>> Messenger: Abby Newman?
>> Abby: You found her.
>> Messenger: I have
a message for you.
>> Abby: Thank you.
>> Kyle: So you feeling better,
champ?
>> Harrison: Totally.
>> Kyle: Yeah.
>> Claire: What is it that you
ate that made you feel so sick?
>> Harrison: Shrimp.
It was so good, I ate a ton.
>> Kyle: A ton?
>> Harrison: Maybe two tons.
>> Kyle: That's a lot of shrimp.
Maybe a few too many.
Your mom didn't tell you
to slow down?
>> Claire: Um...
>> Kyle: Probably because
you were having so much fun.
>> Harrison: It was great,
except for the barfing part.
>> Claire: Yeah, I bet that was
no fun. I'm so sorry.
>> Harrison: It was so gross.
It was like when I got on
that ride at the carnival,
and when I got off,
I was like this.
>> Claire: Your tummy didn't
like it?
>> Harrison: Nope, but this was
way worse.
>> Claire: And you didn't even
get to have the fun of the
carnival ride? That's no fair.
>> Kyle: Well, I'm just glad
my best bud's feeling better.
>> Harrison: But you had
to cancel your trip to Paris.
I'm so sorry.
>> Kyle: Are you kidding?
You're my number one.
Always, little man.
I couldn't wait to turn that
plane around and get home
to you.
>> Harrison: Hey, now that
you came back,
maybe we can all go
to Paris today.
Right, Claire?
>> Summer: Are you busy?
>> Victor: My goodness.
>> Summer: Are you busy,
Grandpa?
>> Victor: No, sweetheart.
Never for you. Come in.
>> Summer: Hi.
>> Victor: How are you?
>> Summer: I'm good.
>> Victor: All right.
How are things at Marchetti?
>> Summer: Things at Marchetti
are-- are great.
I'm actually starting
a new line, Marchetti Z.
I'm very excited about it.
>> Victor: You not only have
a good head, but you have
a sense for fashion.
That means you're going to be
successful.
>> Summer: Well, it runs
in my blood, doesn't it?
I love visiting you here.
You know, in this office,
at this desk.
It's like being in the inner
sanctum of your kingdom
and you're watching over it all.
>> Victor: I'm so happy you
came by. I love to see you.
So, I'm not only watching over
things, but, you know, I have
some surprises left as well.
>> Summer: Oh, I have no doubt
about that. You are a legend,
Grandpa.
>> Victor: Now, what is all this
flattery about?
>> Summer: I mean every word.
It's not just flattery.
But you're right.
Um, I did come here
to ask for your help.
♪♪
>> Diane: Thank you again for
our celebration last night.
>> Jack: It isn't every day
we get to celebrate our first
year of wedded bliss.
>> Diane: It was magical.
>> Jack: Even with
the interruption from Harrison
and Summer.
>> Diane: Oh, poor little guy.
>> Jack: Hey, uh, he was asleep
when I left.
I assume he's doing better now.
>> Diane: Um, he was okay when
I checked on him.
But you know what?
I'm going to text Kyle
to make sure.
The fact that Kyle thanked me
for letting him know Harrison
was sick, I'll take that
as a win.
And I will continue to pile up
these small victories until
we're a family again.
[ Diane sighing ]
Brace yourself.
Incoming.
[ Jack sighing ]
[ Abby chuckling ]
>> Devon: Hello, pretty lady.
>> Abby: Hi.
>> Devon: Hi.
>> Abby: What is all of this?
>> Devon: Well, I thought that
you could use some spoiling.
>> Abby: But you've been so busy
with everything
at Chancellor-Winters,
or shall I say Winters.
Are you sure you can take
the time?
>> Devon: I'm positive that you
and right now are the only
things that matter.
>> Summer: Maybe you've heard
about the tension between
Kyle and me about Harrison.
>> Victor: I thought
you and Kyle always
had a very civilized custody
arrangement regarding Harrison.
>> Summer: Well, that was before
Kyle turned on his own family.
