>> Victor: Hey, son.
>> Nick: You're back.
>> Victor: Yeah, I am.
>> Nick: Uh, how's Mom?
She settled in?
>> Victor: Yeah.
Couldn't stay with her
very long.
>> Nick: And how about you?
Did you get some sleep?
I know this is very hard
for you.
>> Victor: Much harder
for your mother.
>> Nick: I know, Dad.
But Mom made the decision to go
to rehab, all right?
Everybody knows how hard you
worked to be there for her
and to support her,
but now it's time we let the
professionals handle this.
>> Victor: Easier said
than done.
>> Nick: Yeah.
Well, while Mom's getting
the help she needs, you gotta
take care of yourself, too.
And remember, that other threat
is dead and gone.
We take the wins where we can,
no matter how we get them.
>> Diane: Jack.
Thank God you're home.
Where were you all night?
I-- I was so worried.
And then I finally got your
message this morning.
>> Jack: I am sorry.
I should've called to tell
you I was okay.
Time got away from me.
>> Diane: Yeah, but where
were you?
I mean, I-- I even tried the
office and you didn't pick up.
>> Jack: Diane.
>> Diane: What?
>> Jack: I wanna tell you
everything,
but you need to hear me out
before you react.
>> Diane: Why do you sound
like that?
>> Jack: Because I don't think
you're gonna like what I have
to say.
♪♪
>> Phyllis: Hey, pretty. Hey.
>> Summer: Oh, Mom.
>> Phyllis: I was hoping
I'd see you.
>> Summer: Hi.
>> Phyllis: How you doing?
You wanna have a coffee or
breakfast, or...
Did you sleep last night?
>> Summer: Um, I slept
at the Abbott house.
I-- I just didn't wanna be away
from Harrison.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Summer: Honestly, being here
right now feels off.
>> Phyllis: Oh, I-- I totally
get it.
Well, I mean, I'll go back to
the house with you, if you...
Or not.
Listen, it's your call.
Whatever. You should be alone
with Harrison.
He needs you right now.
>> Summer: Yeah, we will spend
time together, the three of us,
soon, I promise.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, yeah.
Hey, listen, I want you to know
that I'm really proud of you.
You've been incredible.
Very strong.
Brave.
Yes, brave.
You've been a warrior,
and most importantly,
you've been an amazing mom.
>> Summer: I don't feel brave.
Last night, I slept next to
Harrison's bed, and I just--
I kept on jerking awake,
just to make sure
that he was still there.
I'm only here now to see about
getting some help for him.
>> Phyllis: Of course.
Of course.
>> Summer: I mean, Kyle and I
keep on reassuring him,
telling him that we love him,
but I just--
I don't know that that's enough.
>> Phyllis: It's enough.
Hey, listen, if you need
anything from me,
you just say the word, okay?
>> Summer: Thanks, Mom.
I actually mean
professional help.
>> Phyllis: Oh, of course.
Well, hey, you're being
proactive, and that's great.
Looking for a therapist,
make sure it's someone warm
and kind and empathetic
to a child that age.
>> Victor: I hate all this, son.
Leaving your mother there
by herself,
all alone with strangers.
I'm her husband,
for heaven's sake.
I should've been there.
Help her through this.
>> Nick: You know that's not
how this works.
Dad, you can't fix her MS.
You can't help her with this.
She went to rehab willingly.
There was no intervention.
She made this decision
on her own.
>> Victor: Well,
it wasn't on her own.
She was with a Jack Abbott.
>> Nick: What does Jack
have to do with this?
>> Victor: The son of a bitch
almost killed her.
>> Diane: We promised to never
keep secrets from each other,
so whatever it is, just, um,
tell me.
>> Jack: I saw Nikki last night
at the Athletic Club.
She was drunk,
as drunk as I've ever seen her.
Tried everything I could
to get her to sober up.
I begged her to leave with me,
to go to a meeting.
I tried everything I could to
get through to her, and she was
just so detached,
so distant, so defeated.
>> Diane: Defeated?
