>> Mariah: Hey.
>> Tessa: Hey.
>> Mariah: Thank you.
I needed that.
>> Tessa: Okay, what's going on?
>> Nick: It's Sharon.
>> Mariah: She said that she was
going to Madison for business
for Cassidy First,
but she was lying.
So, I went to check on her.
>> Tessa: And?
>> Mariah: She wasn't there.
Even though it said she had
checked in online,
so I called her.
>> Nick: Did she give you
any idea where she actually was?
>> Mariah: She said that
she needed time,
time from her life, time from
us hovering over her to heal.
>> Nick: Well, maybe she's at
that spa in Sedona.
I'll call them.
>> Mariah: No, I already called.
I checked.
And she's not there.
>> Nick: Okay, so we have
no idea where she actually is.
[ Sharon panting ]
>> Sharon: Oh,
it was just a dream.
Just a bad dream.
[ knocking on door ]
>> Sharon: Cameron?
[ knocking on door ]
♪♪
>> Faith: Hey, Mom.
It's me.
Mariah told me
she talked to you.
I'm sorry all the worrying has
you so upset.
Now, I get what I must have put
you and Dad through
all these years.
Please call me
when you get this.
It would really mean a lot
to me to hear your voice.
I love you, Mom.
>> Adam: Faith?
Are you okay?
>> Sharon: Cameron, I already
killed you once,
so I'll have no problem
doing it again.
That's not Cameron.
Cameron's in your head.
That noise is definitely real.
Who's there?
You can tell yourself
that it's all in your head,
that it's your imagination,
but you know that's not true.
Someone is definitely
on the other side of this door.
Just run, Sharon.
Just run.
You don't have to stay to see
who it is.
You can leave this room and
never come back,
never look back.
>> Daniel: Cassie.
Cassie.
[ Sharon gasping ]
>> Heather: What's this?
>> Daniel: This is
a peace offering.
It was either this or whiskey,
and, well, since you don't like
whiskey, and I suppose it is
a bit early for me,
we're having tea.
>> Heather: I love tea.
>> Daniel: Listen, I know
we talked about this last night
before we went to bed, but
I'm really glad you
backed off of the idea of
moving away from Genoa City.
You haven't changed your mind
about that, have you?
>> Heather: I'm gonna be honest.
I still think that we should
leave Genoa City, and I kind of
wish we already had.
>> Daniel: So, you were not
being truthful when you said
you were willing to stay.
>> Heather: I said I'm willing
to stay.
I-- I am.
I-- I listened to both yours and
Lucy's arguments
against leaving.
>> Daniel: But you
weren't convinced.
>> Heather: I know you two both
well enough to know that when
you two have agreed on
something, there is no point
in trying to change your minds.
So, for the record, I dissent.
>> Daniel: Oh, you never really
did like losing an argument
in court or at home.
>> Heather: I never have
lost one.
I've only been overturned
on appeal.
>> Daniel: Ah.
>> Heather: So, moving on from
that, it's, um,
it's really that I can tell
that you and Lucy think that
leaving Genoa City would be
running away from a problem,
and it could potentially make
things worse, so
I'll do whatever it takes to
support this decision
and our family.
>> Daniel: Thank you.
I appreciate that.
But, you know, I don't want you
resenting us for staying here
when you don't want to.
>> Heather: That's not
gonna happen.
I'm not gonna be mad
or resentful.
We're life partners, Daniel,
and that demands compromise.
'Til death do us part.
>> Tessa: I'm sure neither
of you ate lunch.
>> Mariah: I'm a little bit
too worried to eat,
but thank you.
>> Tessa: You want to take care
of your mom, you have to take
care of yourself.
>> Nick: She is right.
Why don't you tell us more
about your call with Sharon?
>> Mariah: Uh, well,
when I got there, I let my mom
know that I was outside
the hotel room.
>> Nick: Where she was
pretending to be in Madison?
>> Mariah: Yeah.
And, uh, I asked if she would
let me in, and she said that
she wasn't even at the hotel
room, that she had gotten
lightheaded, and she went
outside for a walk or something.
And so, obviously, I got
worried about her and said if
she wasn't feeling well, that
she should come back and rest.
I could handle the meeting with
the CEO.
And then, she said that there
was no meeting.
The CEO had
canceled his flights.
I mean, she was just spinning
these stories,
telling these lies.
>> Nick: That is not
like Sharon.
>> Mariah: No, she usually tells
it like it is.
>> Tessa: Hey, it's okay.
