>> Phyllis: Do you want
this risotto?
So good, here.
>> Daniel: I'll take your word
for it, thank you.
>> Phyllis: All right,
so tell me what Lily said.
Don't leave out details.
>> Daniel: Well, first,
I, um,
I tried to reason with her.
>> Phyllis: Oh, I bet
that went over well.
>> Daniel: I'm sorry,
did you want me to tell you,
or did you want to, yeah?
>> Phyllis: No, no, tell me.
>> Daniel: Yeah?
>> Phyllis: Mm-hmm.
>> Daniel: Um, I told her that
I understood that technically,
OmegaSphere was owned
by Chancellor-Winters.
>> Phyllis: You didn't even have
to give her that much.
Carry on.
>> Daniel: Then I told her that
I thought it would only be fair
if she let me take back
Princess Louisa and
a few of the other games that
I, you know,
designed and developed.
>> Phyllis: And let me guess,
she didn't budge.
>> Daniel: Nope, not an inch.
So then, I told her that
I would be filing a lawsuit
to get it all back.
>> Phyllis: Wow, Daniel,
good for you.
You stood your ground,
you didn't waffle.
>> Daniel: It's just sad.
Sad that this
is what it's come to.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, it's sad
for Lily.
You stood your ground,
you followed your heart,
and I support you 100%.
>> Daniel: Thank you.
No, really,
thank you, I appreciate that.
So does Heather.
Um, but fair warning, things
are probably gonna get
pretty ugly between me
and Chancellor-Winters when this
all shakes out, so seeing as you
still work in the division that
I'm no longer a part of, um,
some of that fallout
might fall on you.
>> Christine: So, where are Lucy
and Daniel?
>> Danny: Lucy is at
a sleepover,
Daniel is out for the evening,
which means we have the entire
place to ourselves.
And tomorrow is the big day.
>> Christine: Yes, it is.
>> Danny: Which is why
I wanna prove to you,
come right this way,
that this tour is not
gonna be all work,
so I have created an itinerary.
>> Christine: Danny, I--
>> Danny: What?
>> Christine: I just wanted to
talk to you about
something first.
>> Danny: Yeah, no, of course,
of course, great.
No, we'll talk, but first,
let me show you the list.
Take a look at this.
Look, I don't mean to brag, but
I could have been a travel agent
if the whole music business
thing hadn't panned out.
Here, come on, look at this.
All the stops on the tour,
all the great sites,
all the great restaurants.
I wanna share
everything with you.
It's gonna be so awesome.
>> Christine: Daniel, just
hold on one second.
>> Danny: Okay.
What's up?
>> Christine: I just hate
the thought of letting you down.
♪♪
>> Nick: Okay.
>> Victor: Have you heard
anything about Jordan?
>> Nick: I've been talking with
security all night.
There's been no sign of her.
Maybe she really did get
on that train out of town.
>> Victor: I don't
believe that for a minute.
>> Jack: So, how are you doing?
>> Nikki: Well, it's been
quite the night.
>> Jack: Yes, it has.
That's not what I meant.
I know this is a dry party.
>> Nikki: I'm holding up.
>> Jack: Good.
It was a great celebration
of you and Victor,
but just know, sometimes even
an alcohol-free party is a tough
place for someone in recovery.
I'm very proud of you.
>> Nikki: Don't be too proud.
>> Jack: What does that mean?
>> Nikki: The party may be
alcohol-free, but...
I'm afraid I'm not.
>> Kyle: You have a good time
tonight, bud?
>> Harrison: But they didn't
have cake.
>> Kyle: Well, maybe next time.
>> Harrison: Do you think
they liked my present?
>> Kyle: Great-Grandma
and Grandpa?
Are you kidding? They loved it.
Nikki said she put it in
a place of honor, right?
>> Harrison: Yeah.
>> Kyle: Well, I'm guessing Aunt
Traci and Aunt Ashley went up to
bed, which means it's time for
PJ's and brushing teeth.
So, if you go fast,
we'll have time for a book.