And he got himself fired
from Jabot.
And then he partnered up with
Audra Charles to run Glissade.
>> Victor: What does Audra
Charles have to do with this?
>> Summer: Audra is a part of
this entire problem.
I mean, she is proof that Kyle
isn't thinking about anybody
but himself.
He's definitely not thinking
about Harrison.
He's not the man that I agreed
to share custody with.
>> Victor: How do you mean that?
>> Summer: Did you know that
Kyle's moving out of
the Abbott home with Harrison?
It's the only home that
Harrison has known
in Genoa City.
And it's where he feels safe
and he feels loved.
>> Victor: Mm.
I hate to hear that.
>> Summer: Kyle is at war
with his family.
He is so desperate to prove
God knows what that he's
claiming that he is going
to turn this nothing of
a company Glissade into such
a powerhouse that it's going
to crush Jabot someday.
>> Victor: Hm.
Sounds very ambitious.
>> Summer: Ambitious?
I don't know.
I think it sounds delusional.
You know, and the fact that he's
partnered up with Audra Charles
for this?
Kyle wasted no time to get
intimate with that woman.
Like two minutes after
we separated.
Grandpa, Audra is a snake.
I don't want her anywhere
near my son.
And Kyle doesn't listen to me.
He doesn't respect me.
So, I-- I have no choice
but to sue for sole custody.
>> Victor: I hope that
won't be necessary.
>> Summer: It's the only way
I can protect my son.
From Audra and from
whatever the hell has gone wrong
with Kyle to make him so angry
and toxic.
>> Kyle: We'll all go to Paris
and climb to the top
of the Eiffel Tower and hunt
worms in the Tuileries someday,
I promise.
But a big trip isn't really
possible right now.
>> Harrison: Is it because of
Mommy?
>> Kyle: Why would you say that?
Did she say something to you?
>> Harrison: No, but she was
really worried
about me being sick.
She said it was a good thing
I didn't go to Paris because I
would have been sick there
and she wouldn't have been able
to take care of me.
>> Kyle: Mm-hmm.
>> Claire: Well, we're all
just happy that you're feeling
so good now.
>> Harrison: Mom gave me
ginger ale and crackers.
It helped a lot.
Maybe she's right.
Maybe it was good I stayed here
so she could make me feel
better.
>> Kyle: That's the way
it's supposed to be.
The grown-ups take care of you.
You don't have to take care of
the grown-ups.
>> Harrison: We're a family.
We take care of each other.
That means you too.
>> Claire: Can I have a hug?
Wait a second.
I don't want to squeeze you
too hard.
Not until you're 100% better.
>> Harrison: That's all right.
My stomach is super empty.
>> Claire: Even after all
the soup that you ate?
>> Harrison: But there is
definitely some room
for ice cream.
>> Phyllis: Good morning.
>> Diane: It was.
>> Phyllis: Well,
you two look great.
Ready to start your day.
>> Diane: Really?
Because to be honest,
I'm exhausted.
Last night was our first
anniversary and Jack is such
a romantic.
The champagne, the flowers,
the bubble bath.
I didn't want the night to end.
>> Phyllis: That's terrific.
Well, congratulations.
It's already been a year.
Time flies.
>> Diane: What? That's it?
No snappy insults?
>> Phyllis: No.
I'm truly happy for you.
>> Diane: All right, now we know
that you want something from us.
>> Phyllis: No, I come in peace.
>> Jack: Why do we have trouble
believing that?
>> Phyllis: Oh gosh, you guys.
Please, please stop
this back and forth.
We have a crisis right now.
>> Diane: What crisis?
>> Phyllis: Summer and Kyle.
>> Jack: Suppose we let
Summer and Kyle work it out.
>> Phyllis: So, I would love
to do that, but they aren't.
And I think that
they could use our wisdom.
>> Diane: Wisdom?
>> Phyllis: Yes.
>> Diane: From you?
>> Phyllis: Yes.
Listen, Diane, we've all been
through custody battles.
