>> Nick: Mariah, you do not have
to do this if you're
uncomfortable.
>> Mariah: I'm absolutely
uncomfortable.
Checking my mom's meds,
sneaking around
behind her back. It--
It feels wrong.
>> Nick: I know, I know,
but we need the truth.
We need to know if your mom is
on her meds or not.
>> Mariah: I just hate
doubting her.
>> Nick: We can't really
help her until we get
some answers, right?
Hopefully, her medication
will be easy to find.
>> Mariah: Okay, so I go in,
I count the meds, I make sure
she's on track, and then
I get out of there.
Do you know where she was
headed when she left you?
>> Nick: No, she just said
she had somewhere to be.
Um, I'm assuming the house is
empty right now, but I don't
know for how long.
>> Mariah: Okay, well then,
I'm gonna have to be quick.
I just really hope that we're
wrong and she's on her meds
and she's gonna go back
to her old self again.
>> Nick: There's nothing I want
more. Good luck.
>> Mariah: Thanks.
>> Phyllis: Hey!
Did you get my message?
>> Nick: Phyllis, I've been
dealing with some stuff.
What's going on?
>> Phyllis: Your ex-wife.
That's what's going on.
She's out of control.
♪♪
>> Daniel: No.
Hey, Lucy, can you get out here,
please?
I'm not gonna ask you again.
>> Lucy: What?
>> Daniel: We need to talk.
>> Lucy: You're just gonna pile
on more punishment?
>> Daniel: Well, you keep
throwing attitude like that.
Yeah, you just might get
your wish.
I need to see your phone.
>> Lucy: Why?
>> Daniel: Wrong answer.
Phone. Now, young lady.
Airplane mode? Really?
Did you think
we weren't gonna check?
>> Lucy: Who cares? It's not
like I can actually go anywhere.
>> Daniel: I care, whether you
believe it or not.
And we installed this tracking
app on your phone for a reason.
>> Lucy: So you could stalk me?
>> Daniel: No, so we would know
where you are.
>> Lucy: Well, I'm right here.
>> Daniel: And you're gonna stay
right here.
Do not change that again,
you understand?
>> Lucy: Do I have a choice?
>> Daniel: Not if you're smart.
And that's all we want, is
for you to start making
smart decisions.
>> Lucy: Whatever.
Where's Mom?
>> Daniel: She is with
a colleague working
on a legal case.
If we're lucky, maybe it could
turn into a permanent position.
>> Lucy: Or not.
>> Daniel: Look, I need
to go out too, which means
you're gonna be home alone.
Which means that I need to be
able to trust that
you're gonna stay put.
Lucy,
are you going to stay put?
You know what,
I'm gonna take that as a yes.
You know, now would be a really
good time for you to finish
your apology letter to Faith.
Or maybe you could continue
to look at the community service
options that you had.
Or you could do both.
Doing both would be fantastic.
[ Daniel sighing ]
I love you.
And we're gonna get through
this, I promise.
I'll be back soon.
>> Lucy: Please, don't hang up.
>> Faith: Lucy.
>> Lucy: I know that I shouldn't
be calling.
But things have gotten
so weird.
We have to talk, please,
before things get even worse.
[ Faith sighing ]
[ knocks on door ]
>> Mariah: Mom?
Mom, you here?
Please be here.
Medicine cabinet, it is.
[ door opens ]
>> Sharon: Mariah?
What are you doing here?
>> Faith: This is a really bad
idea, Lucy.
>> Lucy: Please,
we need to talk.
>> Faith: I'm not really sure
what there is to say.
You apologized, I accepted.
We're good.
>> Lucy: But we've barely been
allowed to see each other.
>> Faith: Maybe that's
for the best.
>> Lucy: No, it's not.
I made a mistake.
I get it.
And I will be sorry forever.
But our parents act like what
happened was some huge tragedy.
But nothing bad actually
happened, right?
>> Faith: Things could have been
a whole lot worse, Lucy.
You get that, right?
We were incredibly lucky
to walk away from that crash
with only minor injuries.
>> Lucy: Absolutely.
