>> Phyllis: Hey,
working hard.
>> Billy: Are you gardening?
>> Phyllis: Oh, I was
celebrating my new job
with my children.
>> Billy: Yeah?
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Billy: You celebrated with
a few cocktails, did you?
>> Phyllis: Well, I mean, yeah,
of course.
In celebrations, there must be
bubbles involved.
>> Billy: Yeah, they sure put
you in a good mood.
>> Phyllis: You know what?
My kids did that.
My kids put me in a good mood.
It's been a tough year.
Oh, gosh, I am really happy to
say that it looks like things
are looking up for
all three of us.
>> Daniel: That's how it goes.
That was a great movie.
>> Lucy: Best idea ever.
>> Daniel: Yeah, well, I mean,
it was my idea, so of course,
it was the best idea ever.
I'm glad I picked it.
Heather!
>> Lucy: I swear we didn't have
any fun at all,
except for the most awesome,
scary movie ever.
>> Daniel: Which, uh, we loved,
but, you know,
you would have hated it, so you
didn't miss anything.
>> Lucy: Mom?
She isn't even here.
[ Sharon clearing her throat ]
>> Nick: Hey, uh...
how's Faith?
>> Sharon: Poor girl.
She was so exhausted.
I think she conked out before
I got out of the room.
>> Nick: Yeah,
it's not surprising.
She's, uh,
been worried sick about you
for days.
Sorry if that sounds like I'm...
>> Sharon: No, no, I know.
I understand. It's fine.
>> Mariah: Nick's right.
We don't want you to feel like
there's any pressure on you or
that you're under a microscope.
We are just really glad that
you're home, and we just want
to help in any way we can.
>> Sharon: I know you do.
And I'm sorry for what I have
put you through.
And Mariah, for the way that
I spoke to you on the phone.
That was so uncalled for.
I apologize.
>> Mariah: You were under
a lot of pressure.
>> Sharon: That doesn't
excuse my behavior.
I was just, um...
I was in a really bad place
and all I could see was my
family trying to fix me when
I really didn't know what was
wrong myself.
>> Nick: So, you ran away.
>> Sharon: But I'm home now
and I'm safe.
You know, I'm feeling a lot
better than I have
in a long time.
I can really see things clearly.
You were just trying to help me
and I love you for that.
And I so appreciate all of your
support and your
incredible patience.
I will always be grateful
for that.
>> Nick: Well, we're just glad
you came back.
>> Mariah: So, where did you go?
What did you do?
>> Nick: And if you're not ready
to give us those answers,
we can wait.
>> Sharon: No.
I owe you an explanation.
And, um...
I don't think I can keep it
inside any longer.
You deserve the truth.
♪♪
>> Sharon: Um, I left.
And I lied to you.
Because I was feeling desperate
and overwhelmed.
I mean, to feel confronted and
checked in on seemingly
constantly, the pressure was
just too much.
>> Nick: We're sorry about that.
>> Sharon: Well,
the pressure wasn't only
from you.
It was from me.
I just had, um, so much spinning
around in my head.
I felt like I was spinning out,
and I-- I thought I might lose
control completely
and that terrified me,
so I just did what I had to do.
I did what I had to do.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
>> Mariah: Mom, it's all right.
It's fine.
>> Sharon: No. No, it's not.
>> Mariah: Why don't you tell us
what happened?
What's going on?
>> Sharon: There's just so much
spinning around in
my head still.
I-- I haven't figured it out.
But, you know, at the time,
it felt like I was doing
the right thing.
It just seemed like the most
logical choice.
But now...
That's why I confessed.
>> Nick: Confessed to what?
>> Sharon: I'm sorry.
It's all still
going around in my head and
I realized that the only way
I could make it stop
was to confess.
Just confess the things that
I've done when
I haven't been myself.
>> Nick: Who did you make this
confession to?
>> Sharon: To Cassie.
I didn't hallucinate her.
No, I...
I went to her grave.
And I sat with her.
We just talked.
