>> Cole: So, Claire
didn't tell anyone she was
going out by herself?
>> Victoria: Just one of
the guards. But she wouldn't say
where she was going,
which put all of these horrible
thoughts into my head.
>> Cole: About Jordan?
>> Victoria: She's out
there somewhere.
>> Cole: Yeah, I know.
And I completely understand why
everyone is on such high alert.
But the whole world is
looking for Jordan.
I mean, she can't hide forever.
>> Victoria: I know that.
But every time we find her,
she seems to slip away.
She's evil, Cole.
She's diabolical.
Sometimes, I wonder
if she's even human.
And when I couldn't find Claire,
I--
>> Cole: Okay,
but it worked out.
She came home.
>> Victoria: Yeah, this time.
>> Cole: We can't keep her
in a bubble, Vic.
She's not a little girl anymore.
She is a grown woman
who's trying to overcome
a lifetime of brainwashing.
So, she's-- she's-- she's hoping
that she can find
her place in this world.
I mean, she has a new home,
a new family, not to mention
there's a crazy woman out
there somewhere who's
planning God knows what.
It is a lot to throw
at somebody all at once.
And I think Claire is
handling it beautifully.
I mean, she's smart,
she's careful,
she's resourceful.
And she's a lot stronger
than we think.
So, I say,
let's give her some slack.
I'm sorry.
That?
Was I delivering
a sermon just now?
>> Victoria: No.
Once again, you were--
you were telling me
exactly what I needed to hear.
>> Mariah: Oh, my God,
we got it.
>> Tessa: No.
>> Mariah: Yeah! Oh, my God!
That's amazing!
>> Victoria: I wonder
what that's all about.
>> Mariah: Cheers.
♪♪
>> Phyllis: Hey.
>> Billy: Oh. Hey. Slow down.
Bartender's not going anywhere.
>> Phyllis: Just,
it's been a day.
>> Billy: Yeah?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Billy: I've had a few of
those myself lately.
What do you say? You want
to belly up and commiserate?
>> Phyllis: Oh, not tonight.
>> Billy: Really?
Old friends?
Solve the world's problems?
>> Phyllis: Wouldn't that
be something?
>> Billy: Yeah.
Come on, I'm buying.
>> Phyllis: Maybe another time.
>> Billy: Just be careful, okay?
Because I see you gearing up for
a heck of a headache tomorrow
morning, so let me do this.
Let me get one of your
famous hangover concoctions.
I'll get it sent up
to your room.
At least it'll be there
bright and early,
just in case you need it.
Hm? No?
>> Heather: We, uh,
we knew this was a possibility.
>> Daniel: Absolutely.
>> Heather: So, we just have to
keep remembering
what's important,
which is that our family is
reunited, and you and I,
you and I are where we're
supposed to be, where we
should have been all along.
>> Daniel: And we're unemployed.
>> Heather: And unemployed.
>> Daniel: It would have been
nice if this had happened before
I dumped all that money into
redecorating my new place.
>> Heather: I definitely should
have gotten a less expensive car
when I got back from Portugal.
>> Daniel: Oh, Lily did promise
both of us severance packages.
>> Heather: She did, I know,
but that will only last so long.
We need a plan moving forward.
>> Daniel: Definitely need
a plan.
>> Heather: Definitely.
What's your idea
for the first move?
>> Daniel: I was hoping
you had some ideas.
>> Cole: Hey!
>> Mariah: Hi!
>> Tessa: Hi!
>> Victoria: So, what's
the celebration?
>> Cole: Yeah, did somebody win
the lottery or what?
>> Mariah: Oh, no, so much
better than that.
Do you want to show 'em?
>> Tessa: Yeah.
>> Mariah: Okay.
>> Tessa: Here.
>> Victoria: Oh!
>> Cole: Oh, nice.
>> Victoria: It's a house.
>> Mariah: It's not just
any house.
>> Tessa: It's our house.
We closed today.
>> Victoria: Wow! Great!
>> Cole: Congratulations!
>> Victoria: That's wonderful.
>> Tessa: Thank you so much.
>> Mariah: Yeah, we were
spending all of our spare time
going to one open house after
another and we just
couldn't find anything that fit.
>> Tessa: Yeah. Until we found
this one.
It has a yard and
a big playroom for Aria.
>> Mariah: And oh,
there's this little loft area.
We're going to turn this
into a music room for
my insanely talented wife.
