>> Victoria: That was a wonderful dinner. Thank you.
>> Victor: Wasn't it? >> Victoria: Yes, it was.
>> Victor: I think we should do it more often, my darling.
I think your mother might enjoy it.
>> Victoria: Yeah. She wouldn't enjoy us talking
business at the table, though. >> Victor: Well, that's true.
However, if she had known we were talking about
taking over Tucker McCall's company, I think she would
have enjoyed it indeed. >> Victoria: Well, everything
seems to be coming together. We have the financing placed
to buy up his debt. But I think we need to move
quickly before the competitors get the same idea.
>> Victor: Oh, especially now that the rumor's floating
around about Tucker McCall's dire financial straits.
>> Victoria: I'm worried. I am worried about Devon
stepping in, bailing him out. >> Victor: Ah, but to be frank
with you, I think that's too big of a move for Devon.
Besides, he seems to be fighting with Jill and her sister.
>> Victoria: Maybe, but I don't want to give him the chance.
I think we need to move quickly. How do we gain total control
and take over his debt? >> Victor: Well, I think we
should tell him it's inevitable and that he should join us
rather than spend his time fighting us
every step of the way. >> Victoria: We need to force
him to sell us an ownership stake at a cut rate.
I think that would be best for everyone.
>> Victor: Besides, it would piss him off to the core.
>> Audra: Where are you? >> Tucker: Waiting for someone?
>> Audra: I am, but I don't think Brad Pitt's going to make
it. So you'll have to do.
>> Tucker: Well, look at us. Here we are out in public.
Does it feel strange seeing me this way after months
of pretending I don't exist? >> Audra: Doesn't feel stranger
than most of our interactions. >> Tucker: She's feeling saucy
tonight. >> Audra: You know, this
actually feels nice. Just two friends having dinner.
This is what normal people do. >> Tucker: Oh, if you say so.
I wouldn't know. >> Audra: [ Chuckles ]
>> Tucker: God, you're beautiful.
It's lovely to see you. I...
I always find our interactions very stimulating.
>> Audra: Well, what can I say? I am utterly incapable
of being boring. >> Tucker: You are. You are.
Although I just can't help but be a bit suspicious.
>> Audra: Of? >> Tucker: Your motives.
I mean, why do you want to reconnect as friends?
>> Audra: Do I need a motive? >> Tucker: Yes, you do.
Yes, you do. Why don't we hypothesize
for a second? You expressed interest
earlier in the rumor of my enormous debt.
But you're working for Newman Media.
That information couldn't possibly be of any use to them.
Why would Nate care about how much money I owe and to whom?
But Newman Enterprises, Victor and Victoria,
they would care. So I'm just wondering if maybe
this reunion is really about gathering information for them.
♪♪ ♪♪
>> Kyle: There you are. >> Summer: Here I am.
>> Kyle: You blew out the office so abruptly, we didn't get
a chance to talk about it. >> Summer: Did it occur to you
that I didn't want to speak with you?
>> Kyle: We need to work this out.
>> Summer: You mean the way you purposely deceived me for weeks?
Did I get that right? Is that the "this" you're
referring to? >> Kyle: It's complicated.
>> Summer: Explain it to me. >> Kyle: Right here?
>> Summer: Yeah. You want to talk? Let's talk.
>> Ashley: Hello? I'm home. Anybody here?
Hello? >> Diane: Just me.
>> Ashley: Oh. Visiting Harrison, I hope.
>> Diane: No, I'm meeting Jack. We're going out to dinner.
And, you know, you should probably get used to --
>> Jack: Ash. >> Ashley: Hi.
>> Jack: Hi. Welcome home. I didn't know
you were coming in this evening. What -- How was Paris?
>> Ashley: I had fun. What do I have to get used to?
>> Diane: Oh, the fact that we're together again
in every way.
>> Jack: What does that look mean?
>> Ashley: God. Gonna make me say it?
>> Jack: Yeah, I guess I am. >> Ashley: Okay.
Well, apparently you've abandoned your core principles
because you're sleeping with a scam artist, So there's that.
>> Jack: Wow, just off the plane, already with the doom and
gloom. I'm sorry
you can't be happy for me. Happy for us.
>> Diane: Would you prefer some privacy?
I mean, I could excuse myself. >> Jack: No.
>> Ashley: Definitely. >> Diane: I just thought
it might be easier. >> Jack: It's all right, unless
you don't want to be here. Look, I think this affects you,
too. I think you should hear
what's being said. >> Diane: Well, I'm not sure
I want to hear it, but, um, okay, I will stay for you, Jack.