It was super serious.
But we're okay, right?
So, can we please just
meet and talk?
The two of us without
our parents freaking out
all over the place?
>> Faith: I don't know.
>> Lucy: Please, Faith.
I promise you that this is
the last favor I will ever ask.
>> Phyllis: So Heather and I,
we're having
a private conversation.
Sharon torpedoes in,
starts going off on Lucy
and what a bad kid she is.
And then starts verbally
attacking my son as being
a bad parent.
>> Nick: Damn it.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, Heather showed
restraint.
But finally she couldn't take it
and she left.
>> Nick: But you decided
to stick around and get into it
with her.
>> Phyllis: Well, yeah.
I'm not just gonna stand there
while she trashes my son.
>> Nick: What'd you say?
>> Phyllis: I'm protecting
my family, Nick.
Honestly, I kept my cool.
>> Nick: Really?
>> Phyllis: Yes, because I know
Sharon has issues right now.
So, you should thank me
for showing restraint.
>> Nick: Okay, thank you.
Because it wouldn't have done
anyone any good if you had gone
full Phyllis on her.
>> Phyllis: Well, what's gonna
do all of us good right now?
Because honestly, something
needs to be done about Sharon.
>> Sharon: What are you doing?
Why are you here?
>> Mariah: Um, I'm sorry
if I startled you.
I was just coming to borrow
a necklace from Faith.
And I saw that you weren't
here, so I just let myself in.
I hope that's okay.
>> Sharon: At the coffeehouse,
you said you were heading
straight to the office.
>> Mariah: I was, but then I
decided to take an early lunch.
>> Sharon: You must really
want that necklace.
>> Mariah: I love my bling.
>> Sharon: Well, by all means,
don't let me get in your way.
>> Mariah: Uh, how are you, Mom?
>> Sharon: That's a very popular
question these days.
Um, I'm doing fine, but I will
be much better once
I get a cup of tea.
>> Mariah: Okay, well, I'm just
gonna get that necklace,
so I'll get out of your hair.
>> Faith: I can only
stay a minute.
>> Lucy: I'm just so glad
you came.
>> Faith: So, you're still
grounded?
>> Lucy: Correct. Practically
for the rest of my life.
>> Faith: Been there,
but our parents only do it
because they're trying
to help us figure things out.
Make better decisions.
>> Lucy: I know,
it's for my own good.
Which is why I'm totally
following all the rules.
>> Faith: Except for calling me
and asking me to come here.
Guessing that would be against
the rules.
>> Lucy: But this is important.
>> Faith: So is honoring
your punishment.
>> Lucy: I get that
I made a mistake, okay?
A lot of mistakes.
But my parents are treating me
like I'm some sort of criminal.
I'm basically locked up here.
I have to donate money
to a charity, which means I have
to get a job.
I can't get my driver's license
for an entire year.
And I have to do
community service.
I will basically have no life,
and it's still not enough
for your mom.
>> Faith: My mom?
>> Lucy: She's totally obsessing
and making things even
more horrible.
>> Sharon: Did you find
the necklace?
>> Mariah: Yeah, it's right
where Faith said it would be.
So now, I really will be getting
to the office.
>> Sharon: Mariah, look.
I'm sorry about
the third degree earlier.
I just wasn't expecting
to see anyone.
>> Mariah: And there I was.
But, you know,
you do seem on edge.
Did something happen
after I saw you?
>> Sharon: What didn't happen?
First, I got accosted by that
brat, Lucy, at the coffeehouse.
She practically threw a tantrum
just because I don't want her
anywhere near Faith anymore.
And then, I had the pleasure of
running into Phyllis
and Heather.
>> Mariah: Oh, boy.
>> Sharon: It's like I can't get
away from that family
and their excuses
and their constant refusal
to see that Lucy's actions
almost cost Faith her life.
>> Mariah: Yeah, but, Mom,
Faith is...
She's fine.
You know, I don't have to get
to the office straight away.
Maybe we could have lunch
and talk.
>> Sharon: Oh, you're so sweet.
You know what I really need
right now, though,
is a quick nap.
