>> Daniel: Have I told you lately what a genius you are?
>> Lily: Yes, but you can always tell me more.
Thank you. >> Daniel: You're a genius.
>> Lily: Thank you. Why am I a genius?
>> Daniel: For recommending that I use Sally to decorate
my new place, something I never would have
thought of and, I don't know. I'm actually really excited
about it. >> Lily: Oh, good.
Well, you're a genius for listening to me. So, when
is she coming here? >> Daniel: In about an hour.
Oh, are you free because I would love for you to be
a part of this whole process. >> Lily: Uh, I would love to,
but I have some Chancellor-Winters business
to take care of with Devon, but if I finish early,
maybe I could come meet you? >> Daniel: Yeah, definitely.
Sounds great. Um... now, can I ask you something?
>> Lily: Yes. >> Daniel: Are you still cool
with me living just a few floors down from you?
>> Devon: Excuse me, but I'd like to make
a reservation for 52 people for tonight at 7 p.m.,
if possible. >> Abby: Mm-hmm. I highly
doubt that there's 52 people you want to be with.
Hi. >> Devon: Hey.
How are you doing? >> Abby: What are you
doing here? >> Devon: I just came to see
my pretty lady and share some-- some news with you.
>> Abby: What's the news? >> Devon: I spoke with Mariah
and Tessa earlier and they told me that Aria is doing
fantastic with her new hearing aids.
>> Abby: Oh, my gosh. That's amazing.
They've been so worried. >> Devon: I know, I know.
It's great progress. >> Abby: Well, I'm gonna have
to call Mariah. Thank you so much for coming to tell me
in person. >> Devon: Of course.
Take any excuse to come see you. I'm also gonna stop
by our old place and have a meeting with Lily.
>> Abby: Our old place? Meaning Lily's new place?
>> Devon: Yes, yes. I think I, uh, I don't know.
I think I like hanging on to the old ways.
Feeling a little unsettled about all the change happening
these days. >> Abby: What change?
What are you talking about?
♪♪♪
>> Chloe: Oh, thank you.
Well, look at you, all chipper and energetic.
I haven't seen that in a long time. Like,
a really long time. I like it. >> Sally: So do I.
I'll have the same thing. >> Chloe: Uh, so tell me,
what's going on? >> Sally: Well, I'm actually
headed from here to meet with my very first client,
Daniel Romalotti, I will have you know.
>> Chloe: Wow, that's amazing. Congratulations.
And now, I don't have to worry about Kevin going over there
to cardboard boxes and two recliners. I got this.
>> Sally: Oh, thank you. Daniel would never. I mean,
I know you know him better than I do, but the man
is an artist. He is a thinker. He's gonna want something
interesting, but personal, dynamic visuals,
but with lots of comfort. >> Chloe: Oh, that's a really
good pitch. >> Sally: Right?
>> Chloe: You know, I am just so happy that things
are finally turning around for you.
>> Sally: Yeah, it feels really great. I really was
starting to wonder if I was ever gonna wake up
and be excited for my life again and have something
to look forward to, and now here I am.
I really can't believe it. >> Chloe: Well, I get the
impression that this mood is about more than just work.
I'm gonna guess that things are back on track with
you and Nick. [ Sally chuckling ]
>> Victor: The time has come to tell you all the truth.
I have to admit... that my mental state has been
somewhat precarious as of late. I hate to say it,
but I've lived in denial for a while.
So, the time has come when I need to do something
about it.
>> Lily: Well, I mean, it's a little late to ask me now,
right? You already bought the place.
>> Daniel: True. I just-- >> Lily: What?
>> Daniel: I guess that I want you to be as excited
as I am about this. >> Lily: Yeah. Well, I mean,
if I'm being honest... I am thrilled. I'm really,
really happy that we're gonna be close to each other.
>> Daniel: Great. So, it's all good.
>> Lily: It's great. It is. Never ask me again.
>> Daniel: Okay. >> Lily: Wait, aren't you
meeting Sally? Right? >> Daniel: Well, you know,
I do have a little bit of time. When was Devon supposed to be
coming over here? >> Lily: Oh. I have a little
bit of time too. >> Daniel: Oh, yeah?
>> Abby: Okay. >> Devon: Oh, thank you.