I was just hoping that we could find a way
to meet in the middle. >> Ashley: You know this doesn't
mean she's changed, right? This is just how she operates.
Doesn't mean anything, really, that she's saying that.
>> Jack: You can speak to Diane directly.
She's right here. >> Ashley: Okay.
I have no interest in trying to meet you in the middle, Diane,
because I think we have very different ideas
of what the middle actually is. >> Diane: Possibly.
But I thought if we could keep an open dialog
going that maybe one day we could have
a respectful relationship. >> Jack: Wow, wouldn't that be
nice? >> Ashley: I have no interest
in building any kind of relationship with you, Diane,
because I don't like you. >> Jack: As disappointed as I am
that you won't bend even a little, Ash, this is your
problem, not ours. >> Ashley: You're making it our
problem, Jack, by parading whatever the hell
this is under all of our noses. >> Victor: You and I know that
McCall will be absolutely furious.
And with his back to the wall, who knows what he'll do?
>> Victoria: You sound like you admire that quality.
>> Victor: Well, I've some of it myself, you know.
Comes in handy sometimes. >> Victoria: Do you think that
Tucker is going to do something illogical to try to wreck our
plans? >> Victor: Maybe.
>> Victoria: Well, then we have to try not
to attract any attention, especially from him.
>> Victor: My suggestion is that we confront him directly.
We'll tell him that we are coming just
before we make the deal. It'll so confuse him it'll
throw him off his game. >> Victoria: He might assume
that it's a bluff or a diversion, and he might drop his
guard. He might focus somewhere else.
>> Victor: Ah. And then he'll start scrambling,
trying to find out what else we have in our arsenal.
He'll probably be stupid enough to reveal what piece
he's going to move first. Then, my darling,
in good old Victor Newman fashion, you and I will pounce.
>> Tucker: So, am I right? >> Audra: About what?
>> Tucker: You're here to gather information for the Newmans.
>> Audra: Honestly, Tucker, getting right to the meaty stuff
before I could even take a sip of my wine.
>> Tucker: Mm. Salud. >> Audra: Salud.
>> Tucker: No, this is going to be
a civilized conversation, right? A little wine might even help
us. In vino veritas and all that.
>> Audra: You know, I think we know each other too well
for this conversation to be anything other than civilized.
>> Tucker: And I will do my best to be respectful.
>> Audra: Mm. Really?
>> Tucker: Yes. >> Audra: Is it respectful to
ask me right out of the gate if I'm doing
undercover work for the Newmans? >> Tucker: Absolutely.
I would never put up a facade for you.
Pretend that wasn't foremost on my mind.
I can tell you, though, if it were true
that you are doing that, I would not be angry.
Just pay me the respect that I'm paying you
and don't try to fool me. That's all.
>> Audra: Mm. I can't tell
if that's a threat or if you would be
legitimately hurt by me trying to put one over on you.
>> Tucker: Hurt? No, I wouldn't be hurt.
I would be disappointed, though, deeply, because
I think the one thing that we can count on with each other
always is honesty. Yeah?
>> Audra: Yeah, you're right. We do have that sort of
relationship. Yeah, we can lie
to anyone else within earshot. But you and me,
nothing but the truth. >> Tucker: [ Laughs ]
So? Are you gathering information
for the Newmans? >> Audra: I'm going to be
straight with you. The Newmans know about
your debt. They're planning to buy it up
to give them leverage over you.
>> Summer: I cannot believe that you lied to me and Jack
about colluding with my grandpa. >> Kyle: I'm sorry.
I am. I made the wrong call. I should have been honest with
you when you asked me about it. >> Summer: You think?
>> Kyle: Don't say it like that. You sound like --
>> Summer: I -- I sound like what, Kyle?
Were you just about to say that I sound like my mom?
>> Kyle: Okay, here's the thing I need you to understand.
My deal with Victor, I stand behind it.
>> Summer: Are you serious? >> Kyle: No harm was inflicted
on Jabot because of the information
I gave to Victor. I would never let that happen.
>> Summer: You have no idea what my grandpa could have done.
I love him, but he is crafty and unpredictable.
>> Kyle: It worked out. >> Summer: No, you got lucky.
Adam left of his own accord. That is the only thing
that bailed you out. >> Kyle: And getting Adam out of
Jabot was all I wanted. >> Summer: Exactly.
You were so focused on what you wanted
that you didn't think about any of the consequences.
>> Kyle: Dad called me out on that, too.
