>> Abby: Here is one I like.
>> Devon: Oh, that's nice.
What do you think about
this one?
>> Abby: Are you serious?
>> Devon: I'm very serious.
This is Dominic's
favorite color.
>> Abby: Okay, you know how much
I love our son, but there is
no way I am letting you wear
a turquoise suit to our wedding.
>> Devon: Why not?
>> Abby: No.
>> Devon: Oh, fine.
I guess the bride has more say
than the ring bearer.
>> Abby: I will say,
you are the only groom I know
that would look good in that
because you look good
in everything.
>> Phyllis: Hey, you two.
Do I hear wedding bells?
My goodness.
What's that champagne for?
Is it in celebration because
Billy isn't all up
in your face anymore?
>> Adam: Are you unhappy with
your dinner, buddy?
We can order you something else.
>> Connor: I was thinking of
texting Billy to go for pizza
this weekend.
He likes pepperoni.
>> Adam: Hm. Well,
who doesn't like pepperoni?
>> Connor: Apparently,
Mom doesn't and has been
keeping it a secret from me.
>> Adam: Um, I'm a little lost.
What are you talking about?
>> Connor: I talked to Billy
today about him and Mom
splitting up.
>> Adam: Oh.
Well, that's pretty heavy.
>> Connor: You knew about it?
>> Adam: I did.
How do you feel about it?
>> Connor: It kind of sucks.
>> Adam: I'm curious.
Did, uh,
did Billy tell you why he and
Mom ended things?
>> Connor: You don't know?
>> Billy: What are you
doing here?
♪♪
>> Nick: Okay,
thank you so much.
Sharon's at Crimson Lights.
Esther's going to keep an eye
on her.
>> Faith: What does that mean?
Why does she need someone
watching her?
>> Mariah: We all agreed that
Mom is going through something
right now and we need to do
something about it.
What else did Esther say?
>> Nick: Uh, she said that
Sharon does not seem
like herself.
>> Mariah: Well, I'm just glad
that we know where she is
and she's safe.
>> Nick: Yeah, Esther's going to
keep her at Crimson Lights until
I get there.
Then, I will bring her home and
then we can all have a talk.
>> Faith: I'm coming with you.
>> Mariah: Faith, I don't know
if that's a good idea.
If Mom leaves before your dad
gets there and she comes back
here, we want
to be waiting for her.
>> Nick: She's right.
I think it'll be too much for
Sharon if we all show up there
at the same time.
>> Faith: You're right,
but I just need to see her
and know she's okay.
>> Nick: She will be.
We're going to make sure
she's okay.
>> Daniel: Now just really
isn't a good time.
>> Sharon: Are you all right?
>> Daniel: I just don't have
another fight in me, that's all.
>> Sharon: I don't want to fight
with you, Daniel.
>> Daniel: What exactly is it
that you need to clear up
between us?
Because if you're just going to
attack my daughter again...
>> Sharon: This isn't
about Lucy.
>> Daniel: Okay, so what is
it about?
>> Sharon: This is about
you and me.
>> Chelsea: I was just trying
to keep myself busy, so
I made some
oatmeal raisin cookies.
I thought you could enjoy them
if you have to work late.
>> Billy: Thanks.
>> Chelsea: I also wanted
to thank you for talking
to Connor about us.
>> Billy: It was okay.
It wasn't--
It wasn't a big deal.
>> Chelsea: We both know
it was a big deal.
>> Billy: Well, you didn't have
to bring me anything.
[ Chelsea sighing ]
>> Chelsea: I was torn over
whether or not
I should come, but, um...
Connor told me that, um...
you took the blame
for everything.
For us breaking up.
You didn't have to do that.
>> Billy: You know how much
I care about that kid.
>> Chelsea: I do.
And I know in a million years,
regardless of what I did to
you, you would never think
differently of him.
>> Billy: Well, um...
Thank you for the cookies.
>> Chelsea: I know I have
no right to say this,
but I can see you're hurting.
And to see that, and not be
able to reach out to you,
it breaks my heart.
I am never going to be able to
forgive myself for ruining
what we had.
And it may seem selfish or
unfair, but...
I'm really hoping eventually.
We can get that back.
