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Episode # 10289 ~ Nick & Dylan continue arguing. Adam tries to control Billy’s anger, to no good result.

Provided By Suzanne
Proofread By Emma

Victoria: Billy? You coming?

Billy: I'll be right up.

[Thud]

Sharon: I think I'm changing my mind about this sugary treat before bedtime.

Nick: Yeah, me, too.

Sharon: Okay, Sweetie. I think it's time we get you home.

Faith: But I'm not finished with my cookie yet.

Nick: Yeah, come on. We can finish that in the car.

Avery: It's very elegant -- a dream dollhouse. [Chuckles]

Dylan: It's still pretty rough in sketch form, but it'll look nice once it's finished.

Avery: Faith will love it.

Dylan: I wonder if she still has that tool belt I got her. Maybe -- maybe we can build it together.

Avery: You're very sweet. You know that?

Dylan: Well, Sharon's been a good friend. She made a donation in sully's name, and I just want to thank her, and nothing better than making a little girl smile.

Avery: Well, she'll be thrilled, and I'm honored that I got to see the blueprint of it. Thank you for sharing.

Dylan: Yeah, when I said I wanted to show you something, it wasn't the sketch. It was, uh -- it was something else.

Nikki: Paul?

Paul: Nikki. Hi.

Nikki: Hi.

Paul: Are you okay?

Nikki: Yeah, I-I-I-- I'm sorry to keep doing this to you, but I have nobody else to go to, now that Katherine's gone.

Paul: Oh, I know. I know. Come on in.

Nikki: Thank you.

Paul: I'm sure Katherine had the best intentions, but, uh, I'm not sure she realized what a difficult position she was putting you in with this search.

Nikki: No, probably not. And I'm -- I'm quite sure that she had no idea what a burden this would be on you.

Paul: Oh, no. Not at all. I told you that, uh, I would support you every step of the way, and I'm gonna stick to that, okay?

Nikki: Good. [Sighs] Because I'm ready. It's time for everybody to know that I'm Dylan's mother. It's the only thing in my head for hours at a time. I can be talking to Victor, and I'm thinking, "I am Dylan's mother." I'll be talking to the kids on the phone, and I'm thinking, "You have an older brother you don't know anything about." Or I'll be at the club, and I run into friends, and they ask about my family. I-I have to stop lying to everybody.

Paul: Yeah, I know, Nikki, but this is big.

Nikki: [Sighs]

Paul: It's really big. It's going to affect a lot of people, and if you're just in the moment, if you're upset, and you're stressed --

Nikki: No, no, no, no. I'm not upset. I'm focused. At the Veterans Day benefit, they were all there. All three of my children were in the same room. But this tension between Dylan and Nicholas has got to stop, and they need to be told why it has to stop.

Paul: Okay. You can't control how people feel.

Nikki: I held him. When Dylan was talking about the war and what it did to him and his friends, I hugged him. And I wanted to say, "I'm so proud of you, Son," but I couldn't. But he needs to know who he is, and he needs to know who I was when I gave him away and who I am now. And maybe that is selfish for me to want -- want it all to come out, but I want to know my son, Paul. So I'm gonna tell Dylan the truth. But first I have to tell the rest of my family.

Sharon: Upstairs, pajamas, brush your teeth.

Nick: And floss. You still have orange pumpkin frosting in there. I see it.

Sharon: [Chuckles]

Nick: Get up there.

Sharon: [Sighs] I'm sorry. I'm sure it couldn't have been easy, seeing Avery and Dylan together. But you know what? I don't think that they're together, if that helps.

Nick: I'm not gonna think about it. I mean, people break up all the time. I'm just glad it happened before the wedding -- actually, instead of the wedding that she missed because of Dylan. So, I kind of dodged a bullet.

Sharon: You're doing great, Nick, really.

Nick: Well, not if it looks like I need a pep talk from you.

Sharon: [Chuckles]

Nick: The guy's everywhere. Why is that?

Sharon: I guess Dylan just needed a home, and he found one here in Genoa City. But, you know, he's been through a lot of changes, too.