Talked about everything that
has happened since we lost her.
And hearing myself say it out
loud made me take a good hard
look at myself.
And the things that I've done
and why I've done them.
>> Mariah: Did it help?
>> Sharon: You know,
I thought I had learned
to live with Cassie's death
over the years,
but in reality, all of that
grief and the anger
and the guilt...
>> Nick: The guilt?
>> Sharon: I let her go out that
night to that party.
If I hadn't done that.
>> Nick: Sharon, there is no one
to blame for that.
>> Sharon: Intellectually, yes,
I know.
But emotionally,
all of those feelings
were just buried.
And they festered and hardened
and led me to some dark places.
And I made some dark choices.
But talking to Cassie made me
see things very clearly.
I was able to face my feelings
and get to the bottom of what's
been going on with me for far
too long.
>> Mariah: That sounds
encouraging.
>> Sharon: For the first time
in a long while,
I feel like I'm finally
getting off of this
roller coaster ride.
So no more grueling climbs or
sudden plummets.
I feel...
I feel steady.
Resolved.
And I'm aware of
what I have to do.
>> Nick: Well, that's definitely
a positive step, you know?
But it's just a step.
With the medication and all,
I'm hoping this will make you
want to reach back out
to your doctor.
>> Sharon: Actually, I already
put in a call.
And I made an appointment
for tomorrow.
For the one that I missed.
But I also, at the same time,
made a second appointment.
>> Nick: Okay.
>> Mariah: That sounds like
a commitment.
>> Sharon: Yeah, I'm ready
to talk things through
and work closely with him
and finally get to the bottom
of all that's been going on
with me. So, yeah,
no more tears.
I'm home and I'm ready
to take my life back.
>> Billy: I am very happy that
your clan is doing great.
>> Phyllis: Yeah.
>> Billy: Do you have plans
for that?
>> Phyllis: Oh, yes, I do.
That right there,
that's feng shui.
Feng shui.
Plants create positive energy.
I'm all about positive energy.
>> Billy: You most
certainly are.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, definitely.
And you know, Chance,
great guy.
Not a decorator.
>> Billy: I wanted to ask you
about that, actually.
Um, how is it between you and
Summer, with you taking her
boyfriend's job?
Any animosity there?
>> Phyllis: No, not at all.
He quit.
>> Billy: And that's too bad
because he had a lot
of potential.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, I mean,
did he, though?
Really, let's be honest.
He's a great cop.
Slapping the cuffs on
the bad guy.
But, I don't know, does that
necessarily transfer into the
corporate world?
>> Billy: No.
>> Phyllis: No, no.
I mean, when you want a deal
really, really bad, you have to
ride the edge of right
and wrong.
You know what I mean?
I mean, Chance would be reading
us our rites all day.
It wouldn't work.
Oh, my gosh.
And, you know,
he's a great guy.
He makes my daughter really,
really happy.
In turn, that makes me happy.
And I'm even happier that
he quit his job so that
I'm working here.
>> Billy: It's all about
making you happy, Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: Yeah,
speaking of which.
>> Billy: Let's not do that
right now, okay?
>> Phyllis: I was thinking about
the happiness trifecta.
What would make me really happy
is you would consider Daniel
working here at
Abbott-Chancellor. I mean,
since he's staying in town.
>> Billy: I didn't know
he had plans on leaving.
>> Phyllis: Oh, yeah, that was
Heather's bad idea.
But he got her to see the light.
And I just think
he's a great fit.
My son is a great fit for this
company, especially since
you're aiming in
the AI direction.
>> Billy: Well, I think that
I am still considering
bringing Daniel back.
But in the moment, I think it's
important that we focus on
the big things.
And that's what I think about
that right now.
And it's getting late, so
I think I should probably
drive you back to the club.
What do you think?
>> Phyllis: Oh, I accept
your offer.
>> Billy: Great.
>> Phyllis: I accept your offer.
After I put this plant
in a wealth corner.
In a wealth--
A corner that creates wealth.
