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Episode # 10555 ~ Adam tests the waters in Genoa City; Jill warns Billy about Chelsea; Nikki shuts Victor out.

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Nick: Yeah, just fit me in whenever. Sharon already had David Sherman in her living room, ready to beat our case into the ground. We got to be ready. Okay, cool. I'll see you soon.

Sage: Excuse me, sir. Do you serve food here?

Nick: It's you.

Sage: Excuse me?

Nick: From the woods. You...got me out of that bear trap. You saved my life. It was you, wasn't it?

[Cell phone rings]

Victor: Yeah. So, what is the latest? Why the hell did I hire you? You get that job done. You got it? I don't give a damn what it takes.

Adam: Sounds like you have a bit of a problem on your hands.

Dylan: [Sighs]

Avery: Looks great.

Dylan: Hey, I didn't know you were stopping by.

Avery: Well, I'm in between meetings, and I'm in need of a strong cup of coffee.

Dylan: Oh, you just love me for my coffee.

Avery: Among other things.

Dylan: Like?

Avery: Like you rallying the troops here. Where do I sign up?

Dylan: Right here.

Joe: This looks great. You know, this event's very important for us, so let's just make sure the appetizers and cocktails are flowing.

Cane: Don't worry. You won't be disappointed with our food and beverage choices.

Joe: Well, I hope I'm not disappointed at all. You still think we're fighting an uphill battle here?

Cane: Well, it's like I told you -- it's gonna take a little bit to convince the players of this town to sign on to your redevelopment plan, because they are firmly entrenched in the city's history, and they don't like change.

Joe: Well, we'll just have to convince them it's for the greater good.

Cane: See, there you go again, saying "we" as if I'm part of your plan.

Joe: You used to be a big player in this town, cane. Your word carries considerable amount of weight.

Cane: Well, right now, I'm, uh -- I'm a little preoccupied organizing your little soiree.

Joe: How long is this party planning gonna keep you satisfied? Look, I'm giving you an opportunity here to make a difference in this town's future -- in your future. So what's it gonna be? You on board?

Lily: Don't answer him, cane. I'm onto you.

Chelsea: It's Christmastime, and guess what that means. Santa Claus! Yeah. Santa. And once Billy gets here, we're gonna go meet him! Yeah. Doesn't that sound like fun, huh? Oh. [Breathes deeply] We are gonna have a good Christmas, buddy. I never would've believed that if you told me a few months ago, but... now we're gonna be a real family... thanks to Billy.

Victoria: So, why the hesitation? I mean, I kind of thought that you would be, you know, excited that we were gonna try again. I was excited for us, but...

Stitch: Victoria, you're right. There is something. It's Ashley.

Victoria: Oh. Ashley Abbott. Um...okay. I wasn't expecting you to say that. So, what's going on?

Stitch: You know how I've been spending a lot of time at the lab, putting in crazy hours? I mean, sometimes I barely have time to eat.

Victoria: You're just afraid that you won't have time for a relationship.

Stitch: No.

Victoria: But you could just ask Ashley to maybe not work you so hard, cut back some of your hours.

Stitch: No, no, no. I'm grateful for the work. I mean, at least I've been able to earn a living, for God sakes. [Chuckles]

Victoria: Well, you could go back to work at the hospital now that the charges have been dropped, you know? I mean, I know that you'll still be pressed for time, but at least you'll be doing something that you love and might give you a whole new outlook on things.

[Doorbell rings]

Victoria: Oh, not now. Um, I'll just get rid of whoever it is.

Jill: Hi! It's Grandma and Daddy!

Victoria: Oh. Billy, Jill. Hi.

Jill: I just couldn't wait one more minute to meet my new grandbaby.

Victoria: Yeah, you know, now is not really the best time. I wish maybe you would've called first.

Billy: Oh.

Avery: It's so beautiful. I love my ring. It's exactly what I would've chosen for myself.

Dylan: Have you told anybody yet?

Avery: You know, I started to make a couple calls, but you just can't give incredible news like this over the phone!

Dylan: What if we hire a sky writer?

Avery: Ooh!

Dylan: So then everybody in the world will know she said yes.