But Jabot is better off without Adam, and I know
you feel the same way. You never liked
working with him. And the kicker, apparently Adam
didn't even like being here. >> Summer: You're rationalizing.
And you are totally missing the point.
>> Kyle: Then tell me, what is the point?
>> Summer: This isn't about the company, Kyle.
This isn't about Adam or my grandpa.
This is about us. >> Kyle: I understand that.
I'm being truthful now. >> Summer: It's a little late
for that, isn't it? I begged you not to pursue this.
I told you that I didn't want any more family drama
in our lives. We've had enough of that.
And you did it anyway. What does that say about us?
About our marriage? You completely
violated my trust. >> Jack: There is no us here.
You can't presume to speak for anyone else.
You are the only one being openly hostile
and antagonistic toward Diane. >> Ashley: Just because they
haven't voiced an opinion doesn't mean
they don't have one. I'm sure I can find many,
many people who aren't exactly thrilled about this.
>> Jack: They may have their concerns, but everyone else
is trying to keep an open mind. Everyone else trusts me to do
what's right in my own life. >> Ashley: I don't feel that
way. I don't think
you know what you're doing. And I have the need to protect
you because I can't ignore what's right
in front of my face, Jack. >> Jack: I would argue that you
are being blinded by your hatred and pessimism.
There is no room for redemption, no room for change.
And believe me, it is your truculence that has brought us
to this golden family moment. Welcome home, sis.
>> Ashley: Okay. I love you. I love you.
And I want what's best for you. This isn't it, Jack.
>> Jack: In your opinion. >> Ashley: Do you know what I
see when I see her? When I see Diane, I see nothing
but pain and endless trouble. And not just from the past,
but from the present. I know you keep telling me
that she's changed. But every corner we turn,
there's another surprise. Where, yet again,
she's conveniently forgotten to tell us.
>> Jack: Diane and I have addressed this.
>> Diane: We have. >> Jack: And I am confident that
those surprises are behind us. We are ready to move forward
together. >> Ashley: You're going to
regret this. Trust me.
You're just a pawn in whatever game she's playing.
>> Jack: Wow. With all the blessings
you have been given, you are going to deny me
this little bit of happiness. >> Ashley: Jack, delusion
is not happiness. >> Jack: Oh, come on.
>> Ashley: If I kept falling for Tucker's B.S.,
would you approve of that? Would you?
>> Jack: Let's hope it doesn't come to that.
>> Ashley: Okay, well, that's what I see
when I see the two of you. I'm embarrassed for you.
>> Jack: Enough. I've had enough.
>> Audra: You don't seem surprised.
>> Tucker: It's a clever move on their part.
Just the other day, Nick and Victoria were taunting me
about my company being in trouble.
[ Chuckles ] And since Newman wasn't able
to acquire Chancellor-Winters, it makes sense
that they would come after me. >> Audra: You're a very
appealing target. >> Tucker: Apparently.
And of course, they couldn't just be satisfied
swooping up Daniel Romalotti's gaming platform.
Although I'm sure that was the spark of the idea.
"Why just take that project from Tucker?
Why don't we take everything from him?"
It's very Victor. And his daughter's even worse
now. Of course,
Nick and Nikki will just stand behind them and nod.
>> Audra: Yeah, that's the impression I got.
There doesn't seem to be any real dissension among the ranks.
>> Tucker: Never. That's another Newman trait.
Everybody standing in line in lockstep.
So how much time do I have? >> Audra: I'm not privy
to the specifics, but you and I both know
this is not something they're going to put on the back burner.
>> Tucker: Well, I do appreciate you telling me this,
although I can't help but wonder why.
Are you unhappy at Newman Media or you just missed me?
Or are you an agent of chaos who really enjoys playing
one side against the other and watching the fallout?
>> Audra: I'll let you think whatever you like.
>> Tucker: Ah, yes. Brava. Exactly what I would do.
Although now that it's being done to me,
I'm a little annoyed by it. >> Audra: So now that you know
what's coming next, what are you going to do about it?
>> Victoria: The question is, how do we get Tucker this
information so that it looks natural, like he uncovered it
himself? >> Victor: Simpler the better.
I mean it. Let's go after him directly.
But that is really not all I want to discuss.
>> Victoria: You want to talk about something else?
>> Victor: Mm-hmm. You know how much
my grandchildren mean to me? >> Victoria: Well, yes, of
course I do. >> Victor: What's going on
with Johnny and Chelsea? >> Victoria: Daddy, I'm very
protective of Johnny when it comes to his biological mother.