>> Abby: This change thing, you're not talking about
our living arrangements, are you? Are you wanting
to move back into your old building?
>> Devon: No, no, not at all. I love the mansion.
It feels home. Dominic loves it too.
>> Abby: He does love it, yes. So, what are you talking about?
>> Devon: I'm mostly talking about the company.
Mamie's investment into it. >> Abby: But you love Mamie?
>> Devon: I do love Mamie, yeah. I just don't know how
this is gonna change things. I know she's really adamant
about bringing Nate back into the fold.
>> Abby: I see, yes. That does complicate things,
but it could be a positive thing, right? I mean, you had
talked about wanting to work things out with
your cousin eventually. >> Devon: The key word
right there is "eventually." 'Cause I think-- I think a lot
more time needs to go by before we ever consider
bringing Nate back and, you know, Mamie is just
trying to force family unity through business transactions
and force us to do things we're not ready to do yet
just for the sake of the company.
>> Abby: Can I say something? >> Devon: Please.
>> Abby: As a Newman and an Abbott, I mean, I know
a thing or two about this. My family communicates in
business memos and hostile takeovers. I know that you
are strong enough to not be manipulated by anyone and if
Mamie wants to use her leverage in the company to reunite you
with your cousin, I mean, it's really not anything
to be afraid of. >> Devon: Yeah, that's true.
>> Abby: Just trust your instincts and you'll be fine.
>> Devon: Yeah, I don't know. Maybe that's not the only
thing about Mamie's involvement that concerns me.
>> Abby: Okay, what else is there?
>> Devon: Well, I half think that Tucker is behind her
investment in Chancellor-Winters,
just to get closer to me. >> Abby: Oh.
>> Devon: It's a different tune when Tucker might be involved,
isn't it? >> Abby: Yeah, it's not just
a different tune, it's not music at all. It's like nails
on a chalkboard. I mean, gosh, can this guy just get
out of our lives? >> Devon: And yet, this is
what I'm dealing with. >> Abby: Well, I have faith that
you're gonna do the right thing, so just meet with Lily and
figure out what the two of you want.
Look, I know that you are strong and you are not going
to be manipulated or bullied by anyone, so don't let
Mamie push you around and don't let Tucker bully you
into anything. >> Devon: This is why I came
to see you because you make everything sound so simple.
But I love you for it. >> Abby: I love you.
>> Devon: I really do. Thank you.
>> Abby: It's all gonna be fine. >> Devon: Thank you.
I appreciate the soda. >> Abby: Yes.
>> Devon: See you at home, okay? >> Abby: Okay.
Good luck! >> Devon: Thank you.
>> Victor: I'm sorry, my darling.
>> Nikki: That announcement was not at all what I was
hoping you would say. >> Adam: Dad, I--
I really admire that you're facing what we all have noticed.
>> Victor: Is that why you tried to trick me into
seeing a doctor? To be evaluated without
my consent? >> Adam: No.
Okay, I wasn't happy about it, you can trust me on that,
but you just said that you were in denial. Would you have
co-operated if I was upfront with you?
[ Victor sighing ] >> Victor: I guess...
I've been faking this whole damn thing, you know?
Because I was afraid of what was happening to me.
I apologize. >> Nick: No apologies, Dad.
I was wondering if that's what was happening.
Obviously, I hoped it wasn't, but the thought did occur to me.
>> Victoria: Yes, Daddy. And when Nicholas told me,
I was wondering the same thing. What needs to be done?
How do we handle this? [ Victor sighing ]
>> Sally: Professionally, things are fine with Nick.
Personally... not so much.
>> Chloe: What is that supposed to mean?
>> Sally: Nick made it very clear that I need to figure out
who I am and what I want. >> Chloe: Okay, well that's
an easy one. >> Sally: It is?
>> Chloe: What, yes! Come on! You're Sally Spectra, designer
extraordinaire. And what do you want?
I mean, that is easy too. You want a successful,
gratifying future with Nick as your partner
in every way. Am I wrong? >> Sally: I love how you're
able to just cut through all the emotional clutter and
get straight to the bottom line. And the bottom line is that
the swift kick in my ass that Nick gave me really woke me up.
I am tired of wrapping myself in this shroud of confusion
and despair and pretending like it's comforting me,
when really, it's just more like a straitjacket.