Avery: Oh. As if there would be any other answer. Can you believe how happy we are? I thought I had lost you forever. Thought I was never gonna see you again, never gonna love like this again. You know, that first Christmas without you, I threw away the Christmas decorations. I didn't get a tree, I didn't listen to music...

Dylan: We will this year. And every year after.

Avery: Yes. Mmm. I should go. I have to meet Nick and talk about the custody case.

Dylan: Okay. Well, thanks for stopping by.

Avery: Yes, my pleasure. I wish everybody could be as happy as we are right now.

Dylan: Mm.

Paul: Let me guess -- you won the lotto.

Dylan: Better.

Avery: [Laughs]

Paul: You're serious!

Avery: [Laughing] Yes!

Jill: Congratulations, honey. I was so thrilled when I found out that she was healthy... and that she was Billy's, of course. I'm sorry. Some things are just meant to be.

Billy: Subtle, isn't she?

Stitch: Maybe, uh -- maybe it's best if I go.

Victoria: No, no, no. You don't have to go. You shouldn't feel unwelcome.

Jill: Unless you really want to go.

Victoria: Maybe you and Billy should go. I mean, Katherine's sleeping anyway.

Jill: Victoria, I am her grandmother. I have never seen her. Please. Just a glimpse, just a peek! We've lost a lot this last year. This new little life, and she's a namesake of Katherine's and Delia's. Please, it would mean so much to me.

Victoria: Okay. Of course. Yes. Fine. We won't be long.

Billy: Look, uh, sorry for just dropping in, but when my mom gets her mind set on something, you know, it's...

Stitch: Eh, she's a proud grandmother. You know, I can't blame her for that.

Billy: Oh, I, uh, heard from Chelsea that she convinced her dad to drop the lawsuit against the hospital.

Stitch: Yeah, that was a standup thing she did, you know, going to bat for me like that.

Billy: Must be a hell of a relief to have a clean slate again.

Stitch: Yeah, it is.

Billy: Listen, I'm, uh... I'm glad for you.

Stitch: Thanks? [Chuckles]

Billy: Look, man, I know that you and I are probably never gonna be friends, but I'm in a -- I'm in a good place, and maybe these holidays will be a chance for it to be a... a restart for everyone.

Victor: Do I know you?

Adam: Uh, no, I -- I don't think so. But everybody knows the famous Victor Newman.

Victor: You sure you don't... remember you and I meeting somewhere?

Adam: No, no, no, I, uh... would've remembered that, for sure. Sir.

Victor: Right. After you.

Adam: No, I -- I insist.

Nick: I'd know your face anywhere. I remember looking into those eyes and just being so... incredibly grateful.

Sage: That was me. [Chuckles]

Nick: It was you.

Sage: Yeah. That was me.

Nick: Uh, thank you, uh, for everything. I mean, if you hadn't come along...

Sage: Oh, yeah, I just -- I just called 911.

Nick: Yeah, the paramedics said that somebody had stopped the bleeding and put a scarf around me.

Sage: I just did what anybody would do. I'm really very glad that the paramedics came and found you in time.

Nick: Well, that makes two of us.

[Both chuckle]

Nick: I'm Nick Newman.

Sage: Oh. It's nice to meet you. Again meet you -- officially this time.

Nick: Yeah.

Sage: How is your leg?

Nick: Uh, it's still there. That's all that matters, right?

Sage: Yeah.

Nick: I still cannot believe I stepped into a bear trap.

Sage: Yeah, I know.

Nick: Getting a lot of laughs about that, actually. Aren't those things illegal?

Sage: Yes, I think they are illegal. That was a relic. I thought they cleared all those bear traps out of there.

Nick: Well, they missed that one.

Sage: Yeah. What were you doing there, all by yourself, walking around?

Nick: Just looking for something.

Sage: Did you find it?

Nick: Well, let's put it this way -- it was definitely not what I was expecting. And you?

Sage: What?

Nick: Well, how did you end out there, just when I needed you?

Sage: Oh, I -- I was just, uh, jogging. I jog.

Nick: With your dog?

Sage: My what?

Nick: There was a dog out there. Stayed with me the whole time till you showed up.

Sage: Oh. That must've been your guardian angel, looking down on you, helping you.

Nick: Yeah, and there's one down here, obviously.

Sage: [Chuckles]

Nick: I went looking for you afterwards.

Sage: You did.