>> Connor: Billy totally
blamed himself.
He told me he was too focused
on work to give Mom
the attention she deserves.
>> Adam: Uh, that makes sense.
I mean, Abbott-Chancellor is
a big company.
Billy is running it
all by himself.
>> Connor: Like with you
and Newman Media.
>> Adam: Yeah.
Right.
I mean, I get what Billy's
dealing with.
You know, he's probably just
focusing his energy on staying
on top of things.
There's a lot of people that
work there.
There's a lot of people that
depend on him for their jobs.
So, I don't know if it's fair
for you to be mad at him.
>> Connor: I'm not mad, really.
And not at him.
>> Adam: Well then, what then?
>> Connor: I'm frustrated.
Because I think he lied to me.
Not to be mean or anything.
Just to protect me.
But he didn't have to.
I can handle it.
>> Adam: I mean, you don't think
it's about his job?
>> Connor: I just have this
feeling something bad happened.
Something no one wants me to
know about.
>> Adam: And what do you think
that is?
Because I know sometimes you
can get an idea and it's hard
for you to let it go.
>> Connor: Because of my OCD.
>> Adam: Well, and because
you're just like your dad.
>> Connor: It sounds weird, but
my OCD is kind of
like my superpower.
I notice things
most people don't.
Even the things people are
trying to hide from me.
>> Adam: Like what?
>> Connor: Like how I noticed
things weren't right with you
and Sally. Now, she's moved out.
>> Adam: Yes, you--
you did pick up on that
before I told you about it.
>> Connor: I want you guys to
tell me stuff when it happens,
so I know it's real and not
just me worrying.
>> Adam: Hey, you're right.
And we should stay
on top of that.
>> Connor: So, did you and Sally
break up too?
>> Adam: Um...
technically, yes.
But that doesn't mean that I'm
going to stop trying to make
things work between us.
>> Connor: It can't really be
a coincidence.
Mom and Billy and you and Sally
breaking up at the same time?
And I know you and Sally didn't
do that because of Billy's job.
>> Adam: Look, like I said,
my new position is taking up
a lot of my time.
>> Connor: But you just said
you didn't want things to end
with you and Sally.
>> Adam: And I don't want them
to end.
>> Connor: I have a feeling Mom
didn't want things to end
with Billy either.
It's like something happened
with you and Mom.
Something that messed things up.
>> Adam: Connor, you're thinking
that this has something
to do with you.
>> Connor: Is it?
>> Adam: It is not.
None of this has anything
to do with you.
>> Connor: So, if it's not
my fault, whose is it then?
>> Phyllis: Hey. Oh, Devon,
by the way, I commend you
for preserving your family name
during that whole
corporate breakup stuff.
I think it's interesting
that Lily doesn't want
to work with you.
>> Devon: You think
it's interesting?
What's it to you?
>> Phyllis: Well, it's really
nothing to me, but I get it.
I mean, I really didn't want to
work with Lily either.
It's part of the reason
why I left.
>> Devon: Oh, I thought you left
because she fired your son after
what he did to her.
>> Phyllis: Damn right.
Damn right.
>> Devon: Okay.
>> Abby: Well, wait a second.
Do you think that since Lily
went with Billy to Chancellor,
that we'll welcome you
back at Winters?
>> Phyllis: Oh. Winters got
OmegaSphere in
the divorce, right?
>> Abby: Yeah, we did.
>> Phyllis: Okay.
Hey, I saw you guys posted
a bunch of IT openings.
[ Abby and Devon chuckling ]
>> Devon: We did, yeah.
And we have plenty of qualified
candidates that
don't include you, so.
>> Phyllis: Oh, well, I mean,
I wouldn't work there if you
paid me a gazillion dollars,
that's for sure.
>> Devon: Oh, okay.
>> Phyllis: But I was just
wondering if you guys were
thinking of poaching some
contractors from Chancellor,
I mean, now that
Lily's not there anymore.
>> Devon: Why would I talk about
anything business with you?
>> Phyllis: Ah, I assume
that's a yes.
>> Devon: You can assume that
I also could care less about
what you think.
>> Phyllis: Well, okay.
[ Phyllis laughing ]
>> Phyllis: Congratulations
to you for getting him
to marry you,
by the way. Oh, great.