That's the last thing we want
our children to go through.
And Harrison, right?
They could do right
by our advice.
>> Diane: You can't possibly be
suggesting that the three of us
team up and work together.
[ Abby exhaling ]
>> Abby: You really didn't have
to go to all this trouble.
>> Devon: Well, I had to make up
for blurting out my proposal
during a random conversation.
>> Abby: Okay, it wasn't
a blurt.
It was heartfelt
and spontaneous and beautiful.
And it wasn't
a random conversation.
Because we were talking about
how much we love each other.
And how perfect
we are together.
Like how we both wear socks
to bed, even in the summertime.
>> Devon: That's right.
>> Abby: And how we like to stop
and talk to all the dogs
that we see.
>> Devon: Mm-hmm.
>> Abby: Oh, and my favorite
part, how we both like to...
>> Devon: Oh my gosh. Yeah.
>> Abby: Yeah.
So, no regrets?
>> Devon: No, I certainly
don't regret it.
Especially because you said
yes to me.
>> Abby: And I meant it.
So, you really didn't have to go
to the trouble and get all this
fancy food and champagne.
>> Devon: Yes, I did.
Because if we're going to spend
our lives together,
then the proposal has to do you
and our relationship justice.
And I got some help
from Dominic.
>> Abby: Dom helped you?
>> Devon: Yes, he did.
>> Abby: Really?
>> Devon: Yes.
I told him I was going to plan
a very special lunch for Mommy.
And he had
some great food ideas.
>> Abby: Wow.
>> Devon: Would you like
to see them?
>> Abby: I would love to see it.
>> Devon: Well, the first
we have here is...
>> Abby: Oh, PB&J.
>> Devon: PB&J,
extra strawberry jelly.
>> Abby: Yeah.
>> Devon: And then we have
cheese sandwiches.
>> Abby: Mm. Yum.
>> Devon: Right?
I think we'll love them.
And then, carrots, hummus.
>> Abby: It really is
all of his favorites.
>> Devon: Right?
>> Abby: Yes.
>> Devon: Can you guess
what dessert it is?
>> Abby: Let me see.
I'm going to guess
sugar cookies.
>> Devon: Oh Let's find out.
[ Abby gasping ]
[ both chuckling ]
>> Phyllis: I think we all want
the same thing for Harrison,
right? We want to see him have
a happy, well-adjusted life,
don't we?
>> Diane: Of course we do.
And Kyle is doing his best
to give his son just that.
>> Phyllis: Is he? Really?
>> Jack: It's just, what is it
you're getting at, Phyllis?
>> Phyllis: Well, you have
to admit that Kyle's being
highly irrational right now.
>> Diane: Irrational?
That's your area of expertise.
Kyle is an excellent father,
and he always has been.
>> Phyllis: Um, okay.
Well, what I do know is
he's making very bad decisions
for Harrison.
And he's treating my daughter
like hell.
All she wants to do is be
a good parent to her son.
And Kyle is making that next
to impossible.
Making bad decisions.
I mean, come on.
You two, you have to see.
He's off the rails.
>> Diane: Phyllis,
you are out of line.
>> Phyllis: I'm protecting
my daughter.
>> Jack: That's enough, Phyllis.
Kyle is no threat to Summer.
>> Victor: Sweetheart,
I understand your concern,
all right? I know how ugly
custody battles can get.
>> Summer: Grandpa, Kyle has
already stopped consulting me
on decisions that we used
to make together.
For example, he just announced
that he was going to take
Harrison to Paris with him on
a business trip
with Audra and Claire.
That's just it.
He didn't ask me for my opinion
on it or if I was okay with it.
He just did it and expected me
to be okay with it.
Luckily, my lawyer
put a stop to that.
>> Victor: Oh, boy.
>> Summer: And for all
I know, he could have taken
Harrison to Paris
and then decided to stay there,
move there permanently.
And then what?
Please tell me that you see
the threat that I'm facing.
>> Victor: I do, yeah.
But...
I also see a man trying
to get out from under the shadow
of his father.