Nick: I came across this spooky old mansion. I mean, it was straight out of "psycho." Mrs. Bates actually answered the door.

Sage: [Laughs] She did?

Nick: Yeah, this old lady in a wheelchair. I asked her if she knew you. She said she didn't know anyone by that description. But she wasn't telling the truth, was she?

Victoria: Wow. Look who woke up.

Jill: Well, this was not my fault, okay? Not counting my ooh'ing and cooing over her, of course.

Billy: Mm.

Jill: Oh, sweetheart. You're just gonna have to get used to how grandma's gonna embarrass you in front of all your friends by going on and on about how wonderful my Katherine rose is.

Billy: Your Katherine rose?

Jill: [Laughs]

Billy: I guess we had nothing to do with that.

Jill: I just hope you get the best characteristics of both your namesakes. I hope you get Delia's joy and enthusiasm and Katherine's strength and courage. I could do without her bad attitude, though.

Billy: Leave it to Mom to put it all into perspective.

Jill: True.

Victoria: Oh, let me get a picture of you guys with the baby.

Jill: Oh, great. But we all need to be in it. Stitch can take it.

Victoria: Uh...

Jill: Maybe back here by the tree?

Stitch: No problem. Yeah.

Jill: Victoria, back here by the tree.

Victoria: Oh, yeah, sure, sure.

Jill: Do you have a little digestive upset? Is that what you're having?

Victoria: [Chuckles]

Jill: Okay. Great. And now one with the proud parents, okay?

Victoria: Okay.

Jill: Good. Stitch, you can take this one, too. Okay. Close together. Close together. Smile! Perfect.

Stitch: There we go.

Lily: It's not gonna work. You can sit here and schmooze my husband all day long, but he's not gonna help you carve up this town.

Joe: I'm trying to revitalize it, lily.

Lily: No, you're trying to make money. That's why you're having this cocktail party here -- to line up support before Dylan can hold a rally to stop you.

Cane: See? You got her all riled up.

Joe: What's wrong with making money? You as a businesswoman, I think, would appreciate that.

Lily: I do appreciate it, but I also appreciate tradition. And if you tear it down, you're losing something irreplaceable. And that is bad for business.

Joe: So, how about it? Is she speaking for you?

Cane: Lily and I are a team, and you should never forget that.

Joe: Duly noted. And given my past with relationships, well, I'm inspired by you two. It's nice to see a couple that actually loves and respects one another.

Paul: Congratulations! I couldn't be happier.

Avery: Oh! Well, we're pretty happy ourselves.

Paul: Yeah. So what took you so long?

Dylan: We had a few little obstacles to overcome.

Avery: Yes, just a few.

Dylan: Yes.

Paul: But here you are -- you made it.

Dylan: We did. And now if we can stop this redevelopment project from moving forward, we would have everything we could possibly ask for.

Avery: It's going to happen.

Dylan: I know, because I'm on a winning streak.

Avery: Yes.

Paul: Yeah.

Christine: Hey.

Paul: Oh, hi! You're not the only one. Go ahead. You're just in time.

Dylan: Avery and I are engaged.

Christine: Oh, my gosh! That's so great!

Paul: Isn't that fabulous?

Christine: So great.

Paul: Chris and I have an announcement of our own. We're gonna have a baby.

Nick: I mean, everything was fine, at first. But then she started getting nervous or something and started covering. What I can't figure out is why she would do that.

Sage: She just gets confused sometimes. It happens, unfortunately.

Nick: So, you do know her.

Sage: Yes, I do. I live very close by, and sometimes she gets confused, and I just lend a helping hand when I can.

Nick: Well, you're good at that.

Sage: Oh, gosh. Oh, my gosh. It has gotten really, really late.

Nick: Well, you came in here looking for something to eat.

Sage: I know, and I forgot that I was meeting a friend of mine, so it was really nice to meet you -- for the third time.

Nick: Wait. Hold up, though. Before you go, I just have -- I have -- I got one more question for you. Um... the night you found me... you weren't alone, right? There was someone else with you that was a guy? Who was he?

Adam: Hey, it's 2:00. Does that ring a bell, or did you forget you're supposed to meet me at the park? Anyway, I'm, uh -- I'm gonna wait around here for you for a couple more minutes. If I don't see or hear from you, then you're gonna have to find your own way back to... back to the house.