But Jordan's gone, and Claire
and Harrison are safe.
I-- I'd think she'd be relieved.
>> Jack: I guess the stress had
finally gotten to her,
the accumulation of all
the things that had piled up
around her.
These relentless attacks from
Jordan have ended, but this has
been a fight she's been
battling for months and months
without any sign of if or when
it would end.
>> Diane: Well, it's-- it's
a lot for anyone to face, even
someone without an addiction.
>> Jack: Well, Nikki is
definitely an addict,
and I-- I could not do anything
to pull her back
from the cliff she was on.
>> Diane: Well, is she
all right?
What happened?
>> Jack: I was scared.
I was guilt-ridden.
I'd failed her as a sponsor.
I'd-- I had to do something to
save her, and there were
no half measures.
And I came up with a thought.
An extreme thought, perhaps
unthinkable, but if it worked,
if I could make it work,
I had to try it.
>> Diane: All right, Jack, stop.
Just tell me what you did
last night.
>> Summer: I mean, the horrible
things that she said to
Harrison, the lies that-- that
we never wanted
to see him again.
>> Sharon: That is the cruelest
thing you can say to a child
when their parents
are their whole world.
>> Phyllis: Oh, she's
a sick bitch.
>> Sharon: Phyllis, um,
you know, maybe you should
rein in your anger a little bit
when you're around Harrison.
I know that this is difficult,
if not unbearable, but
Harrison's already been through
enough stress as it is.
>> Phyllis: Okay, I'm not
clueless. Sharon, I would never
talk like that in front
of Harrison, but
we're adults here, and it's
very emotional, and I think the
entire world would agree with
me if they knew what Jordan did
to that little boy.
>> Summer: Mom, I love you.
>> Phyllis: I love you, too.
Do you want me to just
chill out?
>> Summer: Please. Thank you.
We are all on
the same team here.
We just want what's best
for Harrison, right?
That's why I asked Sharon
to meet me here.
>> Sharon: Yeah, I think it's
a great idea to think ahead for
anything that could happen,
you know, especially in a
situation like this, so I would
be happy to recommend
a therapist who would be a great
match for Harrison.
>> Summer: I just wanna know
what to look out for,
keep an eye on the fallout,
you know?
>> Sharon: Okay, well, I will
text you her name
and contact information.
This woman is wonderful.
She's highly skilled in dealing
with children.
>> Summer: Thank you so much,
Sharon. I'm-- I'm gonna
go call her right now.
Excuse me.
>> Phyllis: You're very good
at that.
You know, being soothing
and talking, even though
you're not in the therapist
business anymore.
>> Sharon: Well, thank you.
I'm always happy to help.
And if you need any help,
someone to talk to...
>> Phyllis: You?
>> Sharon: Well, no,
not me somebody else.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, somebody else,
of course, I figured.
>> Sharon: You figured, right?
>> Phyllis: Yeah,
that would be crazy.
>> Sharon: I, uh, I know how
much Summer means to you.
>> Phyllis: Yes, it's just--
It's hard when she's upset
and I can't do anything
to fix it.
>> Sharon: Well, I can imagine
how worried you must've been
about Summer and Harrison.
Um, but everyone is safe now.
And from what I can tell,
Summer has turned out to be
a great mother.
>> Phyllis: Yeah,
she really has.
Mariah seems like
a great mom, too.
Look at us.
But Harrison and Summer,
they'll be all right, right?
>> Sharon: Well, you will
make sure that they are.
Um, I'm sorry.
Could you tell Summer
that I had to run?
>> Phyllis: Yes, to your
tech empire, right?
The one I didn't get a job at.
>> Sharon: That's the one.
Um, please do remember to give
Summer my goodbyes and tell her
to keep me posted.
>> Phyllis: No thank you.
>> Summer: Sharon left?
>> Phyllis: Yes. Yes.
Coffeehouse owner, tech mogul,
she left.
Um, did you get in touch
with the doctor?
>> Summer: I did, yeah.
