>> Claire: Victor went to make
business calls after everything
he went through last night?
>> Victoria: It's the way he is.
>> Claire: Will he rest?
>> Victoria: Yeah, of course,
when he's ready.
But no one can ever force him
to do what he doesn't wanna do.
>> Claire: He really is
fearless, isn't he?
It's not just for show.
I mean, the way that he faced
down Jordan last night,
and her gun, in that dark alley,
and then offered himself up
as her hostage?
>> Victoria: God only knows what
she would have done to him if
Nick hadn't shown up
and tazed her.
>> Claire: Well, at least she's
locked in that dungeon that she
meant for your father.
>> Victoria: It's poetic justice
in a way, don't you think?
>> Claire: It is.
I just-- I don't really know
how to feel about him.
Obviously, I'm relieved that
he's okay.
>> Victoria: But?
>> Claire: But I know
I shouldn't care and I don't
understand why I do.
But Victor wouldn't leave her
locked up in that basement
indefinitely.
I mean, it's just until he can
contact the authorities and
they'll take her
into custody, right?
>> Kyle: Thanks for coming.
It was nice to meet you.
We'll be in touch.
Well, I guess we can cross
nanny contender number five
off our list.
>> Summer: Honestly, I feel
really bad for her.
She was nice.
She was well-qualified.
Lovely with Harrison.
>> Kyle: Even when he just sat
there pouting and scowling
at her.
>> Summer: When he bothered
looking at her at all.
I wish we knew when Linda was
gonna come back.
She and Harrison are such great
buddies.
>> Kyle: Yeah, from what she'd
said about her mother's surgery,
it doesn't sound like we can
expect her back anytime soon.
>> Summer: So, what do we do?
Just keep having the agency
send us potential new nannies
for Harrison to be grumpy about?
I mean, we both know what the
actual problem is, since he
keeps on saying the same thing
after every interview.
>> Kyle: Why can't mommy
just come home?
♪♪
>> Sally: Wow.
Did I just tell you to fight
harder for what you have?
That was really presumptuous
of me.
I have a tendency to blurt.
Sorry.
>> Audra: No, no, no.
No, it's okay.
Don't be.
It looks like you've done your
share of fighting for
relationships in your life.
You know, and I appreciate your
strong take on how I should
handle this mess that I'm going
through with Tucker.
>> Sally: Well, I hope it helps.
It's just hilarious.
I'm sorry that me, of all
people, is actually giving
relationship advice.
>> Audra: That means you're
no newer at this than I am.
Good to know.
You know, I-- I'm usually
pretty decisive.
But now, I've been going back
and forth between should I
fight for Tucker or should I
walk away more times
than I can count?
>> Sally: Yeah, been there
done that, believe me.
At some point, if you have like
a spare month or two, I can
give you the whole Adam Newman
versus Nick Newman story.
>> Audra: I look forward
to hearing that.
You know, but in the meantime,
fight for him might be exactly
the advice I needed to hear at
exactly the right time.
>> Sally: Well, I hope it helps.
But seriously, consider
yourself warned.
I'm not always right.
>> Audra: Thanks for listening,
Sally.
>> Sally: Mm-hmm.
Anytime.
>> Audra: That goes for you,
too.
>> Adam: Sally Spectra
and Audra Charles alone
together at the same table.
Wow, this is a little, uh...
>> Sally: Surprising?
>> Adam: I was gonna say scary,
but okay, surprising's fine.
I, uh, didn't even know
the two of you knew each other.
>> Sally: We've met, but we've
never really had a conversation.
>> Audra: Yeah, until now.
And it turns out
it was long overdue.
>> Adam: Yeah?
Why is that?
>> Sally: Well, you wouldn't
believe how much Audra and I
have in common.
>> Tucker: Uh, no, no.
>> Ashley: Oh, what?
>> Tucker: What am I doing here?
This is not working.
>> Ashley: Well, I have to
disagree.
I mean, on my side of things,
I think that kiss was working
quite well, and I hate to tell
you, but from your side of
things, I think it was working
quite well, too.