Cane: Thank you very much.

Joe: Well, looks like providence is on our side. This is a great opportunity.

Lily: What, for you to invite Victor to your party?

Joe: For cane to.

Cane: How did I get roped into all this?

Joe: He'd be more inclined to listen to you.

Lily: Okay. Do you really want to get in the middle of all this? You say that you're on my side --

Joe: Which is to remain neutral, which, from my understanding, doesn't jeopardize that. I'm simply asking cane to extend an invitation. Mr. Newman can accept or not.

Victor: Thank you.

Cane: Excuse me, Victor. Would you mind if I join you?

Victor: Hello, cane. I just ordered. I have a minute. Sit down.

Cane: Thank you.

Lily: You know, he is really going out of his way to help you. It's just, there's a lot of bad blood there. Victor practically forced him to quit chancellor.

Joe: Well, you think he regrets it? I mean, look at him. He's in his element, lily.

Lily: Well, seems like you're in your element, too, trying to recruit cane and me.

Joe: Look, it's no secret that I wouldn't want you two on my team, all right? Cane's a proven asset. And you know what they say -- behind every great man is an extraordinary woman.

Nick: I don't mean to put you on the spot. But if there was a guy there, I'd -- I'd like to thank him, too. Maybe I imagined that, as well.

Avery: Hi.

Nick: Hey.

Avery: Oh, I hope I'm not too early.

Sage: No, not at all. I was just leaving. Stay out of those bear traps.

Nick: I'll try. You may not have seen them, but that woman's got a set of wings on her.

Avery: Wait. Was that the woman who saved you?

Nick: It is. She walked right into my bar? Can you believe that?

Avery: What's her name?

Nick: Uh... you know, she never said. But I got to thank her for everything she did and tell her how much I appreciate it.

Avery: Ah. Well, we should get down to business.

Nick: Yeah. The sooner the better. Let's have a seat. [Chuckles]

Avery: Sure.

Nick: Um, so, I can't tell you how furious I was to come to Sharon's house and find her and David Sherman talking about the case with Faith in that house. I wanted to hand this guy his teeth on a platter. But I didn't, because, you know, cooler heads prevailed.

Avery: Good. Violence is not the way to solve this.

Nick: Yeah, I know we're in a good position here, and I don't want to blow it.

Avery: Exactly. Now, here is the motion that we talked about. I'm ready to file it, as soon as you sign off on it.

Nick: Whoa. What do you got going on here? Something you want to tell me about?

Avery: Um, yeah. Just something I picked up in a gumball machine.

Nick: Must've been a pretty expensive gumball machine. So Dylan finally popped the question?

Avery: I hope we have your blessing.

Nick: Of course, you do. But I do think my brother is punching way over his weight.

Avery: [Chuckles] Well, I'm pretty lucky myself.

Nick: Eh, you're both lucky. A lot of people go their whole lives without finding what you and Dylan have.

Chelsea: Wasn't that fun visiting with Santa Claus? Hmm? I can't wait until Christmas morning when he brings you lots of presents. But you do know Christmas is not just about getting presents. Right? It's about love and life and hope. It's about the first big snowfall and tasting the snowflakes on your tongue, and... sleighing down the hill and making snow angels. Hmm? Watching everybody ice skate on the frozen pond. Keeping warm with hot chocolate. But mostly, Christmas is about family, hmm? I know you.

Victoria: That's impossible. I don't see it.

Billy: No, look -- right here. You see how the corners of her mouth are curling up? She's smiling.

Jill: Well, I don't know if Katie's smiling, but look at the two of you. You're sure smiling. [Chuckles] Oh, would you e-mail me these tomorrow?

Victoria: Yes, I will, tomorrow, when I have more time.

Billy: I think that is our cue to leave.

Jill: Honey, honey, why don't you stay and help Victoria with the baby?

Victoria: Um, Ben can stay, actually. Right?

Stitch: Yeah, if you -- if you'd like.

Jill: Yeah, but there's really nothing like a father's touch.

Victoria: Well, I'm sure that we'll have plenty of opportunity for that.

Jill: Oh. All right, little sweetie. Daddy's gonna come back and see you real soon.

Billy: Yeah, you can count on it. Daddy loves you.