>> Chloe: Will you please go easy on yourself? I mean,
you've been through so much. >> Sally: Yes, but that does not
give me permission to settle for slinking around
day after day, night after night, moping and-- and
crying into my pillow. I mean, it's embarrassing
and it's nauseating and pathetic and I'm not even
enjoying my own company anymore, so how can I expect
anyone else to? >> Chloe: Well, you don't hear
me complaining about it. >> Sally: Yes, but that's
because you're such an incredible friend.
My only friend, actually, now that I mention it,
but that's okay 'cause you're so wonderful, you count
for about a dozen of them. >> Chloe: Well, I do have
a very big personality. This is true.
>> Sally: Well, it is up to me to repay you for it.
>> Chloe: Friendships are not transactional. Wait, unless
you wanna buy me a yacht. >> Sally: Okay, noted.
But I-- I-- I need to do this for both of us. It is time
for me to get my act together. You know, I'm-- I'm-- I'm--
I'm done with this sadness and this poor me attitude
that I have fallen into, you know? I'm-- I'm--
I am going to embrace this new career, I'm gonna live
my life and I am finally going to get my spark back.
That is a promise. >> Chloe: Go, you.
>> Sally: Because you're right. I am Sally Spectra and
I am finally going to start living the name again.
>> Chloe: Can I get an amen? [ Sally giggling ]
>> Chloe: It is a great new plan, as long as it doesn't
include Adam. I am just-- I'm so thrilled to hear this
and I really needed to hear it. I have had a crappy few days
and I just needed to be reminded that I don't have
to be living like this. >> Sally: Wait, what happened?
What's wrong? >> Chloe: Oh, you know what?
I-- I should have seen it coming because when I first--
>> Sally: Hello. Chloe, I would love for you to meet
my very first client of my brand new business,
Daniel Romalotti. >> Chloe: Hi. You know,
you look oddly familiar. >> Daniel: You know, I was just
about to say the same thing. [ Daniel and Chloe laughing ]
>> Chloe: Good to see you! >> Daniel: How you doing?
>> Chloe: Oh, you look great. >> Daniel: Thank you. You too.
May I sit down? >> Chloe: Yeah. Of course.
>> Sally: Thank you so much for sending me photos
of your new place. I have a dozen ideas.
I cannot wait to get over there and walk you through them.
>> Daniel: Yeah, well, that makes two of us.
[ phone ringing ] Oh, hang on a second.
This will just take a minute. Sorry, excuse me.
Hello, Matt? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Did you get
the email? >> Sally: I've got an idea.
Come with me to Daniel's. Let me exploit your wisdom
and your impeccable taste. >> Chloe: Uh, yeah. I think
I could actually make that work. I've got a couple of
hours 'til my next meeting, although I'd rather have
a root canal. >> Sally: That bad, huh?
I'm-- I'm so sorry. You were just about to tell me.
>> Chloe: No, no, no. You know what? Uh, let's not
get into all that. I'm not gonna rain on
your parade. You have to focus on your first new client,
so to answer your question, yes, I would love to tag along.
>> Lucy: I really hope Dad found us somewhere to live.
>> Heather: Why? What do you have against the Athletic Club?
Everybody loves this place. >> Lucy: I do too. I just--
I don't know. Living here feels so temporary.
Once we have our own place, it'll feel more real.
Like we're actually living here.
>> Heather: I feel exactly the same way.
As soon as we get settled in, I will reach out to
your father. >> Lucy: Okay. Just don't
tell him we're here yet. I wanna make sure it's
a surprise. >> Heather: You really are
happy that we made this decision, aren't you?
>> Lucy: I am. I'm really happy and relieved too.
Don't get me wrong, Portugal was fun and interesting,
and I'm really happy we got to spend some time there.
It's just... I missed America.
I missed home. >> Heather: I know, honey.
Me too. >> Lucy: I missed Dad too.
I mean, even before we left the country, but he's Dad
again and um, I'm really happy I get to be near him.
>> Lily: Okay, so, what do you think? Are we good?
>> Devon: I think we are. >> Lily: Yeah?
>> Devon: I say let's send it. >> Lily: Send it? Okay.
Done. >> Devon: Done. Good.