>> Tucker: I don't know what's
going on with you.
>> Ashley: You want me
to clarify?
>> Tucker: Stop.
Ashley, listen, listen to me.
>> Ashley: What?
>> Tucker: Just listen to me.
>> Ashley: Mm-hmm?
>> Tucker: Uh...
No matter how I look at this,
it's problematic.
Um...
>> Ashley: It's problematic?
>> Tucker: Yes.
>> Ashley: Okay.
Like, in what world is any of
this a downside?
Like, where's the downside to
this? Tell me.
>> Tucker: Well, if you're
actually just setting me up
for something, you can forget
about that because, of course,
I'm not gonna fall for it.
If, however, you are going
through something, if you're
dealing with something here,
emotional or-- or psychological.
>> Ashley: Oh, boy.
>> Tucker: I would feel remiss
if I didn't try to help you
in any way I could, but you'd
have to be honest with me first.
>> Ashley: Maybe there's a third
option.
>> Tucker: Which is?
>> Ashley: I'm being 100%
sincere.
I'm trying very, very hard to
give you exactly what you said
you've been wanting all along.
>> Tucker: No.
>> Ashley: Come on.
>> Tucker: No, I'm sorry.
I don't believe you.
I can't.
You're either lying to me or
you're lying to yourself.
>> Ashley: I'm not lying
to myself.
>> Tucker: Yes, you are.
As long as it's one or the
other, I can't help you.
>> Adam: You know, come to think
of it, of course you two
have a lot in common.
I mean, two high-powered
businesswomen, both of whom
were fired from Newman Media
for doing absolutely nothing
to deserve it.
I mean, if that is not worth
bonding over,
I don't know what it is.
>> Sally: Do you want to hear
another one?
>> Adam: I would love to.
>> Sally: Audra and I are both
involved with complicated men
who aren't exactly popular or
appreciated in Genoa City.
>> Audra: Yeah, or in several
other cities for that matter,
but let's not go there.
>> Adam: Well, I don't think I'm
comfortable being compared to
Tucker McCall.
>> Audra: I wasn't trying to
insult you, Adam.
Okay, I'm just saying that the
two of you are...
complicated.
>> Adam: Okay, well, I can't
argue with that.
But after going head-to-head
with Tucker McCall, I still
think we're very different
animals.
>> Audra: Yeah, very.
>> Sally: Okay, excuse me.
Audra and I were kind of in the
middle of bonding, so...
>> Adam: You know what?
You're right.
I don't have any business
interfering, so just forget
what I said.
>> Sally: Consider it forgotten.
>> Audra: Uh, you know what?
I have to head back to the
Athletic Club.
Adam.
>> Adam: Mm-hmm.
>> Audra: Thank you so much,
um, for your advice.
I'll definitely consider it.
>> Sally: Keep me posted.
>> Audra: Yeah, you'll be
the first to hear.
>> Adam: So, what was
the advice about?
>> Kyle: What's the chance that
Harrison's playing us?
>> Summer: I was just thinking
the same thing.
>> Kyle: He probably thinks that
if he rejects every candidate
for the nanny position, he'll
force the issue, and then Mommy
has to come home, right?
>> Summer: I'll bet that is
his plan.
I swear, he is as smart and as
stubborn as his father.
And, you know, I get it.
I-- I miss him, too.
But we can't let him take
control over the situation,
either.
>> Kyle: No, without a doubt.
I mean, this is hardly the first
time that he's made it clear he
wants his mommy to come home.
He talks about it all the time.
>> Summer: What do you tell him?
>> Kyle: Well, I reassure him
that just because his parents
aren't together and his mother
has a new place to live,
that she'll always love him
and be there for him.
>> Summer: Thanks for that.
And it's true on both counts.
>> Kyle: Unfortunately,
that doesn't satisfy him.
So, I have to remind him that
even if his mother were to move
home, she still has a very
successful and busy career,
just like Daddy does.
And that he needs someone to
pick him up after school and be
here for him while we're
working.