>> Tessa: It's just perfect.
>> Mariah: We are officially
living the dream.
Um, I'm so sorry.
I didn't realize.
Here we are going on and
on about our new house and
you just lost yours.
>> Victoria: No,
you don't have to apologize.
>> Mariah: No, Victoria,
it was insanely insensitive.
I'm sure that was devastating.
>> Victoria: Yes, it was.
But, um, you know,
we'll always have
those memories and no one
can take that away from me.
And someday there will
be a new house and new memories.
So, you guys should enjoy
this moment.
I'm very happy for you.
Congratulations.
>> Cole: Yeah.
>> Mariah: Thank you.
>> Tessa: I know
what you mean about memories.
I was looking around at the Tack
House today and it hit me all at
once that this will always
be Aria's first home.
Her room, her crib,
all those nights checking in on
her to make sure she was okay.
>> Mariah: Oh, yeah.
>> Tessa: I know
it's time to leave,
but it's going to be hard,
you know?
>> Victoria: Yes, I do know.
>> Cole: Well, you know,
Victoria and I used to live
together in the Tack House
back in the day.
>> Mariah: Shut up! Really?
>> Cole: Yeah, absolutely.
So, you know, does the upstairs
shower handle still stick?
>> Victoria: I'm pretty sure
that it's been through a few
remodels since then.
You probably wouldn't
even recognize the place.
>> Cole: Oh, I don't know
about that. I mean, they can
knock down a few walls and move
some furniture around,
but I'm still pretty sure
that what made it a really great
place is still there.
>> Mariah: Well, I have an idea.
Why don't you guys come
see for yourselves?
>> Tessa: Yeah!
>> Cole: No, no, no, it's okay.
I'm sure you ladies have
a lot of packing to do.
>> Mariah: No, no. We have
three days until we move into
the new place.
>> Tessa: And a bottle of
champagne that we would love
to share.
>> Mariah: Yeah, this is true.
It would be our pleasure.
>> Victoria: So, how do you feel
about a trip down memory lane?
>> Heather: Okay,
time to get serious.
>> Daniel: Agreed.
>> Heather: I'll give Michael
a call in the morning.
He will know if there's any
firms around town who are
looking to hire, and, uh,
Christine,
she probably still has some
connections at the DA's office.
I could go back there.
It's worth a shot.
>> Daniel: Okay, good. Cool.
And what am I going to be
doing while you're running
around town prosecuting or
defending criminals?
>> Heather: You're going to wait
for the right opportunity.
I don't want you to just
have to settle on anything.
I really want you to find
something you're
passionate about.
Like OmegaSphere.
>> Daniel: Well,
that train has left the station.
>> Heather: I just can't believe
that you're not feeling this
more deeply.
>> Daniel: I am feeling it.
There's nothing I can
really do about it.
When I signed over OmegaSphere
to Chancellor-Winters, the deal
was I would continue to run it.
I would no longer own it,
and now I'm no longer
running it either.
>> Heather: I don't know
who will.
I mean, who do you think will?
>> Daniel: That's not my choice
to make.
>> Heather: Well, whoever
they do hire,
they will not have the same
vision and talent that you did,
and they won't have poured
their heart and their
soul into that place.
There's no way they could
have inspired a game like
Princess Louisa, which you
created for Lucy, our daughter.
Where do you find
something like that?
>> Daniel: I don't know.
Maybe you don't.
Maybe that's, uh,
one to a customer.
>> Heather: I don't believe that
and I really don't
think you do deep down.
Okay, this is more than
just losing a job.
This is like losing
a part of yourself.
And I understand. I'm sorry.
I don't mean to make
you feel worse.
>> Daniel: No, you're right.
It's fine.
I mean, up until now,
I hadn't really let myself think
about what I was giving up,
but OmegaSphere,
Princess Louisa, they helped get
me through losing my family.
They also helped bring both
of you back to me again.
I mean, that platform, that
game, that was my salvation.
I couldn't replace that if
I tried.
>> Phyllis: You used to be
better at reading
the room, Billy.
>> Billy: No, I'm not an idiot.
No, I get it.
I know you don't want me here,
but I was just thinking maybe
our snarky little back and forth
could pull you out of your funk.
>> Phyllis: Who says
I'm in a funk?
>> Billy: Your face does.
>> Phyllis: What about
your funk?
>> Billy: Mine?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
Last time I talked to you,
you were locked in some
power struggle with
the Winters family.