>> Lily: Easy. >> Devon: What is next?
>> Lily: Uh, next... [ Lily sighing ]
I think we should talk about Aunt Mamie.
>> Devon: Okay. >> Lily: Yeah, I don't know.
I've just been thinking a lot about what she's done
and what she hopes to do. >> Devon: Yeah, so have I.
>> Lily: I don't know. I just feel like her dreams for
the company hinge on Nate coming back to work with us.
But I don't know. I mean, is that even a possibility?
>> Victor: Now... obviously, the top priority
in all of this is that we protect the integrity
of Newman Enterprises. >> Victoria: Dad, the top
priority is protecting your health at all costs.
>> Nick: Vic's right. You come first.
>> Nate: We need a diagnosis and a treatment plan,
assuming it's a treatable condition, which, of course,
we're all hoping it is. >> Victor: That's why you
think I should take a leave of absence.
>> Nate: Yes, I am. And since you and I have
already discussed this, there's no reason for us
not to be open about it now. Well, I've been making calls
to a select few of my former colleagues and I found
a world class private clinic where Victor can be tested
and diagnosed. >> Victoria: And I assume by
private, you mean NDAs from top to bottom?
>> Nate: Yes. >> Victoria: Complete
discretion. >> Nate: Mm-hmm. We simply
create a cover story to explain Victor's absence
for however long that is. In fact, since you and I
discussed this, I drafted a press release.
>> Victor: Hm. >> Nate: I'll send you each
a copy for your approval before I submit it to
the PR department. >> Victor: All right.
Adam, do you concur with this plan of action?
>> Adam: No, I don't. Not at all.
>> Heather: You're right, honey. It really is good
to be home. You know, this, uh, it feels right.
>> Lucy: Almost. >> Heather: Almost?
Ah, yes. Time to call your dad. Okay.
Daniel, hi. It's Heather. Uh, Lucy and I were just
wondering if you found a place for us to stay
when we get to Genoa City? Give me a call back
when you can, thanks. >> Adam: A few decades ago,
some manufactured cover story about Victor Newman taking
some no big deal routine leave of absence might have
worked, but today? Are you kidding me?
The press, Newman's rival companies, they're gonna
take Dad's leave of absence and see it for exactly what it
is: a red flag that something is wrong.
>> Victoria: I am sure there are ways to handle this
without that happening, Adam. >> Adam: Okay, then why don't
you tell me what they are and convince me
they are ironclad. It's not possible.
Rumors and suppositions have become blood sport and
technology the way it is, you don't think some young,
hot shot reporter is gonna find out about Dad? Find out
where he is and exploit the hell out of it?
>> Nick: Okay, Adam. You made your point. Do you
have an alternative idea? >> Adam: As a matter of fact,
I do. >> Victoria: Please, tell us.
We're all dying to hear it. >> Adam: We bring the diagnosis
and the treatment to Dad. We keep it all in house,
private, as it should be. We get him whatever he needs
and as a family, we help maintain the appearance
of normalcy. >> Nate: I'm sorry. I think
that's a mistake. What Victor needs is a controlled,
specialized environment. >> Adam: This is Victor Newman
that we're talking about, Nate. We can transform the ranch
and/or Newman Tower into the most controlled specialized
environment in the world and we can hire the best
specialists money can buy. >> Nate: I am telling you,
this is not the best course of action. Your health and
well-being are on the line here. It would be a huge mistake
to compromise on something this important.
>> Victoria: Mom, what do you think?
>> Devon: Yeah, I have been asking myself that same
question about reconciling with Nate ever since Mamie
made it clear that's what she wants.
>> Lily: And what's your answer? >> Devon: I mean, my answer
is maybe. >> Lily: Okay. Well, that's
better than definitely not. >> Devon: Just...
Nate burnt a lot of bridges that need to be rebuilt with us.
>> Lily: Yeah, I know. I absolutely agree.
>> Devon: And as much as I can appreciate what Mamie's
trying to do for the family, I still don't think she's
being completely honest about her plans for the company
and if they involve Jill or not. >> Lily: Well, I mean, it's
definitely complicated given their history.
>> Devon: Yeah. What about you? Like could you-- Would you ever
be able to see Nate working for Chancellor-Winters again?