Jill: [Chuckles]

Billy: Hey, thanks for this, and I'll see you later. Uh, I guess that goes for you, too.

Jill: Not necessarily.

[Door closes]

Stitch: So, is Billy right? Will he be seeing me here soon?

Victoria: You know that's what I want.

Stitch: You know, all I can think about is looking through that window and seeing you and Billy and Katie together, and...

Victoria: So don't think about that. You know? That has no bearing on us. We can do this, Ben. I know we can make it. Right? Right?

Stitch: Yeah.

Victoria: Okay.

Stitch: Okay.

Victoria: Now, what did you want to tell me?

Stitch: Um...

Stitch: I'm not quite sure how to tell you this.

Victoria: Take your time. I'm not going anywhere.

Stitch: There is a secret I'm keeping from you.

Victoria: About Ashley.

Stitch: Ashley and the project we're working on, um... I know your dad is desperate for details, and he might ask you to get them from me, and I can't do it, Victoria. I can't share any of this with you.

Victoria: [Chuckles] Hold on a second. Is that what you're worried about?

Stitch: Yeah. You know, sometimes these kind of things can break people up.

Victoria: Yeah, I guess, if you can't separate the professional from the personal, but I can, so... I don't think that we have anything standing in our way.

Stitch: No, I guess not.

Victoria: Good. So, now that that's settled, I'd like to get back to the original topic that we were discussing -- that romantic date that I was talking about.

Stitch: Yeah. Did you have anything in mind?

Victoria: Yes, actually, I did, and since you haven't asked me, Ben Russell, what are doing on new year's eve?

Nick: So, when's the big day?

Avery: Oh, we haven't set one yet. But, uh, I didn't come here to talk about my engagement. We have a lot of business to do, and, you know, I charge by the hour, so the quicker we do this, the less it's gonna cost you.

Nick: Well, I know what you're doing, and I know why you're doing it, but you don't have to.

Avery: What do you mean?

Nick: You don't have to feel guilty about your happiness with Dylan just because me and Sharon didn't work out. You and Dylan deserve this. I mean, you've been through hell to get here.

Avery: It's definitely been a long road.

Nick: And look where it's taking you -- to the best place possible. You two have passed every test thrown at you, you've proved that you belong together. And don't let anyone or anybody come between you.

Avery: Thank you, Nick. Thank you.

Joe: Well, if this is a stroll down memory lane, you mind if I join?

Paul: Here's to marriage.

Dylan: I'll drink to that. And Avery would, too, if she didn't have to take off.

Paul: And one more toast to a baby on the way.

Christine: Okay. You keep saying that, but we don't know for sure.

Paul: Well, the home-pregnancy test says it is.

Christine: We need a doctor to confirm it.

Paul: Here's to confirmation, then.

Dylan: To confirmation. Well, if that happens and I can fight off the developers, we're gonna have a lot to celebrate this Christmas.

Paul: Well, let's hope Santa gives us everything we want. Right, sweetheart?

Christine: Right.

Jill: I don't know why you didn't insist on staying with Victoria. I mean, Katie is your child, Billy. She's not Dr. Buttinski's.

Billy: Stitch didn't seem like he was butting in, at least not in Victoria's eyes.

Jill: Well, that's because she's not thinking straight. You've got to do something about this.

Billy: Oh, not this again.

Jill: Yes, this again. I'm gonna keep saying it until you listen to me.

Billy: Well, there's nothing to listen to, okay? Victoria divorced me. There is no future for us.

Jill: That was before Katie was born. Children change everything.

Billy: You make it sound so simple.

Jill: Oh, but it could be so simple, if only you and Victoria weren't so proud and pigheaded. Honey, if you don't watch out, both of you are gonna end up with the wrong people. Stitch is no more good for her than Chelsea is for you.

Billy: Oh. Chelsea... we're supposed to be taking Connor to go see Santa, and -- and they're probably already there.

Jill: Well, I'm supposed to meet Colin at the club. You don't see me running off. This is more important, Billy.

Billy: What's more important is me not screwing up yet another relationship.

Jill: Billy, please --

Billy: Mom, I will always love Victoria, and we will always have the kids to bond us, but look at me. My life is with Chelsea now.

Chelsea: I'm sure of it. I recognize you from somewhere. I just can't place it. Hello? Can you help me out here?

