>> Audra: Oh.
>> Nate: Hello.
>> Audra: Hi.
>> Nate: I know I'm not supposed
to say it because it might mean
something, but I promise you,
it doesn't.
>> Audra: Just say it.
>> Nate: I missed you.
>> Audra: Oh.
>> Nate: I'm sorry I haven't had
a chance to see you since I got
back from my trip.
>> Audra: Yeah,
you never told me what that was
all about.
>> Nate: You've been busy
running Glissade.
>> Audra: Uh-huh.
Well, I'm going to have a lot of
free time going forward
because Victor fired me.
>> Victor: I am going to have
a very light lunch.
The croissants you brought me
this morning, ooh, I love them.
Couldn't resist them,
but enough is enough.
>> Nikki: Well, I'm afraid
I don't have much of
an appetite either.
>> Victor: Why?
What's the matter?
>> Nikki: I need to tell you
something and you're
not going to like it.
>> Lily: Hey.
>> Devon: Hello.
I take it this meet-up is
because you spoke to Victor?
>> Lily: I tried.
He shot me down,
so I went to Nikki.
>> Devon: I'm sure she wasn't
any more forthcoming.
>> Lily: Actually,
she admitted everything.
>> Devon: She admitted
everything?
Does that mean that I was right?
>> Lily: Devon,
I swear, please do not say
I told you so.
>> Devon: I promise
I won't say that.
I'm sure that Victor
is not happy that
she shared his plans with you.
>> Lily: Well, I'm not
happy either.
Right now, I feel like I want to
rip someone's head off.
♪♪
>> Jack: Jack Abbott.
>> Diane: Diane Abbott.
>> Jack: Can we get these
release dates moved up?
The sooner we get this
product to market, the better.
>> Diane: Yes, can you send me
the artwork for
the new packaging?
Oh, and please tell
marketing that we're going
to have to come up with a whole
new campaign.
>> Jack: Oh, you better believe
Glissade is going to
be watching our every
move in this rollout.
>> Diane: No, we haven't
identified how the product
was stolen.
>> Jack: We will be doing an
internal investigation.
Right now,
legal is trying to come up
with a cease and desist order
to keep Glissade from selling
something that belongs
to Jabot.
>> Diane: Yes,
and tell the team how much
I appreciate their hard work.
I promise,
it is not all for nothing, okay?
>> Jack: Stay in touch.
>> Diane: So, now we're lying
to protect Kyle.
>> Jack: He's our son.
>> Diane: Is this really
where we are now, Jack?
>> Sally: Ah.
I'm surprised you're not
at the office.
>> Billy: It's too beautiful
of a day to be stuck inside.
Plus, this view is better than
any 4K computer screen.
>> Sally: So, you figured you'd
work remotely?
>> Billy: I see you have
the same thoughts.
>> Adam: I just really cannot
believe you actually did that.
>> Chelsea: Oh, you're saying
you're surprised at how totally
awesome I am?
>> Nikki: Lily asked you
if you intended to make me
CEO of Chancellor
once we ousted Billy.
>> Victor: How did you know
she came to see me?
>> Nikki: Because she came to
see me right after
you stonewalled her.
And I told her the truth.
I mean, I know we had agreed to
keep her in the dark,
and I'm sure you're very upset
with me for telling her,
but when she confronted me,
I didn't feel
I had any other choice.
And frankly,
I have too much respect for her
to lie to her face.
>> Victor: Well...
I'm neither surprised
nor alarmed.
>> Nikki: You're not?
>> Victor: Uh-uh.
I knew you were going to see her
and speak to her.
The question was when.
>> Lily: God, all of the work
and the effort that
I've put into Chancellor.
>> Devon: Yeah, I know.
You pretty much turned that
whole company around.
>> Lily: It's like it was bad
enough that Billy fired me,
but at least he had the decency
to look me in the eye and
tell me that I was out.
It's like Victor was
manipulating me and pumping me
for information,
promising my old job back.
And the worst part is I went to
him with the plan,
thinking that I'm two steps
ahead of him.
It's like I'm so naive.
>> Devon: You're not naive.
It's not completely your fault.
This is mostly on Victor.
>> Lily: No, it is my fault.
I trusted Victor Newman.
I mean,
I knew I should have gotten
something in writing.