But he seems very at ease with her these days.
And the idea of him having a brother in Connor,
I think he likes it. >> Victor: And how are you,
sweetheart? >> Victoria: Me?
>> Victor: Yeah. >> Victoria: I'm fine.
Have I given you any reason to worry?
>> Victor: No, no, no, no, no. No.
I just want you to remember how important family is
and how important it is to maintain that connection.
>> Victoria: Oh. We're not talking about
my family right now, are we? We're talking, actually, about
your family. More specifically,
you'd like to discuss Adam. >> Jack: This conversation is
over. >> Ashley: And yet again,
nothing's been resolved. >> Jack: I am resolved
that we are done here. You offered nothing to this
conversation, nothing concrete, nothing helpful, no remedies,
just negativity. As far as I'm concerned,
you can take that and go right back out the door.
And don't come back until you're ready to have
a meaningful conversation. >> Ashley: Wait one second.
So this is really becoming a thing for you
where you think you can kick me out of the family home?
>> Jack: I guess so. >> Ashley: We've talked about
this, Jack. You can't do it.
This is our home, not just yours.
>> Jack: How much? >> Ashley: How much what?
>> Jack: How much is it going to cost me to buy you
out of this house? If you can't respect me,
if you can't respect the decisions I make,
living together is going to be untenable.
So how much is it going to cost to get you out of this house?
>> Ashley: Yeah, that's going to happen.
When hell freezes over. [ Door slams ]
>> Jack: [ Breathing heavily ]
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Jack: I'm sorry you had to overhear that.
>> Diane: Oh, no need to apologize.
I feel like I'm partly to blame. >> Jack: That's nonsense.
>> Diane: No, I might have instigated the argument.
Ashley was so abrasive and condescending when she came in.
And then I might have gloated a little bit when I said
that we were back together. But I should have exercised
more restraint. >> Jack: That is very generous
of you to say that, but I have a feeling
we're in for a few more of those arguments in our future.
>> Diane: I can handle Ashley's disdain for me,
but what really bothers me is what this is doing to you.
You and your sister are so close,
and I'm just worried that our relationship is driving a wedge
between the two of you. >> Jack: Ashley and I will be
fine. Tempers got the best
of us today, and we have overcome far worse than this.
We'll be fine. We just need some time.
>> Diane: Well, I'm -- I'm glad you feel that way.
And it gives me hope that everything will work out.
And I won't be a disruption to your family life.
>> Jack: You disrupt all you want.
My family will be fine. It is solid.
>> Diane: Wow. This has been quite a day.
Hey, how did things go with Kyle when I left the office?
Did he have an explanation for the messages from Victor?
>> Jack: He did. It was not
what I wanted to hear. >> Kyle: I am so sorry, Summer.
I know I broke our trust, and it was weighing on me
the whole time. I never meant to hurt you.
And today I was going to explain myself in private,
but I didn't get the chance to. So what can I do
to make this up to you? >> Summer: You really don't get
it, do you? This isn't a "buy me flowers
and everything's okay" type of situation.
Kyle, for the last several months, I have kept telling you
that I don't want any secrets or lies in our life together.
>> Kyle: You were talking about my mom.
>> Summer: Yeah, and you've just proved to me that you're capable
of the same things as Diane. >> Kyle: Oh, don't compare me
to my mother. >> Summer: Why not?
You just compared me to mine. >> Kyle: Okay, you're right.
I'm sorry. Can we just go home?
>> Summer: Kyle, you can't just toss out a quick apology
and expect forgiveness. That's not the way
that this works. >> Tucker: I actually don't know
what I'm going to do next. >> Audra: Really?
Or is it that you just don't want to tell me?
>> Tucker: Well, if that were the case, would you blame me?
For all I know, you shared that information for the sole purpose
of finding out what I'd do next. >> Audra: I thought we were
always honest with each other. I scratched your back.
Don't you want to scratch mine? >> Tucker: Wasn't this supposed
to be a platonic dinner? That sounded a little more
than platonic. >> Audra: Old habits.
>> Tucker: Mm-hmm. Well, why don't we
take this platonic conversation among two friends back
to my hotel room? >> Audra: Don't forget we said
we stayed friends without benefits.
>> Tucker: I thought that was just lip service.
>> Audra: [ Chuckles ] You're right about that.
But not tonight. >> Tucker: Mm.
>> Audra: Rain check. Maybe. >> Tucker: [ Chuckles ]
I still have a sneaking suspicion you're playing me.