I know you're scared
for your mom.
>> Nick: We all are.
Go on.
>> Mariah: So, I was trying
to get to the truth of what
she was saying.
I had a lot of questions, and
she started to feel like I was
interrogating her.
>> Nick: She got defensive?
>> Mariah: Yeah.
She did.
I mean, you know how much
Cassidy First matters to her.
And this meeting with the CEO,
it was very important
for the company.
She acted like she didn't care
at all.
>> Tessa: That definitely
feels off.
>> Nick: Yeah, it's just another
indication that Sharon is
not herself.
She's not thinking clearly.
>> Mariah: I-- I don't know
how accurate that is.
>> Nick: What do you mean?
>> Mariah: Well, she was
thinking clearly enough to know
what we were planning.
I mean, she knew when you called
that you didn't need to
talk about Faith.
>> Nick: Okay, so she probably
suspected what we were up to,
decided to come home real late
and then took off first thing
in the morning?
>> Mariah: Yeah.
And then, she called Faith to
check in, which confirmed
her suspicions.
>> Nick: Yeah, Faith really
blames herself for not cluing in
on what was going on
with Sharon,
but this is absolutely on me.
I mean, I never should have
used Faith in some cover story
to try and lure her to an
intervention, no matter what
my intentions were.
>> Mariah: Nick, there's no use
kicking yourself.
>> Tessa: Mariah's right.
I mean, you guys are just doing
your best, trying to find
the best way to help Sharon.
>> Mariah: So, the question is,
now what?
>> Nick: Well, I have
some more news,
but I don't think
it's very encouraging.
>> Sharon: What are you
smiling at?
>> Cameron: Nothing.
I'm just happy to see you.
>> Sharon: Well, the feeling is
not mutual.
Did you do that?
Did you give me that nightmare
just to amuse yourself?
>> Cameron: We've been over
this, Sharon.
Like you said in your dream,
I'm only in your head.
So, if I gave you that
nightmare, well, that means
that you gave it to yourself.
>> Sharon: I'm so damn tired
of you psychoanalyzing me.
>> Cameron: Again,
you're analyzing yourself.
You've never been a dumb
blonde, so stop
playing the part.
You know how this works.
>> Sharon: So, I gave myself
that dream.
>> Cameron: Yeah, you did,
so that you could talk yourself
out of doing what you know needs
to be done.
>> Sharon: Maybe it worked
because there is no damn way
that I am going to do this.
>> Cameron: You're wasting
your time.
There's no pill that will make
all of your pain go away.
>> Sharon: Well, maybe it'll
make you go away.
>> Cameron: Nope,
I'm here for the duration,
until the deed is done.
But if you want to play all
outraged and innocent, make me
be the devil who makes you do
it, that's fine with me.
That's what I'm here for.
But you're going to have to
execute this.
And let's face it, I mean,
you don't usually have a problem
with that kind of thing.
So stop screwing around.
We both know
this is going to happen.
>> Sharon: Daniel was hurt.
He was bleeding in my nightmare.
>> Cameron: And only you can
make your dreams come true.
>> Faith: I'm okay.
>> Adam: Yeah.
You know, I cry sometimes in
the park when I'm okay, too.
You know, my dad told me about
your accident.
I was happy to hear from Nick
that you're all right.
If I can't help you with
whatever it is, maybe he can.
I know he would be pretty
concerned to see you like this,
especially if it had something
to do with your mom.
>> Faith: Wait. Why would
you say that?
>> Adam: Well, I heard you
leaving a message for her.
Did you two have a fight?
>> Faith: Please don't
call my dad.
>> Adam: No, look,
I wouldn't do that, okay?
It's up to you to decide who
you want to talk to or not.
Got it. I am clearly in the not
category, so I'll go, okay?
>> Faith: Thank you.
I-- I really don't mean
to be rude.
>> Adam: Look, you should always
tell people what you need, okay?
Never apologize for
being honest.
And I hope everything that's
going on with you and Sharon
is okay.
Believe it or not,
I do care about you both.
>> Faith: Adam, wait.
Maybe you can help.
>> Daniel: This isn't
like Savannah.
>> Heather: Right, because
you're more confident now with
the success of Omega Sphere
and you reinvented yourself.
I know, it's just that--
>> Daniel: That the last time
I was out of work,
we lost a whole life that
we built for ourselves. I know.
>> Heather: It really
shook you, Daniel, and...
when we fell apart, that
really rocked me and Lucy, too.