And I would sleep a lot better
if I knew that you were
at Cassidy First taking care
of things.
>> Mariah: Then, that is exactly
what I'll do.
Is this yours?
>> Sharon: Uh, no,
that's Faith's. It was a gift.
>> Mariah: Okay, well,
I love you.
>> Sharon: Love you.
>> Mariah: I will call you
later.
>> Sharon: All right. Bye.
>> Cameron: Nicely done.
>> Sharon: I thought so.
>> Cameron: You know, you used
to always shoo me away.
>> Sharon: I used to not realize
how big the threat
to my family is.
>> Cameron: That's my girl.
You are so close to knowing
what it is that will bring you
peace in all this.
The closure that you've been
looking for years.
Imagine the reward, Sharon.
The end to the questions.
The wondering.
An end to your pain.
And all the confusion.
And the beginning of the life
that you deserve.
The life you never
should have lost.
You will be whole again.
Whole for your family.
And whole for Nick.
>> Nick: We are trying to get
whatever is going on with Sharon
sorted out, so you don't need
to worry about it.
>> Phyllis: Um, well,
I am worried about it.
Because she's going after
my family.
She had the nerve to tell
Heather that Lucy was a problem
and something was wrong
with Lucy and she had a meltdown
or something.
I mean, I don't know.
Were you here?
>> Nick: Yeah, I was.
Sharon confronted Lucy and told
her that she needed to stay
away from Faith and that she
needed to stop trying
to force a friendship.
>> Phyllis: Okay, what else?
>> Nick: She also said that
there needs to be some
boundaries in place.
>> Phyllis: All right, is there
anything else?
>> Nick: Daniel was there.
He tried to step in, but Lucy
got upset, so she took off and
then Daniel followed her out.
>> Phyllis: Oh, my gosh,
this is unbelievable.
Lucy is a young girl.
I mean, she already feels
so guilty about what happened.
>> Nick: Look, it's unfortunate
and I agree with you.
Sharon crossed the line.
But I did talk to her.
>> Phyllis: Nick, this is beyond
the talking phase.
It really is.
I think you should consider
checking her into Fairview.
>> Nick: Can you just try
and understand where Sharon is
coming from?
Okay, this crash, it stirred up
some stuff for her
about Cassie.
>> Phyllis: I mean, I get it.
I do.
I understand that.
It was a horrible tragedy.
We all know that.
But it seems like she hasn't
been able to move on.
And that was a while ago.
And it's not right
that she keeps on attacking
my family and my son.
This has got to stop.
>> Nick: Yeah, I know.
And we are trying to work out
her medication.
>> Phyllis: Okay, but you've
been saying that.
I mean, the doctors should have
worked out the medication
by now and they haven't.
And what's going on with her is
beyond a problem
with medication.
Quite honestly, I think
she's dangerous.
>> Nick: Okay, Phyllis, come on.
>> Phyllis: You didn't see
the way she was talking to me!
There was hate in her eyes.
It was not like the Sharon
I've known.
There was venom.
It was scary.
And I don't scare easily.
She's attacking my son.
I don't like it.
I have to protect my family.
If you don't do something
about it, I will.
>> Nick: Phyllis, can you...
>> Lucy: I mean, you saw it.
The way that your mom dragged
you out of Society when all
I wanted to do was talk to you.
>> Faith: Our crash really
scared her.
>> Lucy: But it was so uncool.
I mean, what's wrong
with talking?
And then, it got even worse when
my dad and I ran into her.
I was super polite and I asked
if you and I could talk.
And then your mom totally
blew up on me about how
I'm desperate and needy
and you don't want to
be my friend.
That I make you uncomfortable
and that I should stay away.
>> Faith: She said all that?
>> Lucy: It was totally
humiliating.
I was hoping that maybe
you could talk to her,
convince her to back off,
let us be friends.
>> Faith: I'm sorry
you're upset.
But there's no real point
in me talking to my mom.
>> Lucy: I know, right?
Parents are always so convinced
that they know everything.
>> Faith: I'm not going to talk
to my mother because I don't
think she's wrong.