>> Summer: Well, I mean, we both
know that my moving back here
is not an option.
And Harrison's clearly going to
be very resistant to any
potential nannies that we
introduce him to.
>> Kyle: Yeah, if I remember
correctly, though, it took him
some time to warm up to Linda.
>> Summer: Right, because she
was wearing boring socks.
>> Kyle: But now he loves her.
Okay, that brings us back to
our original bottom line.
We can't let him manipulate us.
We have to make it clear to him
that this is our choice
and not his.
>> Summer: The choice should be
relatively easy 'cause we've
met some great candidates
already, but we've gotta
remember that Harrison is the
one that's gonna be spending
the most time with them, so...
Let's at least give him
a vote.
>> Kyle: Okay, fair enough.
But as long as we make it clear
to him that not liking someone
because they have boring socks
is not an option.
>> Harrison: Mom!
>> Summer: Hey, what happened,
sweetie?
>> Kyle: Yeah, did you have
a bad dream?
>> Summer: Is that right?
You had a bad dream?
>> Kyle: What was it about?
>> Harrison: A lady I didn't
know came and took me away.
>> Summer: That sounds
really scary.
But hey, look, it was just
a bad dream.
It wasn't real.
You're safe.
You always will be, okay?
>> Kyle: We'd never let anyone
come in here and take you away
from us.
You know that, right?
>> Summer: Hey, is this 'cause
Linda's out of town and we've
got to find you a new sitter?
>> Kyle: Harrison, I know it's
hard, but we need someone to
pick you up after school and
take you to all the fun lessons
and things you like to do.
>> Summer: And we promise we're
gonna find somebody
really nice, okay?
>> Harrison: If you can't stay,
I want the older Linda
or no one.
>> Kyle: Um...
hey, I know something that'll
make all this better.
Three things.
Number one, we don't talk about
anymore Linda's the rest
of the day.
>> Summer: You know what?
I told your dad and I'm gonna
tell you, you two are just
as stubborn as each other.
What's number two.
>> Kyle: Number two is we go
check out the bookstore.
I hear they have a new...
Uh, what's it called?
>> Summer: The one with the kid
that, uh, time jumps.
I cannot wait to read that
with you.
>> Kyle: Yes, and number three,
we head from there to
Crimson Lights to get some
hot chocolate with
extra marshmallows.
>> Summer: Yeah, well, it's
gotta be marshmallows,
right, Harrison?
>> Kyle: Of course.
What's the point of hot
chocolate without marshmallows,
right? Yeah, mm-hmm.
For all three of us.
>> Summer: Yeah,
all three of us.
>> Victoria: Dad is--
He's tough.
He's not cruel.
He knows what he's doing.
He wouldn't leave her or anyone
else to rot in some
godforsaken basement.
>> Claire: Even if he thought
they deserved it?
>> Victoria: Even then.
>> Claire: He really would do
anything for you all,
wouldn't he?
>> Victoria: My father would do
anything to protect his family,
which now includes you,
his granddaughter.
>> Claire: Nikki and Victor
Newman's granddaughter.
That's me.
It's who I am.
I have parents and aunts and
uncles and cousins.
And Jordan's not out there
creeping around anymore.
Are we really all safe finally?
>> Victoria: We really are.
There's nothing that Jordan can
do to hurt anyone.
You know, we were all so scared
for such a long time, but now
it's over.
It's over.
It's kind of unbelievable,
isn't it?
>> Claire: You mean we...
can come and go as we please
and we don't have to look over
our shoulders every second?
And we don't have to run for
cover every time we hear
a strange noise in the house?
>> Victoria: Yes, that's exactly
what I mean.
>> Claire: So could we...
>> Victoria: Could we...
>> Claire: Go somewhere?
It doesn't have to be anywhere
fancy. It's just...
I was at the jail and then the
hospital and now here not being
able to go anywhere.
It's just--
The thought of going out into
the world around people out
from under this dark cloud.
It's been a long time.
My whole life, really.
>> Victoria: Yes.
>> Claire: Seriously?
You think it's a good idea?