Because it sure as hell wouldn't be as a COO.
>> Lily: No, no. Definitely not COO. I don't know.
I feel like Mamie's kind of hoping that we'll lean more
on our family loyalty than our actual personal connection
to Jill. >> Devon: Yeah, and that's
all fine, but Jill owns half the company and we work
with her, so Mamie has to know there's no getting
around that. >> Lily: Okay, let me ask
you a hypothetical question, and I'm not saying it's gonna
happen. I'm just, you know, for argument's sake.
>> Devon: Okay. >> Lily: What if Mamie's
ultimate plan is to push Jill out and have our family
be the sole owners of Chancellor-Winters?
Like, what would you think about that?
>> Daniel: Well, here we are. >> Sally: Oh, congratulations.
>> Daniel: Yeah. >> Sally: This is great.
Loads of potential. >> Daniel: Thanks.
I'm pretty excited about it. I can't wait to hear
all your plans. >> Chloe: I just love this
folding table. I think this is the perfect place for it.
>> Sally: Clearly, you don't need me. So, I would love
to hear what you are thinking. Nothing specific. Just a general
sense of the perfect living space that you are aiming for.
>> Daniel: Okay. Um, well, I know that I want comfortable
and relaxed. Um... I want a home. You know,
I don't want some flashy, opulent showpiece here.
But, I would like it to carry some weight. You know, I want
it to feel like a place that somebody lives in that
appreciates both art and tech. >> Sally: That is exactly
what I was hoping you would say. We're on the same page,
my friend. This is gonna be perfect.
>> Daniel: Great. Hey, Lily told me that
you'd get me. >> Sally: Smart woman.
All right, so let's get started. >> Chloe: Uh, I know I'm just
along for the ride here, but I have some good ideas
about the dining area. >> Sally: Well, I am actually
trying to impress my new client, so if your ideas are better
than mine, I'm stealing them. >> Chloe: Oh.
>> Sally: And by stealing them, I mean, you know, taking them
under advisement. >> Daniel: Of course.
Um, should we start with the bedroom?
>> Sally: Yes. [ knocking on door ]
>> Daniel: That's gotta be Lily. I invited her.
I hope that's no problem.
>> Daniel: Oh, it's so good to see you. Welcome back.
>> Lucy: Thanks, Dad. I would've called, but surprises
are better, so surprise! >> Daniel: Surprises are
better. You got me. Come on in.
Hey. >> Heather: Hi.
>> Daniel: Hey. >> Heather: Hi.
Good to see you. >> Daniel: Good to see you too.
Uh, Sally, this is Heather and this is my daughter, Lucy.
>> Sally: Hi, nice to meet you. >> Heather: Nice to meet you.
>> Daniel: Sally here was just about to give me her
vision for how I should be decorating this place.
>> Heather: Hm. Well, thank God he's not going to do it
himself this time. [ Daniel laughing ]
>> Daniel: That's a joke. She's kidding. Yeah, no,
it wasn't that bad. >> Heather: It was bad.
It was really bad. >> Daniel: How did you know
where to find me? >> Heather: We called your
office and your assistant said you were taking
a personal day to start decorating your new place.
>> Lucy: Right. You also sent me photos and your
address when you were pretending to need
my final approval. >> Daniel: I wasn't pretending.
No. Yes, okay, maybe a little,
but I'd already bought the place, but I knew it was
because, you know, you were gonna love it.
>> Lucy: Well, you were wrong. I hate it.
>> Daniel: Oh. Oh. Well, I guess you don't need
your very own room then. >> Lucy: I love it so much.
>> Daniel: Yeah, I thought you would. Um, well let's
get started. Let's see these plans. What's going on?
>> Sally: Okay. Uh, so first and foremost, I'm thinking
a clean design edge, but with texture for variety.
>> Chloe: Yeah, because I feel like you're a texture kind
of guy. >> Daniel: Mm-hmm. Yes.
It's as if you've known me my whole life.
>> Heather: Pretty cool, huh? >> Lucy: Yeah.
>> Devon: I'm not a huge fan of hypotheticals, just 'cause
you end up going down a bunch of rabbit holes and you don't
get anywhere, but in the real world, I can't see Mamie
having the power or the money to take down Jill.
