good. Then let's...get down to business.
Carmine: It's in your blood, isn't it -- detective work? Asking all these questions?
Paul: Even my dad was a cop.
Carmine: Mm. Bet you hear a lot of doughnut jokes.
Paul: [Chuckles] A few.
Carmine: Well, it goes the same with bartenders. You know, everyone always thinks that you're hitting on the rich, pretty lady.
Paul: Hmm. You know, the funny thing is, I like doughnuts.
Carmine: Hmm. [Chuckles] Okay, well, your job is to ask questions. Mine is to listen, and that's what I did with Lauren.
Paul: You're doing a lot of that. You do it here. You do it at the Athletic Club. Even do it at Lauren's apartment.
Carmine: Okay, look. I told you I was returning her credit card. That's all. It was just strictly business.
Paul: Right.
Carmine: [Sighs] You know, you seem very interested in a woman who's not even your wife.
Paul: I could say the same thing about you. You're not from here, are you?
Carmine: No. New York.
Paul: New York. Big city.
Carmine: Mm.
Paul: You know, that's the thing about a big city. A stranger in a bar is just that -- a stranger in a bar. But here in Genoa City, we all know each other. So we look out for each other. Sometimes, we even use our position to protect one another.
Carmine: [Chuckles] Oh. I've been keeping my nose clean. No kidnapping, no stalking. I-I don't have a parking ticket.
Paul: You'd be surprised how easy it is to cross the line.
Carmine: What's your point, Chief?
Paul: I think I already made it.
Billy: Hey, Paul!
Paul: Hi.
Carmine: [Sighs]
Billy: Oh, man.
[Clattering]
Billy: [Chuckles] I take it all the other dining establishments in town are closed?
Victor: [Chuckles] Billy Boy. I just wanted to see if you ran this joint as badly as you did your magazine.
Billy: Okay. Well, then, in that case, how about I have the chef prepare something special for you, maybe something with a hint of... arsenic?
Victor: Billy Boy, you're a character, aren't you?
Billy: I do my best.
Victor: Why don't you save that for the rats that I'm sure are running around in your kitchen?
Billy: Did you give Nick the same props when he opened the Underground? I mean, with a father like you, who needs competitors hoping that you're gonna fail?
Victor: It's true. You know, Billy Boy... running a restaurant, or a bar, rather, is beneath Nicholas. But I assure you he'll be successful.
Billy: I hate to break it to you, but your no-confidence vote ain't working. In fact, I'm willing to wager that it's having the exact opposite effect of the one that you wanted.
Victor: I've been hoisted on my own petard?
Billy: [Chuckles] Fact is, that "You're doomed, Billy Boy" look on your face -- that's the exact thing that's gonna make this place a raging success.
Victor: [Chuckles] You're even a bigger fool than I thought.
Billy: Mm.
Victor: Gamblers... don't come out ahead in the end. But you already know that, don't you?
[Chair scrapes]
Billy: Thanks for coming!
Sheryl: So, you had lunch in the office you share with your design partners. Were they there?
Chloe: It was... a private affair.
Sheryl: How long did this "Affair" take?
Kevin: [Scoffs] I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that you don't have much of a love life.
Chloe: We weren't watching the clock.
Sheryl: Approximately.
Kevin: A while. A good, long while.
Sheryl: All afternoon? Anything else? Maybe you went for a walk?
Kevin: Oh! That's right -- that walk we took, remember? We walked past Neil Winters' apartment. We robbed the joint. How could I have left that out? Are we good, Detective? Do you need anything else from us?
Sheryl: I need the truth, Mr. Fisher! You can give it to me here, or down at the station.
Chloe: Okay, look. I'll tell you the truth, okay? Kevin and I were just trying to spice up our predictable, two-job, one-child life, okay? We're in a rut. Have you ever been in a rut before? So, I'm sorry. We were just trying to spice things up and have some mad, crazy sex on our drafting table. And no -- no one saw us.
Sheryl: You were together the whole time?
Kevin: You cannot have mad, crazy, wild office sex by yourself! We were together the entire time.
Chloe: What? You don't believe that? Do you want to come over and dust the drafting table for prints or whatever?
Sheryl: That won't be necessary. I'll be in touch after I check video surveillance. I hope it doesn't show either of you near the Winters place today.
Kevin: [Sighs] Well... I never thought I would miss the charms of Detective Chavez, but I do.
Chloe: Yeah, it's okay. I got her off our backs.
Kevin: By telling the truth. Who'd have thunk that would work?
Chloe: Yeah, but I just left out one thing -- the time we were apart when you went to go get the whipped cream.
Leslie: Now, why are you so freaked out about a stolen flash drive?