>> Victoria: I think it's
a great idea.
>> Sally: That was
a nice surprise.
I might have just found a new
friend. And let's face it,
I do not
have many of those.
>> Adam: Sally.
Proceed with caution.
>> Sally: You do realize who
you're talking to, right?
If I knew the first thing about
proceeding with caution...
>> Adam: You and I, we would
not be together.
Okay, point taken.
All right, well, let me be
more specific.
Proceed with caution where
Audra Charles is concerned.
>> Sally: Why would you say
that? I like her.
>> Adam: She's probably not
my biggest fan.
After all, I'm the one that
passed along the incriminating
emails that the Abbotts used to
tank Tucker and she could have
easily ended up collateral
damage.
>> Sally: Okay, but what does
that have to do with my being
friends with her?
>> Adam: Because she might have
an agenda.
>> Sally: Or...
we might just get each other.
>> Adam: Will you please just
be careful about sharing
information that she might
be probing for?
It's pretty safe to say that
anything she hears about me
from you is gonna get
straight back to Tucker.
>> Sally: Okay.
But don't sell her short.
I mean, she's pretty savvy.
You know, I'm sure that she can
recognize a well-played
business move when she sees
one and she might even respect
you sharing emails with
the Abbotts
when they thought that Tucker
was plotting to take over
Jabot. And honestly,
I did not get the
sense that she was seeking any
kind of payback.
>> Adam: Okay, well then what
was the advice that she thanked
you for on the way out?
>> Sally: It was personal.
It was about a relationship
issue that she's been dealing
with that had absolutely
nothing to do with you,
surprising as that may be.
>> Adam: Okay, well now that
we've straightened that out,
how about we change the subject?
Because I actually, I tracked
you down for a reason.
>> Sally: Is...
Is it about your dad?
>> Adam: Uh, no.
Actually, I'm happy to report
he's home.
I mean, he's exhausted, but
he's safe and sound.
>> Sally: Adam, that's great.
I know that you've been really
worried about him.
>> Adam: Yes, I have been.
And it's a relief that I don't
have to worry about that
anymore. I mean, until something
else comes up with him.
>> Sally: Okay, and Connor?
Any updates?
>> Adam: So, Chelsea and I,
we have another session
with Dr. Alcott today.
And I wanted to let you know
before I leave.
>> Sally: Well, look, I know
it's a lot, but...
I mean, hopefully that means
progress.
You know, maybe it will
alleviate some of your
concerns.
>> Adam: Mm-hmm.
Well, it might add to them.
I gotta say, Chelsea and I feel
pretty helpless.
And Connor's very confused.
>> Sally: You're doing all
the right things, Adam.
You did not have the help you
needed as a kid, and it changed
your whole life.
You are being the best parent
that you can be.
>> Tucker: Ah, let's go bourbon.
Neat. Double.
>> Ashley: Oh, God,
it's you again.
Why don't you just give up?
You don't have a chance.
I've got him right where
I want him.
>> Tucker: What did she say
to you just now?
>> Audra: That she has you right
where she wants you.
What the hell would make her
think that, Tucker?
>> Tucker: She kissed me again
and...
she thinks it meant something.
>> Tucker: Whatever is going on
with Ashley, it is not good.
>> Audra: Tell me the truth.
Did you return the kiss?
>> Tucker: No, I pulled back
and said, "Not happening."
And it's not.
>> Audra: You sure about that?
>> Tucker: Audra, can we not--
Let's not have this conversation
right now, please.
>> Audra: I think we need to.
>> Tucker: I don't think
we need to.
I think we've talked about
Ashley more times than I care
to count.
Everything that woman does just
feeds your suspicions.
>> Audra: Because everything she
does is suspicious, Tucker.
What-- what do you expect
me to do?
>> Tucker: Ignore her.
>> Audra: Yeah, just the same
way you're ignoring her?
You know, I walked through the
door and there she is,
in my face.
>> Tucker: Yeah, I'm sorry.
And I wanted to say I'm sorry
about earlier.