Okay.
In my office.
>> Billy: In your office.
>> Phyllis: Yeah, of course.
And you know what?
Because you are so kind,
I'm not even going to bring up
Daniel working here, okay?
I mean, at this point.
I'm going to let that slide
for now.
For now.
>> Daniel: Huh.
Well, this is weird.
>> Lucy: You said she had
a job interview.
>> Daniel: That would have been
over hours ago.
Did you get any texts or
messages from her?
>> Lucy: Didn't you leave her
a voicemail, though?
>> Daniel: I did.
No response.
>> Lucy: You know,
I bet I know what she's doing.
We were just talking about
peanut butter and
banana sandwiches.
And I have not been
a total jerk.
And she knows how much I love
them for breakfast.
So maybe, she's just stocking up
on bananas right this second.
>> Daniel: Hm.
Well, I guess there's only one
way to find out.
>> Nick: I mean, I'm not going
to lie to you.
We've been very worried, taking
off the way you did.
I mean, we didn't know what to
think or what to do.
>> Sharon: And I will
keep on apologizing.
>> Nick: No.
No more apologizing, okay?
You just stay on the path to
getting better.
You deserve it.
>> Sharon: That's the plan.
I promise things will all
settle in soon and go right
back to normal.
[ phone ringing ]
>> Mariah: Is that your phone?
>> Mariah: Is that
a new ringtone?
>> Sharon: Um.
It's actually, um,
just there--
It's a reminder
to take my meds.
Because you know how scattered
I have been lately.
And I just want to make sure
that I don't miss another dose.
>> Mariah: Do you want
some water?
>> Sharon: Don't need it.
>> Daniel: Hey, you.
Just wondering where you are
and if you're going to be
getting back here anytime soon.
>> Lucy: With bananas
and peanut butter.
>> Daniel: With bananas and
peanut butter. Please.
>> Lucy: Love you.
>> Daniel: Love you.
>> Lucy: You know,
maybe Mom aced that interview
and she already got the job.
That's why she's not answering.
She doesn't want to spoil
whatever surprise
she has planned.
>> Daniel: I like the way
you think.
I bet she walks through that
door any minute.
>> Phyllis: I've won.
You know, I feel like I've won.
You know, and you've got to
celebrate that.
My kids are doing great.
They're content.
They're in love, you know?
Their families are happy.
There's so much possibility
for them.
And especially if one of them
gets a job in the future.
You know, then I'm really going
to celebrate.
Sorry.
>> Billy: Hm.
What are you sorry about?
What part of that?
>> Phyllis: You know,
because I'm doing cartwheels
over my life and things are just
not going well for you.
>> Billy: Well, I'm running
my own company
and my kids are home,
so I'm good.
>> Phyllis: Really?
Because your relationship fell
apart and Adam hit you and
Victor is declaring war on you.
>> Billy: Should have stopped
at sorry, Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
>> Billy: Again.
>> Phyllis: Again.
I care about you and I'm just
worried what this is going to
do to your family.
If Victor does decide to attack
Abbott-Chancellor and you,
I mean, how is that going to
affect your family?
In particular,
Katie and Johnny.
>> Billy: If it does go
that direction,
yes, it's going to get tricky.
Johnny and Katie are older now.
They're very much aware of what
the adults are doing
around them.
But you know what?
This is their grandpa gunning
for this fight.
It's not me.
>> Phyllis: Okay, you don't have
to engage. You don't have to.
I mean, there's an alternative
to war.
>> Billy: And I'm sure you're
going to tell me what those
alternatives are.
>> Phyllis: Well, since
you're asking.
>> Billy: I wasn't
actually asking.
>> Phyllis: Since you're asking,
could you, I mean,
would you consider
maybe changing your mind about
Victoria's offer to buy out
Abbott-Chancellor?
>> Billy: Phyllis, I thought
you were all in.
>> Phyllis: I am all in.
>> Billy: You sure?
>> Phyllis: I'm sure.
I'm all in.