You know,
but I let it go because
he's telling me how he respects
our dad and how, you know,
he's looking out for me.
Told me that Dad would be proud
of me.
Victor would have just
kept manipulating me and
lying to me if Nikki
hadn't come clean.
>> Devon: How did things end
with Nikki, by the way?
>> Lily: She had the audacity
to offer me a job.
>> Devon: A job? What job?
>> Lily: Not the one
I was promised.
I left before she could even
tell me any details.
>> Devon: I can't believe that
Victor actually tried to pull
this off and that he used me
to use you.
It's not okay,
and it's something that he's
going to have to answer for.
And I'm sorry.
I can see how much
it's hurting you.
And I know how much effort
you put into getting Jill to
trust you enough to run
the company over her own son.
>> Lily: Well, now Billy is in.
>> Devon: Until Victor
pushes him out.
>> Lily: Honestly, neither of
them deserve Chancellor.
>> Devon: I think that what
you should do now is not look
back and move on from this
and finally
come back to Winters.
That way, Nate and I can
help you show Nikki and Billy
and Victor what a mistake
they made by taking our
family company to new heights.
>> Nate: Victor fired you?
Seems like Victor's
got his hatchet out.
>> Audra: Why? Did he let go
of someone else?
>> Nate: It's a bit more
complicated, but apparently
he cut Lily out of
some sort of deal they had.
>> Audra: Yeah, she thought she
could handle him,
just like I did.
>> Nate: Kyle played
a part in this?
>> Audra: Of course, he did.
>> Nate: Look, why didn't you
tell me before now?
>> Audra: I didn't want to get
into it over the phone.
I keep going back and forth
between being infuriated
and feeling humiliated.
I don't want to dump
all that on you.
>> Nate: That is what
I'm here for.
>> Audra: That's another reason
I didn't call.
You wouldn't be able
to stop yourself from helping.
>> Nate: You say that like
it's a bad thing.
>> Audra: I enjoy being
with you, Nate.
I respect you,
and I find you
incredibly attractive.
>> Nate: That's definitely not
a bad thing.
>> Audra: And you make me smile.
Sometimes, even laugh.
But if I brought you
this bad news,
and you started to offer advice,
and you tried to fix things,
then what we have going here
would most definitely be over.
>> Jack: I don't know what
that means, but it certainly
sounds like an invitation
to another fight.
>> Diane: No, it's not.
But when our hands touched
just now, you pulled back.
>> Jack: So did you.
Come on,
we are both on edge over
Kyle's betrayal.
And no, I don't want to go into
the office.
Now, that Audra has exited
Glissade, I'm sure every one
of our employees is putting the
pieces together and realizing
that our son is responsible
for this whole debacle.
So no, I'm going to sit here and
gather my thoughts.
You're welcome to join me.
>> Diane: Why would I do that?
Why would I take the chance of
you blaming me
for something else?
I need to talk to you.
How soon can you meet?
>> Chelsea: We just came from
a family session at
Connor's care center.
>> Sally: Looks like
it went well.
>> Adam: It did.
>> Billy: That's good.
>> Chelsea: Yeah, it was good.
That's why we're in such
a good mood.
>> Adam: Yeah, we were talking
to Connor about the buttons
on his shirt.
I know that seems
like a little thing.
>> Chelsea: Well, but with OCD,
the little things turn
into big things.
>> Adam: Right.
He's got this way of
buttoning his shirt.
>> Chelsea: He starts with
the second button and then
does every other button.
>> Adam: Do the bottom
and work his way up.
Chelsea got him some new
dress shirts for school.
>> Chelsea: The problem is,
I bought shirts that had
six buttons.
>> Billy: Okay, I'm lost there.
>> Sally: The standard dress
shirt has seven buttons.
>> Billy: There you go.
Never thought to count them.
>> Sally: Well, you don't
design shirts.
>> Chelsea: Or have OCD.
>> Adam: Well, Connor counts
almost everything, so it was
a big change.
>> Chelsea: Yeah, it actually
caused a lot of trouble for him.
>> Adam: Yeah, there was a lot
of trouble with
the therapist too.
She was having problems
getting him to use his tools
to accept the change.
>> Chelsea: We realized
that sometimes you just have to
accept things as they are.
So we just, we did what we had
to do as parents.