>> Abby: Oh, yay,
your food's ready, Phyllis. Bye.
>> Phyllis: Bye.
Congratulations again.
>> Devon: Thank you so much.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Abby: Wow.
>> Daniel: What about
you and me?
>> Sharon: I know that I've been
acting just a bit
erratically lately
toward you and your family.
>> Daniel: Yeah, actually,
you've been pretty
consistently hostile.
>> Sharon: Well, I've had a lot
on my mind.
>> Daniel: I'm sure you've been
thinking about Cassie.
>> Sharon: Yes, I have.
>> Daniel: Look, I know that
Faith and Lucy's accident
probably stirred up a lot
of emotions for you.
>> Sharon: That is what
caused me to lash out.
>> Daniel: We've talked about
this. We've talked about how you
have every right to feel this
way and blame me for what
happened for the rest
of our lives.
>> Sharon: No, I won't.
I can't.
>> Daniel: I'm sorry?
>> Sharon: I have been acting
out of instinct and adrenaline
and I haven't been rational
or fair to you or your family.
Especially not to Lucy.
You know, instead of coming
down on everyone else for what
they're doing, I need to focus
on my own emotions
and behavior.
>> Daniel: I just wish there was
something more I could do
to help you.
>> Sharon: You can't.
This is something I have to
handle all on my own.
>> Cameron: That's right, baby.
And you know exactly
what needs to be done.
>> Mariah: Faith.
Faith, you don't have to do
that now.
>> Faith: Mom shouldn't come
home to this mess.
I can't just sit still
and wait.
>> Mariah: Okay, well,
you know what?
If we-- if we do it together,
it'll get done faster, so.
>> Faith: I know that you and
Dad keep telling me that
it's going to be okay, but
I can tell by the looks on your
faces that you're both a lot
more worried than
you're letting on.
>> Mariah: Does that
make it worse?
>> Faith: I want to be strong
for Mom like you guys.
>> Mariah: It's also okay
to be scared.
>> Faith: You're never scared.
>> Mariah: What are you
talking about?
I am scared all the time. I--
I'm just better at hiding it,
you know?
Ask Tessa.
You know, but if you express
your feelings,
then I get to be a big sister
and that allows me
to hide my fear.
>> Faith: It's been
a lot for Mom.
>> Mariah: She's been through
a lot of trauma and stress
in her life.
>> Faith: Still, she's always
there for us.
>> Mariah: Well, she goes
into Mom mode.
I'm just afraid that it might
have caught up with her.
>> Faith: My accident with Lucy
brought this on.
>> Mariah: No, no, no, no.
It just showed us how much help
Mom really needs, okay?
God only knows that she wasn't
going to come to us
and ask for it.
>> Faith: Yeah, you're right
about that.
>> Mariah: But this is
our chance, you know?
To give her all that love
and support she's shown to us,
and we can help her
find her way.
>> Faith: Do you really think
we can do that?
>> Mariah: I know we can.
>> Daniel: You have no idea
how relieved I am to hear you
say all that.
>> Sharon: I'm glad.
And I'm really sorry that
I took out all of my pain and
anger on you and your family.
>> Daniel: No, no, no. Don't be.
Look, I get it, okay?
I mean, even more so now
that I'm a parent.
I mean, I know how I reacted to
Lucy's accident, and I had
every single worst-case
scenario play out in my head.
What you lost that night...
>> Sharon: Well, I've had years
to deal with it and make peace
with what happened.
>> Daniel: Yeah, but how could
you ever?
I know the accident reminded
you of Cassie, but you must be
reminded of her on a daily
basis, and the life that she
could be living, and I just--
I feel guilty.
>> Cameron: Damn right,
you're guilty.
And don't let his pity party
stop you from doing
what needs to be done.
>> Sharon: I wish that there
were a way I could help you
with your guilt.
>> Daniel: No, you need to
take care of yourself now.
I know the kind of person you
are, Sharon, and I know you're
only acting like this
because you're in pain.
>> Cameron: Oh, he has no idea
what pain is, does he?
Well, we're gonna show him.
>> Sharon: I will always be
angry at the world
for what happened.
>> Daniel: And I will always
understand why that anger falls
on me. But Lucy?