>> Daniel: I know.
I do, and I regret that.
But, you know, I have come to
the realization recently that
it's not just that I stopped
painting, right?
You know, I was mourning the
loss of who I thought I was.
I was grieving my death
as an artist, you know?
>> Heather: You did the best
you could at the time.
>> Daniel: Which wasn't
good enough.
It wasn't, and I'd hoped that
I'd started to make that up to
you and Lucy.
>> Heather: You have.
You have.
I-- I-- I think just
both of us losing our jobs
and the recent troubles
with Lucy, it's just
triggering memories and fears,
you know?
>> Daniel: Well, I am on
a new path, and I'm sure
I'm going to get work soon.
>> Heather: I know that
you will.
>> Daniel: But there's
something else, right?
>> Heather: It's just this whole
mess with Sharon, Daniel.
I mean, the amount of guilt
that she piles on you
and how she shames you
and our daughter,
it's relentless and it's--
it's really hard for me
to watch.
>> Daniel: I know. I get it.
Something tells me she's not
going to be acting like that
anymore.
>> Sharon: You still think
you can manipulate me
with your lies?
>> Cameron: I'm not lying.
You want me to go away?
You want the nightmares to end?
We have a plan
to make that happen.
>> Sharon: I am not
listening to you. I'm not.
You're dead.
>> Cameron: Yeah, and you're
not, but you act like you are.
When are you going
to start living?
>> Sharon: I have a nice life.
>> Cameron: Yeah, that you're
too guilty and angry to enjoy.
>> Sharon: You're acting as if
doing this will bring me peace
and it won't.
Can't you see that I'm barely
clinging to my own sanity here
by a thread?
If I do this, I will break.
>> Cameron: You are much
stronger than you think you are.
>> Sharon: I still have Noah
and Mariah and Faith
and Aria and Nick,
and I will never see them again.
I will have no future.
>> Cameron: Only if you get
caught and you're too smart
for that.
If you take control of the
situation, I promise you,
you will come out of this whole.
I believe in you.
>> Sharon: I won't
do this for you.
>> Cameron: No, you won't.
You're going to do it for the
little girl who died all those
years ago.
You need to make this right by
finally getting justice
for Cassie.
>> Nick: So, I reached out
to Sharon's doctor, hoping that
he could give us some insight.
>> Mariah: I'm guessing
he wasn't very forthcoming.
>> Nick: He was extremely
protective of Sharon's privacy,
as I expected he would be.
Me, not so much.
>> Tessa: You told him what's
going on with her?
>> Nick: I did.
I told him about our growing
concern and how worried we were
that he wasn't getting the
whole story or even the whole
truth about what's going on
with his patient.
>> Mariah: I mean, I guess that
could be helpful if she comes
back to Genoa City
and sees him again.
>> Nick: Or if she decides
to reach out to her doctor
while she's away.
>> Mariah: Did he have
any suggestions,
any advice for us?
>> Nick: All he said was,
if it ever gets to the point
where we're concerned
that Sharon is a danger
to herself or to anyone else,
that it's time to call
the police.
>> Mariah: You don't think
Sharon would do anything like
that, do you?
>> Mariah: I just remembered
something that Sharon said
on the phone.
>> Tessa: What was it?
>> Mariah: She was venting about
how all of us are watching her
every move.
And she said that
she couldn't live like that.
>> Tessa: Well, that's just
an expression, right?
I mean, you don't think she
meant that literally, do you?
>> Nick: I don't want to believe
that Sharon, uh,
would ever do anything
to harm herself.
>> Mariah: I mean, after she
said that, I told her I was
extremely uncomfortable with
leaving her alone.
But she promised me that she
wasn't considering self-harm.
>> Nick: Look, my bet is
she's just very scared and
she's doing her best to try
and work through this
on her own.
>> Mariah: That's more clear
than ever. She needs help.
>> Nick: Yeah, but that's not
something your mom's
going to admit.
You know, she can be
very headstrong.
And I highly doubt she would
ever turn to her doctor
for help.
>> Tessa: Why not?
>> Nick: Because her
medication's clearly
not working.
She probably feels like her
doctor let her down in some way.
>> Mariah: Which would
make sense.
Why she skipped her last
appointment and had
to reschedule.
>> Nick: I mean, this is
just crazy.
I mean, we're sitting around
trying to figure out a way to
get into Sharon's head.
I mean, it's all guesswork at
this point.
I just wish I could find her
so I could get to her.