I want the best for you and for
the company, okay?
And I know, oh, my gosh, I know
that Victor would be willing to
throw so much money to buy
a company that he's determined
to own.
>> Billy: Phyllis, this is not
about the money.
It's never been about the money.
This is about cementing
my mother's legacy.
>> Phyllis: Is it maybe about
fighting to prove yourself?
>> Billy: And what if it is?
Is that bad?
Because I plan on proving
my mom, Jack, and Victor and all
the haters wrong.
I am not the screw-up
they think I am.
I am digging in.
Abbott-Chancellor
is not for sale.
>> Billy: Phyllis, we're barely
out of the gate and you're
already assuming that
I'm going--
>> Phyllis: I am not assuming
that.
>> Billy: Sounds like it.
>> Phyllis: I actually-- No,
I actually think you could
beat Victor. I do.
But I am just saying, if he did
win, you take the hit,
Abbott-Chancellor would go down.
Are you willing for that
to happen?
>> Billy: It's not
going to happen.
>> Phyllis: Okay, but if it did,
if it did,
you know the first thing
he's going to do is take the
Abbott name off of that company.
It's going to be Newman
something, right?
And then, he's going to publicly
humiliate you.
>> Billy: Once again,
that is not going to happen.
Okay?
So, you need to move
off of that.
>> Phyllis: All right.
What about your kids?
>> Billy: This is for my kids.
>> Phyllis: Are you sure you're
not doing this to your kids?
You know what I mean?
>> Billy: What does that mean?
>> Phyllis: I know you.
You like the thrill.
You like it when
there are high stakes.
>> Billy: Oh, wow.
>> Phyllis: You like the risk.
>> Billy: You're going to take
it there, huh?
>> Phyllis: I, um, I am.
And you know what?
Respectfully, you are an
incredible businessman because
you are willing to take risks.
It's what makes you so great.
But, Billy, your kids are
involved in this.
Your kids.
And I know that you want to
protect Katie and Johnny.
Right?
And you're going so hard for
their grandfather.
I mean, is it worth it?
Aren't there other options?
>> Billy: With all due
respect, Phyllis, I have
thought about this.
And, yes, my kids are the most
important thing in the world
to me.
Which is why I have a plan.
>> Phyllis: If you have a plan,
you could have led with that
before I went into
all of that dramatic stuff.
>> Billy: Victoria has
reservations about what her
father's plan is and the attack
that he's coming after us with.
She cares about her kids just
as much as I do.
She does not want this war.
I plan to use that
to my advantage.
>> Phyllis: Oh, you don't think
that you can turn Victoria
against Victor?
>> Sharon: The good news is
you're off the hook.
>> Nick: What are you
talking about?
>> Sharon: The worrying,
the wondering. You don't
have to do that anymore.
I'm home and I'm going to
be fine.
>> Mariah: Well, Mom,
we're really glad that you're
on track with your meds
and your doctor.
>> Sharon: Not only that.
You probably don't realize this
right now, but everything
you've said over the past few
weeks, it really sunk in.
Your words and your love, it--
it is what brought me home.
And I will always be grateful
for that.
>> Nick: Well, that support and
that constant checking in,
it's never going away.
That's just how
this family rolls.
>> Sharon: Check in as much as
you like, but right now I am
about as exhausted as Faith is.
And you must be really tired
too, both of you.
>> Mariah: Okay, that's our cue.
[ Mariah chuckling ]
I'm going to head out, but
I love you, Mom.
And I'm really glad you're home
and that you're feeling so
strong.
>> Sharon: I love you too.
Sleep well.
[ Nick sighing ]
> Nick: Do you need anything?
>> Sharon: If I do, you are
only a phone call away.
But I think I can make it
through the night.
>> Nick: I'm just
putting it out there.
Welcome home.
[ door closes ]
>> Sharon: Damn it.
>> Cameron: Yeah, that was
a close one, huh?
>> Phyllis: So, what do you
expect out of Victoria?