And you're sweet, I--
I didn't mean all that.
And I shouldn't have
just stormed out.
I apologize.
>> Audra: You know, if we were
on a jet to Paris right now,
she would be the furthest thing
from my mind.
But instead, we are here and I
am getting blindsided by your
ex-wife looking rather
pleased with herself.
You know, can I ask you
something else?
>> Tucker: Mm-hmm?
>> Audra: What did she say
to you before that damn kiss?
>> Tucker: She said...
Now, you see, that's what I'm
talking about.
It doesn't make any difference
what she said.
In her state, it doesn't matter
what she says or does.
It means nothing.
And I'm trying so hard right
now to let all this go.
Audra, I really am.
Can you?
>> Audra: I will if she will.
But when your ex-wife tells me
I don't stand a chance and that
she has you right where she
wants you, I don't know how the
hell I'm supposed to react.
I don't know what I'm supposed
to think.
>> Tucker: Just think of the
bigger picture here.
I think she's suffering some
kind of severe
psychological break.
She is not herself.
She needs help.
>> Adam: I'm not even sure there
is a sure-fire solution for what
Connor's going through.
I mean, the more that I read
about OCD, the more overwhelmed
that I feel.
Apparently, very few
professionals even know
what it is.
And it can go unrecognized
for years.
>> Sally: Well, then it is
a good thing that the people at
Connor's school did
recognize it.
>> Adam: Yes, I am grateful
for that.
I mean, assuming that it makes
a difference.
>> Sally: An early diagnosis
can make a big difference.
>> Adam: God, I hope so.
Ah, I gotta get going.
I'm grabbing some things for
Connor that he asked for.
Just, um, comfort stuff that he
said he needed.
I want to make sure to get it
to him before our session
to see if it eases his mood.
>> Sally: Okay, we'll keep
me posted.
And please try and stay
positive, okay?
Connor is a good kid
with a great dad who is so
ready to do whatever it takes
to help him, okay?
Just keep reminding yourself
of that, will you, please?
>> Adam: Thank you for that.
And for always being right
there with your support.
I love so much that you're back
in my life.
>> Sally: You know that little
exchange that we had earlier
when you took off to the ranch?
>> Adam: Of course.
But that was a rushed moment.
And I mean, I was a wreck and
you were trying to help me
through it, so don't worry.
I will not hold you to that.
>> Sally: Yeah, well, I was as
surprised as you were at how
easily it just slipped out.
But you know what?
Please, hold me to it.
Because it wasn't just
a momentary slip of the tongue
to make you feel better
in a rushed moment.
I...
I mean it.
I do.
Love you.
>> Adam: I do, too.
Love you.
>> Ashley: I don't like this.
This is gonna make
things worse.
I don't think we should
trust you.
You don't really have a choice.
You have to be stopped!
I-- I think I do!
I-- I need to takeover.
>> Audra: Forgive my lack of
compassion, but that
perfectly poised, incredibly
sure-of-herself woman who just
verbally assaulted me over there
didn't exactly strike me
as a psychological wreck.
>> Tucker: And your point is?
>> Audra: My point is that you
want a reason to sympathize
with her to humor her.
You know, that performance
she's putting on is to reel you
back in. Hello?
>> Tucker: And you think I'll
just be reeled back in because
I'm, uh, a sucker?
I have no judgment about this.
>> Audra: Maybe you just want
to play hero or something.
>> Tucker: Oh, God. I couldn't
play hero in this situation even
if I wanted to.
She might hide it well in
public, but I can read Ashley
like a book that I've memorized.
She needs professional help.
>> Audra: You know, if you're
not qualified to diagnose her,
let alone help her, what makes
you so sure she needs
psychological help?
Based on what, some look you
saw in her eyes last night?
>> Tucker: Yes, the look I saw
in her eyes last night,
the way she's been acting,
her distorted memory of what
happened between us in Paris.
That is not the woman
I fell in love with.
>> Audra: Oh, my God.
>> Tucker: Past tense, Audra.
>> Audra: I am so stupid.
>> Tucker: What?