>> Adam: Chelsea came up with
the idea to just
add another button.
There was an extra button
on inside the shirt
and she did it right there
in the office with a needle
and thread she had in her bag.
>> Chelsea: It was just
a mom thing.
>> Adam: No, I think that
was a Chelsea thing.
>> Chelsea: Sorry. Um...
>> Adam: You know,
you gotta take the wins where
you can get them.
>> Chelsea: So what are you guys
doing around here?
>> Sally: Uh, we just bumped
into each other.
>> Billy: It's a beautiful day
to be outside.
>> Sally: Yeah, I was just
looking for some inspiration.
I'm thinking about fall colors
as a palette for Marchetti Z.
>> Chelsea: I've seen some of
your preliminary designs.
I think the line's
going to be brilliant.
>> Sally: Thank you.
>> Adam: Well, we should, uh,
get going.
>> Billy: Okay, good to see you.
We'll, uh, we'll see you around.
>> Chelsea: Bye.
>> Sally: When is that going
to get easier?
>> Billy: Apparently, not today.
>> Diane: Oh, hey.
>> Michael: You sounded so upset
over the phone.
Shouldn't you be at the office?
>> Diane: Michael, I'm CEO.
I can do what
I damn well please.
>> Michael: All right.
>> Diane: Sorry. I--
I wanted to thank you
for being so kind to me
the other night.
And I also don't want you to get
the wrong idea
about Jack and me. We're fine.
>> Michael: Sure you are.
>> Diane: We're just--
we're just dealing with
a stressful situation at
Jabot, but we're handling it.
>> Michael: Diane, we've known
each other for a long time
and what you're telling me
sounds an awful lot like spin.
>> Diane: Well,
can you blame me for any attempt
at damage control considering
who you work for?
>> Nikki: I have to wonder
if your reaction is sincere.
I know you'd like everybody to
be on the same page.
>> Victor: Of course, I do.
>> Nikki: Your page.
>> Victor: Yes, of course.
>> Nikki: Victoria told me
how upset you were that
she went to Billy to offer to
buy Chancellor out.
>> Victor: Well, that was only
true until she told me that she,
you know, committed to our plan.
>> Nikki: You said you believed
in me, that I had
the ability to run Chancellor.
>> Victor: Sweetheart,
I've always believed in you.
>> Nikki: You told me that
you knew that I would tell Lily,
but you never once said
anything to me about that.
Instead,
you just let it play out.
>> Victor: I allowed you to do
whatever the hell
you wanted to do,
without interference.
Why are you upset
about that now?
>> Nikki: Because I would rather
talk these things through.
>> Victor: But we are talking
about it now.
>> Victor: Now, you said
something about Lily?
>> Nikki: She had already put
the pieces together,
so I didn't see any point
in denying what we were doing.
I was never comfortable
with that aspect of
the plan anyway.
You know that.
I just hope that
she can get past her anger
and stay with the company.
>> Victor: You offered her
that option?
>> Nikki: I did.
>> Victor: And what did she say?
>> Nikki: She didn't give me
an answer, per se.
But the look on her face was
a hard no.
>> Victor: Hm.
>> Nikki: So, are you going
to tell me?
>> Victor: Tell you what?
>> Nikki: Obviously, you know
exactly how this is going
to play out.
So, instead of leaving me
in the dark,
I want to know what's next.
>> Victor: I know what Lily's
going to do, all right?
Well, let me just say that
it'll be the beginning of
the end
of Billy Abbott at Chancellor.
>> Devon: So, what do you think
your next move is going to be?
Will you finally come back
to Winters?
>> Lily: How many times have
you asked me that
the past few months?
>> Devon: Well, things are
a little different now, right?
>> Lily: Yeah, it is, you know,
and...
look, I really appreciate
the faith that you have in me
as an executive and the love
that you show me as my brother.
>> Devon: Right, right,
but what?
>> Lily: But I'm not just going
to walk away.
I'm not going to give up
without a fight.
>> Devon: Okay.
Look, I understand that
you're angry at Victor for
what he did, but I don't want
you to let your anger
dictate your actions,
because I'm telling you,
the last thing you want
is to get in the middle of
a war between Victor and Billy.
>> Lily: You know,
everyone is acting like this is
just Billy and Victor's fight.
This is my fight, too.