>> Lucy: How could you say that?
>> Faith: Like I said,
she's upset over what happened,
what could have happened.
>> Lucy: But we're fine.
Everything's fine.
She needs to let go.
>> Faith: Actually, you are
the one who needs to let go.
>> Phyllis: Oh, hey.
Good to see you.
>> Summer: Mm, good morning.
>> Phyllis: Is it though?
>> Summer: Wait, what's wrong?
Did something happen?
>> Phyllis: Oh, Sharon happened.
I mean, she publicly
humiliated Lucy.
Lucy ran off.
>> Summer: Are you serious?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Summer: Lucy's already
dealing with enough.
>> Phyllis: I know.
And to have Sharon do that
to her?
Who attacks a defenseless child
like that?
>> Summer: Why would Sharon
do that?
>> Phyllis: Why would she do
anything she's doing right now?
She is so out of control.
I mean, that little event is
just more of the same.
And telling Lucy that
she's forbidden to hang
around Faith, I mean...
>> Summer: I mean, look,
I get why Sharon's upset.
You know, Lucy drank and Faith
had to drive her home.
That's the only reason
the accident happened.
>> Phyllis: I know. And her
parents are punishing her
for that. That's fine.
But Sharon doesn't need
to stick her nose in
our family business.
Okay? And she doesn't need
to make scenes all over town.
>> Summer: All over town?
>> Phyllis: Yeah, just earlier,
right here.
Heather and I were talking.
Sharon walked in like a bat out
of hell, accusing Heather
and Daniel of being horrible
parents, and accusing me of
being a horrible parent.
And we both know that
that is not true.
>> Summer: You do love hard.
>> Phyllis: I do.
And I will protect my family.
So, if Sharon comes for me,
or my kids, or my grandbaby,
she has consequences
to deal with.
>> Summer: Okay, Mom, I--
>> Phyllis: She is out of
control right now, Summer.
I'm telling you, nobody knows
better than we do
how extreme Sharon can get.
>> Sharon: Nick?
>> Nick: Sorry to wake you.
You just look so beautiful
and peaceful.
I couldn't resist.
>> Lucy: I am totally letting go
of the accident.
I'm actually writing a letter
of apology to you
and your parents.
>> Faith: What you need to
let go of, Lucy, is the idea
of us being best friends.
Like I told you at the park,
we are in totally different
places in our lives.
We don't have anything
in common.
I-- I thought you
understood this.
You said you did.
>> Lucy: I know,
but the more that I thought
about it, it just made me sad.
We have a real connection if
you just give it a chance.
>> Faith: I think we did.
You were sad
after we talked at the park.
And you drank.
And then, you were nervous
at the concert,
and you drank then too.
>> Lucy: What does that have
to do with anything?
It was only twice, and I said
that it was a mistake.
>> Faith: Drinking seems to be
your go-to when you're upset.
It's not healthy.
>> Lucy: Okay, then I'll stop.
I don't get what the big deal
is here.
Is this just some excuse for us
not to be friends?
>> Faith: No.
I'm concerned.
I like you, Lucy.
I want you to be happy.
That's why maybe you need to
talk to someone.
>> Lucy: Well, I'm talking
to you and
it's not going so well.
>> Faith: No. I mean, like,
a professional.
>> Lucy: So, you think that
I should see a shrink
because I want to be
friends and I drank a few times?
>> Faith: I think it could help.
>> Lucy: Why is everyone making
this into so much more than it
actually is?
>> Faith: Maybe because you need
to realize that it is
a big deal, Lucy.
The choices that you make right
now could affect your life
forever. Trust me.
I know from experience.
>> Lucy: And I'm too stupid
to make good ones.
>> Faith: You are smart
and funny and kind,
and I know that you're
going to figure things out.
And there's nothing wrong with
getting help to do that.
>> Lucy: You know, your mom said
the same thing.
That I needed therapy.
She's really gotten to you,
hasn't she?
>> Faith: This is all me, Lucy.
I'm sorry.
I never meant to hurt you.
>> Lucy: You should go.