>> Summer: Grandpa, I know
how you feel about Jack.
>> Victor: Yeah.
>> Summer: But partnering up
with Audra Charles,
you can't seriously
condone that.
>> Victor: So, my darling,
what exactly are you
asking of me?
>> Abby: This is amazing.
>> Devon: Dom would like you
to save him a cookie, though.
>> Abby: Done, yeah.
Wow, you are really doing this.
>> Devon: I am really
doing this.
You know why?
Because I want to spend
the rest of my life
with my best friend.
With the person who's
been there for me
no matter what.
The one who challenges me to be
a better man daily.
And who knows everything
there is to know about me
and shows me every single day
what real trust and acceptance
feels like.
I'm in complete awe of you,
Abby.
I always have been.
I'm in awe of your capacity
for love.
And your dedication to always
doing the right thing.
That's why when you wanted to
bring a child into this world,
I knew I wanted to help make
that happen.
>> Abby: Well, Dominic couldn't
ask for a better daddy.
>> Devon: Well, Dominic couldn't
wish for a better mommy.
You're perfect.
And I know we didn't do things
traditionally, but I don't
regret that either
because I believe that Dominic
needed to be in this world
and needed to be in our lives
as soon as possible.
I feel like everything
we've done and the way
we've done it was meant to be.
And I couldn't be more
in love with you.
So, Abby Newman...
will you make me the happiest
and the luckiest man on Earth
and be my wife?
[ Abby chuckling ]
>> Abby: I don't know why
I'm getting so choked up
because I already said yes,
but...
yes.
And I will keep saying yes
every day the rest of
our lives.
[ Abby sighing ]
That's so beautiful.
>> Summer: I want Harrison
with me, where I know
that he'll be safe.
And I want your advice on
how to fight for my son and win.
>> Victor: It's gone that far?
I mean, there's no possibility
of an agreement?
>> Summer: Zero.
Because irresponsible as
I feel like Kyle has been as
a parent, he is coming after me.
>> Victor: Sweetheart,
you're a great mother, okay?
>> Summer: But I'm not
Harrison's biological mother.
That's what Kyle and his lawyer
are focusing on.
Kyle is convinced that playing
this angle is going to secure
him the win.
He could take Harrison away
from me completely.
I'm desperate.
>> Victor: Wait a minute,
didn't you adopt Harrison?
>> Summer: I did when we were
living in Italy, but I'm just...
I'm afraid
that it's not enough.
Not with Kyle so dead set
on cutting me out of
Harrison's life.
So, I just wanted to ask you,
what do you think I should do?
How do I play this?
>> Victor: I feel very badly
about all this, but I can tell
you that I will talk to Kyle
and I will avoid
a war between you.
It's no good.
Not good for Harrison.
Not good for anyone.
>> Kyle: Let's do this.
Oh, uh, hold on.
[ phone pinging ]
Change of plans.
>> Harrison: No ice cream?
>> Kyle: Oh, you will still get
your ice cream, little man.
I just need to take care of
something first.
So, why don't you go ahead
and get your scoops
and I'll catch up.
>> Claire: Harrison,
why don't you go check
and see if Mrs. Martinez wants
us to bring her back
some ice cream?
>> Harrison: Okay.
>> Claire: Is everything okay?
>> Kyle: Yeah, it should be.
>> Claire: You seem
a little bit tense.
>> Kyle: It's a work thing.
Just keep that smile
on my son's face.
>> Phyllis: Okay, listen, guys.
Um, I-- I would just--
Ah, okay.
Like you to see things
from my daughter's
point of view, okay?
All right. So, um,
they were doing fine,
Summer and Kyle co-parenting.
They were doing fine up until
recently, and I don't know
what happened.
Kyle all of a sudden is making
rash decisions and--
and lashing out
at my daughter and making her
life a living hell, actually.
>> Diane: That is not true.
>> Phyllis: It is
completely true.
Your son is going down
a dark path, Diane,
and you pushed him there.
>> Diane: Me?