You think that she's going to
just whisper Victor's corporate
secrets in your ear?
I mean, I really don't see her
volunteering that.
>> Billy: Give me a little
bit of credit for my
subtlety, Phyllis.
Look, at the end of the day,
any issues that Victoria and I
have had in the past,
our kids' bond,
that's never going to change.
She does not want this war
between her father and me,
and neither do I.
So, I'm hoping at some point,
in some way,
she will let me in on
whatever Victor has planned,
and I can be prepared.
>> Phyllis: Oh, really?
You're using your kids to guilt
Victoria into telling you
things about Victor?
>> Billy: Is that moral outrage
I'm hearing from you, Phyllis?
>> Phyllis: Oh, Billy.
This plan is risky.
It could backfire.
>> Billy: I'm not taking
advantage of Victoria.
I'm simply helping her help me.
>> Daniel: Hey, you.
Just wondering where you are
and if you're going to be
getting back here anytime soon.
>> Lucy: With bananas and
peanut butter.
>> Daniel: With bananas and
peanut butter. Please.
>> Lucy: Love you.
>> Daniel: Love you.
>> Sharon: Daniel and Lucy
are home.
>> Cameron: Too bad Heather
won't be joining them.
>> Sharon: They're going to be
so worried about her.
>> Cameron: Hey, you've got
bigger problems than
crying about Daniel
getting what he deserves.
>> Sharon: Why did Heather
have to come home?
If she hadn't, none of this
would have happened.
>> Cameron: Well, she did.
So, you've got to keep covering
your tracks.
>> Sharon: Why can't I remember
what happened?
Or how it happened?
How is it possible that
I killed her?
>> Cameron: Why don't you try
asking questions like,
how do I not get caught?
>> Sharon: I was very careful
cleaning up.
I made sure no one saw me.
>> Cameron: I know. I know.
You did great, baby.
You didn't panic.
You didn't rattle.
You stayed strong.
>> Sharon: I don't feel strong.
>> Cameron: Well, you were.
And you can't let up now.
Okay.
First order of business.
Heather's phone.
>> Sharon: I completely forgot
that that was in my purse.
>> Cameron: No, no. You made
a great save. Come on.
A reminder for your meds.
That was genius.
All of it, actually.
You getting Heather's phone in
the first place.
Figuring out that that facial
recognition worked on a dead
body. I mean,
it makes sense, but
who knew, right?
And then you changed her
access code.
And you downloaded that app to
block location and tracking.
I guess being married to a cop
paid off, huh?
Hey.
You still with me?
>> Sharon: Daniel, he's just
going to keep
texting and calling.
And then, what if Lucy starts
doing the same?
Hearing her voice and talking
about how much she
misses her mom.
>> Cameron: Okay, okay.
Hey, hey, hey.
All of this has to stop.
This is not the time
to get sentimental.
This is the time to stay free
and stay safe.
To focus on the life you have
ahead of you.
You cannot screw up right now.
>> Sharon: I'll send them
a text.
Making them believe that
Heather is still alive.
>> Cameron: Good.
Create a false narrative.
Just remember that the most
convincing lies have a grain of
truth in them.
And sometimes, that truth,
it needs to hurt.
>> Lucy: Tonight was really fun.
Thank you for the ice cream
and the movie.
It was really nice to just
hang out.
>> Daniel: Yeah?
Well, I mean, you are kind of
one of my favorite hangs ever,
so...
>> Lucy: Except I have screwed
up so much this summer.
>> Daniel: Yeah.
You screwed up.
You know, but you're working
through your punishment.
You accept your responsibility.
And listen, when I was your
age, I messed up even worse
than you did.
So, I get it, you know.
I know how hard it can be to
try and learn a lesson.
But I did.
And you are, too.
>> Lucy: Well, hey,
you turned out pretty okay, so
I guess I have a shot.
[ both chuckling ]
You know, if I haven't said it
enough recently, I'm really
glad that you and Mom got back
together.
>> Daniel: Yeah. I am, too.
