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Episode # 10963 ~ Billy clashes with Cane; Devon offers Hilary an olive branch; Victoria pulls rank with Summer & Luca.

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Jack: For my radiant wife and the hardest working senior V.P. in the company -- one nonfat, no-foam latte, one currant scone.

Phyllis: You take such good care of me.

Jack: When I'm able to spend time with you. You were out the door before I even woke up. The  morning isn't the same when I roll over and you're not there.

Phyllis: Well, with Ashley trying to take some time off to help Abby and Stitch with this whole Max thing...

Jack: And here you are selflessly doing what needs to be done so that she can be there for them. How did I get so lucky?

Phyllis: If "lucky is the right word...

Jack: Are you kidding me? Everything you do for me, everything you do for my family? I love you, Red.

Phyllis: I love you. I love you.

Billy: I want to be with you. I want a life with you, a future, and there's only one way to do that.

Phyllis: There'll be no going back if we do that.

Billy: That's okay. We get to live the life that we choose, on our terms.

Phyllis: I look into your eyes, and the decision... is very clear.

[Knock on door]

Cane: Hey.

Billy: Hey, what's -- what's going on?

Cane: Long time, no see, huh?

Billy: Yeah. What can I do for you?

Cane: I, uh, I need to give you the heads up about Jill.

Billy: Look, Cane, I'm not really in the mood for this right now.

Cane: I think you need to hear this, and I told her you're not gonna like it, but she seemed determined to go through with it anyway.

Billy: Now what?

Luca: The workers are planning protests and sickouts? Well, it shows they're serious about taking a stand over their safety concerns. Yeah, keep me posted.

Summer: Hey, was that my dad?

Luca: Uh, no, um, it was a reporter.

Summer: You were talking to a reporter about potential problems at Newman?

Victoria: The sabotage was completely out of our control, and of course we support the safest possible work environment. But these issues need to be dealt with responsibly and in a timely manner. If you would please -- just let me finish. [scoffs] I'm sorry that you feel that way. Perhaps we should revisit this tomorrow. Great. Thanks. Ugh.

Travis: Maybe you should do that more often.

Victoria: Hi. Uh, I'm sorry I haven't returned any of your calls. I've just been dealing with a lot the last few days.

Travis: I saw the news. How's your mom?  

Victoria: Oh, she's good.

Travis: And you?  

Victoria: After what happened with my mom, my dad coming to her rescue really opened my eyes, so I'm working with my family to have his sentence turned over on appeal

Travis: So, he'll be free to finish what he started, annihilate you for good?  

Victoria: It -- it won't. It won't! >>Ashley: Hi. What's happening with the new protocol?  Is it working? Please tell me that it's working, even if means that Hillary's gonna live to blackmail another day.

Dr. Neville: Have you ever asked yourself what separates a pop-fly from a home run?

Ashley: No.  It's never occurred to me.

Dr. Neville: Or how, uh, a rising fastball is even possible, when theoretically, it's impossible?

Ashley: Why are you talking about baseball things?

Dr. Neville: Or how a really good batter can close his eyes in the last 0.15 seconds, while the ball is screaming at him, and still hit the sweet spot? Eyes wide shut.

Ashley: Okay Neville, please! What is happening with the drug? Is it working?  

Dr. Neville: Like Hank Aaron in his prime.

Devon: Hillary.

Hillary: Not now, Devon.

Devon: I just want to see how your doing, and if Neville's protocol is working.

Hillary: Well I am still breathing.

Devon:  Listen.  I also want to apologize if I upset you the other day. Okay? Before the conversation went south, I want you to know that I meant everything that I said to you, and I am here and ready to be by your side.  

Hillary: Well I meant everything that I said. I will get through this, on my own. In fact I am feeling much stronger. Definitely strong enough to fight for every single thing that is mine, so you better think twice before screwing me over in this divorce.

Devon: Why are you so mean to me? When did I become the enemy to you?

Hilary: I don't know. Maybe it was when you blew up on me because I told Jack what Neil did to me or maybe -- maybe it was when you went on and on about how I'm such a bad person, hmm?

Devon: Hilary, you doing that could have sent my whole family to prison. I was upset. Doesn't mean I don't love you. Doesn't mean I want to get a divorce.