You know? That can't be fun.
>> Billy: Look at us, huh?
We're having a conversation now.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, I mean,
you are outnumbered by them.
You really are.
Just you against
the Winters family.
You're just trying to
get a little credit, right?
Trying to get some
respect and some love.
Not having any success
at any turn.
And then,
you're labeled difficult.
Yeah.
Difficult.
And that's how people
see you from there on out,
just difficult.
>> Billy: Oh, I get it.
We're not talking about
me anymore, are we?
>> Billy: Thank you very much.
>> Phyllis: Honestly,
Billy, I couldn't care less if
people think that I'm difficult.
You, on the other hand...
>> Billy: Will be just fine.
>> Phyllis: So you say.
>> Billy: Oh, I know.
I will be just fine at work.
That's not gonna be a problem.
It's your son that you
should be concerned about.
>> Phyllis: Why? What happened?
>> Billy: Have you not talked
to Daniel yet today?
>> Phyllis: No, no, I haven't.
Just tell me, what happened?
>> Billy: Well, I'm just gonna
assume that you know that Daniel
and Heather are back together.
>> Phyllis: I know.
Yeah, of course I know.
I mean, of course he-- Yeah.
I mean, I'm gonna take
a little credit for,
you know, making that happen.
>> Billy: Yeah, that's
not surprising.
Well, while you're busy patting
yourself on the back, you should
know that there's fallout
to this grand love story.
>> Phyllis: What fallout?
>> Billy: Repercussions,
Phyllis.
You know,
not only to the company,
but to the people involved.
Like Lily.
She was the last one to know.
And I'm sure you can
appreciate she's having
a difficult time with it.
>> Daniel: I took my eye off
the ball.
When I signed away OmegaSphere
to Chancellor-Winters, I thought
I was gonna be building my brand
and helping to secure my future.
It just didn't occur to me
what I could be losing.
Especially Princess Louisa.
But, I mean, of course they'd
want that, too, right?
I mean, why wouldn't they?
That's the most successful
game that they have.
And now they can take it
and they can assign
the character to anyone.
They can spin her off
in directions that
would be totally wrong.
>> Heather: Because they don't
know her or who she represents.
>> Daniel: How did I let
this happen?
>> Heather: No. Daniel.
You didn't do anything wrong.
We didn't do anything wrong.
We fell back in love.
That was our crime.
And Lily is going to make us pay
for it by taking away the one
thing that she knows
will hurt us the most.
>> Daniel: The irony is that
platform was all supposed to
be about empowerment.
Helping you work through
your obstacles.
I mean, it definitely
helped me overcome mine and
now it's all being
taken away from me right
after it achieved its purpose of
bringing my family back.
>> Heather: Maybe there's
a chance that we can
get it back.
>> Daniel: You know,
the contract's
pretty straightforward.
Chancellor-Winters, they own
OmegaSphere outright.
And I'm pretty sure that Lily is
not going to be feeling very
generous right about now.
>> Heather: We have
to try anyway.
>> Daniel: Heather.
>> Heather: No, Daniel,
this is too important.
Okay, maybe we don't
get the platform back,
but we at least have to fight
for Princess Louisa.
For Lucy's sake.
You cannot just let this go.
>> Victoria: Oh, good.
You're still up and all dressed.
>> Claire: Why? What's going on?
>> Cole: Well, you know how
you're always asking questions
about your mother and me and
the life you missed?
>> Claire: Yes,
and I still feel like I haven't
even scratched the surface.
>> Cole: Well, actually,
instead of telling you stories,
we could show you.
>> Claire: Show me what?
>> Victoria: Where it all began
for us.
>> Mariah: Hi, guys.
>> Tessa: Great, you made it!
>> Mariah: The champagne is
on ice, so come on in.
>> Victoria: Thank you.
Thank you.
>> Cole: Thanks for having us.
>> Mariah: Hi.
>> Claire: Hi.
>> Mariah: I'm sorry
that everything is such a mess.
It's amazing how much
stuff you accumulate.
>> Tessa: Yeah, especially
with the baby who outgrows
her clothes every five minutes.
>> Victoria: I understand.
I've been there.
Well, when you invited us over,
Cole and I thought it would be
nice if we brought our daughter
to see where we used to live.
I hope that's all right.
>> Tessa: Oh, my gosh,
of course it is.
>> Mariah: Hi.
You must be Claire.