I actually think that she's
gonna work out.
And if she doesn't, then we will
find someone who will.
>> Phyllis: Definitely.
That is the spirit.
>> Summer: You and Dad always
fought for me.
I'm never gonna stop fighting
for Harrison, either.
>> Nick: This doesn't make
any sense.
Mom was out overnight.
Then she comes back and says
she's ready for rehab,
but Jack could've killed her?
How?
>> Victor: When I was with you
and your sister,
I got a message from our
security team saying that they
had spotted your mother
at the Athletic Club.
>> Nick: Yeah, they thought
that she was drinking.
>> Victor: She was in a room
to do just that.
>> Nick: But Jack was with her,
trying to get her to go
to a meeting or something?
>> Victor: When I walked into
the room, the paramedics
were there.
>> Nick: Did she have
alcohol poisoning or something?
Is that why she decided
to go to rehab?
>> Victor: No, apparently
they were there for Jack Abbott.
He and your mother
had done shots together.
And he took some damn pills
and opioids,
collapsed and your mother
called the paramedics.
>> Nick: This doesn't make
any sense, Dad.
Jack has been sober for years.
>> Victor: Your mother claims
that Jack Abbott planned
all this in order to shock some
sense into her.
>> Nick: Oh, my God.
Okay, so...
Jack takes pills
as some sort of...
if you can't beat 'em, join 'em
gesture to...
I guess show Mom a mirror of
what she really looks like so
she'll be worried about him
the way he's worried about her?
>> Victor: Yeah.
Insane and idiotic.
>> Nick: I guess it worked.
I mean, Mom seemed committed
to getting sober when we saw
her earlier.
>> Victor: Your mother should
never have chosen him
as a sponsor, all right?
Jack Abbott failed
one more time.
He fails at everything.
>> Nick: Yeah, but if Mom's
committed to getting the help
she needs now, does it really
matter what he did?
>> Victor: Yeah, it does matter.
She could've been the one who
needed the paramedics.
He could've killed her.
>> Nick: Well, it sounds like
Jack could've died too.
He risked his life
to save Mom's.
And now, Mom's willing to get
the help she needs
because of Jack.
>> Jack: No, I'm saying
I couldn't get through--
Hey, how's my grandson?
>> Kyle: He's a little on edge,
but he's settling in.
Said he was happy his mom
spent the night.
>> Diane: Yeah, I'm glad they
had each other.
>> Kyle: What about you?
I know Victor was here earlier.
It sounded like the two of you
were getting into it.
>> Jack: Oh, you know Victor.
I'm always to blame
for something.
>> Kyle: So what exactly
is Victor blaming you for?
>> Jack: You know, could we
discuss this another time?
I-- I-- Your mother and I need
some time to talk.
>> Kyle: Um, are you dodging me?
Because I get the feeling that
there's something more
going on here.
>> Diane: What more could
possibly go on?
Everyone's already been through
so much.
>> Jack: Your mother's right.
Victor sometimes needs
a punching bag.
Old habits die hard.
>> Kyle: Okay.
I'm gonna go to the office,
grab my tablet and I promised
Harrison a surprise.
>> Diane: Oh, that's nice.
He can focus on a surprise.
Oh, do you want me to sit
with him for a while?
>> Kyle: No, no.
He's upstairs watching a movie.
I hope he'll feel safe enough
to relax and doze off.
>> Diane: He'll get through
this, Kyle.
We'll make sure of it.
>> Kyle: I'm gonna ask
Mrs. Martinez to keep an eye
on him while I'm gone.
>> Jack: Oh, no, no, no.
You don't have to do that.
I'm-- I'm gonna work from home.
If he needs anything,
I'll take care of him.
>> Kyle: So you're not going to
the office at all?
Wow, must've been a rough night.
Hope you're okay.
>> Diane: You know, I can see
why your dad probably needs
some down time.
He's been pulled in so many
different directions lately.
Worrying about Harrison
and Ashley.
Nikki. Work.
He could probably use a break.