>> Phyllis: You fired him.
You fired your own son.
Who does that?
>> Jack: Kyle's dismissal is
a private family matter.
>> Phyllis: Well, your private
family matter is affecting
Harrison and my daughter,
because now Kyle has decided
to move Harrison out of the only
home he's ever known,
and then he's going after
sole custody.
Is-- Is that not a threat
to my daughter?
>> Diane: Oh, my God, Phyllis,
this is so you.
Taking the facts and twisting
them into complete fiction.
Everything was going fine
custody-wise until Summer hired
a lawyer and took it to court.
So, Kyle was forced to defend
his rights as a father.
>> Jack: Kyle is only seeking
custody because Summer made
the first move.
>> Phyllis: What else could
my daughter do?
He forced her hand,
and he's making
horrible decisions.
My gosh, you have to see that.
Taking Harrison to France?
>> Jack: Harrison going to Paris
is not going to threaten
his well-being.
>> Phyllis: With Audra Charles,
of all people.
Let me tell you right now,
I don't want that woman near
my grandbaby or his father,
who seems to be affected
by her spell.
>> Diane: She is
a business partner.
>> Phyllis: That he had
no problem hopping into bed
with when he was still married
to my daughter.
But, hey, I don't want
Harrison around her.
She's dangerous.
Got it?
You-- you can't tell me that
you're okay with Kyle ending up
with her.
>> Diane: You know, Summer never
considered Audra a threat
until recently, so why do I
think that you're the reason
behind that?
>> Phyllis: I will do anything
to protect my daughter.
>> Jack: That it seems to me
you are pushing her in that
direction, and that is
a big mistake, and I suggest
you back off now.
>> Phyllis: I'm helping her.
>> Jack: Then, stay out of this.
Before your help makes this
something that Summer and Kyle
can't come back from.
>> Devon: There we go.
For you.
>> Abby: Thank you.
>> Devon: All right.
To the mother of my child
and the woman that I can't wait
to spend my life with.
>> Abby: Cheers.
>> Devon: Cheers.
Are you happy?
>> Abby: Oh, my gosh.
I am so happy.
>> Devon: Yeah?
>> Abby: You have really
outdone yourself.
>> Devon: Well, this is just
a fraction of what you deserve.
>> Abby: So did Dominic help you
pick out this gorgeous ring?
>> Devon: He did, actually.
You know, his favorite color
is blue.
>> Abby: It's true.
>> Devon: Yeah.
I had a say in it, too.
I know that blue sapphire
represents trust
and devotion and faith,
so I thought it'd be perfect
for how I feel about you.
Do you like it?
>> Abby: I love it.
>> Devon: Yeah?
>> Abby: Yeah.
And I love you.
>> Devon: I love you.
>> Abby: I cannot wait
to video chat my mom
and show her this ring.
I mean, she was already
excited before.
Now, she's gonna be
beside herself.
>> Devon: Good.
What's she doing?
>> Abby: I think she's making
some real progress.
The doctors think that she'll
be able to be home in the fall.
>> Devon: Sounds like we'll
have a fall wedding now.
>> Abby: Ooh.
>> Devon: What do you say
we do it on November 13th?
>> Abby: Okay, that's cheating.
>> Devon: Why?
>> Abby: Oh, you want to make
my birthday the same day
as our anniversary
so you don't forget the date?
>> Devon: No. That's not
what I picked it at all.
I'll never forget the day
that I make you my wife.
We can do it any day you want.
>> Abby: Actually, I love that.
What better way to start
my next year of life
than being your wife?
>> Diane: Phyllis, you are
inserting yourself in a custody
battle that will only get worse
with your meddling.
>> Phyllis: I seem to be
the only one concerned here.
>> Diane: Oh, really?
If you're so concerned,
then why don't you try helping
Summer see that Claire,
for instance, is a positive
influence in Harrison's life,
not a threat.
>> Phyllis: Um, I'm keeping
my eye on that one, trust me.