>> Mariah: Or that she would
answer her phone.
>> Nick: Well, she spoke to you
and Faith.
But she's not answering any of
my calls or texts.
She is obviously avoiding me.
>> Mariah: Well, that's because
you're the one that knows her
the best.
She doesn't want us to know
what's going on.
>> Adam: How do you think that
I can help?
>> Faith: Back when my mom was
first diagnosed.
>> Adam: With her
bipolar disorder?
>> Faith: You were the one
who got her the help she needed,
right?
>> Adam: I mean, I--
I helped her
do that for herself.
And she was the one that did
the work to get better.
Is your mom sick again?
>> Faith: She hasn't
been herself.
[ Adam sighing ]
>> Adam: How so?
>> Faith: She's usually
so focused on Cassidy First.
But lately, she's barely
interested in work.
>> Adam: And when did
all this start?
>> Faith: My car accident
really upset her.
But even before that, with
Daniel Romalotti being back in
town, it's like all of these
things have been piling on to
remind her of what happened
to Cassie.
>> Daniel: I know we didn't get
a chance to talk about this
last night, but uh,
I ran into Sharon
at the coffee house.
>> Heather: Oh, no.
She has been impossible lately.
And you were already upset when
you left.
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm. Yeah, I was.
When she asked to talk to me, I
didn't think it was such a good
idea, but, you know,
it actually turned out to be
a really good conversation.
She apologized for the way
she's been treating our family.
>> Heather: She did?
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm.
Look, I mean, it's obvious that
she's in a lot of pain, but she
took responsibility
for lashing out.
>> Heather: What is it?
>> Daniel: Just, you know,
the honesty that Sharon
showed me. I--
I don't know if I deserved it.
>> Heather: What?
Daniel, of course you do.
>> Daniel: All these years may
have passed, but I still,
you know,
I still feel responsible for
Cassie's death.
>> Heather: It was an accident.
And you were a teenager.
>> Daniel: So was Cassie.
>> Heather: You have grown into
a very good man, Daniel,
and maybe Sharon can finally
see that.
I'm happy she's owned her
behavior and that she
apologized to you. I just--
I wish she would
apologize to Lucy.
I mean, Lucy's just a kid.
And all that anger.
>> Daniel: I don't know if we
want Sharon talking to Lucy
anytime soon,
but the intentions there
are good,
but it's still really clear
that she's trying to figure out
how to deal with her feelings.
>> Heather: I don't think
I'll ever trust Sharon again
around our daughter.
>> Daniel: Which is one of
the reasons why you wanted
to leave Genoa City. I get it.
>> Heather: She's just
too erratic, Daniel.
I mean, she's genuinely
struggling, and she loses
control, and all that anger
that she's carrying around,
when it comes out, it's more
than a little scary.
>> Daniel: I know. I know.
And I agree with you 100%.
But right now, I don't want to
worry about Sharon anymore.
I don't want to talk about
Sharon anymore.
I feel like things around here
have been really rough
recently and...
I just feel like right now,
I just want to focus
on our family.
>> Heather: I like the sound
of that.
>> Sharon: What's that?
>> Cameron: Come on,
you know what that is.
>> Sharon: I don't remember.
>> Cameron: Huh.
You know, that's actually not
that surprising.
You remember checking into
this dump?
>> Sharon: No, I don't.
>> Cameron: And yet,
here you are.
>> Sharon: I needed to get some
space to think.
>> Cameron: That's not why
you're here, Sharon,
and you know it.
>> Sharon: I'm done
playing these twisted games
with you.
>> Cameron: Yeah,
I'm not playing a game, Sharon.
You...
I think you switched
to a kind of autopilot
to get yourself here,
to get away from your family
so that you could get
your head straight
and get ready.
>> Sharon: Ready for what?
Whatever that is,
I don't want it.
>> Cameron: You know what it is
and what it's for.
>> Sharon: I didn't
put it there.
>> Cameron: Then, why don't you
just take a peek inside,
refresh your memory,
so we can move this along, huh?
>> Sharon: No.
I won't look at it.
>> Cameron: Fine.
I'll wait.
Thanks to you,
I have the patience of
a dead man.
[ Sharon gasping ]
>> Sharon: What is this?
>> Cameron: One dose of that,
there's no coming back.
You are so close, baby,
to finally,
finally being free
from all your pain.
>> Heather: I'm sorry things got
so heated between us yesterday.
>> Daniel: I'm sorry, too.