>> Devon: Yeah,
and you got sucker-punched.
>> Lily: Yeah, I did,
and I've taken a lot
of hits for chancellor.
But I'm the one who made it
the success that it is today
and I will not
just be shoved aside.
>> Devon: I hear everything
you're saying. I just wish
you would consider taking a step
back and letting those two go at
each other.
>> Lily: No, you know what?
They can fight over
whatever they want to
fight over.
But I'm going to use the fact
that they underestimate me
to my advantage.
Are you worried how this is
going to affect your
relationship with Victor?
>> Devon: I mean,
yeah, we're going to have to
rearrange our seating
at the wedding reception.
No. This is not about me, okay?
If you want to go after Victor,
you go after him, and you do it
with everything that you have
because he deserves it.
I just want you to be careful,
that's all because
I don't want you
to get hurt again.
>> Lily: I don't need
to be careful.
Billy and Victor both think
that I'm out.
So, when I hit back,
they're not going
to see it coming.
>> Diane: Thank you.
>> Michael: Thanks.
Look, I don't blame you
for being cautious about
showing weakness around Victor,
but you and Jack haven't
been exactly discreet
with your differences.
>> Diane: Yes, we have
embarrassed ourselves in public
more than once.
>> Michael: Hm.
>> Diane: Look, Michael,
things aren't exactly great
between me and my husband.
I mean, Jack thinks
I'm always looking for a fight,
but the truth is, he's the one
instigating them.
And then, if we can somehow
manage to be normal
with each other,
any mention of
Kyle just ruins that.
I am so tired of being cast as
the villain in this story.
Though, at times,
I've cast myself in
that role too.
>> Michael: What story
are we talking about?
>> Diane: Well, it's no secret
that we're suffering
a rift with our son.
>> Michael: Yeah,
it can be painful.
>> Diane: Oh, you have no idea.
Kyle stole Jabot's latest
innovation for Glissade.
>> Michael: What?
Oh, a betrayal
from a child, huh?
>> Diane: Oh, yeah, and some
people think that Kyle's
behavior is a result
of my firing him.
>> Michael: Is some
people, Jack?
>> Diane: I'm beginning to think
he regrets marrying me.
>> Michael: Oh, come on,
you can't really believe that.
>> Diane: I do, I do,
but you know what?
I'm just tired,
and I'm stressed out
and I think everything's
just-- just getting to me.
You know what?
Would you excuse me?
I'm just gonna run
to the ladies' room,
and I will be right back.
>> Michael: Of course.
>> Diane: Okay.
>> Nate: I'm not gonna offer
you advice and you certainly
don't need fixing.
>> Audra: Look, I didn't mean
to be so harsh.
This is just something I need to
work out on my own.
>> Nate: Okay.
Well, if you need
someone to listen,
offer silent support.
>> Audra: We've talked about how
Glissade was my opportunity
to show that I could stand on
my own.
And to lose it because of Kyle
and Victor and not be able to do
anything about it,
that's hard for me to accept.
>> Nate: I get it.
>> Audra: I know you do.
You know, this isn't
just about the bottom line
or coming out on top.
>> Nate: You care about
the company.
You want to build it up,
make it into something.
>> Audra: When I look back
on my time with Tucker,
all I have is regrets.
Taking Glissade was the only
thing that made me feel like
it wasn't a complete waste.
I put in all those hours
and all that hard work,
and now I have nothing
to show for it.
>> Lily: Jill, hi.
I'm really sorry to bother you.
>> Jill: Oh,
you never bother me, Lily,
unlike some people
I could mention.
>> Lily: Well, I know you're
dealing with treatments, but
you look great, by the way,
although I'm sure you're tired.
>> Jill: I'll tell you what
I'm tired of.
I'm tired of everybody
treating me like some
delicate flower.
I am much, much better.
>> Lily: Well, good.
I'm really glad to hear that.
>> Jill: And how about you?
Tell me all about
Abbott-Chancellor.
I still can't get used
to that name.
>> Lily: Honestly, Jill,
I am not good,
and I feel like things are going
to go from bad to worse
at your company.
>> Jill: Hm.
What has Billy done now?
>> Lily: Billy is going to crash
and burn, and when he does,
he's going to take Chancellor
down with him.
>> Jack: That is not
what we discussed.
No.