I'm Mariah.
We've heard so much about you.
>> Claire: Well, then I guess
I should probably begin
with an apology.
>> Mariah: No, absolutely not.
There are no judgments or
apologies in this house.
Tessa and I have done many
things over the years that we
are not particularly proud of.
>> Claire: Okay.
>> Tessa: Well, maybe we should
go out for margaritas one night,
get to know each other for real,
not just the dramatic headlines.
>> Mariah: Oh, absolutely.
Sounds like a plan to me.
>> Cole: You're right.
It is different.
>> Victoria: I told you.
>> Cole: It's just funny how
you can envision a place
in your head
and it always stays the same.
It's like time stood still.
You know, that was the breakfast
table right over there.
>> Claire: I still can't imagine
you guys living here together.
>> Cole: Well,
we weren't just living here.
This is the place where
your mother and I fell in love.
>> Daniel: I don't want to turn
this into a war.
I hurt Lily.
There's no way around that.
>> Heather: Lily has every right
to be angry,
on a personal level.
She has no right to go after
your business and your creation.
>> Daniel: The contract I signed
says otherwise.
>> Heather: I want to see it.
>> Daniel: How is that going
to help?
>> Heather: I'm an attorney,
remember?
Maybe there's a case for
unlawful termination.
Maybe we can peel off some
of OmegaSphere's assets,
put it in a separate entity.
I won't know until I see it.
>> Daniel: I don't know.
>> Heather: Look, Daniel,
if Lily wants to keep
the platform, but give
you back Princess Louisa,
that's a fair trade.
That is a decent thing to do
in a situation like this.
And if she doesn't,
any good lawyer will tell
you there is a case here.
>> Daniel: Right.
So, you're telling me
we're going to file a case
that basically says
I broke Lily's heart
and now she's trying
to punish me for it.
That's so personal
and so humiliating.
>> Heather: Is it any different
than what Devon and Lily are
doing right now, trying to cheat
you out of something that
you created?
No, it's not.
And if they're going
to play hardball,
we can play just as hard.
This is not right, Daniel.
You deserve to keep your dream.
>> Billy: Lily's hurt, Phyllis.
She feels betrayed, and she's
not in the mood to play nice.
>> Phyllis: Well,
what does that mean exactly?
>> Billy: It means that
the last time
I saw Lily and Devon together,
they were discussing
firing Daniel and Heather.
>> Phyllis: Whoa, what?
>> Billy: I tried to talk them
out of it, but they're not
listening, okay?
So, you might want to
give Daniel a heads-up.
>> Phyllis: That's outrageous.
>> Billy: Well, I know. I agree.
>> Phyllis: OmegaSphere is
Daniel's baby, and what,
she wants to fire him because of
some relationship issue?
Really?
Is Lily that petty?
Oh, my God, that's--
If somebody wants out
of a relationship,
if it's not working for them,
you just acknowledge that
and let them go and wish
them luck in their life.
You don't turn into a snake
and go for the throat.
I mean, you don't make vengeance
your number-one priority.
I mean, that is so childish.
Shut up.
>> Mariah: Right?
[ Tessa laughs ]
>> Tessa: Mm. Uh oh.
>> Mariah: Yep, that sounds like
an "
an “I'm not going back
to bed anytime soon"
to bed anytime soon” cry.
>> Tessa: No, I'll go up.
>> Mariah: No, no, no,
we'll do a two-person job.
You distract her,
I'll change her.
>> Tessa: Okay, okay.
>> Both: Excuse us.
>> Tessa: Yeah, sorry.
>> Victoria: No,
it's not a problem.
Hey.
>> Cole: Hmm?
>> Victoria: What are you
thinking?
>> Cole: You and me living here.
>> Victoria: Yeah.
Seems like a lifetime ago.
>> Cole: Yeah.
We did have some times,
though, didn't we?
>> Victoria: Yeah, we had
some good times.
>> Cole: And some that
weren't so good.
>> Victoria: You remember when
we had that fight
and you stormed out
of the house right into
that blizzard?
>> Cole: Yeah, and then you
locked me out.
>> Victoria: No, I did not
lock you out.
I thought you were off sulking
somewhere, so I went upstairs
and went to bed.
You're lucky that I looked out
the window and saw you shivering
out there in the snow.
>> Cole: Never leave the house
in the winter when
you're not wearing pants.
That's a free tip.
>> Victoria: Well, at least
I took pity on you
and I let you back in.