Nick: Look, Sharon, I-I know that you and Dylan are friends -- whatever -- but he did not stay because he needed a friend or a home. He came back to Genoa City for one reason, and that's Avery. Yeah, he got married and had a kid -- sort of -- but he never let go of Avery.

Avery: Oh, my God. That's --

Dylan: The tree outside my parents' house.

Avery: You carved it.

Dylan: When I took you to meet my folks.

Avery: Well, to re-meet your folks.

Dylan: Well, they never saw you without braces and bangs before that weekend.

Avery: Okay, don't ever mention my bangs again. [Sighs] I wanted your parents to like me so much. I wanted them to see me as the woman in love with their son.

Dylan: And pregnant with their grandchild.

Avery: The plan was we were gonna show them how happy we were together. [Chuckles]

Dylan: Well, it was definitely hard to hide. I wanted their blessing. You know, this could be a whole new life for us -- a little messy but worth it.

Avery: And then it was all gone.

Dylan: But it's a -- it's a new life again. It's a little different. It's still a little messy but...but good. And this is to remind us that that was a -- that was a good weekend... and life could be that good again.

Victoria: He's healing, little by little, isn't he? I know that he'll always mourn Delia and that he'll always be hurting. But I think he's finding his way back to the world and to his family and to me. [Sighs] Thank you. Thank you, God.

Billy: No, if the guys feels so guilty...

Adam: It's not that easy.

Billy: You want to know why he doesn't come forward? Hmm?

Adam: You have no idea.

Billy: Oh, give me a break. Delia can't look in the mirror, because my daughter...

Sharon: When you and Avery met, she had no idea Dylan was even alive.

Nick: Yeah. He came to town, dropped that bomb on her. Then he rebuilds your kitchen and gets a job in my bar.

Sharon: That probably was not the most direct path he could have chosen.

Nick: You think? Dylan kept making all this noise about how he just wanted Avery to be happy, whether she was with me or not. Then he gets trapped with her over Valentine’s Day in a snowstorm and gets into a bar fight on the day he's supposedly leaving town and needs a lawyer.

Sharon: Well, you know, people do really crazy things when it comes to love or need or just trying to hold onto someone or the past. And I know, because I have seen our family as my safe place, oftentimes. It was my one constant during the bipolar shifts and changes.

Nick: That's different.

Sharon: Why?

Nick: Sharon, we're a family -- you, me, Noah, and Faith. We tell them that all the time. We're a family. We're there for each other.

Sharon: Well, I lean on you too much.

Nick: Sharon, I lean on you, too. I need what you do for me. You call me out on all my junk. You tell me what I need to hear. That's what friends are for.

Sharon: Friends. Absolutely.

Avery: So, do you have the rest of the tree out back somewhere?

Dylan: [Chuckles] No. No. After I, uh, cleaned out Mom and Dad's house, you know, the tree was -- it was too far gone so it had to come down. I saved that piece.

Avery: Well, I'm glad you did.

Dylan: Yeah. That weekend -- playing cards, drinking ice tea, you and Mom making jokes from the kitchen -- that chunk of wood was all that.

Avery: You know, going through a lifetime of boxes, memories -- that's a -- that's a big job you had to do.

Dylan: Yeah, it took awhile. Hurt a little bit.

Avery: Oh, did you find something?

Dylan: Like, uh -- like what?

Avery: I don't know. Um, you know, just any -- any surprises in the -- I don't know.

Dylan: No. Just, you know, holding the stuff my parents held and knowing that I had all those boxes without them -- that was, uh -- that was a lot tougher than I thought it would be.

Avery: You know, I think when a parent dies, you learn a lot of things about them right -- or, you know, in my case, it was right before my dad died. Um, I just can't imagine opening a box and finding out the truth like that -- in that way.

Dylan: Yeah, I'm sorry you went through that.

Avery: Oh.

Dylan: I'm just -- you know, I'm grateful that my parents were exactly who I thought they were.

Nikki: I am a part of Dylan, and he's a part of me. I mean, just to know that and not tell him is wrong. First I will tell the children that I raised. Then I will tell Victor. And they just need a chance to accept the idea.