>> Diane: Oh, really?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Diane: Then why don't you
stop whispering in Summer's ear
about Audra?
>> Phyllis: Diane, please.
You cannot like that woman.
Seriously.
>> Diane: That's not the point.
The point is, it's safe to say
that you're behind Summer
going for full custody.
You are pushing her to make
a move that's unnecessary
and extreme because that's
the way you deal with conflict.
You blow things up.
>> Phyllis: Okay. I will always,
always have my daughter's back.
I will never,
ever viciously fire her--
>> Jack: Okay, that's enough
of that.
>> Phyllis: No, it needs to be
said, because I get it now.
The reason Kyle is acting like
this is because his family has
ostracized him
and pushed him aside.
That's behind all of
his bad judgment.
>> Jack: That is nonsense.
>> Phyllis: It's completely
the truth. You fired your son
so you could keep your pity job
at Jabot.
You pushed your son aside
so you could look like the queen
once again, right?
How many times, Diane,
will you reject your son?
>> Diane: Don't you dare
accuse me of being the problem.
>> Phyllis: Oh, Diane.
You're always the problem.
>> Claire: I'm sorry I had
to say no to those extra
sprinkles, but just don't want
to overdo it.
Everyone was really worried
about you.
Your dad even flew home early
to make sure you were okay.
>> Harrison: Mom stayed with me
until I fell asleep.
When I woke up, Dad was there.
>> Claire: That is because they
take the best care of you.
>> Harrison: Last time
I didn't feel good,
they read me stories
until I fell asleep.
Mom read some parts,
Dad read the others,
and I turned the pages.
>> Claire: That sounds so fun.
>> Harrison: It was,
but we don't do that anymore
because of the divorce.
>> Claire: How does that
make you feel?
>> Harrison: Sad.
I know moms and dads don't
always live in the same house,
but I really liked it
when we did things together.
>> Claire: I know.
It can be hard to adjust
to a new kind of life,
but one thing that's never,
ever gonna change
is how much your parents
both love you.
>> Harrison: I know,
but they don't love each other.
They don't even like
each other.
>> Kyle: Good morning, Victor.
>> Victor: Kyle.
Please have a seat, son.
>> Kyle: What's going on?
What's so urgent?
>> Victor: Well,
you and I need to talk.
>> Kyle: Well, if this is
because I'm not in Paris
conducting Glissade business
with Audra, I can explain.
Harrison got sick, and there
needed to be a change of plans.
>> Victor: Well, this isn't
about business, all right?
This is about your looming
custody battle over Harrison.
>> Kyle: Summer came to you.
>> Victor: Yeah.
And I don't like
what I'm hearing.
>> Victor: My impression is that
you and Summer love Harrison.
So, what is this custody war
all about?
>> Kyle: Look, Summer doesn't
approve of Claire
as Harrison's nanny.
She doesn't approve of Audra as
my business partner.
Suddenly, she questions
everything I do, attacks every
choice I make.
She's being paranoid.
It's ridiculous.
She's become completely
insecure, making accusations,
seeing threats
where there aren't any.
Victor, if anyone's become
a problematic parent,
it's Summer.
>> Victor: I hope that doesn't
mean that you're considering
taking Summer out
of Harrison's life.
>> Kyle: No, I would never
do that.
He adores his mother.
>> Victor: Then Kyle, fix this.
The last thing you need is
a custody war.
>> Kyle: It wasn't my idea.
Believe me.
>> Victor: Then fix it.
Talk to Summer.
You know, it's not only
important to turn Glissade into
a powerhouse.
More important
is Harrison's happiness.
So, you sit down with Summer
and you figure this out.
>> Diane: You can attack me
all you want,
but the harder you come at me,
the more obvious it is that
you know that you're to blame
for what's going on
with Kyle and Summer.
>> Phyllis: That makes no sense.
>> Diane: Oh, yes, it does.
You're the reason they broke up
in the first place.
That grand death scene
you played out right downstairs?
And when your scheme didn't
work and it didn't turn out the
way you'd hoped, what'd you do?