Is that a deal?
>> Harrison: Sounds good, Dad.
>> Kyle: Cool.
>> Harrison: Wait.
>> Kyle: What is it?
>> Harrison: My lucky charm.
It's gone.
>> Kyle: Are you sure?
>> Harrison: I had it
in my pocket.
>> Kyle: Okay.
Okay, well, um...
Huh, maybe
it fell out somewhere.
We can look for it
in the morning.
>> Harrison: No, we can't.
I need to find it now.
I won't be able to
sleep without it, Dad.
I have to find it, please!
>> Claire: Good night, Larry.
>> Daniel: I'm not saying
that Lily would for sure
go there, because you
are brilliant at what you do,
but there is the chance
that your position could
be a casualty--
>> Phyllis: So what? So what?
>> Daniel: I thought
you loved that job.
>> Phyllis: I did, but only
because I was working
with my brilliant son.
But if you're not there,
what's the point?
>> Daniel: The point would be to
continue to make a living,
which you need to do.
>> Phyllis: I can get
a job anywhere.
>> Daniel: Mom.
>> Phyllis: No, don't mom me.
What? You expect me to
keep on working there
with Lily and Devon looking over
my shoulder all the time?
And me knowing that they
unceremoniously fired you
for some childish reason?
You're the best thing
to ever happen to that
company, by the way.
You know what?
I should go in today
and quit in solidarity.
In fact, I should get your
entire team to walk out.
OmegaSphere is amazing,
and it's yours, and what
better way to prove it?
>> Danny: Why--
why are you apologizing?
I-- I'm confused. I'm sorry.
>> Christine: Okay. Um,
yesterday, out of the blue,
I got a call from an old
colleague who told me about this
huge case where the accused
is specifically asking
me to represent them.
>> Danny: Okay.
>> Christine: Normally, I would
just-- I would explain that my
practice is being suspended,
but I've known this person
for a really long time
and they're in a bind.
>> Danny: Um, how much time
are we-- we talking about?
>> Christine: Months.
[ Danny sighing ]
>> Danny: So, okay.
So, what you're saying is
you won't be able to go
on the road with me.
>> Christine: No, I'm just
saying, like, I'm really torn
because there's this part of me
that wants to shut my laptop
down and turn off
my phone and take off.
I have been so looking
forward to this adventure
with you, and I still am.
>> Danny: What about
the other part?
>> Christine: The other part is
I'm an attorney, and when
a once-in-a-lifetime case
comes up, I can't help but
being pulled back in.
But Danny,
what you and I have,
it's also a once-in-a-lifetime
kind of thing.
So, what do you do when--
when two things collide?
>> Nikki: The other day,
after Jordan's cohort sent me
that drink, I really freaked out
and I immediately went to
buy a bottle of vodka.
>> Jack: Why didn't you
call me first?
>> Nikki: I know. I should have,
but I didn't think I would be
able to get through tonight
without it.
So, I convinced myself that
I could moderate how much
I drank until after the party,
but I really needed it
because I was certain that
Jordan was gonna show up
and try something.
>> Jack: Wait, wait, back up.
Why would you say that?
>> Nikki: Part of the reason for
this party was to lure
her out of hiding.
>> Jack: Wait, this was
Victor's idea?
>> Nikki: No, it was mine.
Jack, I-- I--
I am just sick of running.
I am tired of looking behind
my shoulder, waiting for
something terrible to happen.
So, I thought I would use this
event as a way to bring her out
in the open, but I guess I was
wrong because she didn't show,
at least she hasn't yet.
>> Jack: So, you have been
fortifying yourself all night
long with alcohol in the hopes
that this psychopath would catch
up with you and find you?
>> Nikki: That was the plan.
>> Jack: It's a bad plan.
>> Nikki: I realize that now,
but in the midst of everything,
something amazing happened.
>> Kyle: Okay,
I've checked outside,
we've checked in the car,
but Bunny isn't there.
>> Harrison: His name is
Lucky-Bun now.