What now?
>> Audra: I'm just thinking,
what the hell is wrong with me?
I-- I can't believe I allowed
myself to get into this
vulnerable position
with you again. I--
Like what am I doing?
>> Tucker: Come here.
Listen, I adore you.
I want the world with you.
What's going on with Ashley is
a completely separate issue.
>> Summer: So right here.
>> Kyle: All right, I'm gonna
put our order in.
>> Summer: Okay.
>> Victoria: So, how are you
doing? Are you ready for this?
>> Claire: Ready as I'll
ever be.
It's really weird being back
out in the world like
a normal person.
>> Victoria: Well, that's
because you are normal.
And after everything you've
been through, I mean,
you're better than normal.
If you want to go, though,
we can go.
>> Claire: No.
I'm gonna have to do this
sooner or later.
I can't hide
for the rest of my life.
Besides, I used to come here
when I worked for your mom.
And I was
pretending to be normal.
I like it here.
Look, no one's even staring
at me.
It's kind of exhilarating.
>> Victoria: Yeah.
Now, listen, um, I know we said
we would take this slow
and you can say no if you're
not ready for it,
but since we're here, how would
you like to say hello to one of
your new family members?
>> Victoria: Summer.
>> Summer: Aunt Victoria.
>> Victoria: Hi.
Oh, so good to see you.
>> Summer: I've been so
worried about you.
How are you doing?
>> Victoria: I'm better.
Thank you.
Summer, I wanted you to meet my
daughter, Claire.
Claire, this is Summer.
She's Nick's daughter.
>> Summer: I-- I heard some of
the story from my dad.
And I read in the paper that
Victoria and Cole's daughter
was alive, but this is...
>> Victoria: It's a miracle.
>> Summer: Exactly, I mean,
this has got to be so
overwhelming for you.
>> Claire: It's a lot.
But it's also really nice.
I was just saying to
Victoria--
Mom.
That it actually feels kind of
normal, if that makes
any sense.
>> Summer: Yeah, it makes
perfect sense.
I mean, if there is anything
normal about being a Newman.
But I think that you'll like it
when you get used to it.
Welcome to the family, cuz.
>> Claire: Thank you, cuz.
>> Summer: Oh, this is my
stepson, Harrison.
>> Claire: Hey, Harrison.
It's so nice to meet you.
>> Summer: Unfortunately, he's
not in a great mood today.
>> Claire: That's okay.
I have those days all the time.
Hey, what are you drawing?
Is that a squirrel?
Do you know how to get
a squirrel to like you?
Act like a nut.
So you like squirrels.
>> Summer: And ducks.
He likes ducks.
>> Claire: Oh, ducks are
really cool.
Ah, but they're gone now, huh?
Well, that's okay.
They always come back.
They just go south
for the winter.
Do you know why?
It's too far to walk.
I know, I'm hilarious.
>> Victoria: Where are those
jokes coming from?
>> Claire: There were some
excellent books in
the kids ward.
>> Victoria: Oh.
>> Claire: I have about a
million knock-knock jokes too.
>> Summer: Oh, you are gonna get
along great with my dad.
He is the king
of stupid dad jokes.
>> Claire: Nick has
a silly streak.
I had no idea.
>> Victoria: Just wait until you
see him dance.
>> Summer: Ooh.
>> Claire: Well, I will have
a ton more jokes for you
the next time I see you.
That's a promise.
>> Victoria: See, I told you.
You really do have a way with
children.
>> Kyle: What's going on here?
Oh, wait a second.
Where did Harrison's scowl go?
>> Summer: Oh, I think he
misplaced it once Claire
showed up.
>> Harrison: Claire's funny.
>> Kyle: Oh, apparently so.
Hi, I'm Kyle Abbott.
>> Claire: Claire Grace.
>> Kyle: Well, it's a pleasure
to finally meet a stranger
who makes my son smile.
>> Tucker: Ashley is no threat
to you, Audra. None.
I don't know how many times
I have to tell you that.
>> Audra: Just once,
if you meant it.