Did you come clean?
Did you own up to it?
No.
You went into hiding
and you forced your own daughter
to become your accomplice.
>> Phyllis: I didn't force
my daughter.
>> Diane: Oh, stop it.
You manipulated her
love for you.
You forced her to lie
to everyone, including
her own husband.
Phyllis, you didn't give a damn
about what happened to their
marriage because, as always,
you only care about yourself.
>> Phyllis: Okay, I made amends
to my kids--
>> Diane: Oh, you watched
your children mourn.
You saw their grief.
And you did nothing.
What kind of a mother
does that?
What kind of a person?
>> Jack: Okay, honey,
I think you've made your point.
>> Diane: No, I'm not done.
I am not done.
I have been unbelievably
generous to you, given the hell
you have put me
and my family through.
And now, for you to say that
this is my fault and claim that
you're all about protecting
Harrison, the grandson that you
were ready to walk away from
forever, and let his other
grandmother go to prison
for a murder that never
even happened?
You are the worst kind of
hypocrite, and that's what
makes you so dangerous.
>> Phyllis: Are these words
truly coming out of your mouth?
Seriously?
Diane, you faked your death
for years.
Jack was the suspect in your
alleged murder, and so was I.
But that doesn't matter to you,
does it?
I'm the bad guy.
And here you are, cozying up.
How is this possible?
>> Diane: It's called love,
Phyllis.
The kind of love that helped
Jack and me find our way back
to each other.
The kind that helped Danny
and Christine finally
have another chance.
>> Phyllis: Mm-hmm. Okay.
>> Diane: The kind of love
that most parents give to their
children unconditionally.
>> Phyllis: I love my kids.
>> Diane: All you know about
love is using it to get what
you want, and that is pathetic.
Because that's not love at all.
And you know what?
You want to help Summer?
You want to help our grandson?
Then, why don't you leave
our kids the hell alone before
you and your special brand of
poison shatter any chance
they have of having
a real relationship?
>> Phyllis: Okay, right, right.
>> Diane: No, listen to me.
And destroy any chance that
Harrison has a happy childhood.
>> Phyllis: This is ridiculous.
>> Diane: Oh, please.
>> Phyllis: The best thing
for Harrison is that he gets
far away from his crazy father
and this ugly--
>> Summer: Okay, Mom.
>> Phyllis: Ugly, ugly vitriol.
>> Summer: Enough! Enough!
>> Phyllis: You did not hear
what she just said to me.
>> Summer: I-- I get it,
but this is not about
Jack or Diane.
This is about Kyle.
Okay, I'm-- I'm sorry.
>> Phyllis: Don't you dare
apologize for me.
Don't you dare
apologize for me.
>> Summer: Please, Mom.
Let's just go. Let's go, please.
>> Jack: That was appalling.
>> Diane: Yeah, and it's proof
that with Phyllis involved,
it is only going to get worse.
[ Diane sighing ]
>> Summer: Seriously, Mom?
Going at it with Diane
like that?
Was it really necessary?
>> Phyllis: I was defending you.
Summer, you're right.
It's what you deserve
as a mother. Are you kidding me?
>> Summer: I know, and then
she's just defending Kyle.
So, it's just a bunch of noise.
It doesn't accomplish anything.
>> Phyllis: Oh, I disagree.
It did.
Because I got to see firsthand
where she sits
with all of this.
She is still so oblivious about
what she did to her son.
Oblivious.
>> Summer: Grandpa, hi.
>> Victor: Hi, sweetheart.
Hello, Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: Victor.
>> Victor: Summer, I want you to
know that I handled everything.
It's going to be all right,
okay?
Have a nice day.
>> Phyllis: Oh, my God, Summer,
please tell me you didn't ask
Victor to help you.
>> Devon: Well, we have a date.
The only question is,
can we pull off the wedding that
you want in three months?
>> Abby: Oh, I can do anything
I put my mind to.
>> Devon: I don't doubt that
at all.
Do you have any ideas, though?