I was so stupid to lose him.
>> Kyle: No, no,
no, no, no, don't think that.
You know what I think?
>> Harrison: What?
>> Kyle: I think maybe we left
it at the table we were sitting
at. Do you remember taking it
out of your pocket
when we were there?
>> Harrison: Maybe.
>> Kyle: Well, I bet you
an ice cream sundae it's sitting
right there safe and sound.
>> Harrison: Can we go back
and get him?
>> Kyle: I've got a better idea.
I'll call Mom and get
her to bring him over.
>> Harrison: Right now?
>> Kyle: Right now.
Now, go upstairs and
get ready for bed.
I'll be up in a minute, okay?
>> Summer: Excuse me.
>> Nick: I mean, do you still
get the phone calls?
[ phone ringing ]
>> Summer: Hey,
is everything okay?
>> Kyle: We think Harrison left
his lucky bunny charm
at the table we were sitting at.
Do you think you could
take a look and see
if you can find it?
>> Summer: Oh my gosh, yes.
Um, here, hold on, I will look.
I don't see it anywhere.
>> Kyle: Damn, he's so upset.
I hope the waitstaff
didn't toss it.
[ doorbell ringing ]
Um, someone's at the door.
I'll check back with you
in a bit.
>> Summer: Okay, bye.
>> Claire: Missing someone?
>> Daniel: Listen, I appreciate
your loyalty, but I don't want
to see you lose your job
over this.
>> Phyllis: Oh, you act like
it's the only job in the world.
>> Daniel: You have to work.
That's a fact.
>> Phyllis: What do you expect
me to do?
Stay there and, oh,
tiptoe around Lily and Devon?
Little-- little office mouse?
After I know they sold
my son's life's work?
I'd rather live on the street.
>> Daniel: Oh, you're just
gonna quit?
>> Phyllis: I haven't figured
out my next move, actually.
Don't worry.
I'm not someone who just
waits for something
to fall in their lap.
I go and get my opportunities.
>> Daniel: Ooh, there it is.
That's that tone.
Ha ha, I know that tone.
That's the one that sets
alarms off in my head.
You're already cooking
something up, aren't you?
>> Phyllis: Not necessarily.
>> Daniel: Don't "not
necessarily me."
I know that look.
What kind of opportunities
are you talking about?
[ phone pinging ]
>> Adam: I'm sorry.
>> Sally: No, don't apologize.
>> Adam: I don't know why
I would be expecting to hear
from Connor at this hour.
It's just reflex, I guess,
or wishful thinking.
>> Sally: Look, I know
this is hard,
but maybe in this case,
no news is a good thing.
>> Adam: Um, I wish
that I could believe that.
>> Sally: Think of it this way.
The clinic hasn't called you
to come pick up Connor and
bring him home, you know?
So maybe they're making progress
and the therapy is working.
>> Adam: Oh, God, I hope so.
>> Sally: You're gonna make
yourself sick with worry.
What can I do?
Please tell me how I can
make this easier for you.
>> Kyle: Oh, you are the hero
of the hour.
Harrison will be so relieved to
see that, thank you.
>> Claire: Oh, it was
no big deal.
I just happened to see
Lucky-Bun sitting there.
>> Kyle: Right, yes,
his new name.
But you didn't have to
bring it all the way over.
You could've called and I
would've picked it up
in the morning.
>> Claire: And risked
the bad luck jinx?
>> Kyle: You got me there.
Clearly, I have never had
a lucky charm.
>> Claire: Well, they're very
important things, you know.
A friend, a protector, something
to count on, no matter what.
I know
it sounds childish, but--
>> Kyle: No, no, not at all.
What were you about to say?
>> Claire: I know how important
it is to Harrison and I didn't
want my new little friend
to go even
a single night without it.
I know when I got
my lucky charm taken away, I...
I didn't sleep for a week.
>> Kyle: Wait, wait a minute.
You said you lost it.
>> Claire: I lied.
>> Jack: Amazing is
a pretty big word.