Adam: You're right. We have seen each other before.

Adam: You and I go way back.

Chelsea: We do?

Adam: All the way back to the other day at the Genoa City athlete's club?

Chelsea: Oh, Athletic Club.

Adam: Athletic Club. Thank you. No, I'm sorry. I'm not from around here. But anyway, you were there, and you were waiting on somebody else across the room.

Chelsea: And you caught my eye, yeah. Yeah, I remember. Small world, huh?

Adam: Very. Very small.

Chelsea: [Chuckles]

Adam: That's a very handsome young man you have there.

Chelsea: Thank you. What do we say to the nice man, huh? Can we say thank you? Huh?

Billy: Hey. Sorry I'm late.

Chelsea: That's okay. Hi. Look who's here.

Billy: Still time to see Santa?

Chelsea: Oh! Well, I hate to break it to you, but he couldn't wait any longer, so I took him myself, but you will be very proud. He was the only kid that did not cry on Santa's lap.

Billy: Way to go, buddy. You're a rock star.

Chelsea: Yeah, he's getting all the compliments today. This gentleman was just saying how handsome he... where'd he go?

Billy: Good job.

Cane: All we're asking is that you come to the cocktail party and you hear the sales pitch.

Victor: Hmm. I thought you said you had no interest in this. Yet you just included yourself in that statement.

Cane: Did I? Must've been a slip of the tongue.

Victor: Really? I'll be damned. Okay.

Cane: So? Will you come to the party, yes or no?

Victor: Tell your people that I have some interest in the redevelopment of the warehouse district. I'll think about it, okay?

Cane: Thank you very much.

Victor: Yep.

Cane: Enjoy your lunch.

Victor: Thank you. Good day.

Cane: Certainly.

Jill: Victor, I couldn't help but overhear. And if you're not careful, you're gonna be on the wrong side of history.

Victor: Well, I haven't yet been on the wrong side of history, and I don't plan to be.

Cane: Where did Joe go?

Lily: I don't know. Probably to reel in some other victim. He tried to seduce me again. And from the looks of it, it seems like he's doing the same with you.

Nick: You are interrupting an attorney-client conversation, slick.

Joe: Well, that's an interesting way of conducting business. I'm not criticizing. I'm just saying more should follow suit.

Avery: Oh, as opposed to the away you do business -- by strong-arming people into lying.

Joe: I wouldn't consider hosting a cocktail party strong-arming. In fact, that's why I'm here -- to extend an invite. Maybe you could stop by and listen to our side of the argument.

Nick: I'm busy.

Joe: You know, your father may be there.

Avery: That's not exactly an incentive for Nick.

Nick: Yeah, my father and I, we may share the same last name, but we rarely share the same views. See, in my world, people come before profits.

Joe: Yeah, in my world, they're not mutually exclusive.

Nick: Yeah, well, you can say it all you want, but I know better. So you can take your invitation and --

Joe: And go to hell.

Nick: You don't have to do that. I want you to beat it.

Dylan: I'd rather he didn't. Just the guy I was hoping to see.

Paul: So, on a scale of 1 to 10 -- 1 being "not at all" and 10 being, uh... "divorce papers are in the mail"... how badly did I screw up?

Christine: Do you really want to know?

Paul: Well, yeah, or I wouldn't ask.

Christine: I just wish you hadn't said anything to anyone.

Christine: It's not anyone. He's my son.

Christine: I know, but we agreed that we would wait to find out for sure if I was pregnant.

Paul: Honestly, that was my intention. I, uh... I just got carried away. I was so thrilled that Dylan and Avery are engaged, I wanted to share our excitement about a baby.

Christine: Okay. But what if...

Paul: Oh. Come here. [Breathes deeply] Look, I'm sorry. I know I jumped the gun. And I know there is a slight chance that there is a false-positive. I hope that's not the case, but if it is... the good news is, we can keep on trying. Okay?

Christine: Okay.

Dylan: You'll want to hear this, too. At least, I hope you will.

Nick: Well, if you're talking about what I think you're talking about, I've already seen the evidence, and I wholeheartedly approve.

Joe: Evidence?

Nick: Yeah. Must've set you back quite a pretty penny, man. I'm proud of you. I'm behind you all the way.