Paul: I-I know. I-- I'm just thinking. I-I imagine this is not gonna be all that easy for Nicholas. I mean, he has been through so much lately -- first with summer, then Phyllis, then Avery. And I don't think he's gonna turn his back on someone he needs -- someone like you. And I do think, in time, a day will come when he will be able to accept Dylan.

Nikki: Well, I certainly hope so.

Paul: Nikki, you can do this. Your family can do this. I have faith in all of you.

Nikki: I know. So do I. I-I just need to get everybody together in the same place, and I will gently explain what happened. You know, may-- maybe a family dinner.

Paul: All right, I don't think it's gonna be that easy to get everyone in the same place, and you need to move on this. I mean, there are a lot of people that know now -- Leslie, Avery, me.

Nikki: I know. I know. And it's -- it's just unfair for them to be keeping this secret for me.

Paul: I told you -- whatever you need, right? But there is someone that I'm not sure is gonna take this so well.

Nikki: Oh, I know. Victor -- he's always been so protective of me and the kids. He's asked me for the truth a dozen times. [Sighs] Well, now he's about to get it.

Billy: He's in hell. He is? No.

Adam: No. No, it's not.

Billy: [Scoffs]

Victoria: Billy? [Sighs] [Sighs] I thought you were... Billy, come on.

[Knock on door]

Adam: Come on. Come on. Where did you go?

[Knock on door]

Adam: It's late, Kevin.

Kevin: I know. I need to talk to Chelsea.

Adam: Chelsea's not here.

Kevin: I'll wait. You may as well hear this, too.

Adam: Chelsea and Connor just went to go visit Chloe.

Kevin: See, that's the thing. Chloe and Connor -- it is a bad combination. It's not good. It's not helping Chloe. In fact, I think it's making matters worse.

Adam: Well, she keeps coming by. She says it helps.

Kevin: Yeah, well, she thinks it does. She inks that he is a connection to Delia -- proof that her death had meaning. Only I think... [Sighs] I think that every time she sees him, it is this day-in, day-out reminder that somebody ran down her little girl, and someone else's baby is alive and well as a result.

Adam: I'm well aware of how lucky we are. I'm also well aware of how awful it is that our luck leads back to Delia.

Kevin: That's not why I came here -- I mean, to heap a load of guilt on you. I -- Chloe's glad that -- that Connor can see. So am I. So is everybody.

Adam: Okay. Well, then what are we supposed to do about this? I mean, am I supposed to ban Chloe from the building, from the penthouse -- bar the doors? What am I supposed to do?

Kevin: I don't know. I know that I love Chloe, and I know that her little girl is gone, and she's looking for a reason as to why. She wants an answer, and there isn't one. [Sighs] She was there when her little girl came into the world. She wasn't there when she left. She couldn't protect her. She couldn't look the maniac who mowed her down in the eye and ask, "Why? Why didn't you stop? Why didn't you help?"

Adam: Maybe they didn't even see her. It's pitch-black on that stretch of road.

Kevin: No. No. I saw the file. The car pulled over onto the shoulder, pulled right back out, and left. There was a -- there was a crack in the turn signal. The driver knew. They knew, and they just left, and they kept on going. Some waste of air left Delia on the side of the road, and they didn't even help her. [Sighs]

Nikki: It's not just the secret. That's bad enough, but how do I explain giving up my firstborn?

Paul: No one can blame you for that, Nikki. I mean, hell, we didn't know we were walking into a cult. Ian Ward was a predator. He was a-a-a sociopath. And he saw how lost and vulnerable you were. And you have nothing to be ashamed of. Dylan had a good life. He has a good life. You did the absolutely right thing for him.

Nikki: [Sighs] Let's hope that Victor and the children see it that way.

Paul: They love you. We all do. And we -- we are all going to be behind you.

Nikki: I know you are. I love you for it. You know what? It's -- it's not that I ever want to destroy the connection Dylan has with his mother, but I need to know my son.

Paul: I know. And you know what? That's how it all starts. You tell your family, you be open with them, and everything else is just gonna fall into place.

Victoria: I was waiting for you. I was so happy that you were getting some rest in bed beside me. I miss that, you know?

Billy: Yeah.

Victoria: Reaching out, and there you are. You know, I'm used to hearing you breathing at night.