>> Sharon: She has nothing
to do with it.
She should not have any
of the fallout.
>> Daniel: I want you to know,
Heather and I, we are working
really hard to make sure that
she understands that what
she did was wrong.
The drinking, the dragging
Faith into the whole mess, and
Lucy is working hard to atone
for what she did.
I don't have to tell you how
hard it is for a kid that age.
You know how hard they can be
hit with rejection.
It's gotten to the point where
Heather has suggested that
we leave Genoa City.
>> Sharon: Maybe you should
do that.
>> Chelsea: One of the many
things I took for granted
was seeing the love
in your eyes.
And now, I've made it so you
can't even look at me.
>> Billy: I just don't want you
to see me like this, Chelsea.
>> Chelsea: Like what?
>> Billy: Like something has
been broken and we both know
that it can't be fixed.
>> Chelsea: Because I broke it.
With Adam.
Billy, if there's
something I could say or do.
>> Billy: If I knew what
that was, believe me,
I would tell you.
>> Chelsea: Then, I guess all
I can say is I'm so sorry
for hurting you.
>> Billy: I know.
And I accept your apology.
And I'm mad at myself that
I can't forgive you.
And if it happened with someone
else, then maybe, but I just--
>> Phyllis: Hey.
Uh, is this not a good time?
>> Billy: It's all right.
Chelsea and I were
just finishing.
>> Chelsea: Bye, Billy.
>> Billy: Bye-bye.
>> Phyllis: Hey, listen,
whatever I walked in on,
I am certain that is none
of my business.
Just want you to know
I bring food.
And information.
Just another thing I come to
the table with
to Abbott-Chancellor.
>> Daniel: Why would you
say that?
>> Cameron: Yeah, why, Sharon?
Just stop fighting it.
You're clearly trying to get him
to move away so that you
don't have to do what you know
you gotta do.
>> Daniel: I guess that makes
sense. I mean, it would probably
be easier for you if you didn't
have to keep running into me.
>> Sharon: I need to find a more
direct way to deal with my pain
over losing Cassie.
Whether you're here or you're
on the other side of the world.
>> Daniel: Yeah, I guess
that's true.
>> Sharon: You know,
as a mother, I can understand
why Heather would want
to protect her daughter.
And I'm sure she has a great
instinct as to how to
go about helping Lucy deal with
what she's going through.
>> Daniel: Yeah,
you're probably right.
>> Sharon: And Lucy running
into Faith all the time
is just a reminder of how
everything went wrong.
So objectively, it could be
better if she moved away.
>> Daniel: Isn't Faith going
back to college soon?
>> Sharon: That's really not
the point, Daniel.
>> Daniel: No, it's not, is it?
Because this isn't about Lucy.
This isn't about Faith.
This is about me and you,
right?
And look at you.
You're sitting there.
You're trying to hide it,
but I can feel
how angry you are.
I can see how much you hate me.
And you're just never going to
get past this, are you?
>> Devon: Hey, remember
we were celebrating?
>> Abby: I don't remember.
>> Devon: Yeah, you do.
Come on.
We're planning our wedding,
which is a celebration
of our love.
>> Abby: I'm sorry.
It's just Phyllis.
She's always listening
and lurking.
>> Devon: I know.
>> Abby: We're having a moment
and she swooped in.
>> Devon: I know.
But you know what?
We can have another moment.
Okay? Here.
>> Abby: Where are you going?
>> Devon: We're off to
the next moment.
Because I promised you
a lifetime of those.
>> Abby: Oh, that's
a lot of moments.
>> Devon: It's not nearly enough
for me to show you how much
I love you.
But this will have to do,
so come on.
>> Daniel: It's killing you
to sit here
and talk to me, isn't it?
To have to look at my face,
to have to hear my voice.
I mean, you really can't stand
the sight of me, can you?
>> Nick: Everything okay?
>> Sharon: Yeah, Nick, I was
just apologizing to Daniel
for the way that I've behaved
towards him
and his family lately.
And it's not true, Daniel, that
I can't stand the sight of you.
Yes, it's painful for me.
But like you said,
there are a lot of reminders
of Cassie everywhere.