Your real friends are probably
waiting on you.
>> Faith: You will get through
this, Lucy.
School starts soon.
You'll find friends
your own age. You'll see.
Promise me you won't hit up
your parents' liquor cabinet
because you're upset, all right?
>> Summer: Look, what Sharon did
when she switched
my paternity test was awful.
>> Phyllis: Mm-hmm.
>> Summer: I mean, the pain that
she caused Dad and Jack,
and me and you.
>> Phyllis: Mm-hmm.
>> Summer: But look, Mom, that
was when Sharon was deep in
the grips of
her bipolar disorder.
You know, it wasn't really her
doing those horrible things.
It was the disorder.
And I feel like I've come to
understand that and accept it.
>> Phyllis: Uh, okay.
Well, some things
can never be forgotten.
>> Summer: That's fair.
But Sharon's been diagnosed now.
She's been taking medication
that balances her out.
>> Phyllis: And she's not very
balanced right now.
>> Daniel: Hey, Mom.
>> Phyllis: Oh, hey, babe.
I'm so glad you're here.
Sit down.
>> Daniel: Yeah.
>> Phyllis: Sit down.
>> Daniel: Thanks.
>> Phyllis: Okay.
>> Daniel: You and I, we need to
have a little chat.
>> Phyllis: Yes, we do.
>> Daniel: You need to stay away
from Sharon.
>> Phyllis: Oh, no.
>> Daniel: Do not engage.
Don't oh, no me.
>> Phyllis: No, no, no.
>> Daniel: This is not
your fight. Please.
>> Sharon: Sorry. That was,
I think I was
still partly asleep.
>> Nick: No need to apologize.
Been together a long time,
but that old spark,
it's still there.
>> Sharon: Is it?
>> Nick: I'd like to think so.
>> Sharon: The old spark.
>> Nick: We still got it, baby.
And I would take you upstairs
and prove it,
but if we don't get a move on,
we're going to be late.
I was hoping you would be ready
by now instead of lazing around.
And I was sure Cassie
would be here.
>> Sharon: You mean Mariah.
>> Cassie: No, Mom.
He means me.
>> Faith: Hi, Dad.
>> Nick: Hey, baby girl.
>> Faith: What did you want
to see me about?
>> Nick: Well, I just wanted to
check in with you,
see how you're doing.
That bruise is looking
a lot better.
Any headaches or anything?
>> Faith: Only Lucy.
>> Nick: Oh, the crash?
What's going on with Lucy?
Is this hitting you harder than
you're letting on?
>> Faith: No.
No, I'm doing okay.
I've processed what happened
and why.
Might have even gotten some
closure today.
>> Nick: Yeah? How so?
>> Faith: I talked to Lucy.
Made it clear that I think
she's great, but we'll never be
friends the way that she'd like.
I also suggested that she might
want to talk to someone.
You know, like a professional
about her issues drinking.
>> Nick: I'm sure that
went over well.
>> Faith: I felt bad for her,
but I just couldn't pretend like
everything was okay between us.
>> Nick: Yeah.
You did the right thing.
>> Faith: Still wasn't easy.
Why did you think that I would
hide something like this?
>> Nick: Um...
Your mom, you know, suggested
that maybe you're shaken up and
sitting on some feelings.
Are you?
>> Faith: No.
>> Nick: You promise me?
>> Faith: I'm-- I'm good.
I would tell you if I was
upset, I swear.
Why would Mom think that
I would keep something like that
to myself?
>> Nick: Well, Mariah thinks
your mom's projecting her own
issues and you pretty much just
confirmed it.
>> Faith: You're even more
worried about Mom, aren't you?
>> Nick: Yeah.
>> Faith: So am I.
>> Sharon: You're all grown up.
>> Cassie: Uh, yeah.
I have been for a while.
>> Sharon: I'm sorry.
It's just, you look especially
beautiful right now.
And how are you?
What's new?
I want to know everything that's
been happening in your life.
>> Cassie: Well, not much
has changed.
I'm still working as a vet.
>> Nick: That's our girl,
saving the world one animal
at a time.