>> Audra: Does that bother you? >> Tucker: Are you kidding?
I'm so turned on right now by it.
We've never been on opposite sides before.
It'll take some getting used to, but it's exhilarating knowing
we'll be banging into each other, once in a while anyway.
>> Audra: Well, then, this was a successful evening.
Thanks for dinner. >> Tucker: My pleasure.
Till we meet again. >> Victoria: I know you're
determined to bring Adam back into the fold of the company,
but, Daddy, you have to be realistic.
>> Victor: Sweetheart, how am I being unrealistic?
>> Victoria: As I told you earlier, there's no place for
him at the company. At least nothing that
he wouldn't consider demeaning. Anything less than CEO,
and he's going to be so insulted.
>> Victor: You're probably right.
You haven't put it together yet, have you?
>> Victoria: What? What am I missing?
>> Victor: Why the hell do you think I'm so interested in
Tucker McCall's company? It'd be perfect for Adam to run
it.
>> Kyle: It is not my intention to just buy you gifts
and expect forgiveness. I need to put in the work.
I understand that. But I need you to understand
that comparing me to my mother isn't fair.
>> Summer: How is it not fair? >> Kyle: This was a one-off
attempt to help Jabot by getting rid of Adam.
I felt like I had to be deceitful to execute the plan.
But look, I'm not proud of it. And it's not going to happen
again because it's not who I am. >> Summer: You lied to me
and you continued lying to me even after you had
the opportunity to come clean. You chose.
You actively chose to deceive me.
That is what hurts the most. >> Kyle: Look, I thought I was
doing the right thing. >> Summer: Did you?
Because I kind of feel like if you thought that this deal
was the right move, you wouldn't have kept it a secret.
No, you knew that it was wrong, and you just wanted
to do it anyway. >> Jack: In the end, Adam was
very honest and agreeable. >> Diane: So he just left?
>> Jack: Yeah. He's no longer a Jabot employee.
>> Diane: Gosh, I wouldn't have expected him
to give up the job so easily. >> Jack: He said it was never
a perfect fit and he needed to move on.
And I understood that. Kyle --
Kyle, on the other hand, I -- I let him know how deeply
disappointed I am giving company secrets
to Victor Newman, of all people. >> Diane: I'm not trying to take
Kyle's side, but I'm sure he was just trying
to protect you and the company. >> Jack: Another person offering
me protection I don't need. >> Diane: All right, well,
if you can work through your issues with Ashley,
then I'm sure that you and Kyle can get past this.
>> Jack: Yeah. I won't argue with you there.
I just -- I hate the timing of all this.
Just when we should be happy, just -- I just want everyone
to be in a good place all at the same time.
It never works out that way. And by everyone, I mean you, me,
and Kyle. >> Diane: Are you still worried
how he feels about us? >> Jack: I told you, he worries
that if things fall apart for us, you will leave town.
>> Diane: And I've tried to tell him that that is not the case.
>> Jack: Well, we just have to continue to reassure him
whenever we can. >> Diane: Yeah, well, how do we
do that without sounding like overbearing parents?
>> Jack: By example. Every day
that he sees us growing closer, finding more joy in each other
is another day that he doesn't have to worry about us.
He will come to understand what I know now.
We're going to get it right this time.
>> Diane: I love hearing you say that.
>> Jack: God, we have been through so much.
>> Diane: Yeah. >> Jack: We both had to change.
But you changed in the most remarkable, wonderful ways.
And I am falling in love with the woman you've become.
Probably should have said that a while ago, but it's true.
I love you. You enter a room and my --
my pulse quickens. My -- My heart is full.
I see you with our son, with our grandson,
and I think how lucky they are to have you in their lives.
How grateful I am to have you in mine.
>> Diane: Gosh, I am a grown woman, but my heart is just
going -- Feel that.
Jack, besides being crazy about you, you are my joy.
You are my safe place. You're the proof that I've done
something good and right in my life.
I love you so much. It feels so good
to be able to say that. >> Jack: Stay right here.
I'll be right back. >> Nate: Yeah, I still have 15,
20 minutes of work left. Yeah.
I'm sorry, Elena. Look, I will be home as soon
as I can, okay? Don't wait up.
>> Audra: I thought you might be here.
>> Nate: So how'd it go with Tucker?
Did he show up? >> Audra: Oh, we had a lovely
dinner and a nice bottle of wine he kept trying to get me
to drink too much of. >> Nate: And the business side
of things? How much does he know?