I mean, every time I see
a young girl who's about
the same age as my daughter was
when she died.
>> Daniel: Like Lucy.
>> Sharon: It breaks my heart
all over again.
I don't hate you, Daniel.
I have no room in my life or in
my broken heart for anything
like that.
Look, we could talk about this
forever, but really, all
I needed you to know is that
I really am sorry.
>> Daniel: I am too.
>> Sharon: So, whatever you and
your family decide to do,
whether you stay or you go,
just know that
I won't be going off on you
or your family ever again.
>> Billy: You said you have
some intel, Phyllis?
>> Phyllis: Um, I do.
It's looking like Winters
is thinking of poaching some
of our company's IT talent.
>> Billy: Interesting.
It's our company.
I haven't hired you yet.
>> Phyllis: Well, if you can't
see it, you can't be it,
you know?
>> Billy: Did you read that
on one of those motivational
posters somewhere?
>> Phyllis: You know, you should
have a couple of those posters
around the lobby
and in your office.
It's good for morale.
>> Billy: Morale is fine.
Thank you.
>> Phyllis: Is it? Really?
I mean, um...
Anyway, as far as your
IT talent goes,
you should really lock down some
of those people
who don't have contracts.
Get them locked down into
a non-compete clause,
especially if you're gonna make
some move in tech, you know?
And also make sure your
employee's happy.
>> Billy: Noted.
Thanks for the information.
>> Phyllis: You're welcome.
Are those cookies?
Chocolate chip?
Are they chocolate chip?
Oh, what?
What are these?
I mean, why even have a cookie
if it's not--
>> Billy: They're oatmeal
raisin.
>> Phyllis: Oatmeal raisin?
Really? Oof. I mean,
who puts a breakfast food
in a cookie?
Billy, you know how I told you
you can sort of bounce ideas
off of me?
Um, you can do that.
Especially since sometimes
your ideas and feelings,
they get ahead of your skis.
>> Billy: Yeah.
>> Phyllis: I mean it.
I really do.
As your business partner,
feel free to bounce any idea off
of me on a personal level.
I mean, whatever is
going on with Chelsea.
You can tell me.
I'm all ears.
>> Adam: Now, I know that
you like Sally.
>> Connor: And I like Billy,
too.
>> Adam: And I'm not gonna speak
for Mom or Billy, but I'm gonna
say it again.
I-- I still want Sally
in my life.
And I want her in your life,
too.
Just because we're giving each
other a little space
doesn't mean that it's over.
You know, this isn't the first
time that Sally and I split up.
>> Connor: I know that.
>> Adam: You know, Sally and I,
we found our way back
to each other.
>> Connor: I think she's been
good for you, Dad.
>> Adam: I do, too.
>> Connor: It's just...
I don't know.
You and Sally were
great together, but...
>> Adam: What?
Tell me.
>> Connor: You and Mom,
what you had, that was better.
It was something more.
>> Devon: I could not ask
for anything more.
I have you.
And I have all the stars
in the universe.
>> Abby: Do you think our future
is written somewhere up there?
>> Devon: You mean like destiny?
>> Abby: Destiny, fate.
>> Devon: I do.
Even though those are just big
burning balls of hydrogen
and helium that are being held
together by their own gravity.
You know?
>> Abby: Way to kill the mood,
Einstein.
>> Devon: Sorry.
I learned that in one
of Dominick's books.
>> Abby: And we are back.
Reading to your kid is hot.
>> Devon: Yeah.
>> Abby: Yeah. Very hot.
>> Devon: Maybe I'll take you
up there one day.
>> Abby: Really?
>> Devon: Yeah.
>> Abby: Mm. When?
>> Devon: Well, we talked about
getting married in a hot air
balloon, so that's
halfway there, right?
>> Abby: Do you know where
that would take us?
>> Devon: Where?
>> Abby: Heaven.
But I don't need a hot air
balloon to take me there.
>> Devon: No, you don't.
>> Abby: Because you take me
there every day.
>> Daniel: I appreciate how hard
it must have been for you
to say all that.
[ phone pinging ]
Excuse me.
[ Daniel sighing ]
It's Heather.
I have to go and have
a conversation with Lucy about
what's next for our family.