>> Cassie: And I'm still dating
Dad's favorite minor league
baseball pitcher.
>> Nick: Still waiting for
season tickets and a call up
to the bigs.
>> Cassie: I'm working
on it, okay?
>> Sharon: Any weddings
in your future?
>> Cassie: Mom.
>> Sharon: Sorry.
>> Cassie: No, it's not that
I don't want to get married.
I do.
It's just you and Dad have set
the bar so high.
>> Sharon: We have?
>> Cassie: Yeah, you guys have
been married for like a zillion
years and not everyone can have
the fairy tale perfect marriage.
>> Sharon: It is pretty perfect,
isn't it?
>> Nick: It's been
one for the ages.
>> Cassie: Okay, you two
are adorable, but we have places
to be and you're not even ready.
Did you forget?
>> Sharon: Forget what?
>> Nick: The concert
at the Romalotti.
>> Sharon: The Romalotti?
>> Cassie: The Daniel Romalotti
Memorial Pavilion.
>> Phyllis: Uh, perhaps you have
not heard the latest.
>> Daniel: No, no, no, Heather
told me all about it.
>> Phyllis: Oh, okay.
So, you know that Sharon
accosted us right here.
>> Daniel: And you could have
walked away with Heather.
>> Phyllis: Um, there's no way
I'm going to do that.
You know, Sharon was hateful
and she was mean.
I'm not going to just walk away.
>> Daniel: That's exactly what
you're going to do.
From now on, you see Sharon,
you cross the street.
You leave the room.
Don't even look at her, okay?
Just do not engage. Please.
>> Phyllis: I'm never not going
to protect my family.
>> Daniel: Listen, I appreciate
so much how you have been
there for us through all of this
and you too.
And I really hope that Lucy
writing this letter will help
her see the damage she's caused
and help her get through it,
but in the meantime, we need to
figure this out as a family
before it gets even
more out of hand.
>> Phyllis: Okay, well,
I am family.
>> Daniel: Gee, I'm talking
about the nuclear family.
Me, Lucy, and Heather.
[ Phyllis exhaling ]
>> Phyllis: Are you firing me
as your mom?
>> Daniel: No.
I am begging you just to sit
this one out.
Good. Great.
I'm glad that's settled.
I've got to go to the rooftop
deck for a meeting about a lead
on a possible job, which
hopefully turns into a real job.
And maybe once Heather and I
start working again, maybe
we'll have some stability and
maybe we can help Lucy get back
on track.
>> Summer: Look, Daniel,
Lucy is going to come around.
It's going to be okay.
And you are going to find
an amazing job.
And so will Heather.
>> Daniel: Well,
that's the plan.
>> Summer: You are going
to back off, right?
>> Phyllis: Uh, that's what
your brother asked me to do.
>> Summer: You didn't answer
the question.
>> Phyllis: Oh, listen,
he's not seeing things straight,
seriously.
I mean, he's out of a job.
He has a rebellious teenager.
He's distracted.
He can't see the situation as
clearly as I can.
>> Summer: Mom,
he asked you nicely.
>> Phyllis: I'll do my best.
But Sharon's not going to
change just because Heather and
Daniel hope she will.
>> Summer: Maybe it's not such
a bad idea for you to try
to find a job, too.
>> Phyllis: I mean, I'll look
when the time is right, okay?
What's going on with you?
Anything I need to know?
>> Summer: Well, I do have some
good news and some kind of
bad news. Which one do you want
to hear about first?
>> Phyllis: The good news.
Of course, the good news.
I don't want any more bad news.
>> Faith: The way mom dragged me
out of Society and get me away
from Lucy and her parents,
it freaks me out a little.
Lucy said that mom went off on
her this morning.
>> Nick: Yeah, it was
pretty harsh.
Um, I tried to talk her down,
but your mom's convinced she's
protecting you.
>> Faith: Like she couldn't
protect Cassie?
So, what do we do?
How do we let her know that
everything is okay,
that I'm okay?
>> Nick: Well, hopefully,
Mariah's getting to the bottom
of that right now.