>> Tucker: Okay, you want to
know what Ashley said to me
before she kissed me?
She repeated her offer to give
me everything that I claimed
I ever wanted.
All I had to do was say yes.
I had to give up the notion
that she had a problem.
I had to dump you, of course.
Uh, and get back together
with her.
There it is, all laid out
before me, mine for the taking.
And where am I?
In here and where am I in here?
With you.
You, exactly where I
want to be.
What's going on with Ashley
has nothing to do with love.
Has nothing to do with romance.
It has to do with wanting to
help someone I care about.
Doing the right thing, which,
as you know, is not my forte.
But I swear to God,
that's all this is.
>> Audra: You really
can't see it, can you?
>> Tucker: See what?
>> Audra: That she's sucking
you back in.
>> Tucker: No, she's not sucking
me back in.
>> Audra: You know, you went
from telling me that we are
a team, a power couple
destined to be together
to essentially telling me
she's an option.
>> Tucker: No, that is not
what I'm telling you.
I'm telling you that's what
she claimed.
>> Audra: You know, I was
talking to someone today who
advised me to fight for us.
But I can't fight this.
Especially when I'd be fighting
all on my own.
>> Tucker: Wait a minute.
>> Audra: Good luck.
Let go!
>> Chelsea: Connor, I know
you're bored, but it shouldn't
be much longer.
Dr. Alcott will see us
in a few minutes.
>> Adam: Hey, buddy, I brought
that stuff that you wanted
from home.
>> Chelsea: Thanks, Dad.
That's awesome.
Should we see what's
in the bag?
>> Adam: Yeah, I made sure to
pack that hat that you wanted.
You wanna put it on?
Okay.
Well, I have a better idea.
How about you tell us
what's going on?
Look, there's probably a lot
going on in your head right
now, and that's gotta be
stressful,
but your mom and I are ready
to listen,
so whatever you want to say.
>> Connor: I hate this.
I hate the doctor.
I hate being here.
I hate myself.
[ knock on door ]
>> Audra: Go away.
>> Tucker: Audra, I just have
one thing to ask you.
It's a crucial question.
Please.
>> Audra: What is it?
>> Tucker: Well, you said that
you're done with me.
I just want to know what you
mean by that exactly.
>> Audra: What part of I'm done
are you struggling with?
>> Tucker: Are you done
with everything?
Or just me?
You're done with me?
Okay. Well, what about
everything else?
What about Glissade?
I hope we're not going to let
Ashley ruin that for us, too.
>> Kyle: So you two are cousins,
but you never knew
each other existed.
I mean, it seems impossible.
And yet...
>> Victoria: It's a dream
come true.
>> Kyle: I mean, to have that
amazing loss, and then...
it's incredible.
>> Summer: With a whole family
who can't wait
to get to know you.
>> Claire: And same to you.
Harrison, is this for me?
>> Victoria: Aw.
>> Claire: Aw, that's gorgeous.
I love it, thank you.
>> Kyle: Oh, hey, buddy.
Come here.
>> Ashley: Hey.
Hi, you guys.
>> Kyle: Hey, Ashley.
>> Ashley: Hi.
How's kindergarten?
Oh, wait.
What grade are you in?
I cannot believe how big
you are.
I mean, pretty soon you're
going to be bigger than your
dad. So cute.
>> Kyle: Everything all right,
Ashley?
>> Ashley: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
It is now. Yeah.
Anyway, I wish I could stay and
chat to this one, especially,
but I'm going to get a cocoa.
And then, you know,
I gotta run.
Okay, I'll see you guys. Bye.
>> Kyle: See you later.
>> Announcer: Next week on
The Young and the Restless.
>> Ashley: Hey, bro.
What's up?
>> Billy: Hey, sis.
Everything okay?
>> Summer: I'm going to do
some digging.
See if I can come up with the
parts of the story that
Victoria didn't share with us
and we'll go from there.
>> Jordan: Oh, oh, thank God.
>> Nikki: Sorry to burst your
bubble, Jordan, but this isn't
a rescue party.
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