>> Cole: You know, yes, you did,
and I was very grateful
for that.
>> Claire: What were you two
arguing about?
>> Cole: Uh, gee, actually,
I don't remember.
It was probably
something stupid.
>> Victoria: Yeah, we weren't
exactly the maturest of adults
back then.
>> Cole: Yeah, well, you speak
for yourself.
No, your mom was right.
We were just kids.
>> Claire: Sounds like you two
were very much in love.
>> Cole: Yeah, we were.
>> Victoria: So,
what do you think of the place?
>> Claire: I like it.
>> Victoria: Yeah,
I thought you might.
It's pretty special, isn't it?
>> Claire: And I can imagine
the two of you being happy here.
>> Mariah: Well,
look at who's awake!
>> Claire: Oh!
>> Cole: Hey!
>> Mariah: Say hi, everybody.
>> Claire: Hi!
Aria, good morning.
Do you mind if I...
>> Mariah: Oh, no,
absolutely not. Here.
There you go.
It's a baby.
>> Claire: It's your baby.
Can I say hi?
Hey, big girl.
>> Mariah: Wow.
>> Claire: Wow, you're so big.
Good morning.
Are you having a good day
today, are you?
My name is Claire.
It's very nice to meet you.
[ Claire giggles ]
>> Phyllis: Devon and Lily,
they are so drunk in power.
That's why their company
is sinking like a rock.
>> Billy: Except it's not.
It's not sinking at all.
>> Phyllis: Well-- It doesn't--
They have no right to do this
to my son.
>> Billy: Phyllis, he cheated
on Lily while she was
taking care of her daughter.
>> Phyllis: With the mother
of his child, the love
of his life.
>> Billy: It doesn't mean it
doesn't hurt, okay? You can't
just ignore that part.
>> Phyllis: Okay, we've all
been through this.
Every single person
in this town.
Come on, this is nothing new.
>> Billy: Sure, yeah.
>> Phyllis: This is what
I'm saying, is...
Devon and Lily...
Oh, God.
They have doled out their share
of romantic misery.
They're such hypocrites.
I mean, to do this to Daniel
and Heather because they're
trying to put their family
back together? This is obscene.
>> Daniel: I need to think
about this.
>> Heather: I know you do,
and I, um...
I don't mean to push you.
>> Daniel: You're not pushing.
You're just reminding me of
what I'm about to lose,
and the more I think about it,
the more upset I get.
>> Heather: Yeah.
I think you and I were probably
in denial about what would
happen when Lily found out.
We were just so relieved to be
back together and not having
to hide our love for each other
that we didn't really focus
on the repercussions.
>> Daniel: Well, I'm wide awake
and laser-focused now.
>> Claire: That was really fun.
Thank you for including me.
>> Cole: So, you weren't bored
with all of our old stories?
>> Claire: Are you kidding?
I loved them.
I want to hear more.
Was that the first time you two
have been back there together?
>> Cole: Yeah, yeah.
It's been a long time.
>> Claire: Didn't seem that way
from the way you were talking.
>> Cole: Yeah, well,
it was a pretty important time
for both of us.
I mean, ultimately,
it led to having you.
>> Claire: Yeah, that could
have been my house if...
Mom?
>> Victoria: Hm?
>> Claire: You've just--
You've been really quiet
on the walk back.
Is everything okay?
>> Victoria: Yeah.
Yes, everything's okay.
>> Cole: If I may interpret,
your mother gets a certain look
in her eye when she has an idea
that turns out to be
a pretty big one.
Am I right?
>> Victoria: You can still
read me pretty well,
can't you?
>> Cole: Oh, well,
glad I haven't lost my touch.
So, what is it?
>> Victoria: Well, this might
sound a little bit crazy,
but it could also be
really incredible.
What would you think about
living in the Tack House?
>> Heather: So, that's all
your mom said.
Meet me for a drink?
>> Daniel: And that it was
important, so we can assume
she's heard the news.
>> Heather: Which news?
The getting back together part
or the getting fired part?
>> Daniel: Probably both.
>> Heather: Good, let's go.
>> Daniel: Yeah, no, I'm not
really interested in a lecture
from my mother this evening.
>> Heather: Who said
it's going to be a lecture?
>> Daniel: Me, from years
and years of knowing her.
>> Heather: Phyllis has been
our biggest cheerleader.
She probably just wants
to congratulate us.