>> Lily: Well, not without a partner, which brings us
back to Tucker. >> Devon: Right. And I can't
confirm that they are working together and I can't confirm
that they're not. Tucker isn't giving anything away.
>> Lily: He definitely excels at that.
>> Devon: I have to imagine though that he's probably
focused on Ashley being back in town and what he's gonna
do about that and the Abbotts. >> Lily: Yeah, I mean, look,
I feel bad for the Abbotts, but I'm relieved for us.
I mean, do you know what his plan is?
>> Devon: No, no, I don't know what his plan is
and I honestly-- I'm tired of worrying all the time
about what he's gonna do or what he's not gonna do,
unless it's to my family or to people I care about.
>> Lily: Which brings us back to Nate.
>> Nikki: What I think is that you're all getting ahead
of yourselves. Shouldn't we get an initial
diagnosis and know exactly what we're dealing with before
we make an ironclad decision? >> Victoria: Look, I'm sorry,
but I've been thinking things through and I have to agree
with Adam on this. >> Adam: That is something
I never expected to hear. >> Victoria: It's simple, okay?
The more control that we maintain as a family, the more
that we can protect Dad and Newman Enterprises from
the vultures and the press who are-- They're gonna attack
the minute that they sense something's wrong.
So, it's better that he stay put. It's too risky
to send him someplace else.
>> Devon: I think this is a moot point anyway because
Nate already made it clear he's not interested in
leaving Newman. He's got a good thing going on over
there. He's happy. He has Victoria. He claims
they treat him better than his family ever did,
so let's just let him stay. >> Lily: Yeah, no, sure.
Let him stay, but I mean, putting work aside, I think
it would mean a lot to Mamie if we could at least make
an effort to reconcile things, right? What do you think?
>> Devon: I think that-- I don't know. It sounds like
it means as much to you as it does to Mamie that
we do this. >> Lily: Well, I don't know.
I guess having her back in town and talking about
bringing the family together again, it struck
a chord with me. >> Devon: What do you mean?
>> Lily: Well, because Dad is gone, Mom's gone, you know?
Harmony's not here. We don't know if you and Tucker will
ever have a relationship. Mattie and Charlie are off
living their adult lives, but Nate's family too
and he's made an effort to put the past in the past.
>> Devon: Yeah. I can't argue with you about that.
I'll, uh, I can give it a try. I'll do it for Mamie and
I'll do it for you. >> Lily: Thank you.
I appreciate that. >> Devon: No problem.
I, uh, I'm probably gonna get going.
>> Lily: Okay, we'll chat later.
>> Devon: Yes. Of course, we will.
>> Lily: All right. >> Devon: I love you.
>> Lily: I love you. Bye. >> Devon: Yeah.
[ Devon sighing ] >> Nate: Listen. I understand
wanting to control the publicity, but we also have
to think about the best treatment.
Doctors can monitor and control things much more
definitively if he's checked into a specialized clinic.
Isn't that the most important consideration?
>> Nick: In other words, you're proposing that we send
my dad away. >> Nate: For the time being.
Voluntary admission into a state-of-the-art facility
where Victor would stay for as short or as long a time
as necessary, which will be determined by a team of
some of the best mental health specialists in the world.
>> Victor: So, that would keep me sequestered from
my family, my company for an indeterminate amount
of time, right? >> Nate: Victor, they're gonna
wanna get a handle on your condition without
distractions or outside influences, and the entire time,
you'd be getting expert care for a reality
you finally accepted you need to face.
>> Victor: So, what would happen to Newman Enterprises
while I'm gone? >> Sally: Well, I will give
you a call in a couple of days when I have some more detailed
sketches and a preliminary budget for you, but I think
we're off to a good start. >> Daniel: Yeah, me too.
And thank you for humoring my tech fixation.
>> Sally: Well, yeah, state of the art is always cool.
>> Daniel: Always cool. You know, I feel validated.
That's how I'm feeling right now. And you, thank you
for being her wing person. >> Chloe: Oh, you're so welcome,
but I had-- I had a good time. That was so much
fun and I'm just happy to know that Kevin won't be hanging
out, sitting on the floor, drinking coffee out of mugs.
>> Sally: Well, that was my other idea, so yeah,
we could still do that. All right. We're gonna get out
of here, but thank you, Daniel. It was really great
to meet you both. >> Lucy: You too.