>> Heather: I mean, you just had
a different idea than me about
what was best for our family,
and when we were arguing
about it, I, uh,
I hit below the belt
and accused you of running
from your problems.
>> Daniel: Mm.
That's what I did.
[ Heather exhaling ]
>> Heather: I mean, maybe if
I was a little less judgmental
and a little more
supportive and--
>> Daniel: No, no,
no, no, I'm not gonna
let you sit here and blame
yourself for my failure.
>> Heather: Being an artist
is tough.
>> Daniel: Okay, that's not
what I'm talking about.
When my art career ended,
I failed you and I failed Lucy
because I didn't step up
and I didn't accept it.
And then I took all my anger
and all my frustration out
on the two of you, so much
so that you had no other choice
but to leave.
>> Heather: But actually leaving
you behind in Savannah and going
to Lisbon, that was the hardest
thing I've ever had to do,
and I don't ever wanna
lose you again.
And that's why I'm so
protective of you
and our daughter.
>> Daniel: And that's what
I'm gonna do for you and Lucy,
too.
I don't ever want you to be
upset again, and I am so
grateful that you have given
Genoa City another chance
because I know, I know that
we can make this such
an unbelievable home
for all three of us.
>> Heather: Speaking of which,
a buddy from law school gave me
a call today about a position
in town.
>> Daniel: Whoa!
That's great!
Whoa, that's incredible!
You know, I also have a few
meetings lined up this week.
>> Heather: Maybe our luck
is changing.
>> Daniel: Don't you dare
jinx us. Don't you do it.
You know, I'm meeting my mom
and Summer later for dinner.
You wanna join us?
>> Heather: Yeah,
after the interview,
maybe if it goes well.
Don't forget that you have
to pick Lucy up after
her community service.
>> Daniel: Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I know. And she mentioned
something about deserving
a hot fudge sundae afterwards.
>> Heather: Finally something
we can all agree on.
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm.
I'm glad we kissed and made up.
>> Heather: I remember
the making up part.
>> Daniel: Right,
but you forgot the kissing.
>> Heather: I forgot.
>> Daniel: Oh, okay, well, maybe
I just have to remind you
about the kissing.
>> Heather: About the kissing.
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm.
>> Nick: Voicemail.
I've left five messages today.
I'm not gonna leave anymore.
>> Mariah: I get how desperate
we are to find my mom,
but I also can't forget
how emphatic she was
on the phone.
She was telling us that
we needed to give her the space
and in no uncertain terms,
do not track her down.
>> Nick: I do not think Sharon's
in the right place
to make that call.
>> Mariah: Right. I'm not
arguing that, but you also
didn't hear her voice.
She was making it sound like
everything we are doing is just
making it worse for her.
>> Nick: So, you think Sharon
knows what she's doing?
>> Mariah: Maybe.
>> Nick: No,
it's not good enough.
I would rather Sharon be upset
with me for the rest
of her life for sticking my nose
where it doesn't belong
than risk losing her.
First time she was diagnosed
with bipolar disorder, I mean,
I missed all the signs.
I thought she was fine.
I thought she'd get through it.
But she was in real trouble.
I'm not gonna make
that mistake again.
>> Sharon: Maybe I got this
for me.
Maybe this is the way
I end the pain.
>> Cameron: Are you kidding me?
That would destroy your kids.
Nick.
>> Sharon: They know how much
I've been hurting.
They would-- they would find
a way to understand.
>> Cameron: Sharon, they would
blame themselves for the rest of
their lives.
You can't do that to them.
Besides, the pain is only
half of this.
>> Sharon: What else is there?
>> Cameron: Honoring Cassie.
And you taking your own life,
that would just be the exact
opposite of that.
That's cruel and it's selfish.
That's not who you are.
>> Sharon: And what you're
pushing me to do,
that's not cruel?
What about Heather and Lucy
and Summer and Phyllis?
>> Cameron: Oh, God, do you
really care about Phyllis?
>> Sharon: It would give her
another reason to hate me.
>> Cameron: No, it won't because
she's not gonna know you did it.
>> Sharon: But I would.
And it's wrong.
>> Cameron: Honey, the world has
been out of balance
since Cassie died.
And it's up to you to fix that.
>> Cameron: Listen.
You wanna forget what you're
gonna do next,
you can go back on autopilot.
I'll take care of this.
It's okay.
>> Sharon: No.
I will not let you control me.
>> Cameron: I'm not trying
to control you, Sharon.
I'm trying to help you.