Billy: [Sighs]

Victoria: I didn't realize that until you weren't beside me anymore.

Billy: I'm coming up.

Victoria: [Sighs] It's not just tonight, Billy, okay? It's -- it's -- it's, like -- it's every night and every day, and I -- until -- I mean, I really can't see an end to it, you know? I mean, I-I thought that you were improving, but it's -- it's -- it's, like, one step forward and two steps back.

Billy: I'm trying here, Vick, okay? I'm doing my best.

Victoria: I know you're trying, all right? And I realize how hard it is. I mean, I see you struggling. I see it in your face. All right? And I am praying every single day that you find a way to come to terms with Dee Dee's death. And I want to help you -- I do. I want to help you. I just don't know how.

Billy: You're helping.

Victoria: [Voice breaking] It just doesn't seem like I'm helping. I mean, what do you want? You want -- you need a grief counselor? You want a support group? You want to -- you want to vent in an online chat room? Okay. Fine. Maybe I just need to let you find your own way, you know? Maybe -- maybe I need to accept that my -- my dad was right.

Billy: Your dad was right about what? Huh?

Nick: He sees you when you're sleeping.

Sharon: He knows when you're awake.

Nick: And he knows which dollhouse you really want. Don't worry. We're gonna hook you up.

Faith: Thanks, Dad.

Nick: Sure.

Sharon: She's doing really great. She's not trying to get us in the same house anymore.

Nick: It's funny how kids fixate on things. I mean, we never really lived like that -- as a family -- I mean, not really. So, for her to decide that's what she absolutely has to have...

Sharon: I mean, she sees other families at school and on TV. And when you see something that just seems so perfect and so right, you just want it for yourself. But I guess she's given up on the fantasy.

Nick: Yeah, there's a lot of that going around. I mean, Faith never wanted me with Avery -- never. It's almost like she knew something -- like, intuition or something. I don't know. I'm gonna get some water. You want something?

Sharon: No, I'm okay.

[Doorbell rings]

Sharon: Dylan. Hi.

Dylan: Hey. I just left the coffeehouse. Have something I want to show you -- return a favor.

Faith: Dylan!

Dylan: Hey, small fry. How you doing? Oh, careful. You know what? I got something for you, actually. Check that out. That is gonna be yours. You like that? Your mom got a whole kitchen. You get the whole house.

Sharon: Yay.

Faith: I have to go show my dolls!

Dylan: Okay. Go ahead. There you go. [Sighs]

Nick: What the hell do you think you're doing?

Nikki: Oh, Katherine. I know you think this is the right thing to do, but I don't think that you realized how very difficult this is for me.

Avery: Nikki. Hello.

Nikki: Oh, you startled me.

Avery: I'm sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt.

Nikki: Oh, no. I'm just, uh, talking to a wall.

Avery: Well, I will let you get back to it.

Nikki: No. Please, don't. I-I know that you're still upset with me, but you won't have to keep my secret about Dylan much longer. I'm going to tell my family, and then I'm going to talk to him.

Avery: So, more people are gonna know before Dylan does.

Nikki: I know that doesn't seem fair, but my family has to be prepared to accept him as my son when Dylan learns the truth.

Avery: Nikki, are you really ready for this?

Nikki: [Sighs] To be honest...I'm terrified.

Nick: You barge in here at night, bust in on my family, and tell my daughter that you're gonna build her that dream dollhouse she's been wanting?

Sharon: It was because of my donation -- Nikki's benefit. That's it, Dylan. Right? That's all?

Dylan: Of course. Sharon's right. It was just --

Nick: No, no, it's just you playing the hero again, Dylan, trying to score points with Avery, using my daughter -- my daughter -- to do it.

Dylan: It's just a dollhouse, Nick.

Nick: Yeah, did you tell Avery you were coming? Did she give you that big smile and tell you how great you are, Dylan?

Dylan: I don't have to prove anything to Avery. She knows me. She knows that I think Sharon's a good friend, and Faith is a great kid, and you're flipping out over a dollhouse.

Sharon: You know what, Nick? It was a nice idea. Let's just let it go.