Hilary: But you can't forgive me. The way that you looked at me and you acted like I was this...

Devon: Somebody that I didn't recognize? Honey, we've been through hell. You've been through hell. I understand that. You felt alone and you felt scared and like you had to fight against everyone, including your husband who loves you.

Hilary: Devon, there is no point.

Devon: Honey, do you know what I see when I look into your eyes? I see a little girl who just wants to be a dancer, 'cause every time she dances, in that moment of time, the world becomes a perfect place.

Hilary: You remember that?

Devon: Of course I remember that.

Hilary: Well, the world isn't a perfect place, and that girl grew up.

Devon: You're right. She did. She grew up into a beautiful woman who gave me hell about buying a gazillion-dollar car that broke down in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the night.

Hilary: Stupid car. [Chuckles]

Devon: If it wasn't for that stupid car, we may never have gotten together.

Hilary: Maybe.

Devon: Honey, we used to be able to talk to each other about anything. You're in trouble right now. Just let me help you.

Hilary: [Scoffs] I know what you're trying to do.

Devon: I'm trying to convince my wife that we can dance on the side of the road under the stars for the rest of our lives.

Hilary: "It's cheaper to keep her." That's what they told you. Hmm?

Devon: That's not what this is, hon.

Hilary: Well, if you want to talk about cars or dancing under the stars or anything else, you can talk to my lawyer, okay?

Neil: I'd ask how the reconciliation is going, but, uh, I'm guessing not so well.

Devon: I just don't understand it. I don't get how a person could make you feel like you're the center of the universe one second, like you're the love of their life, and then the next you just -- you're...

Luca: The reporter's actually an old friend. He's been covering the Newman oil story since the beginning. He's on site now.

Summer: Okay, so he's in Newfoundland?

Luca: Yeah, he's been hitting up the local pubs, drinking beers with the workers, getting their side. And, uh, he's been keeping me apprised of what he's learned so -- so that we can get a jump on things.

Summer: Okay, so is that why you wanted to go to Newfoundland in my dad's place? Because your friend is there?

Luca: Yeah, the guy trusts me, which means I probably have a better chance of managing the media.

Summer: Okay, why didn't you just bring this up before?

Luca: Didn't want to push it. And as your dad pointed out, I don't work for the company.

Summer: Okay, you're consulting.

Luca: [Chuckles] Look, bottom line, Nick doesn't trust my motives. He's playing nice, but he has his doubts. And I think he's even planted a few seeds with you.

Summer: Okay, that is not true.

Luca: No, look, I get it, Summer. You've been burned. Your dad's being protective. But look... I'm gonna prove that I'm different. You can trust me. Look, right now, our priority is dealing with the sick-outs and the protests the workers are planning before it happens.

Summer: Okay, so we can call my dad. He's there. He can meet with them and head it off.

Luca: No. Given the seriousness of this, let's start at the top. We take it to Victoria. Let her decide how she wants to handle it. What do you say?

Summer: Okay.

Luca: [Clears throat]

Victoria: My father was hurt, and he was very angry, but he understands how much we love him. And his love for us is stronger than ever.

Travis: You really believe that? After everything he's said, everything he's done?

Victoria: You know, he could have buried Adam when he took the stand at his trial, but he didn't. My mother filed for divorce, but when he found out that Ian had kidnapped her, he broke out of the hospital to save her. He was unarmed, and he was injured, and he did that without thinking about himself for one second.

Travis: Okay. So Victor slays a dragon and that just erases everything he's done to hurt your family, to hurt you?

Victoria: It's really complicated. I don't expect someone from the outside to make sense of it.

Travis: Yeah, because an outsider like me can be objective, can see this guy for who he really is.

Victoria: We helped to put him behind bars!

Travis: You told the truth.

Victoria: But that's complicated, too, isn't it? I mean, the truth of who someone really is and what's really in their heart? How do you possibly know someone that well?

Billy: Really, Mom? Straight to voicemail? Now you're avoiding me? I know what you're doing, okay, and it's not gonna work.

Cane: Okay, now, this is Al, and Al's the reason I'm here, because Jill thinks that all of this is an insult to Katherine, and she wants the house back in its original look.

Billy: I mean, it's paint, for God's sake. Who cares? No offense, Al, but it's blue. Who cares?