>> Daniel: And the losing
our jobs part?
>> Heather: A show of support.
>> Daniel: Wow.
You are an optimist.
>> Heather: And you and I could
both use a drink, so...
So, we're going.
>> Daniel: Hm. Let's go.
>> Heather: Okay.
>> Daniel: Get your purse,
get your coat.
>> Heather: Okay, all right.
>> Billy: You know,
you're getting very upset
over something that hasn't
happened yet.
>> Phyllis: Okay, well,
you said that Lily's going
to fire my son.
>> Billy: I said it's heading
in that direction. Maybe they
will have a change of heart.
>> Phyllis: Oh, God.
My son created OmegaSphere.
That's his baby.
I mean, he's going to be
crushed.
And, hey, listen, let's just
call it what it is.
I'm in that division.
We both know
I'm going to get pink-slipped.
What a mess that company is.
What a mess.
>> Billy: Oh, I wouldn't go
that far.
>> Phyllis: Oh, come on.
Don't be a company man
right now, Billy.
[ Phyllis sighs ]
That place is
a dumpster fire. You're sitting
right in the middle of it.
What you need right now are
allies, not foes.
You need allies because you're
just sitting there just waiting
for the time for them to pick
you off, which they will do
when the time is right for them.
>> Claire: You want me to move?
>> Victoria: Well, you liked
the Tack House, didn't you?
>> Claire: Yeah, it's great.
It's just...
did I do something wrong?
>> Victoria: No.
>> Claire: Because I would
understand if I'd overstayed
my welcome or if you just didn't
want me around all the time.
>> Victoria: What? No.
No, no, no.
That's not what I meant at all.
No, you would-- you would be
moving there with me.
I would move with you,
and then Johnny and Katie could
join us later.
>> Claire: Oh.
>> Victoria: I don't want you
to ever think that you're not
welcome wherever we go.
You're family.
You should never forget that.
>> Claire: Thank you.
>> Cole: You know, I think
it's a great idea.
It's a really good space.
And you still are right here on
the Newman property,
so you have access to all
of Victor's security.
>> Victoria: And I have been
a little worried about Johnny
and Katie coming home from
spring break and not having
a house to come home to.
I mean, I love that they want
to spend a lot of time
with Mom and Dad, but, I mean,
the five of us in the main house
together could get
a little stressful,
and this way you guys
could get to know each other.
>> Claire: I'd really like that,
but how would they feel
about me being there?
>> Victoria: Well, I've already
told them all about you.
They're really anxious to meet
their big sister.
>> Claire: Big sister.
I still can't believe
I have siblings.
>> Victoria: You're going to be
so great with them.
Just like you were
with Aria tonight.
You know, she's a real natural
with children.
>> Claire: This all just,
it's a little overwhelming.
>> Victoria: I know.
And I'm sorry if I just
dumped it on you like this,
but after we ran into Mariah
and Tessa and they told us that
they were moving, I just felt
that it was the universe
sending us a message.
>> Cole: To live the dream.
>> Victoria: Yeah.
And it can be our home.
You know, a place where we can
all come together.
And Cole, you're welcome
to come as often as you like.
>> Cole: Thank you.
>> Victoria: And Claire,
it'll be a place to give you
space and time
to plan the rest of your life.
But you have time to think
about it, of course.
There's no rush.
>> Claire: So, when can we move?
[ Victoria sighs ]
Oh, it's nice.
It's starting to get warm.
>> Cole: Yeah, spring's
a-coming, all right.
>> Victoria: Yeah.
>> Cole: You know,
I hadn't thought about
that blizzard night for years.
>> Victoria: You were so mad.
>> Cole: I thought I was gonna
turn into a snowman.
I mean, it was freezing
outside.
And, but, you know,
then we made up.
It was always really nice
whenever we made up.
>> Victoria: Do you think that
I'm doing the right thing
with Claire and the Tack House?
>> Cole: Absolutely.
You're giving her a chance
to have a home and to really be
a part of a family
for the first time in her life.
>> Victoria: Yeah.
And it's a chance for us
to see her become whoever
she wants to be.
I know we can never get back
those years that we lost
with her, but at least this is
a second chance for us to watch
our daughter grow up.
>> Cole: And for you to be
her perfect role model.
>> Victoria: Oh, well,
I am far from perfect,
as you well know.
>> Cole: No. You're
an incredible woman, Victoria.
An amazing mother.