Nick: Like hell! You come to my town, come into my home, and weasel your way into my family. Well, I'm tired of it. Listen to me right now. I want you to stay the hell away from me and my family. You got that?

Dylan: I'm out.

[Door slams]

Kevin: So, could you talk to Chelsea and see if she'd be willing to leave Connor with a nanny every once in a while and maybe work from the office?

Adam: I'll mention it.

Kevin: Okay. Thanks. I need her to keep an eye on Chloe when I can't, you know -- watch out for her when it gets to be too much.

Adam: Yeah, I'll do what I can. It just never seems like it's gonna be enough, right?

Kevin: Tell me about it. Chavez won't let me anywhere near the case because I'm too close to it.

Adam: Yeah, well, that makes sense.

Kevin: It doesn't really matter, though. I don't care about red tape or following the rules. I'm gonna be the one to find this guy, with or without the department's permission. At some point, he's gonna slip up, and I'm gonna be there.

Adam: Good luck.

Kevin: Thanks, Adam. Good night.

Billy: What did Victor say? Did he tell you to walk away -- to leave me? Did he say I had this coming?

Victoria: No. Okay? No. You know my dad doesn't feel that way, all right? He just told me to give you some space!

Billy: Right. Maybe my cell's open in Myanmar. Right? Maybe that.

Victoria: Look at me, would you?! [Voice breaking] Look at me! I'm right here. I'm right here. And I know that you're grieving, all right? And that's why I would take any advice from him -- because I want to help you. But then it felt like you were coming back to us.

Billy: Yeah. All right. Maybe -- maybe the meetings work. Maybe they work. Maybe that's what's going on. Maybe they work.

Victoria: No, it wasn't that. It's because I saw you holding Johnny. It feels like forever since you've held him, and he needs you. He needs you so much, and I need you. You're sick, Billy, okay?

Billy: Oh, here we go.

Victoria: It's not the gambling this time -- it's the anger and the -- and the rage and -- and looking for answers online instead of with me and Johnny. Okay? [Sobs] I mean, maybe you're not ready for us. Maybe that's it. Maybe you need us -- maybe I should take a step back -- for all of our sake. Maybe that's what I should do, then!

Billy: Vick, that's not what I need.

Victoria: [Sniffles]

Billy: [Voice breaking] I need you. I'm lost here. I need you.

Paul: Hey, Kevin.

Kevin: Yeah, Chief?

Paul: I thought you might want an update on Delia's case.

Kevin: But not let me help.

Paul: We're bringing in a profiler.

Kevin: To get inside this guy's head? Who leaves a kid to die, never breaks down and turns themselves in? I can profile that for you -- a sociopath.

Paul: It's another resource.

Kevin: Yeah. I know. I know. I'm -- I'm sorry. Look, Delia, Chloe, Michael, Fen -- everybody that I love is either gone or in jail or emotionally torn up, and all I can do is sit on my hands.

Paul: I know. We're not letting up on this case.

Kevin: [Sighs]

Paul: Most perps tell friends or family what they've done, and then someone either rats them out, or they are pushed to turn themselves in.

Kevin: Right. Hey, do you remember, a while back, there was that, uh, video that went viral about the guy who confessed to the drunk-driving accident?

Paul: Yeah, I read about it. He posted it, and then he waited for the cops to find him.

Kevin: Yes. It's the digital age. That's how people leave their mark. So, if this guy is in the web, maybe he's bragging about getting away with it.

Paul: Yeah. Anonymously.

Kevin: [Chuckles] Wait. No, there's no such thing. But let him think that. I'm cool with that. If he is online, I will find him.

Paul: Yeah, Kevin.

Kevin: Yeah?

Paul: Were you warned to stay off this case?

Kevin: I was, and I took it to heart -- truly. The internet is just, um -- it's a hobby of mine. It's how I unwind.

Paul: Could you do me a favor and enjoy your time off?

Kevin: I will.

Billy: Time away from you? I don't know what's going on with me, but I can't handle that. It would kill me. [Voice breaking] You don't think I need you? Every second of my day is about needing you. I am lost in the dark, and I'm stuck in a hole, and I can't find my way out, and you pull me up every day, little by little. And I'm sorry I can't go faster, but I'm trying. I promise I'm trying. I don't know what to do, but I can't do this without you.