With any luck, she'll come back
with some answers that will
help us figure out a solution.
>> Faith: What is she doing?
>> Nick: Hey, record time.
>> Mariah: Yeah.
>> Nick: How'd it go?
>> Mariah: I would have been
here sooner, but Mom came home.
>> Nick: Did you get caught?
>> Mariah: No.
>> Faith: I'm sorry.
Will someone please tell me
what's going on?
>> Nick: We think your mom
might be off her meds.
>> Mariah: So, I popped in
to search the place and find her
pills, see if she's up to date.
>> Nick: Did you find them?
>> Mariah: Yeah, they were in
her medicine cabinet.
>> Nick: And?
>> Mariah: Sharon's
being honest.
She's taking her meds.
>> Summer: Oh, no, thank you.
Kyle and I negotiated a new
custody arrangement without
having to fight it out
in courts.
>> Phyllis: Oh, I am so glad.
Summer, I am so happy.
Was it a good deal?
>> Summer: I'm legally
guaranteed more time with
Harrison, and that's
exactly what I wanted.
Best of all, Kyle and I aren't
on each other's throats anymore.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, this is
great news.
Gosh, do I even need
to hear the bad?
I don't need to hear it, right?
>> Summer: Well, you're going to
hear about it sooner or later,
so might as well come from me.
Um,
Chance quit Abbott-Chancellor.
>> Phyllis: Oh, wow, he did?
Why would he not want to work
at his family's company?
Why would he do that?
I thought he loved that job.
>> Summer: I mean, he-- he did,
but he didn't love working
with Billy.
I guess Billy's on some kind of
power trip right now.
>> Phyllis: Gosh, I'm surprised
that Lily didn't stop Chance
from leaving.
>> Summer: Oh, Lily is not there
either. Billy fired her.
>> Phyllis: Wait.
Billy fired Lily?
Oh, my gosh.
Wow, I wonder what's going to
happen to Abbott-Chancellor now.
>> Nick: Are you sure?
>> Mariah: Yeah, I mean, I found
a new prescription bottle
and there were the exact number
of pills according to the date
that she last filled it.
>> Faith: That's good, right?
>> Nick: I mean, I don't know
what to think.
I just know that something is
not right. The way your mother
is overreacting to Lucy and
Daniel, the nightmares
about Cameron.
How did Sharon seem when you
left her?
>> Mariah: She said she was
tired and that she needed a nap.
>> Faith: She does seem
exhausted a lot of the time.
>> Nick: But what is happening?
I mean, are the new pills not
working either?
>> Mariah: Maybe they take
a long time to kick in.
It can take weeks, right?
>> Nick: I don't think we have
weeks to figure this out.
>> Sharon: The Pavilion is named
after Daniel?
>> Nick: It's a hell of
a tragedy.
Poor kid, so talented,
drank too much at some party,
crashed his car, didn't make it.
>> Cassie: You know,
I almost went to that party.
I had the biggest crush
on Daniel.
I was devastated when he died.
>> Nick: You okay?
>> Sharon: Yeah,
it's just so sad.
I'm just glad that you're okay.
Cassie?
Nick?
Come back!
Please!
Please come back!
Please, Cassie!
Please!
Cassie!
Come back, please!
>> Cameron: Sleep well?
>> Sharon: I-- I had
the strangest dream.
Nick and I were together
and Cassie...
>> Cameron: Was alive.
>> Sharon: How did you know?
>> Cameron: I'm you.
I feel everything you feel.
I'm just a little more honest
about what needs to be done.
>> Sharon: I don't understand.
>> Cameron: Well, let me
ask you something.
You were happy in your dream,
weren't you?
Like Nick as in love
as he's ever been.
Cassie, grown up,
successful, happy.
Everything you ever wanted.
And everything that you had.
Until Daniel Romalotti decided
to get drunk.
>> Sharon: My life would have
been so different
and so much better
if Cassie and Daniel hadn't
crossed paths that night.
>> Cameron: Mm.
And what's that tell you?
>> Sharon: That Daniel should
have died in that car accident.
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