Cane: Actually, it's not blue. It's Navajo gray.

Billy: Doesn't matter if it's magenta, Cane, okay? This is a house. It's not a shrine to Katherine, who, by the way, would applaud the fact there's actually living going on in here.

Cane: I understand where you're coming from.

Billy: Well, then why don't you talk to her?

Cane: I'm not gonna talk to her.

Billy: You know this has nothing to do about the paint, right? You realize that?

Cane: Okay.

Billy: She disapproves of my choices, whether it's business or women and everything in between. This is her -- her statement, her grand gesture to try and push me into living the way that she wants me to live, but it's not gonna happen. Al, I appreciate everything, but your job is done here.

Cane: Al, your job's not done.

Billy: Whose side are you on?

Cane: It's not about sides, Billy. It's about the agreement you have with Jill.

Billy: No, no, no, don't even bring up the stupid loophole.

Cane: I'm not bringing up the loophole. I'm bringing up the clause in the loophole that says that she gets the house back and you get the suite.

Billy: She can't do that!

Cane: Well, she can, and she did.

Billy: All right. Al, you're a good guy, but I want you gone by the time I get back. That means you, too.

[Door opens]

Jack: I have a foundation meeting I can't get out of, but I am clearing the rest of my schedule today.

Phyllis: But there's no reason for you to do that.

Jack: There's every reason to do that today. Honey, yesterday at the park, two of us walking around the lake -- it felt so right. I miss that. Then we came back here and got so close and...

Phyllis: Well, that's when reality started crashing in.

Jack: Well, that's why we have to do better this time. We're gonna leave early. Work will always be here.

Phyllis: That does not sound like the Jack Abbott I know.

Jack: That's because the Jack Abbott you know and love wants to take his wife to a romantic dinner.

Phyllis: And that sounds incredible, but we have sales reports to do.

Jack: Something will always come up. We have to make it a priority. Time together, you and me, us.

Phyllis: Sounds great. Let's do it.

Jack: Maybe you could wear that, uh, present I gave you for my birthday.

Phyllis: Ooh, whatever the birthday boy wants.

Jack: I'm looking forward to that.

Phyllis: Me, too.

Travis: What's the bigger disaster here? The oil spills or a family pulling together to spring a guilty man from prison?

Victoria: Look, we're just admitting that we went overboard when we testified against him.

Travis: Since when is telling the truth going overboard?

Victoria: I don't expect you to understand. My father doesn't want revenge. He wants forgiveness. And he's forgiven us.

Travis: You haven't done anything to be forgiven for!

Victoria: I am sorry, but I have a crisis to deal with right now.

Travis: Yeah, a crisis that Victor probably set in motion.

Victoria: Everything's under control. I've contained the situation with the oil division.

Travis: That phone call didn't sound like anything was contained.

Victoria: Well, it's a process.

Travis: Victoria, [scoffs] you're a smart woman, but damn it, you are blind about your dad. Can't you see that he's gonna use this crisis to kick you out of that chair?

Victoria: Well, I'm sorry. We can't just all drop out and run a bar.

Travis: [Sighs] I know men like Victor. I worked side by side with them. They always say it's for the family, but that's bull. Nothing matters more than the next deal. It's being in power and staying in power, and the way you're handling this, it's not you. It's Victor. You're better than this.

Victoria: You're judging me right now? Because I've got work to do.

[Door closes]

Dr. Neville: This is Hilary's latest blood work. See here?

Ashley: Wow.

Dr. Neville: Huh?

Ashley: Wow.

Dr. Neville: She's already made considerable improvement.

Ashley: That's remarkable.

Dr. Neville: Yeah. And, you know, it's all thanks to you. I mean it. If you hadn't been willing to throw yourself in front of the train to take the fall for her shenanigans and saved my bacon, I might be in prison and this breakthrough might never have happened.

Ashley: So, basically you're saying that I provided the, uh, sacrifice fly?

Dr. Neville: I knew it. You do like baseball.

Ashley: No. No. So, what now?

Dr. Neville: Oh, uh, uh, well, I'm obviously going to go straight to the FDA. I mean, with test results like these, there should be no problem getting the drug trial restarted with new patients.

Ashley: Do you realize how incredible this is? You're gonna save so many lives. Look what you've done.