Victoria: Shh. It's okay. There's nowhere else that I'd rather be right now. I swear to you -- it's gonna be okay. You have to heal. You have to. [Voice breaking] Dee Dee would want you to heal, you know.

Billy: Mm.

Victoria: [Sighs]

Billy: I'm sorry.

Victoria: No, it's all right. It's okay. Come to sleep, okay? Come sleep.

Billy: Just let me lock up, okay? Give me two minutes. I'm so damn tired.

Victoria: I know. [Sighs]

Billy: [Sighs]

Nikki: You know, I stay up at night, thinking about all the reactions I could get when the news about Dylan comes out -- his reaction, his siblings, friends and family.

Avery: Victor.

Nikki: Oh, yes. Of course. Always Victor. And when they find out, and when Dylan learns the truth, the world will change for everybody. I know how deeply Dylan cares for you, and I know how much you care about him. And I know how difficult it's been for you to keep this secret from him. But it had to be that way, and I'm sorry. But it's gonna be over soon.

Avery: Nikki...I didn't want this secret, but that doesn't mean that I'm eager for Dylan to find this out. All he has left of his parents are memories, and he cherishes those, and so to take those away from him --

Nikki: Wait a minute. What -- what are you saying? You -- you don't think that I should tell him the truth now?

[Footsteps approaching]

Sharon: She didn't hear it.

Nick: Sharon, I am so sorry. I did not come here expecting to get into it with Dylan. I'm just so glad Faith didn't hear any of that. I mean, she's Dylan's biggest fan. If she did, it'd be like I kicked a teddy bear.

Sharon: It must feel like Dylan's taken a lot away from you. But Faith -- you know, she -- she thinks Dylan's cool, but you're her daddy. You're the greatest man she'll ever know. You're someone who she will always be able to run to when she's scared or happy or just needs a hug. Do you know that she will never love anyone else the way that she loves you?

Nick: Yeah. Yeah. And with Avery, I mean, I know I should just -- just shake it off, and sometimes when I think I'm ready...

Sharon: Well, the heart heals in its own time.

Nick: It's just Dylan is everywhere. It is 24/7 Dylan. I mean, he owns my old coffeehouse. He's mooning over my ex-fiancée. He even hugged my mother at that veterans day event at my club.

Sharon: Really? Nikki must have been very touched by his speech.

Nick: I get it. It's just --

Sharon: I -- it's your turf. It's your turf.

Nick: I need him the hell away from my family.

Dylan: Is everything okay?

Nikki: Oh, yeah. I -- just missing my friend Katherine. Helps to come here. It makes me feel, uh, a little more connected.

Avery: Uh, Dylan and I were just talking about that today -- people in our past and what they mean to us.

Dylan: Having a-a touchstone -- it helps. It makes you feel like they're still part of your life.

Nikki: I agree. Well, it was good to see you -- both of you. Good night.

Dylan: Good night.

Avery: So, is, uh, faith getting new furniture for her dollhouse? [Chuckles]

Dylan: I think Nick might be putting the kibosh on any shopping spree.

Avery: Nick was there?

Dylan: Yeah, and he wasn't real happy about me, uh, invading his family.

Avery: [Sighs] It's a gift.

Dylan: I know, but I-I think he sees it kind of like a-a Trojan horse -- a way into his territory.

Avery: How ugly did it get?

Dylan: Bad enough. I mean, Faith didn't hear. She was upstairs. But the thing is Nick said what he needed to say, and now we can just stay out of each other's way, and that's that.

Nikki: Yes, this Friday. Dinner reservation for the Newman family.

Victoria: Hey. Hi. You came up.

Billy: Yeah. I'm sorry. I had to take care of something first.

Victoria: It's okay. I was just worried. I thought that you...

Billy: [Sighs]

Victoria: I miss you. I miss you so much.

Billy: [Smooches]

Billy: [Sighs] [Sighs] Honey. I can't right -- I'm... I'm sorry. [Sighs]

Victoria: Is this okay?

Billy: Yeah, that's perfect.

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