An amazing woman.
I mean, there's just, there's
just no other word for it.
And you take my breath away
about a dozen times a day.
>> Cole: I better get going.
>> Victoria: Yeah.
Thanks for tonight, Cole.
>> Cole: Thank you.
I had a great time.
Um...
You know, um...
having you in my life
has changed everything.
And I never want to go back
to the way things were.
I just needed you to know that.
>> Phyllis: Hey,
look at the happy couple.
My goodness.
>> Daniel: Hi, Mom.
>> Phyllis: Hey.
>> Daniel: Hi.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, you know,
Billy and I were just talking
about how excited I was when
you told me that you and Heather
were back together.
>> Daniel: Right. Yes.
>> Heather: Mm-hmm.
>> Daniel: How very excited
you were.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
Uh, we were also discussing,
um, how your jobs
might be on the line.
>> Daniel: Oh, there's, uh,
there's no, no maybe about that.
Lily pulled the trigger.
Um, we've both
officially been fired.
>> Billy: Um,
just so you both know,
I was not involved
in that decision.
>> Daniel: I know, Billy.
Thank you.
I appreciate it.
Um, and before you even ask,
I have no idea
what this means for your
position at Chancellor-Winters.
>> Phyllis: Oh, I don't care
about that. I'm more concerned
about you.
>> Heather: I think Daniel
should fight this.
At least hold on
to Princess Louisa.
>> Phyllis: I agree.
>> Billy: So do I.
>> Phyllis: You do?
>> Billy: I think Devon
and Lily are acting out
of emotion to the detriment
of the company.
I think you got to do
what you got to do.
>> Heather: You see?
It isn't just me.
You need to fight to protect
what's rightfully yours,
and we're all behind you.
>> Mariah: So, what did you
think of Claire?
>> Tessa: Oh, uh, she was nice.
A little shy, and great
with the baby, which was not
what I was expecting.
>> Mariah: Yeah.
I think she's trying
to find her way.
>> Tessa: Hm.
I mean, you would know.
>> Mariah: Yeah, I mean,
it's one thing to find
your parents when you're
practically grown, but when
it doesn't get off
on exactly the right foot.
>> Tessa: I mean, you and Sharon
seemed to work everything out.
And from what I saw, Claire
and Victoria seemed bonded.
You know,
like mother and daughter.
>> Mariah: Yeah, that's true.
Victoria was beaming.
>> Tessa: Aw.
>> Mariah: Oh, my goodness.
Is that Tad?
>> Tessa: Oh, I was wondering
what happened to him.
The last time I saw him,
Aria was trying to bathe him
in pasta.
>> Mariah: Yeah, and he does
look a little rough around
the edges.
>> Tessa: Oh, but we should
keep him, though, right?
>> Mariah: I mean, we can't keep
everything, Tessa.
The new place is big,
but it's not that big.
And she's already got
her new toy, Ginky.
It's the top dog right now.
>> Tessa: Oh, Tad looks sad.
>> Mariah: Okay, fine, fine.
We will keep Tad
for a little while longer.
>> Tessa: Good choice.
>> Mariah: We have new memories
to make, and there's gonna be
new mementos in the new place.
This is a beginning for us.
You got lucky, Tad.
>> Victoria: Is everything
all right?
>> Claire: Yeah.
>> Victoria: Are we rushing
this move?
Is it too fast for you?
>> Claire: No.
No, I'm really excited
about the move.
I just...
I feel guilty that you put off
your life so much for me.
>> Victoria: This is my life.
There's nothing that matters
to me more than you.
>> Claire: And I really
appreciate that.
But you...
You loved running Newman.
Don't you miss it?
Do you think it's time
you should think about
getting back to work?
>> Victoria: No,
it doesn't feel right.
If or when I'm ready,
I will know.
>> Claire: And Cole doesn't seem
too eager to end his sabbatical
and go back to the U.K.
for work, does he?
>> Victoria: Claire,
we've just missed so many--
so many years with you.
You're like a miracle to us.
We want to dedicate this time
in our lives to you.
>> Claire: And I'm so grateful
for that, but...
I can't help
wondering if maybe there's
something more going on?
>> Victoria: What do you mean?
>> Claire: I mean, just some
of the looks between the two
of you when we were
at the house,
talking about your past.
>> Victoria: I...
I mean, I guess being in
our old place might've just
stirred up some memories.
>> Claire: Of when you were
happy and in love?
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