Dr. Neville: No, no, no, no, no, no. What we've done. The silver lining -- I'd like to think that an actual working drug will mitigate the charges pending against you.

Ashley: Extra silver lining -- gives Hilary less reasons to go after Jack.

Jack: I have the paperwork you asked for on the foundation's 501C3 filing.

Hilary: Yes, yes, of course.

Jack: Can you get that to someone, see if they can, uh, get it all in order, get it filed in any way it needs to be? I appreciate it.

Hilary: Yes, I-I will.

Jack: You feeling okay?

Hilary: Um... No, I...I don't think so. Um, Jack, do you think that we could reschedule? I...

Jack: Absolutely, absolutely.

Hilary: I need to just lie down.

Jack: How can I help?

Hilary: No, nothing, really. I-I'll be fine. Thank you.

Jack: Hey.

Ashley: Hi. I've never known Hilary to leave your orbit so soon.

Jack: Yeah, she's not feeling so well. Is this new protocol not working?

Dr. Neville: No, quite the contrary. I mean, the latest results came in, the labs this morning, and they're remarkable. She should be feeling much better.

Jack: That's strange. It's not like Hilary to walk away from work.

Dr. Neville: [Inhales] Well, maybe something else is bothering her, like a cold or the flu?

Ashley: Or maybe she's just trying to play into your white-knight instincts, Jackie. She's probably waiting for your knock on her door right now.

Jack: Could I borrow these test results for just a moment?

Billy: We didn't finish our conversation from yesterday.

Phyllis: Your mother was visiting.

Billy: She's left town.

Phyllis: Did she try to save you from yourself again?

Billy: There's only one person that can save me. So I think we could finish the conversation back at my place. What do you say?

Phyllis: If Jill caught us together...

Billy: Jill left town. I just told you that. I guarantee you the house is Jill-free. I can't guarantee you the paint color, but I don't really care right now. So I'm hoping that you come back to my place and you tell me those three little words, and I will spend the next few hours telling them back to you in as many ways possible.

Phyllis: You stop it.

Billy: What's wrong?

Phyllis: What's wrong is that you are not supposed to be here right now, for one thing. And I cannot drop everything to sneak around with you because the timing works for you.

Billy: Wouldn't have to sneak around if you were just honest with Jack.

Phyllis: You told me that I could take the time I needed.

Billy: I said that because I thought it was the cool thing to say. Phyllis, I want you, and I want you now, and I thought you wanted the same thing.

Phyllis: I'm going to dinner with Jack tonight, and I'm not gonna cancel.

Billy: There's never gonna be a good time to have this conversation, is there, because it's too real, too uncomfortable?

Phyllis: How about earth-shattering? How about heartbreaking?

Billy: Putting it off isn't gonna change the fact that that's not gonna be easy for Jack, for me, for you. And it's killing me waiting around like this.

Phyllis: Okay, so you're making this about you right now.

Billy: You're stringing us both along, and you're doing that because you don't want Jack to think you're a bad person. Well, guess what? We crossed that line the first time that you ran your nails down my back. And the way you kissed me last night, the way that you kissed me last night, I thought you made your choice. I thought you made your decision, and I thought you were gonna tell him today.

Phyllis: When I kiss you, I'm not thinking about the real world.

Billy: This is the real world. You know it, and I know it, and it's time the rest of the world knows it, too.

Victoria: We have to get in front of this, Nick. This company will not suffer anymore from a problem that was not our making. Just -- [Sighs] Give the workers a week off and with pay. Uh, and tell them not to speak to the press. Oh, and one other thing. Tell them that we'll open negotiations for a new contract. That should keep them quiet for a while. [Sighing] Okay, thank you.

Luca: Newman's in no position to offer a bigger contract now or in the foreseeable future.

Victoria: Thank you for your insight, Luca.

Summer: Okay, there's no way my aunt would make an offer that wasn't bona fide.

Victoria: You know, there's certain things about business that you don't understand yet.

Luca: Like making promises you can't keep? Buying time to cover the problem? Spinning it instead of fixing it?

Victoria: I'm doing what I need to do for this company. My father may be released from prison soon, and I am not gonna let this company be caused irreparable damage, not on my watch.

Devon: I'm sorry for saying what I said given everything that Hilary and I put you through. I'm just frustrated, that's all.