Neil: Because... it's got a lot of sensitive information on it about Jabot. You know, we're talking about product development, marketing strategies -- stuff like that.
Leslie: Yeah, but all that data's backed up at the office, right?
Neil: Uh... yeah.
Leslie: Yeah.
Neil: Yeah, it is. I -- Honey, it could be damaging to Jabot if any of our rivals got a hold of those files. You get that?
Leslie: Oh. Well, you might want to tell Jack.
Neil: Why would I want to tell Jack a-- you're absolutely right. I should tell Jack. This -- this is just not good! This is not good at all! This is terrible!
Leslie: Jack is not gonna blame you for this. How could he?
Neil: I knew how sensitive that information was on that file. I knew it! I should have been more careful! I should have locked it up with a key, a safe -- something!
Leslie: Neil, you are making too big a deal of this!
Neil: You have no idea how big a deal this is.
[Knock on door]
Paul: Yeah, come in!
Sheryl: Chief Williams?
Paul: Detective Gordon, what can I do for you?
Sheryl: You said you wanted me to keep you updated on the Neil Winters break-in.
Paul: I did. What have you got?
Sheryl: Uh, I'm not sure. I mean, it looks like your garden-variety burglary on the surface.
Paul: But underneath?
Sheryl: Take a look at these. Drawers have been rummaged through, clothes tossed around, but an expensive watch was left sitting on top of a dresser in plain sight.
Paul: So, what are you telling me -- you think it was a staged robbery?
Sheryl: I mean, a robbery took place. But I think our thief was looking for something specific.
Paul: Maybe something personal to Neil? But what?
Sharon: Oh. Twice in one night. Must be my lucky day.
Adam: Thought I would be the only one using the office this late. Apparently, we're both burning the midnight oil.
Victor: What are you doing here, son?
Adam: Working hard, per usual.
Victor: You know, you have a brilliant business mind, but when it comes to women, you have made a string of bad choices, Sharon being the worst of them.
Adam: I'm fine if you want to talk about business, but my personal life -- it's off limits.
Victor: Son, you saved my life. And I'm trying to return the favor.
Adam: I'm good, dad. But if you're looking for a child to rescue, you might want to consider Victoria.
Victor: Why do you say that?
Adam: Your overachieving daughter thought that... the Tanaka acquisition was a sound one. So I filled her in, but you might want to give her a few pointers on mergers and acquisitions.
Victor: You know, your sister's... every bit as bright as you are when it comes to business. It is both your personal choices that have me very concerned.
Victoria: J.T. hey, it's me. Reed staying here is not a problem. Um, just call me when you can. [Sighs] I really -- I need -- I need more information. What's going on? Is -- is he okay? Are you okay? There's a lot going on here right now, so, um... don't let me worry about reed for nothing. Call me.
Billy: Hello, Carmine.
Carmine: Hey. [Clears throat] [Chuckling] Oh! A seven! Nice.
Billy: Yeah. You got a pen, man?
Carmine: Uh, yeah. Um... here.
Billy: Thanks.
Carmine: [Clears throat] Hey, you got natural luck, Boss. You ever think about going to Vegas? A lot of money to be made there.
Billy: There's a lot of money to be made here, too, Buddy... especially when you bother to show up for work.
Carmine: Yeah, I took a couple sick days.
Billy: I know. Derek told me you called in this morning. He said you could barely lift your head off the pillow.
Carmine: I was, uh -- I was pretty bad.
Billy: But yet here you are, looking like a million dollars.
Carmine: Yeah. Um... so, what -- what -- are you accusing me of something, here?
Billy: Lying, which is something that I will not tolerate in an employee of mine.
Carmine: So you're saying I'm fired?
Michael: Well, me moving back home and us pretending that everything's okay is -- that's not gonna help Fenmore.
Lauren: What is, then?
Michael: I don't know. But we should probably start with the truth... whenever we find out what that actually is.
Lauren: You're right. False pretense is certainly not gonna help him... or any of us.
Michael: You never answered me about the cards and the note. Are you gonna tell me where they come from?
Lauren: I-I don't know. You know, um... maybe Frances dropped them when she was cleaning.
Michael: You told me that you were sorry. Are you gonna tell me what you were sorry for?
Lauren: Everything.
Michael: Yeah. Me, too. Everything. You tell Fenmore that I'll give him a call.
[Door opens]
[Door closes]
Lauren: [Sighs]
Next on "The Young and the Restless"...
Nick: I will never be okay with my daughter hanging out with your son.
Billy: I'm not a gambler, Buddy.
Carmine: You won this restaurant on a poker game.
Dylan: Um, I'm at the cottage, and it's a gorgeous night, stars are out.
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