>> Sharon: Daniel is not
like you.
He is not a monster!
>> Cameron: Daniel is
responsible for all of this.
This all goes back to that
night when you couldn't protect
your little girl.
Are you really gonna fail her
again?
>> Sharon: No!
That is not true.
>> Cameron: It is true.
It is true. You can tell
yourself that all you want,
but you are never
gonna believe it.
>> Sharon: You are right.
I did not protect Cassie
that night.
And I will hate myself
for that forever.
But this?
Still, I can't do it.
This I cannot do.
>> Cameron: Yes. Yes, you can.
Sharon, you can finally make
this right by getting
justice for Cassie.
Now, are you gonna do that?
Or aren't you?
>> Adam: I know what a huge loss
it was for Sharon when
Cassie died.
It turned her and your dad's
life upside down.
But I thought she had come
to terms with that grief
a long time ago.
>> Faith: She had, and I brought
it all back up again.
>> Adam: Faith, I'm sure that's
not true.
>> Faith: I forced her
and my dad to tell me the story
of what happened.
I led her down the road
to remembering all of that pain,
and now she's stuck
in the past with it.
>> Adam: When you lose a child,
that pain never goes away.
But the pain that your mom is
feeling over Cassie, there's no
way that you made her feel
that, Faith.
And I'm sure if you asked
her that, she would tell you
the same thing.
>> Faith: I would love
to do that.
If only I could find her.
>> Adam: Wait, you don't know
where Sharon is?
>> Faith: We don't.
Is there any way that you could
help us track her down?
>> Adam: Have you contacted
the police?
>> Faith: They aren't going
to help because she called
and said that she's okay,
but she's not.
Me, my dad, Mariah, Tessa,
we all know she's in trouble.
>> Nick: Hey, there's Daniel.
Daniel.
Hey, I need to ask you
something.
>> Daniel: Yeah, what's up?
>> Nick: It's about that
conversation that you had
with Sharon at Crimson Lights.
You know, the one
that I walked in on?
>> Daniel: Where she apologized
for the way she's been treating
my family?
>> Nick: Um, yeah, she said that
she was going to try
and deal with her renewed grief
over Cassie?
>> Daniel: Yeah, she said that.
>> Nick: Did she give you any
indication of how she was
planning to do that?
>> Daniel: I'm not sure
what you mean.
>> Nick: Did she say anything
about, you know, needing to go
away, like to clear her head
or go on a trip or something?
>> Daniel: Why, do you guys not
know where Sharon is?
>> Adam: Look, I really
wish that I could
help you, Faith,
but I don't know that I can.
But hey, your mom is one of the
strongest people that I know.
>> Faith: She is.
>> Adam: And I'm assuming
that your dad is all over this,
right?
>> Faith: My dad is doing
everything he can to find her.
>> Adam: Okay, well then
you need to trust him.
Because if anybody can find
Sharon, it's Nick.
>> Daniel: Wait,
is Sharon missing?
>> Nick: She didn't tell us
where she is, and you know,
she's been acting unpredictable
lately.
>> Daniel: Nick, you look
really worried.
>> Nick: Yeah, I am.
>> Mariah: We all are.
>> Daniel: I don't remember
Sharon saying anything about
what she might do or where
she might go.
Um, honestly, she seemed more
concerned with
if I was going to leave town
with Heather and Lucy.
>> Daniel: Is that happening?
>> Daniel: No, we considered it
for a variety of reasons,
but, um, we decided to stay.
I hope that's not going to be
a problem for Sharon.
The last time we spoke,
she seemed determined to do
whatever it was going to take
to get past this.
>> Tessa: And did she say
how she was going to do that?
>> Daniel: Not specifically,
um...
I mean, at the end of
our talk, it's when I think
you walked in, Nick,
she apologized and, you know,
it seemed like she was
optimistic that everything was
going to get better.
>> Nick: Okay, thanks.
>> Daniel: Yeah, I mean, I'm
sorry I can't be more of a help.
Will-- will you do me a favor
and just let me know
when you hear from her?
>> Mariah: Yeah, yeah, we will.
>> Daniel: I'm sure
it's just a misunderstanding.
>> Nick: Hope you're right
about that.
>> Cameron: Oh, there it is.
Mm.
I know you hate this guy's guts,
but he's got good taste
in whiskey.
That's ironic.
>> Sharon: What?
>> Cameron: This was bottled
when Cassie was still alive.
Wow. No reason to hold back now,
babe.
Let's do what we came to do.
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