Seriously, I'm the lucky one.
You know, I have an incredible
daughter, who, yes, you made
some mistakes when you were
learning a lesson, but,
you know, you're growing
up to be a smart and strong
woman, just like your mother.
You know she's proud of you,
right?
>> Lucy: I think I need to
apologize to her again.
And tell her all of this.
How much I love her and
our family.
>> Daniel: I bet she would
love that.
[ phone pinging ]
Speak of the devil.
>> Lucy: Oh, finally.
What'd she say?
Dad?
>> Daniel: Your mom's not
coming home.
>> Lucy: I don't understand.
What do you mean Mom's not
coming home?
>> Daniel: Uh, she wrote, "I'm
sorry for texting like this,
but the situation with Sharon
has upset me more than
I've admitted.
I know you and Lucy want
to stay in Genoa City,
but I need to get out of town
to clear my head, at least
for a little while.
Please don't worry about me.
I'm fine.
I'll reach out again
in a few days.
Love you."
[ Daniel scoffing ]
But-- I mean,
that's a joke, right?
>> Lucy: Dad, did she just,
she just left?
>> Daniel: Where are you?
Please call.
Let's talk.
>> Lucy: This is all my fault,
isn't it?
>> Daniel: Honey, this is not
your fault.
>> Lucy: Of all the mistakes
that I made, with Faith,
the drinking, the car crash,
Sharon only went off
on us because of me,
the mistakes that I made.
>> Daniel: Sharon went off on us
because of her own issues.
>> Lucy: No, but Mom has been
so mad at me.
What if she still is?
What if she can't forgive me
and she left town to,
I don't know, punish me?
>> Daniel: No, no, no, no,
whoa, whoa, whoa, okay.
Slow down.
Your mother would never do
anything like this
to punish you, okay?
Hey,
if you want to blame someone
right now, blame Sharon.
[ phone pinging ]
>> Sharon: Daniel wants Heather
to call him.
>> Cameron: What are you going
to do about that?
>> Sharon: Nothing.
>> Cameron: That's right.
Let him stew.
Romalotti deserves to be
the one worrying for a change.
>> Sharon: That's not why
I'm ignoring him.
If I do respond,
I start up a conversation.
What if I slip and make some
comment that tips him that he's
not dealing with Heather?
>> Cameron: Look at you,
two steps ahead.
>> Sharon: Well, it buys me
some time.
But then when Heather doesn't
come home, Daniel will go
to the police, and that
will start an investigation.
>> Cameron: So what?
>> Sharon: How can you say that?
What if her body washes up
somewhere? Then what?
>> Cameron: So, what if it does?
I mean, time will have passed.
You'll be in the clear.
>> Sharon: No, I won't.
I went off on that family
in public more than once.
At Crimson Lights, at Society.
There were witnesses.
>> Cameron: You apologized.
>> Sharon: What if Daniel
doesn't believe me?
If the police do get involved,
I will be questioned.
>> Cameron: Okay.
And if that happens,
you'll spurt a few tears,
you'll tell him how sad you are
that this good woman has died,
who you barely knew,
and that'll be the end of it.
Look, come on, Sharon, this is
a no-brainer for you.
You just turned on the
waterworks for Nick and Mariah.
You are like the queen
of tears on demand.
>> Sharon: My tears with
my family are real.
I'm home where I belong.
I have a chance to reclaim
my life.
>> Cameron: Yeah, you had them
right in the palm of your hand
when you told them about
all the appointments you're
making with your doctor.
>> Sharon: I meant that.
I want to heal.
>> Cameron: You trying to get
rid of me?
>> Sharon: A woman is dead.
A young girl lost her mother
because of your influence
over me.
I think it's past time that
I be done with you.
>> Cameron: You know what?
The last time you tried
to dump me, you lasted, like,
what, like five minutes
before you came crawling back?
>> Sharon: Well, I know what
I need to do now, and I don't
need you to do it.
>> Cameron: Really?
Let me ask you something.