Neil: Yeah, I hear you. Hilary's a frustrating woman. But, uh, you're still in love with her.

Devon: I can't be, because that's not a part of the plan.

Neil: It's understandable. You and Hilary had magic. I didn't want to see it, but you had it. That connection has survived a lot, Devon.

Devon: Too bad it can't survive us and everything she's done and the people she's hurt.

Neil: Yeah, well, wait a minute. It's still there, though, isn't it?

Devon: Of course it is. I feel it in my soul, and I know she does, too. But I also know I'm crazy. I mean, remind me of her lies and her backstabbing and conniving. Bring me back to reality before I make a stupid decision.

Neil: Okay, now, here's some reality for you. That love that you share with Hilary, that's as real as it gets. That's why playing her is so hard for you.

Devon: That kind of sounds like you're suggesting that I reconcile with Hilary for real.

[Knock on door]

Hilary: [Sighs] I didn't order anything!

Jack: Hilary, it's Jack.

Hilary: [Sighs] I'm really not feeling well, Jack.

Jack: Can I come in?

Hilary: [Sighs] Yes, of course. All -- All I could think about was this bed. I must have forgotten to close the door.

Jack: It's not like you to cancel a meeting. I wanted to make sure you were okay.

Hilary: Yeah, I'm -- I'm sorry that I had to postpone. [Sighs]

Jack: Listen, I-I think you and I have become friends. I'd like to think we can be honest and open with each other.

Hilary: Yeah, I would -- I would like to think so, too.

Jack: So tell me how you're doing physically. How are you really feeling?

Hilary: I'm -- I'm fine. I'm just tired, I think.

Jack: Tired?

Hilary: Okay, I-I feel awful. I feel worse than I did before Dr. Neville's treatment, so clearly the drug isn't working, and I'm scared.

Jack: These are your lab results. They say you're making a near miraculous recovery with this new revamped drug. They say you're doing better. I don't know what this whole sick routine is, but it's not

Victoria: You know, I'm thinking next time you should knock so you don't walk into the middle of a conversation that you don't understand. And the last time I checked, you weren't officially on the Newman payroll, so that means you don't have a voice in the running of this company, do you?

Luca: Understood. But you've allowed me this much access because of my knowledge and experience and the solid judgment calls I made when this crisis started. So, with all due respect, I'm surprised you would even suggest this course of action.

Victoria: It's what needs to be done.

Luca: If I may, it seems to be more Victor's style than your own.

Victoria: I love the comparisons to my father. Please keep them coming. I'm doing what's right for this company. This is not a failure on our part. We were the victims of sabotage twice.

Luca: Possibly Victor's doing.

Victoria: Well, that has yet to be determined.

Summer: Okay, I'm sorry. I thought that we agreed that there was no way Grandpa could have arranged the sabotage from prison and that he wouldn't do that.

Victoria: My main priority is keeping this company on top. We're in the middle of a crisis, so we're gonna handle it my way. Now get back to work.

Billy: There's one thing I don't understand, Phyllis. When you want something, you go get it. Now, you say you want this, but for some reason, it just doesn't happen.

Phyllis: [Scoffs] I did not know I was gonna be held hostage by Ian Ward.

Billy: Yeah, and then you ran into Jack's arms, not mine. Jack's arms, because that's what the real world expects you to do. What do you want? Seriously. What do you want? Do -- Do you want to be just a good wife for Jack, or do you want to live? I mean, live? Really live?

Phyllis: [Sighs] I have to figure out how to break the news.

Billy: It doesn't matter if it's today or if it's next month. Jack is going to be devastated, okay? That is not gonna change. And I don't like that. I don't. And it's not just Jack. It's family and friends. But I don't care because I love you.

Phyllis: Every time I try to say those words, every single time, Jack looks at me with so much love and so much trust. I'm covered in guilt.

Billy: Then quit the charade. Just be honest for Jack, for yourself, for all of us.

Phyllis: I just...

Billy: Just what? You need more time? I don't know. Maybe this is just more real for me than it is for you. Is that what this is?

Phyllis: Billy, you need to understand this.

Billy: I'm gonna let you off easy, okay? I'm gonna let you off really easy. I'm out, okay? 'Cause I can't -- I can't do this anymore.