>> Heather: Likewise. >> Daniel: I'll show you
guys out. I'll get the door for you.
There you go. >> Chloe: Thank you.
>> Daniel: Yeah. [ Daniel sighing ]
I, uh, I-- I can't believe that you guys are actually here.
I had this weird feeling that maybe you were gonna get
back to Lisbon and just decide that you didn't want to come
back to Genoa City. >> Lucy: I would never let
her do that. >> Daniel: I may have found
a place for you to live. >> Heather: Oh, great.
Where is it? >> Daniel: It is less than
a mile from here. It's a very nice apartment
that's gonna be coming up for rent and I think it's
gonna be available in about a month and a half.
>> Heather: She's, um, she's not looking forward
to living at the Athletic Club. Apparently, not even if it's
only for a month and a half. >> Lucy: No, it's okay.
I'll be fine. >> Daniel: Hey, whoa, whoa.
What are you talking about? Once we start moving furniture
in here, you can be here as much as you want.
>> Lucy: Really? >> Daniel: Absolutely.
>> Lucy: Even like, all the time? No offense, Mom.
>> Heather: None taken, Luce. >> Daniel: Every night for
as long as you want.
>> Lily: Hello. >> Daniel: Hey.
>> Lily: Uh, I guess I missed Sally and Chloe?
>> Daniel: They just left, uh, but it went great and
I'll tell you all about it over dinner.
>> Lucy: Yeah, they were fantastic. They even let me
pick the color for my own room.
>> Lily: Great. Well, I mean, I missed the walk through,
but at least Heather and Lucy got the full tour.
Uh, I didn't know that you guys were back in town.
>> Sally: Thank you. >> Chloe: Thanks.
>> Sally: Uh, could that have been more fun?
>> Chloe: If we would have pitched him floor cushions
and lava lamps, I just would've loved to see Daniel's face.
>> Sally: I forgot how in sync we are and how we just
bounce ideas off each other. I really missed it.
>> Chloe: I've missed it too. >> Sally: Selfishly, I'm--
I'm sad that you're all settled in at Marchetti,
but I am happy that you found success there.
Things are going well over there, right?
>> Chloe: Uh... >> Sally: Wait. Is that
what you meant when you said you've had a hell of a few
bad days? >> Chloe: Uh, no, Sally.
Things are not good at Marchetti.
In fact, I think I've made a terrible mistake.
[ Sally sighing ] >> Devon: Don't you have people
to do that for you, hm? >> Abby: It's relaxing.
Do you know that this is the most relaxing job in
this whole place. >> Devon: Is that right?
>> Abby: It is, yes. How did it go with Lily?
>> Devon: Uh, it went great. We're on the same page.
>> Abby: Of course. What did you expect?
>> Devon: I expected that. It's, uh-- It's kind of
like folding napkins for you. It's always pretty soothing
to have meetings with Lily. >> Abby: And what did you
decide about Mamie and Tucker? >> Devon: That we are going
to listen to one of them and we are going to be very
suspicious of the other one, and I'll let you guess which
is which. [ Abby chuckling ]
Oh, and I, uh, I made the move to reach out to Nate.
>> Abby: That's great! That's a step
in the right direction. What did he say?
>> Devon: I just left a message, but I'm sure he'll
reach back out when he's ready. >> Adam: Yes, Nate, please,
enlighten us. While Dad's away at the clinic for God knows
how long, separated from his family
and his company, what happens here?
>> Nate: Obviously, the logical interim arrangement would be
for Victoria to step back in as CEO.
She's got the experience. Victor's been satisfied
with her work overall. It'd be one less thing for him
to worry about while he's away being evaluated and treated.
>> Victor: Sweetheart, was this your idea?
>> Victoria: No. No, not at all.
>> Nate: I assure you, Victor. I respected your request.
I kept our conversation and your take on the matter
strictly between us. >> Victor: All right.
At least this much, I appreciate of what
you have done. >> Nate: I'm sorry. This much?
I'm not sure I understand. >> Victor: Sweetheart,
do you think it's time to drop the charade?
>> Nikki: Way past time, as far as I'm concerned.
>> Victor: You're fired. [ Victor chuckling ]
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