Um, I don't know if
I've said this enough, Sharon,
but I admire your strength,
you know, both as a person
and as a parent.
I mean, if I love my kid
half as much as you love yours,
then I know that I'm doing
something right.
>> Sharon: Did you come here
to check up on me?
>> Nick: Checking up is not
the same as checking in.
You okay?
>> Sharon: I've been
on an emotional roller coaster
today. I'm ready to get off.
The big emotions are
exhausting.
>> Nick: Yeah,
they wear you down.
>> Sharon: Yeah.
>> Nick: It is very nice
to see, though,
you in a better place
with Daniel.
>> Sharon: You know, I saw
that you called, and I'm sorry
that I didn't pick up, but I was
talking to Daniel.
Is everything okay?
>> Nick: Uh, yeah, Faith's just
having a bit of a rough time.
>> Sharon: About what?
>> Nick: She didn't say.
She just said that she wanted
to talk to the two of us
together.
>> Sharon: Is she at home now?
>> Nick: She is, yeah.
>> Sharon: I'll meet you there.
>> Nick: No, no, no.
I know you're tired.
Why don't we ride together?
I'll drive you.
>> Sharon: Well, thanks,
but I don't want to leave
my car here.
>> Nick: Okay.
Then, I'll see you at home.
>> Cameron: Nicely done.
>> Sharon: He's worried
about me.
They all are.
>> Cameron: Maybe.
But we're not going to let them
get in the way of doing
what we need to do.
Are we?
>> Faith: I know she has a lot
going on.
She's always been there for me,
no matter what.
Last semester, I got this
really bad cold,
so she overnighted me this care
package filled with tissues,
cough drops, vitamins.
Then, I get back to my dorm,
and there's this food delivery
waiting for me.
Chicken soup.
>> Mariah: Yeah.
Yeah, that sounds like Mom.
>> Faith: The thing is, I found
out later that Mom was even
sicker than I was
when she did all that.
She had the flu.
It's too much for her.
>> Mariah: Yeah, but you could
tell Mom all of that,
and it's not going to stop her
from doing it anyway.
I didn't really understand it
until I had Aria.
But you don't really get
a break from being a mom.
>> Faith: It's not just
the physical wear and tear.
Mom has issues with her
mental health, too.
God, I never should have gotten
involved with Lucy.
The whole accident, being in
the hospital, it really scared
my dad and her.
>> Mariah: I understand,
but Faith, you have to stop
blaming yourself
for all of that.
You know Mom was struggling
way before that.
It's all been a lot for her,
you know. She's been dealing
with so much.
>> Nick: Hey.
>> Faith: Where's Mom?
>> Nick: All right, she is
on her way home.
She's going to be here soon,
and we can all work
this out together.
>> Faith: How was she
at the coffee house?
>> Nick: Uh, she was
with Daniel.
>> Mariah: Oh,
that can't be good.
>> Nick: It wasn't ideal.
>> Faith: Dad, how bad was it?
>> Devon: This wedding is really
important to me.
>> Abby: I know.
Me too.
>> Devon: Committing myself
to you in front of God,
our family,
and most importantly...
>> Abby: Our son.
>> Devon: Yes.
The three of us, here together.
>> Abby: There's a lot of
love there.
>> Devon: There is.
And with that love,
there is nothing we can't do.
>> Chelsea: So, what did I miss?
>> Adam: Connor is trying to
make sense of what's going on.
>> Chelsea: I know you're not
happy about me and Billy taking
a break.
>> Connor: And now Dad and Sally
are on a break too.
>> Chelsea: I overheard you
saying what I had with
your father is something more
than what he had with Sally.
>> Connor: I was telling Dad
before you came in.
I notice things.
>> Chelsea: Like?
>> Connor: Like how you two have
always come together
to support me.
>> Adam: That's what
family does.
>> Chelsea: Mm-hmm.
>> Connor: It's more than that.
You're just...
>> Chelsea: Just what?
>> Connor: More comfortable
with each other.
And Dad's different.
>> Adam: I'm different?
>> Connor: Different around Mom
than you are around Sally.
You're totally yourself
and it's not a bad thing.
>> Adam: Well, that probably
depends on who you ask.
I just got done telling
Connor that I'm not giving up
on my relationship with Sally.