>> Audra: We had a fruitful conversation.
He's aware that certain parties have an acute interest in
his company's financial status. >> Nate: Hmm.
Well, I'm sure you handled that smoothly.
Downplayed it or feigned ignorance.
Yeah, that would make sense. >> Audra: I went a different
way. >> Nate: As in?
>> Audra: I told him the truth. >> Nate: Audra.
>> Audra: I told him that the Newmans intend to buy his debt.
>> Nate: Why the hell would you reveal that?
>> Audra: Trust me, it's a smart move.
>> Nate: How could it possibly be?
Huh? Now he knows exactly
what we're planning to do. >> Audra: Yeah, but it sends him
a clear message that Newman has the upper hand.
He tried not to show it, but Tucker was rattled.
>> Diane: After all these years, we're finally
in the right place. We're in love.
And what? You run off? >> Jack: I wanted to give you
these. >> Diane: Oh, that's practical.
I'll be coming and going more -- >> Jack: And I think
you misunderstand me. I just told you how much
I want you in my life. Why put off the inevitable?
I don't want to spend another night apart.
I want this to be your home, too.
>> Diane: [ Chuckles ] >> Kyle: I hate that I've hurt
you and that we were arguing at the office.
But when I decided to pass along information to Victor,
it was a business move, pure and simple.
I didn't have any other agenda besides tossing out a rotten
apple from my family's company. >> Summer: Can you please just
spare me the ends justifying the means excuse?
And do you know how many despicable things my grandpa
has done using that as his justification?
Kyle, don't be like him. Don't be like Diane, either.
Just be you. That's the person that I love.
>> Kyle: We can get past this. I know I can make this better.
>> Summer: Stop. No matter what justification
you use, you still lied to me. I need to sit with this anger
for a while. This is going to take some time
to get through this. >> Kyle: That's what I was just
saying. We can work through --
>> Summer: No, I need to work through this alone.
>> Nate: I really wish you would have told me this is how you
were going to handle Tucker. >> Audra: Look, I didn't know
what I was going to do until I got there, okay?
Then I realized that the best way to get him
to trust me was being up front. >> Nate: But it wasn't
what we discussed, Audra. >> Audra: It's better.
Look, I'm 100% loyal to you and to Newman.
I'm only trying to help. I saw a chance to gain
his confidence, and I took it. The best way to get a read
on Tucker is to force his hand and watch closely.
Now that he knows for a fact that Newman wants to buy up his
debt, he'll -- he'll have to take action.
>> Nate: Like what? >> Audra: I don't know yet.
But as long as he thinks that I'm playing both sides
against each other, he'll keep me in the loop,
provided that I have something to offer him.
This will work. He'll be forced into a corner,
and we'll be there to pick up the pieces.
The Newmans will win. >> Victoria: I can't believe
I didn't see this. Of course.
Of course you want Tucker's company for Adam.
Oh, I should have put it together when you said that you
would never give up on him, which I still maintain
you're going to come to regret. >> Victor: Sweetheart, I do not
share your concern. >> Victoria: I know that, Daddy.
So why don't we just get back to business?
Are you going to have Adam run Tucker's company
as a private entity, or is it going to be
under the Newman umbrella? >> Victor: You mean the question
is, will Adam report to you? >> Victoria: Well, he's going to
ask you the same thing. >> Victor: Well, we can deal
with the hierarchy issue later. But I assure you, if Adam comes
back into our fold, he will not impact
you negatively at all. >> Victoria: That's so funny.
I thought that the plan was to expand the company
and conquer new markets. But to me, this just sounds
like a plan to make Adam feel good about himself.
>> Victor: Sweetheart, be objective now.
The numbers speak for themselves.
We will make a lot of profit. Come on.
And you know, if Adam runs that company,
that means he's back in the family.
And to reunite my family means everything to me.
>> Victoria: I know. I know, Daddy.
I know you think this is the perfect solution with --
with potential all around. But I disagree.
You are the one who told us to never
underestimate Tucker McCall. Well, the same thing can be said
for Adam. Well, I guess we'll just have to
be on our guard now, because we won't be dealing with
one unpredictable wild card. We'll be dealing
with two of them. >> Victor: I'll deal with them.
Don't you worry. Okay? >> Tucker: Yeah,
I need something investigated. Someone's been looking
into my debt, and I need to know what they learned.
Because if I sit around waiting for my lender to tell me things
have changed, it'll be too late. So I need that information
right away. [ Knock on door ]
Get back to me when you got it, okay?
Bye.
♪♪
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