>> Kyle: So does that mean
you're not going
to the office either?
>> Diane: No, I am dressed and
ready for that R&D meeting
this afternoon.
>> Kyle: Yeah.
Glad you remembered.
>> Diane: Ha.
>> Kyle: Well, let me know
if Harrison needs anything.
I'll be back
as soon as possible.
>> Jack: Even with all
the chaos, there's still tension
between you.
>> Diane: Uh, we're fine.
I really wanna get back to
that conversation that we were
having before Kyle walked in.
About whatever it is you need
to tell me that you clearly
don't want him to know.
>> Jack: No. You're right.
I don't want him to know.
>> Diane: Jack, you're making--
you're making me nervous.
>> Jack: You have to understand
why things happened
the way they did.
>> Diane: When you were
with Nikki all night.
>> Jack: Nikki had bottles
of vodka lined up.
It was clear she was going to
drink herself into oblivion.
I thought of everything
I could, and the only thing
I could come up with that might
jolt her into hearing me...
was joining her.
>> Diane: So, you drank?
>> Jack: Yeah.
>> Diane: Oh, well, I-- I can
imagine that a sponsor isn't
supposed to drink in front of
an alcoholic on a bender, but
that's hardly extreme,
and I can't imagine
that it worked.
>> Jack: No, it-- it
didn't work.
And that's when I made
the second decision...
to arrange to get some opioids.
>> Diane: What?
Have you lost your mind?
>> Jack: I told Nikki if she was
determined to go to rock bottom,
I would go there with her.
It was like old times.
I made the phone call,
the pills were delivered.
>> Diane: Oh, please tell me
that it was just a threat,
that you didn't actually plan on
going through something
so insane.
Jack.
How could you do that
to yourself?
How could you do that to me?
>> Nick: I got your message.
Have you
talked to Summer today?
>> Phyllis: Uh, yeah, she was
just here with Sharon, no less.
Uh, she wanted to talk to
Sharon about a possible
referral for someone, um...
someone for Harrison
to talk to.
>> Nick: Our daughter's on top
of things.
She's rising to the occasion.
>> Phyllis: Definitely.
I'm not sure she's really
processed everything
that's happened.
>> Nick: Well, you know,
it's, um...
It's tough when you've been
running on fear and panic
and adrenaline for so long.
It's probably very difficult
to settle back into a nice,
normal life.
There is a chance that it's a
crash landing instead.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
I think we have to keep
our eye on her.
We keep our eye on her, and she
keeps her eye on Harrison.
>> Nick: So, how are you?
You okay?
>> Phyllis: I mean, I would've
been happier if I saw
Jordan die.
You know, I would've been
happier if I saw her drown
and fight for her last breath
on her way to hell.
And it's the truth, it's how I
feel, and I would only tell you
something like that.
>> Nick: Yeah, it's probably
best if you keep that
to yourself.
>> Phyllis: You know what this
whole thing reminds me of?
Thank you.
>> Nick: Thanks.
>> Phyllis: Some psycho bitch
going after a kid to get back
at another adult.
You know what it reminds me of?
>> Nick: Right there with you.
Patty.
>> Phyllis: Patty.
She knew about Summer's
peanut allergy.
So crazy and deranged,
self-pitying.
Patty, I mean, she made sure
it was in Summer's system,
those peanuts.
Put her in a coma
for a long time.
>> Nick: You know, we thought
we were gonna lose Summer,
but we got her back.
>> Phyllis: Yeah,
but it was hard.
There was so much time
that went by with no oxygen,
and she had such a hard time
bouncing back.
And she couldn't talk or read
or respond.
>> Nick: Who got her
through that?
>> Phyllis: We both got her
through that.
>> Nick: No.
No, that was you, Phyllis.
You took her to that clinic.
You were by her side
every hour, every minute,
every second of the day
for months and years.
It was you.
Summer remembers so little
of that time.
It might be that way
for Harrison, too.
You don't know.
>> Phyllis: Oh, I remember.
I think Summer will remember,
too, you know?