>> Nikki: Well, that's what
it felt like.
>> Jack: Tell me more
about what happened.
>> Nikki: Well, I had my flask
in my purse
and whenever I would feel
anxious, I would slip
away and take a shot.
>> Jack: You didn't seem tipsy,
you didn't seem drunk.
I'm pretty good at
recognizing those signs.
>> Nikki: That's because
I was able to stop.
That's the amazing part of being
here tonight with all of my
friends and family, knowing
how much they support me.
I was able to fight
the urge to keep drinking.
I didn't want to let down
the people who care about me,
particularly you.
>> Jack: No, more importantly,
you didn't want to let
yourself down.
>> Nikki: I felt strong.
For the first time, I feel
like I can beat this thing.
It was like somebody
opened a curtain and
let the light back in.
I didn't need the alcohol.
I had love all around me
and I felt free.
>> Jack: Wow.
>> Victor: Everything all right?
>> Nikki: Everything is more
than just all right, darling.
It's been a wonderful evening.
>> Jack: I was just telling
Nikki how proud I was
that she faced down
her urge to drink tonight.
>> Victor: Is that right?
>> Nikki: Well, yes.
I-- I had it at first,
but then it passed.
>> Jack: And kudos to you
for having an alcohol-free party
like this.
Very thoughtful and
I think it helped.
>> Victor: Thank you, Jack.
I'm very proud of my wife.
>> Jack: Well, thank you both.
A lovely evening.
>> Victor: Same to you.
>> Phyllis: I don't want
to talk about me,
let's talk about you.
I'm more interested in
what your plans are.
>> Daniel: You're changing
the subject.
>> Phyllis: So, if you win
the lawsuit,
will you take your games
and create another company?
>> Daniel: I don't know.
I haven't thought
that far ahead.
I'm just trying to take
it one day at a time.
>> Phyllis: It's exhausting,
isn't it?
>> Daniel: Yes,
talking to you is exhausting.
>> Phyllis: No,
smart guy, not talking to me.
Standing up for
what you believe in.
You're just trying
to save your family.
And I understand that.
You shouldn't have to pay
for that.
>> Daniel: Mom, I don't--
>> Phyllis: I mean,
I know that it's embarrassing
for Lily, I get it.
I understand, but it's
not like the two of you
were a great love story.
>> Daniel: Mom.
>> Phyllis: You and Heather,
on the other hand,
you are a great love story.
You're trying to raise
your daughter together.
I mean, you shouldn't
have to pay for that.
>> Daniel: Mom.
>> Phyllis: Don't "mom" me.
>> Daniel: Could we please talk
about something else?
>> Phyllis: Okay.
What do you want to talk about?
>> Daniel: You and Dad?
I mean, you were spending
a lot of time talking about your
friendship and how, you know,
that was a sign of bigger things
to come and then nothing.
>> Phyllis: Okay,
well, there's nothing to tell.
Um, we took a step back and we
realized the timing wasn't right
and we would not pursue things.
>> Daniel: Or maybe you finally
had to admit to yourself that
romance was never really
on the table.
>> Danny: I can't
choose for you, Cricket.
As much as I'd like to,
because I would probably make
the selfish choice, but this is
your career and I'm not gonna do
anything to stand in your way.
>> Christine: Yeah, I don't even
know if I want this
career anymore.
>> Danny: Would it really be
a debate if you weren't really
missing the action here?
>> Christine: I think it's about
being wanted, you know?
That feeling when someone says,
"You're the answer. You're
the only one who can do this."
So, when I got that call...
>> Danny: Hey, I get it, okay?
I really do.
I mean, I get this feeling
whenever we book a tour or
sell out a venue. I can't
judge you for wanting
that same sense of satisfaction.
>> Christine: But you give me
that feeling too.
That feeling of being
wanted and it's not about
my skills or my education.
It's about me and I want
you and it's not about your
singing or your image.
It just, it feels right
when we're together.
>> Danny: Because it is right.