Dylan: Thanks.

Joe: What is this? About the protest? What, did you hire some people to show up?

Avery: That won't be necessary. The rally's gonna be huge.

Nick: You really can't see what's happening here? You must be just too focused on tearing up our neighborhoods.

Joe: Okay. I give up. What am I missing? Congratulations. I mean it. I've always wanted you to be happy, Avery, and if... Dylan does that for you, then so be it. I wish you both all the luck in the world.

Victor: Thank you. I'm surprised at you. Always thought of you as the savvy businesswoman. And yet now you tell me you're interested in... some tired old buildings?

Jill: It's not the buildings, Victor -- not per se. It's the people in the buildings. It's...people who've worked there for years -- for generations, some of them.

Victor: All right. And?

Jill: Well, you tear those down, you eliminate everything that makes Genoa City Genoa City

Victor: Since when have you become such a sentimentalist?

Jill: Since Katherine died.

Victor: Mm.

Jill: See, I just... I want to know that there's something lasting in this world, you know? That we don't just move forward and forget everything that came before. 'Cause it's people that matter. It's what they left us that matters. I mean, how would you feel if they tore Katherine's plaque off Chancellor Park and changed the name...

Victor: Mnh-mnh.

Jill: ...Or if, a hundred years from now, nobody ever remembered the name Newman Enterprises?

Victor: No one will tear down Katherine's plaque at chancellor park. And no one will forget Newman Enterprises.

Jill: Well, they will if these shortsighted developers keep on getting their way.

Victor: Well, then I suggest you talk to your stepson. 'Cause I think he has more than a passing interest in that whole project, don't you?

Jill: Listen, honey.

Victor: What?

Jill: Family members don't always agree, do they? You ought to know that better than anybody.

Victor: Are we finished?

Jill: I just want to tell you that if cane wants to back his friend, I got no argument with that. But me? I feel a great loyalty to Genoa City -- past, present, and future.

Victor: Really? And I don't?

Jill: Well, does that mean you're gonna stay out of this mess?

Victor: What it means is that this conversation is finished.

Jill: [Chuckling]

Victor: You have a good day.

Jill: You too.

Victor: All right.

Victoria: That was really sweet of you, singing Katie to sleep like that.

Stitch: You think she liked my Elvis imitation?

Victoria: Yeah. How could she not? You're so good at it.

Stitch: [As Elvis] Oh, well, thank you very much.

Victoria: And thank you for, um, you know, taking those pictures before.

Stitch: Well, it's not like Jill gave me much choice.

Victoria: Not really.

Stitch: Besides, they were beautiful.

Victoria: But there was somebody missing.

Stitch: Yeah?

Victoria: I want a picture of us.

Stitch: Oh, no, no, no. Come on, come on. The camera hates me.

Victoria: You're gorgeous. What are you talking about? Stop being so modest. Come on. Get in the shot. Let's see. Aww! Now, see? That's cute.

Stitch: Look at that face. Look at that goofy smile.

Victoria: It's not goofy. Your little smile, your corners are turning. You look like Elvis. It's so sexy. I like it.

Stitch: Do you?

Victoria: Uh-huh.

Billy: Oh, I'm sorry I missed the big moment. It's not every day that a kid meets St. Nick for the first time. So, what did you think about that beard, huh? Should I grow one like that?

Chelsea: No, I don't think so. Hi! Here, let me grab him.

Billy: You got him?

Chelsea: Yeah. [Grunts] Boop boop!

Billy: Well, I'm sorry, bud. I would've liked to have been there, but I had a meeting myself.

Chelsea: Was it a work thing?

Billy: It's my mom. She just insisted that she couldn't wait another minute to meet her new grandchild.

Chelsea: So you were at Victoria's?

Billy: Uh, yeah. Stitch was there, and he stayed after I left.

Chelsea: Hmm. How do you feel about that?

Billy: Well, if Victoria wants to have him as a part of her life, then who am I to argue? As long as we're clear on who Katie's father is... we're all good.

Chelsea: We are all good, aren't we?

Billy: Yeah, we are. Come on, family.

Chelsea: I think he's getting tired now. Yeah, somebody needs a nappy. Somebody needs a nappy, huh? You're such a good boy. Yeah. Yeah, you are. Yeah, you are.

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