She's calling for Harrison,
getting him ready for school
and he doesn't answer.
She'll remember.
The only thing I regret is that
I wasn't able to take that
Jordan psycho to hell myself.
And I know it's not pretty.
I know it's not nice,
it's mean, but it's how I feel.
>> Nick: You're just
being honest.
And it's not like you'd be
going up against a lesser
opponent, you know?
If Jordan had somehow survived
and you two ended up in a ring
together, I certainly would be
cheering for you.
>> Phyllis: Well, thanks.
>> Nick: For what?
>> Phyllis: For always having
my back.
And you do always have my back.
And for getting me.
Thanks.
Supergirl's a supermom.
We did good.
Despite it all, we did good.
>> Kyle: Sharon,
good to see you.
>> Sharon: Kyle,
nice to see you, too.
Um, I just met with Summer.
>> Kyle: Oh, you're helping her
find someone for Harrison
to talk to?
>> Sharon: Yes, I think she may
have even spoken
with her already.
>> Kyle: Well, that's great,
thank you.
I was just gonna pick Harrison
up a surprise.
>> Sharon: Well, don't forget
to take care of yourselves, too.
I mean, that goes for Summer
as well.
All of you have been through
a really terrible ordeal and it
may take some time to heal.
>> Kyle: The entire time
Harrison was gone,
my stomach was in knots.
All I could think about was how
scared he was and I felt
helpless, not knowing where he
was or if he was even alive.
It was the worst feeling
I've ever experienced.
>> Sharon: And yet
you saved him, Kyle.
Hold on to that.
You saved him before
Jordan was able to cause him
any more harm.
>> Kyle: But how do we know how
much harm she did cause him?
>> Sharon: Well, I'm sure the
therapist will walk you through
all of that.
But he's young, Kyle.
He's resilient and he's
surrounded by love and support.
Oh, Summer, hi.
I'm sorry I had to run before
you finished your call.
>> Summer: No, please,
you are great.
Just giving me the contact
information and talking things
through a little.
>> Kyle: Same for me just now.
Thank you.
>> Sharon: You're both
very welcome.
And if you need any more help,
just don't be afraid to ask.
>> Kyle: Thank you, Sharon.
>> Summer: Thank you so much.
Um, what's Harrison doing?
Who's watching him?
>> Kyle: Um, he's at home
watching a movie
I figured he needed time
to decompress.
>> Summer: Who's watching him?
>> Kyle: My folks
and Mrs. Martinez
are keeping an eye on him.
>> Summer: Okay. Good.
Uh, that's-- that's good.
That's good.
>> Kyle: Were you able to
actually speak to a therapist?
>> Summer: I was, yeah.
She seems really amazing.
She said that she can talk to
Harrison directly or she could
talk to us, walk us through how
to talk to him about everything
and what to look out for.
She's just gonna let us
take the lead.
>> Kyle: That's great.
Thank you for handling that.
It's better to be safe
than headed off of the pass.
>> Summer: I totally agree.
Which is why there's something
else that I really wanna
discuss with you.
And I hope you're not gonna
fight me on it.
>> Kyle: Okay.
I'm listening.
>> Summer: I don't want Claire
anywhere near Harrison.
At least not anytime soon.
>> Jack: I wanted
to shock Nikki.
She knows vodka isn't
my downfall. Pills are.
So, I had to come up with some
way to open her eyes.
>> Diane: And you were willing
to risk your life to do that?
Pills mixed with alcohol?
>> Jack: I know my limits.
>> Diane: How do you know
the pills weren't laced
with something, huh?
You don't know what they're
putting in them these days.
>> Jack: Any drug could be
tainted with something
potentially lethal.
It wasn't like it was
my first time.
So, I called my dealer.
My old dealer.
>> Diane: Oh.
Okay.
That's comforting.
You've kept in touch
with a drug dealer?
I thought you said you hadn't
used pills in years.
>> Jack: I haven't. I haven't
talked to him in years.
But his stuff is pure.
>> Diane: Oh, my God.