I'm not gonna hold you back.
I mean, we both love what
we do and that makes us probably
the luckiest people
I know and...
well, I mean, this case
isn't gonna last forever
and neither is my tour, so.
>> Christine: I know, I know.
I can't help feeling that this
is our last best chance.
That we found each other again
because it was meant to be.
So...
how can I walk away from that?
>> Claire: I lied about
my lucky charm
because I didn't want
Harrison to hear the real story.
>> Kyle: Right,
not for kid's ears.
Got it.
Well, I appreciate you trying to
protect Harrison, but I'm old
enough to hear the real story,
if you feel like sharing.
>> Claire: My aunt Jordan
always had to have control
over everything.
Back then, I didn't realize that
was partly because I was
a stolen baby and she had
constructed my entire life
as one big lie.
I was just a kid and I just
wanted to do kid things.
So, one day I was playing in
the backyard and I found a stone
laying in the grass.
The white--
Looked like a crystal.
I don't know if it really
was one, but I knew it was
special to me, at least.
>> Kyle: Your lucky charm.
>> Claire: I hid it from Jordan
because I knew she wouldn't want
me to have something
like that to count on.
And when I was alone,
I talked to it.
I wished on it.
I wished for friends
and a real family.
A happy life.
And then one day,
she caught me doing that.
She snatched it away.
And she told me that
wishing was for fools,
that I couldn't count on luck,
I could only count on her.
>> Kyle: Wow.
I am so sorry
to hear that, Claire.
That must have been awful
for you.
>> Claire: It was just my life.
It's getting late. I should go.
>> Kyle: No, no.
Please, stay.
>> Phyllis: You know, hey, hey,
why'd you bring up your dad
to me again?
When you're just gonna shoot
down the idea?
>> Daniel: Because I know that
it meant something to you.
Being around him and, you know,
feeling that support
that Dad is so good at.
And, you know, let's be honest,
like a-- a--
a Danny Romalotti friendship,
that's like a stamp of approval.
He doesn't really hang out
with people that suck.
>> Phyllis: I beg to differ.
>> Daniel: I bet you would.
Listen, all I'm saying is if you
wanna talk, I'm here to listen.
>> Phyllis: Thank you,
I don't wanna talk.
>> Daniel: Fine.
>> Phyllis: Okay, I moved on,
by the way.
>> Daniel: Great.
>> Phyllis: Okay, is that
a sarcastic great
or a real great?
>> Daniel: No, that is--
that is me dropping
the subject, even though
I know you're hurt by this.
>> Phyllis: Okay,
because it seems to me that
you wanna say I told you so.
>> Daniel: I'm not gonna
do that, no.
>> Phyllis: Okay, but I need
to remind you
that I'm the one who
predicted you and Heather
and I never once said I told you
so or asked for applause.
>> Daniel: Wow, well, you got
me there.
You were right, I was wrong.
Let's have dessert.
>> Phyllis: Okay.
And I just wanna bring up for
the last time, Danny and
the Bug, they're together.
They're-- He made his choice.
It's, like,
the most ridiculous choice,
but he made it nonetheless,
right? And-- and I'm moving on.
I'm not gonna let it slow
me down, that's for sure.
>> Danny: I have an idea.
>> Christine: Please, anything.
>> Danny: Don't make
any decisions right now.
Just think about it,
sleep on it, okay?
And we'll decide tomorrow
morning, all right?
>> Christine: You really think
that's gonna make it easier?
>> Danny: Cricket, look at me.
Hey. If this is gonna be our
last night for a while,
let's enjoy every single
second we have together, okay?
>> Sally: Look at them.
After all the drama and conflict
Victor creates, to see
the depth of love he still
has for Nikki after all
these years is...
really inspiring.
>> Adam: Well, the Newmans do
love hard and profoundly.
>> Sally: Good to know.
Do you wanna go upstairs?
>> Adam: Come on.
>> Claire: This is all
still so new to me.
Being able to have adult
conversation, just be a person
without Jordan monitoring me
or judging my every move.