You think some doctor is gonna
make it all better?
What, he's gonna, like,
wave his magic wand, chuck some
pills down your throat,
and suddenly all those
unresolved issues
are just gonna disappear?
I hate to break it to you,
but the only way you're gonna
get out of this is with my help.
You need someone who
understands the stakes,
the danger, who isn't afraid
to see it all through.
>> Phyllis: Well, wow.
If you feel that you can enlist
Victoria as an ally,
more power to you.
>> Billy: Do you mean that?
>> Phyllis: Billy,
I'm transparent.
You know that about me.
I mean what I say.
And I am all for holding on
to Abbott-Chancellor.
>> Billy: Good.
>> Phyllis: There is
one more thing.
>> Billy: Of course there's
one more thing.
>> Phyllis: You've been feeling
a lot of betrayal recently--
>> Billy: Phyllis, if this is
about Chelsea--
>> Phyllis: And I feel like
you have conflicted feelings.
>> Billy: I don't have
conflicted feelings.
>> Phyllis: You do. You lunged
at Adam, and he hit you.
You lunged at Adam,
and he hit you.
You're emotional.
What do you think happens
to that anger and that rage
when you sit on it?
It doesn't go away.
It sits there and it festers.
Clouds your judgment.
You cannot let that happen.
You're about to go in
for the fight of your life.
You can not act impulsively.
You have got to be strong,
non-emotional,
steady, analytical,
zero emotion.
>> Billy: I've never felt
more prepared.
I'm ready for what comes next.
>> Daniel: Did you find
anything?
>> Lucy: It looks like Mom took
an overnight bag, some clothes.
>> Daniel: Yeah, her car is
still in the garage,
so I don't know.
Did she go to the airport
and take a car service?
>> Lucy: Do you think that maybe
Mom went to Lisbon
to Granddad's?
Would she even go that far
without telling us?
Wouldn't that mean that she's
not coming back for a while?
>> Daniel: Whoa, okay.
Slow down.
Take it easy.
Take a breath.
She said she's gonna be gone
for a few days.
Let's just believe that,
you know, and hope that
she calls us soon, right?
She seemed fine this afternoon.
I mean, this is just bizarre.
>> Lucy: You know, what you said
kind of makes sense.
Mom left because of Sharon,
because every time that
we saw her, she attacked us.
Maybe it was just too much
for Mom.
>> Daniel: Maybe.
I mean, I know Sharon's had
a rough time recently.
She seems to be grieving
Cassie's loss, but the way
she came after us,
it was way over the top.
>> Lucy: You said that
she apologized.
>> Daniel: Yeah, but her family
is still worried about her,
and I don't blame them.
>> Sharon: I want you
to go away.
>> Cameron: If you said that
like you meant it,
I'd already be gone.
But the problem is,
we both know that there are
still things that
need to be done.
>> Sharon: The only thing that
I need is to find a way to deal
with what happened to Heather.
>> Cameron: What happened
to Heather is you killed her.
>> Sharon: And I have to find
a way to make peace with that.
>> Cameron: No, there'll--
Peace? No be no peace,
no resolution,
while Daniel Romalotti is
still alive.
>> Sharon: There is a chance
that he will leave town
once he thinks that
Heather has left him.
If he does, then I'm home free.
>> Cameron: Oh, come on,
that's wishful thinking.
And even if he left town,
how is that justice served?
>> Sharon: He's lost the love of
his life. Isn't that enough?
>> Cameron: No, no, it's not.
Daniel is still alive,
able to move on, unlike Cassie.
How is that fair?
How-- how is that closure?
You deserve more than that.
You deserve the peace that
you've been looking for,
the future that you've been
dreaming of.
But you know what,
sometimes getting those things
takes a little work.
Takes getting your hands dirty.
>> Sharon: No, no, an innocent
woman is dead because of me.
No more. I'm done.
>> Cameron: Come on, Sharon.
You've already thrown
the proverbial stone.
Why don't you kill
two birds with it?
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