>> Abby: Oh, um, what if we got
married in a hot-air balloon?
>> Devon: Mm.
It'd be cold in November.
>> Abby: Mm. Yeah, you're
probably right.
>> Devon: That's what I think.
We could ride in on a horse.
You can do it naked again
if you wanted to.
>> Abby: Okay, okay.
I think my wild days
are behind me.
>> Devon: Oh, I don't--
I disagree.
It's going to have to be.
>> Abby: You know, I did see
this thing where these owls
delivered the rings.
>> Devon: Did you?
>> Abby: Yes, I saw it.
>> Devon: Wing-bearers?
They're the wing-bearers.
That's crazy.
>> Abby: You got all
the dad jokes.
You know what?
Unfortunately, I think that job
is taken because we are going
to have the cutest ring-bearer
ever, Dominic.
>> Devon: Well, yeah, unless
he's too busy being my best man.
>> Abby: Oh.
Well, one thing I do know is
that he is going to be a part
of this wedding because we are
a family.
>> Devon: Now more than ever.
>> Claire: I see an elephant.
>> Harrison: Where?
>> Claire: Just up there.
See its trunk and its big ears?
>> Harrison: So big.
I see a dinosaur.
>> Claire: Oh, yeah.
Total T-Rex.
Or is that a brontosaurus?
>> Harrison: T-Rex, definitely.
>> Claire: Yeah, definitely.
>> Kyle: Hey, guys.
>> Harrison: Oh, hi, Dad.
Where's your ice cream?
>> Kyle: Oh, I guess I'll have
to wait 'til next time.
You feeling good?
>> Harrison: Claire and I are
looking for cloud animals.
>> Kyle: Oh.
[ Kyle sighing ]
>> Claire: Did everything
turn out how you'd hoped?
>> Kyle: All good.
>> Diane: That woman sees
everything as a cage fight.
>> Jack: Honey, you need
to let this go.
It's what she does.
Don't give her
the satisfaction.
>> Diane: But you know
it's gonna get worse, Jack.
And I will not stand by and let
Phyllis or Summer blame Kyle
when Summer started it.
And obviously, Phyllis lit
the fuse.
>> Jack: I love your passion.
I love your desire to protect
your son.
But maybe it's time we all
back off and let Summer and Kyle
work their way through this.
>> Diane: But you said yourself
last night, it's only going
to get uglier.
And no matter how Kyle feels
about me these days,
I am on his side.
>> Jack: Of course, you are.
>> Diane: Yes, but I need him
to know that, without a doubt,
that we're a family.
So, if taking on Phyllis is what
I need to do to win Kyle back,
then I am prepared to do it.
>> Summer: Grandpa just wants
what's best for Harrison.
Same as I do.
But he has the power
to actually make it happen.
>> Phyllis: So, you asked
Victor to help you.
>> Summer: Look, Mom.
I don't have many options, okay?
Grandpa offered to talk to Kyle
for me and I'm grateful.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, but, Summer,
that's the thing.
Victor doesn't do anything out
of the goodness of his heart.
You'll be forever indebted.
And that's not a place
you want to be.
>> Summer: Look, I-- I know that
he might demand a quid pro quo
from other people, but not
his own granddaughter.
>> Phyllis: Oh.
You're so naive.
Victor is not above using
anything or anyone
to get what he wants.
[ phone pinging ]
>> Summer: Look,
Kyle wants to meet.
Maybe Grandpa has already
turned things around for me.
>> Phyllis: Well, for your sake,
I hope so.
But just know, from here on out,
you have to be on your guard.
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>> Summer: I'm gonna need you
to cut someone out of your life
completely.
>> Kyle: Are you talking
about Claire?
>> Summer: No, not Claire.
>> Phyllis: I want to have
a talk with you,
just woman to woman.
We have a lot to chat about.
>> Jack: I knew the two of you
were getting closer.
I guess I didn't realize
how close.
>> Victor: Son, I put you
in charge here because I knew
that you get things done
when the time comes.
And the time has come.
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