>> Connor: Mom, are you
giving up on Billy or do you
think there's a chance
you can work things out?
>> Billy: Phyllis, you are not
here to talk about
my relationship with Chelsea
or anyone else, especially if
we are going to be
working together.
>> Phyllis: Boundaries?
Boundaries are good.
>> Billy: I hear you say that,
but I'm not sure you
actually believe it.
>> Phyllis: You said working
together. You just said working
together. Does that mean that
you're bringing me on as
a partner at Abbott-Chancellor?
>> Phyllis: I'm willing to bring
you on as a second in command,
but that is a distant second
in command. If you want to work
here, you need to accept that
you will not be a business
partner. That part is not
on the table.
Do you understand?
>> Billy: There is only one way
this is going to work
and that is my way.
>> Phyllis: Or the highway.
>> Billy: There is something
I want you to print frame
and put on your office wall.
This is not a democracy.
You do not get a vote.
Whether it's a big decision
like a merger or an acquisition
or a small one, like what kind
of creamer to put
in the break room.
>> Phyllis: Okay.
>> Billy: I want you to listen,
give feedback, share ideas,
business ideas.
And you listen to what
I need you to do.
But let me be very clear.
I am the one calling the shots
at Abbott-Chancellor.
>> Phyllis: Okay. Um...
Do you want me to--
>> Billy: I want you to stay
in your lane, Phyllis.
Can you do that?
>> Phyllis: Uh,
I'll sleep on it.
>> Billy: Okay.
Please take the cookies.
>> Phyllis: Oh, I mean, yeah.
>> Chelsea: Do you want
the truth?
>> Connor: I do.
>> Chelsea: I want things
to work out with Billy.
But I'm not sure
that's going to happen.
>> Connor: Does he want
that too?
>> Chelsea: No.
Not at this present moment.
And I have to find a way
to respect that.
>> Connor: Can I be honest now?
>> Adam: You know that you can
tell us anything.
>> Chelsea: Of course.
Your dad's right.
>> Connor: I like Sally.
And I like Billy.
But what I like even better is
you two meet together.
As a family.
>> Chelsea: Oh, sweetheart.
>> Connor: You may not be ready
to admit it to yourselves,
or to each other,
but I think you both like it
better too.
>> Nick: Your mom seemed to have
things under control.
>> Mariah: So, she didn't go off
on Daniel again.
>> Nick: She was actually
apologizing to him.
>> Faith: That's good, right?
>> Nick: I'm not so sure
about that.
>> Mariah: What does that mean?
>> Nick: I don't know.
There was this like, um...
Something in her voice.
It was almost like
an edge to it.
Where she was sort of placating
Daniel and then me
by apologizing.
>> Mariah: So, you think she's
still trying to hide how bad
things are from us?
>> Nick: Look, I don't need
to tell you girls how difficult
it is for your mother to ask
for or to accept help.
You know, all these memories
about Cassie,
she's trying to keep them from
taking her to a dark place.
And she's really struggling
with that.
She's fighting like
hell against it.
I just don't know if this is
a fight she can win right now.
>> Sharon: I have to go.
He's waiting for me.
>> Cameron: I know.
Nick is worried and you don't
like to upset him.
>> Sharon: Mariah and Faith,
too.
>> Cameron: I don't really care.
None of them know you
the way that I do.
They got no idea how strong
you really are.
They want to force their idea
of help on you.
Even if you don't need it.
Even if they got to trick you
to get you home.
>> Sharon: You think Nick was
lying about Faith?
>> Cameron: Nick's a stinking
Boy Scout.
He didn't actually lie.
>> Sharon: He said Faith was
going through something.
>> Cameron: And that's all
about you.
>> Sharon: So maybe it's a trap.
>> Cameron: You think?
Sharon, if you're not careful,
they're going to ship you off
to Fairview.
>> Sharon: They would never do
that to me.
>> Cameron: Oh, they would.
They would. And they would
tell you and themselves that
it was for the best.
Now, listen to me.
Daniel might be leaving town.
Your family wants
to take care of you.
So, this might be it.
We might not get
another chance.
>> Sharon: You're right.
>> Cameron: Sharon.
We need to do this now.
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