>> Kyle: I don't know
how you survived her.
>> Claire: I didn't know
any better.
I, uh, my whole life,
from the time
I was little, just revolved
around her needs and her
grudges, her need for vengeance.
And I went along with it because
I was afraid of what
would happen if I didn't.
Guess I've been afraid
my whole life.
>> Kyle: You don't have
to be afraid anymore.
You have friends, you have
a family, you have a new life.
>> Claire: I know.
And I get to make all these
choices all by myself.
Can be kind of
overwhelming sometimes,
but every day,
I get a little bit
more used to finally being free.
[ footsteps approaching ]
>> Harrison: Oh, hi Claire.
>> Claire: Hey, Harrison.
>> Kyle: Guess what?
Look at what your new
friend, Claire, brought you.
>> Harrison: You found him!
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
>> Adam: So, I have
a question now.
>> Sally: What?
>> Adam: Where do you see
yourself in 40 years?
>> Sally: Well, that is
a trick question.
>> Adam: How is that
a trick question?
>> Sally: Because you're angling
to see if you're still
in the picture.
>> Adam: Well.
>> Sally: I hope so.
>> Adam: Well, I personally
think that we could do 40 years
together, easy.
I'm thinking more like 50, 60.
>> Sally: That's
pretty ambitious.
>> Adam: I mean it.
[ Sally sighing ]
>> Sally: Really?
>> Adam: I don't want it to end.
I never want it to end.
>> Nick: How did you get
past security?
>> Phyllis: Oh, my gosh,
are you gonna
give me a hard time too?
>> Nick: No, but the guards
aren't supposed to let anyone in
who isn't on the guest list.
It doesn't matter who they are.
>> Phyllis: Okay, okay, sorry.
Jeez.
They were very good at
their job, by the way.
I got past the gauntlet
and then, you know,
someone recognized who I was and
they said I can come in.
I didn't know there was a party.
Obviously, I wasn't invited.
>> Nick: Summer didn't tell you
that it's my parents'
40th anniversary?
>> Phyllis: Mm-mm.
Congratulations to your parents.
That's incredible, 40 years.
Well, obviously Summer didn't
want to remind me that I'm still
persona non grata, so that's
why she didn't tell me.
>> Nick: Yeah, that's not
like you.
>> Phyllis: What's not like me?
>> Nick: Feeling sorry
for yourself.
>> Phyllis: I'm not feeling
sorry for myself.
>> Nick: You sure about that?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Nick: You're not fishing for
like a supportive compliment?
>> Phyllis: No.
I mean, but if you want to
give me a supportive
compliment, I'll take it.
>> Claire: Hey Harrison, did you
know that there are all
different kinds of lucky charms?
>> Harrison: Really?
>> Claire: Yeah, if you find
a penny on the street
and you pick it up,
it's a lucky penny.
Or if you look really hard
in the backyard, you might
find a four-leaf clover.
Those are really good luck.
>> Harrison: I'll have to look
for one of those tomorrow.
>> Kyle: Mm-hmm, you got it.
>> Claire: Of course, in India,
they believe that elephants
are good luck.
But it might be kind of hard to
fit one of those in your pocket.
[ all laughing ]
>> Kyle: Okay, Harrison,
time to go up.
You've had a big day and
you need the shut eye.
>> Harrison: You said
I could get a book.
Can Claire read it to me?
>> Claire: I couldn't step
on your dad's toes like that.
>> Kyle: No,
I think it's a great idea.
>> Claire: You do?
>> Kyle: You two go upstairs.
I'll be up to say
goodnight later.
>> Harrison: Thanks, Dad.
>> Kyle: Mm-hmm.
[ phone ringing ]
>> Summer: Kyle, hi.
>> Kyle: Hey.
>> Summer: Sorry, I still
haven't found it.
>> Kyle: It's okay,
problem solved.
Claire found the bunny
and brought it over.
>> Summer: And how-- how did
Claire come to find it?