[Door closes]

Jack: Why would you do this? Pretend to be sick? Leaving your hotel room door ajar?

Hilary: You think that I'm faking this?

Jack: I've tried to see your side of this. With all the stress you're under, your health, your marriage. I've even made allowances for your behavior, including that kiss.

Hilary: I told you that that was some kind of reaction to the medication, okay?

Jack: These test results say you're getting better.

Hilary: Do you think that this is some kind of ploy to what? To catch you?

Jack: Devon loves you. He wants to help you. He's there to support you. He will do anything he can for you. I don't know why you would walk away from that.

Hilary: Because too much has happened, Jack. Whatever Devon and I have, it's gone.

Jack: Okay, if that's true, I'm very sorry, but what you and I have is a friendship. We're colleagues. Nothing more. And this -- this threatens that very good friendship. This has got to stop.

[Door opens, closes]

Neil: You know all I want for you is to be happy, right? I've never seen you happier than when you're with Hilary. Maybe the two of you can, you know, still get past this. What do you think?

Devon: Maybe we can't. I mean, she's in the middle of battling a relapse, you know? Think of all the drugs in her system right now. Hell, what if from the beginning that's been the cause of her acting so different? How am I supposed to walk away from her if there's even the slightest chance that her behavior could be out of her control? Or maybe I'm just in denial and she really has turned into someone I don't even know anymore.

Neil: Okay, all right. That's fair. And if you really believe that the medication could be affecting her behavior, then don't worry about what Cane and Lily are talking about. Forget about them protecting the money, right? Don't pretend like you're gonna save the relationship. Save it.

Devon: I didn't expect you to say that.

Neil: Maybe your old man's just a fan of love.

Devon: [Chuckles] I-I really appreciate you, um, understanding. I do. Because the truth is, I love her more than anything, and I would do anything to get her back.

Neil: Yeah.

Devon: Hey.

Hilary: Devon.

Devon: Honey, you all right?

Hilary: I think I need to go to the hospital.

Devon: Why?

Hilary: Jack didn't believe me. I think something's wrong.

Summer: You know, I have never seen Aunt Victoria like that before. She's usually so cool -- thank you -- and in control. It's one of the things I've always admired about her.

Luca: I have the utmost respect for her, as you know. But making promises to the workers she has no intention of keeping, it's not the best judgment call.

Summer: Okay, so what do you think she should do?

Luca: It's not for me to say.

Summer: Okay, come on, Luca. You're good at this. I want to know what you think.

Luca: [Sighs] I'd be less concerned about short-term impact on profits and focus on big-picture goodwill. I'd go to the press. Own the problem. Instead of offering a bogus contract negotiation, I'd address the workers' safety concerns. The company may not be responsible for the disasters, but they need to know we care and that we're on their side. [Sighs]

Summer: [Scoffs] You're really good at this.

Luca: I just think business should be conducted honestly, in the best interests of all concerned.

Summer: Okay, you may have been right earlier. I may have had these teensy, tiny doubts about why you're here and what your motives are, but, I mean, the way that you see things and the way that you step up, you are amazing. And...I'm sorry.

Luca: You want to know my motive? You. I know how important this company is to you and your family. And I only want the best for you.

Summer: Well, thank God we have you to help us with whatever comes next.

Travis: Thought you were busy containing the oil-spill fallout.

Victoria: [Sighs] I've taken steps to minimize the damage to the company.

Travis: Sounds like Victor-speak.

Victoria: Well, the decision that I made was in the best interest of Newman. [Sighs] You're right. I sound just like my father. I guess I -- I guess I am my father's daughter after all.

Travis: No, you're not.

Victoria: How do you know?

Travis: Because you wouldn't be here. It wouldn't bother you. And because I know you.

Billy: You got to be kidding me. Was I not clear with myself here? And, you, what part of "get out of my house" do you not understand?

Cane: Uh, you mean Jill's house.

Billy: No, Jill signed this house over to me.

Cane: With the addendum.

Billy: Screw the addendum.

Cane: All right, Billy, you need to relax, okay? She's paid this gentleman in full.

Billy: I'll pay him twice as much to leave.

Cane: Just let him do this job, Billy.