You trusted your life
with a career drug dealer?
>> Jack: I took a risk,
and it paid off.
>> Diane: What do you mean,
it paid off?
>> Jack: Nikki has agreed
to go to rehab.
She has admitted that's
the only way she's going
to get clean.
And it took my downfall
to do it.
>> Diane: What, and you couldn't
have just pretended
to take a pill?
You know, stick one in your
mouth and then spit it
in the trash?
>> Jack: Believe me, I thought
of that.
No, Nikki, even drunk, is too
savvy for me to pull that kind
of stunt.
I'm not that good an actor.
So, I had to go for it for real.
>> Diane: How--
You took an incredibly
foolish and dangerous risk
with little or no regard for me
or for your family.
No wonder you didn't want Kyle
to know about this.
The fact that you could've
died doing something so--
so stupid is just beyond
my comprehension.
>> Jack: It wasn't like that.
>> Diane: Yes, it was!
You put Nikki Newman's sobriety
above your own.
And you might think that what
you did was so courageous
and so noble, but you know what?
I think it was
incredibly selfish.
>> Kyle: You can't be
serious right now.
How can you still think Claire's
a part of this kidnapping?
>> Summer: That's not
what this is about, Kyle.
>> Kyle: No, this is
what this is about.
Claire is just as much Jordan's
victim as Harrison was.
>> Summer: Okay,
that's my point.
Claire is an obvious reminder
of this horrific experience
for Harrison.
If what she's telling us
is true.
>> Kyle: If?
>> Summer: Then that means that
Harrison actually saw her get
drugged by Jordan.
How could he not think of that
every time he sees her?
>> Kyle: Right, no, I think
you're focused on the wrong
issue here.
Harrison may need to talk
to somebody to put things
into perspective.
If that's the case, we will
absolutely get him that.
But you saw how happy he was
to see Claire this morning.
Maybe it's good for him to see
that she's actually fine.
>> Summer: We have to be
the parents here, Kyle.
We have to make the decisions,
okay? Harrison might wanna eat
brownies for every meal,
but we're not gonna let him do
that because we are the ones
that have to create boundaries
for him.
He might want to hang out
with Claire.
We don't know how that's gonna
affect his recovery.
>> Kyle: Okay, did you ever
think that maybe the opposite
is true?
That it reinforces, despite
what they went through, that
they're both actually fine?
That we hear and respect
his needs and wants?
You're going to an unnecessary
extreme here.
>> Summer: Is that even a thing
when it comes to protecting
your child?
>> Kyle: Are you implying that
I don't wanna protect my child?
Of course, I do.
Harrison means the world to me.
I would give up my life
for him.
>> Summer: Okay, then why does
it matter so much to you?
Claire might be fine,
but why does she need to be
in his life? Why?
So many people are gonna
come in and out of his orbit,
but we are the constants.
Our bond with him is the thing
that matters the most,
and it's time to focus on that.
Nothing else.
>> Diane: What if
I had lost you?
Did you even think about that
for a minute?
What if I had woken up today
with the news that you were
dead, that you had OD'd
in some hotel suite
with Nikki Newman?
Can you imagine what
that would've done to me?
To our family?
Did you even consider that?
>> Jack: It was never going to
come to that.
>> Diane: You don't know that,
Jack. No matter how much you
wanna argue, you don't know how
things might have turned out.
>> Jack: The important thing is
it worked, and I am here now,
safe and-- and alive,
and Nikki is in rehab.
>> Diane: You know, I just--
I just feel like there's a hole
in this story.
What--
what exactly happened that
triggered Nikki's wake-up call?
>> Jack: I passed out.
>> Diane: What?
>> Jack: Nikki saw me lying
there unconscious, and it shook
her to her core.
It literally scared her sober.
She's the one that called
the EMT's.
>> Diane: You passed out?
Oh, my God, Jack.
You did overdose.
You really could've died,
and you're standing there
telling me that you had it
under control?
>> Jack: I did have it
under control.