>> Kyle: She didn't say,
but I'm relieved.
And so is our son.
>> Summer: Wait, is Claire
still there?
>> Kyle: Yeah, she's upstairs
reading Harrison's story.
>> Harrison: Do you know
this one?
>> Claire: Let me see.
This is one of my favorites.
>> Harrison: I have to go
to the bathroom,
but I'll be right back.
>> Claire: Okay.
[ Claire screaming ]
[ indistinct chatting ]
>> Summer: Mom.
>> Phyllis: My goodness.
>> Summer: Hi.
>> Phyllis: Hey, oh, look at
you. Surprised to see me
here too.
Listen, I told your father
that you probably didn't tell me
about the party because
you wanted to save me
the embarrassment of
knowing I wasn't invited.
Is that true?
>> Summer: Well, I didn't know
I was supposed to tell you.
It's kind of a Newman thing.
>> Nick: She's probably just
worried you were gonna
try and crash.
>> Phyllis: Listen, I was having
a hard time for a while,
but then I pulled myself
out of that.
You know?
You both should know that things
are about to bust wide open for
me at Chancellor-Winters.
>> Nick: Phyllis,
what are you up to?
>> Phyllis: You'll know when
the dust settles,
but just know
that, uh, I have big plans.
>> Summer: Be careful, Mom.
>> Phyllis: Baby,
you know I'm always careful.
>> Christine: I'm so happy.
>> Danny: So am I.
>> Christine: So, why can't I
just enjoy what we have
and let the rest go?
What is wrong with me?
>> Danny: Nothing is wrong
with you, my love.
You just have to make
a decision, that's all.
>> Christine: Oh, God, what if
my decision keeps us apart?
>> Danny: No.
That's impossible.
Listen.
It took us this long to
find each other, didn't it?
And in my book,
it's exactly as you said.
You and I...
Cricket and Danny
are meant to be.
So, whatever decision you make,
it's gonna be the right one.
>> Christine: I'm just--
>> Danny: Sh. Sh.
It's okay, it'
It's okay, it's okay.
>> Michael: Victor, Nikki,
we are leaving,
which means your party
is officially over. Come here.
>> Nikki: Thank you so much
for coming.
>> Michael: Oh, congratulations.
>> Lauren: So nice to see you.
Happy, healthy years ahead.
>> Michael: Victor,
congratulations.
>> Victor: Thanks, Michael.
Nice to see you.
>> Michael: All right.
>> Victor: Thank you for coming.
>> Michael: Take care.
>> Lauren: Bye bye.
>> Victor: Appreciate it.
Thank you.
>> Nick: All right,
party's winding down,
so I'm gonna take off too.
Security is not gonna leave
until everyone's gone.
The follow-up car is
all set up for whenever
you guys wanna leave.
>> Victor: No sign of Jordan?
>> Nick: None.
>> Victor: Oh, okay.
Anyway, son, thank you for
making this a special evening
for your mother and your father,
okay?
>> Nick: Well, you two
deserve it.
I love you both.
I'm just sorry that it had to
come with, you know.
>> Victor: I know.
>> Nick: All right,
good night, Dad.
>> Victor: Good night, son. Yep.
>> Nick: Love you, Mom.
>> Nikki: Love you too.
Good night, son.
Well, I was wrong.
I thought Jordan wouldn't be
able to resist this.
>> Victor: Well, at least she
didn't spoil anything.
But I promise you one thing.
I'm gonna catch her.
>> Nikki: I know.
But it's hard not to
think that she's still somewhere
out there coming up with
new ways to torment us.
>> Victor: And I don't want you
to think about that at all.
This is an evening
for the two of us.
Just the two of us.
I love you.
>> Nikki: I love you.
Thank you so much.
>> Kyle: The Abbott House.
603 Glenwood.
No, this is Kyle Abbott.
Look, you need to send
someone here right away.
>> Jack: Hey, hey, hey,
what's wrong?
>> Kyle: It's Claire.
I think she's taken Harrison.
>> Diane: What?
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