Billy: There's no job to be done, Cane, okay? Because the house is fine. Jill's got it in her head that she needs to try and control me down to the paint on the walls, all right? She needs to back off because she's screwed with me enough already.

Cane: Al, Al, could you please take the rest of the day off? I appreciate it. Thanks. Okay, now, you and I both know this has nothing to do with the paint, so what is going on here?

Billy: I can't stay away from you! Do you understand that?

Phyllis: Why do you think I came back here? I don't want you to stay away.

Jack: Phyllis?

Phyllis: Oh, I didn't expect you to be back so soon.

Jack: My meeting got canceled. Not entirely a waste. It was a reminder to keep my own priorities straight. There are people for whom their wedding vows are just words.

Phyllis: Where does this come from?

Jack: It doesn't matter. What matters is, I'm through with my work and I get to spend time with my lovely wife, and I don't want to wait till dinner. Let's have lunch. We can make a whole afternoon of it. What do you say?

Phyllis: No.

Dr. Neville: What happened?

Devon: She came down from her room and said she wasn't feeling well, and then she collapsed in my arms.

Neil: Yeah, she said something about, uh, Jack not believing her.

Ashley: Well, the reason that Hilary doesn't "feel well" is because Jack confronted her about her latest test results, which are showing she's improving dramatically.

Dr. Neville: The revamped drug is working. She's getting better.

Devon: So this is all an act? Let me guess. She's fine.

There must have been a mistake at the lab. Mrs. Hamilton's suffering a serious and dramatic decline.

Summer: This cannot be happening. "According to an oil worker at the site of Newman's operation in Newfoundland, 'All the Newmans give us are empty promises and lies. They care about profits, not worker safety.'"

Luca: That is not good.

Summer: I-I thought that your reporter friend was gonna give us a chance to get in front of this.

Luca: No, we lost that opportunity when Victoria decided to cover and try to buy time.

Summer: [Sighs] You were right. We should have owned the problem and addressed their concerns.

Luca: I'm sorry, Summer, but it's playing out exactly as I was afraid it would.

Victoria: I don't want to go back.

Travis: Don't.

Victoria: Yeah. I can't just hide out here.

Travis: I'm not talking about hiding out. I'm talking about a different kind of life. One where you're not forced to give us pieces of your soul on a daily basis, where you used to be happy and alive. Not begin every day with stress and lies.

Victoria: You make it sound so easy.

Travis: It is. I turned my back on that life, and I've never regretted it. You can, too.

Victoria: It's a beautiful dream.

Travis: I mean it. Let's go away together.

Victoria: [Chuckles]

Billy: Everything's fine, all right? This is Mom driving me crazy.

Cane: All right, look, maybe you're right, okay? Maybe it's just Jill grieving Katherine. And she thinks if she can take the place back the way it used to be, then everything's gonna be okay.

Billy: A shrine of love built on cat fights? She needs to move on. She needs to live in the present.

Cane: Mate, she is worried about you.

Billy: Oh, she's worried about me?

Cane: Yeah.

Billy: Right, she's worried about me now. Where was she when I actually wanted her to give a damn?

Cane: Okay, she loves you, and she's worried you're gonna go off the rails again. That's all this is.

Billy: And she cares what color the walls are when I do that? Did she send you, Cane? Is this some kind of mini intervention?

Cane: Uh, no, maybe she's worried you're gonna punch the painter or something, huh?

Billy: Right, and she's not worried that I'm gonna punch you?

Cane: Uh, I'm on your side, okay? Your mom thinks she's starting to see signs that you're going back to the old Billy, okay, and she knows when you do that, you hurt yourself and you start to hurt everybody else around you, and she just -- she doesn't want to see that happen.

Billy: Well, she doesn't have to worry about that now.

Phyllis: I'm not sure I can do dinner, either.

Jack: Why not? Are you really that busy?

Phyllis: No, it's not work.

Jack: What is it? Are you not feeling well?

Phyllis: No, I'm fine.

Jack: You're not fine. You're not fine. What's going on?

Phyllis: There's something I need to tell you.

Next on "The Young and the Restless"...

Victor: My son, I got bad news for you. You've run out of options.

Victoria: [Laughs] Whoo!

Travis: It's amazing. We can set sail in a week, maybe two.

Nikki: Is everything all right?

Jack: No, everything is very wrong.

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