>> Diane: Oh, did you know that
you were gonna pass out?
Did you know that you were
gonna need medical help?
Was that part of your
stupid plan?
>> Jack: I may have made
a small miscalculation.
>> Diane: Oh, my God.
Last night, alone with a drunk
woman, you lost consciousness.
>> Jack: I have been
there before.
>> Diane: Yeah, and now you've
got that poison in your system
all over again.
You have to fight those urges
all over again.
Do you realize what
you've done?
You have thrown away years
of sobriety for Nikki Newman.
>> Jack: My sobriety is not
at risk. I promise you,
that will not happen.
>> Diane: And how can you be
so sure, huh?
How do I know you don't have
pills on you right now?
>> Jordan: Victor.
Please.
Tell me what I have to do
to get out of here.
I'll do anything.
Anything, please.
I can't take it any longer.
Please.
>> Kyle: Okay,
don't get me wrong.
I'm not arguing that we are
the two most important people
in Harrison's life, but you,
Claire, and our son are family.
All Newmans.
And now you're suggesting that
we keep the two of them
apart forever?
It's not realistic, Summer.
>> Summer: Okay, well,
I'm not--
I'm not going through it again.
I'm not.
I can't keep feeling that panic
over and over again.
That is how I feel every time
I see her.
You can't tell me that Harrison
doesn't feel some of the same.
The fact that I don't want her
near our son should be enough
for you to agree
with my decision.
>> Kyle: I still think
you're taking this too far.
>> Summer: Kyle,
we almost lost our son.
As far as I'm concerned,
I don't ever need to see Claire
or hear about her ever again.
>> Jack: I don't have any pills.
Nikki insisted I give them to
her before she left, and I did.
>> Diane: But you still have
that dealer's number, and
apparently you've held onto it
all this time.
>> Jack: But you have
to believe me.
This is a one-time occurrence.
I only ingested those pills
to shock someone, to--
to-- Out of necessity.
>> Diane: Necessity?
You risked your life
to save Nikki's.
What about me?
Hm?
Aren't I a necessity to you?
Didn't you stop and think
about me for one minute?
>> Jack: You have...
You're right, maybe-- maybe I--
I was selfish
and maybe it was--
maybe it was foolish of me to--
to risk that chance of going
back into that world.
>> Diane: Maybe, hm.
>> Jack: I never wanted
to go there.
You have to know that.
>> Diane: Think about what you
would've put me through if
you hadn't survived.
>> Jack: I never thought
it would ever go this far.
I would never intentionally
put you through that.
>> Diane: And that's what
scares me the most, Jack.
You didn't think.
>> Jack: I love you.
I never wanna risk
what we have together.
I never wanna lose you, ever.
>> Diane: I hope that's true.
Because I never wanna
lose you, either.
>> Jack: What we have
means the world to me.
I did what I had to do.
It saved Nikki.
Can you find some way
to just trust the rest of it?
>> Victor: What makes you think
that I would negotiate with you
about anything?
>> Jordan: Do you really wanna
keep trudging down here
to see me?
Someone's gonna find me,
and then we'll both end up
in prison.
Me for my--
my things, and you--
Well, you
for unlawful imprisonment.
So, why don't we just
call it a day, okay?
No harm, no foul.
>> Victor: Good try.
>> Jordan: So, how much longer
are you gonna torture me?
What-- what do you want from me?
>> Victor: You have nothing
I want.
Both Harrison and Claire
are home safe and sound.
No thanks to you.
>> Jordan: Okay, I--
I know I-- I--
I went too far.
And I know that I need to be
punished for my transgressions,
but why-- why don't you...
Why don't you just put me in a--
a proper prison, okay?
Don't leave me here in this
black hole.
>> Victor: This is it.
Get used to it.
But...
I brought you a present.
>> Jordan: What am I gonna do
with a-- a bottle of booze?
>> Victor: You're gonna drown
yourself in alcohol.
That's what you're gonna do.
The way you wanted my wife
to perish.
So drink
to your heart's content...
until you croak.
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