>> Chelsea: I'm going to need
Connor's soccer stuff
at my place.
He's got a game this week.
>> Adam: I will have someone
drop it off.
>> Chelsea: You know what?
>> Jack: That is totally
unacceptable.
>> Chelsea: This is Anita.
I have to take this.
>> Jack: No.
An entire line is tied
to this product,
and we're about to have
a total loss here.
I want to avoid that
at all costs.
Move up the schedule.
We are about to lose
our first-to-market advantage.
Call me back.
>> Adam: Jack?
Everything okay?
>> Jack: No, everything is
not okay.
>> Adam: Is it business,
or is it personal?
>> Jack: I appreciate
your interest, but honestly,
there's nothing
you can do to help.
I saw you walk in with Chelsea.
Can I assume that you are
the reason that she and Billy
are taking a break?
>> Lily: Look, Jill,
I don't know how much Billy
has told you.
>> Jill: Never mind that.
You tell me.
I have absolute faith
in your take on things.
>> Lily: Billy fired me.
You don't seem very surprised.
>> Jill: No, I'm not.
I talked to Chance.
I knew things were going in
a bad direction, but I know how
fickle my son can be, so I just
thought he'd come to his senses
and ask you back.
>> Lily: Well,
he hasn't done either.
>> Jill: And that does not
make me happy.
>> Lily: Yeah, I'm not happy
about it either.
>> Jill: Look, the only reason
I gave Billy my power was I was
in no shape to handle
the day-to-day battles.
>> Lily: I know, Jill, which is
why I hate burdening you
with this,
but I have been fighting
these battles long before
Billy came.
And I love Chancellor,
and fighting for it for you
has been my mission.
And I am very afraid
of the moves that Billy
is making.
>> Jill: Firing you and letting
Chance go?
>> Lily: Yeah,
and hiring Phyllis.
>> Jill: He hired Phyllis?
>> Lily: Yes.
And now it seems like he doesn't
even care that Victor is
gunning for the company.
>> Audra: When you said
you wanted to go some place
more private, this is not
what I imagined.
>> Nate: Don't look at me.
Look at you.
There's absolutely nothing
there that needs to be fixed.
>> Audra: Well, my mascara's
a little smudged.
There were a few tears earlier.
>> Nate: You know that's not
what I'm talking about.
It's not one day, not even one
moment in your life, that's
been a waste.
I don't know everything
about you, but I do know
enough to say you've got this.
Now, yes, these are tough times,
but you've faced
other tough times.
You gave up your dreams
on being an artist.
Lost your father.
Lost a baby.
>> Audra: Um--
>> Nate: You've had to scratch
and claw your way to get
what men with half your brains
and talent had handed to them.
These losses, these challenges,
they would have broken
most folks.
But you,
they made you tougher.
You've tried to hide from me.
Keep your guard up.
But it's like you told me before
I left for my trip,
I've seen the real you.
>> Audra: You have.
>> Nate: I know you say you're
not ready for commitment,
and that's fine.
But I couldn't have done that.
I couldn't have seen
the real you
if you didn't let me.
You took a big risk
when you did that.
Losing Glissade, yes,
that has to hurt.
But you will come back from that
the same way you've come back
from any other losses to risk it
all again, because that's
what you do.
>> Lily: Jill, I'm really,
really sorry to come
to you with all of this.
>> Jill: Don't be.
You're showing leadership that's
exactly necessary to run
a company like Chancellor.
In fact, it's why I recruited
you to work with Billy
on ChanceComm.
You know, I've invested
a lot in you.
>> Lily: And I really appreciate
that.
>> Jill: I know you do.
I know you do.
I just wish you'd come to me
sooner with this.
>> Lily: I know.
It's just that, you know,
when he fired me, I just needed
time to process it.
>> Jill: Let me just say this.
I apologize on behalf of myself
and my family that you have been
so badly treated.
I promise I'm gonna make it up
to you.
>> Lily: Thank you.
I mean, I'm grateful for that,
but I do think the company needs
to be your top priority
right now.
>> Jill: Yeah, okay.
So, your view is that Billy has
so mismanaged things at
the company that its whole
future is in jeopardy?
>> Lily: Yeah, it is.
>> Jill: I just can't believe
that I've coddled that boy
to the point where he's about
to cost me my company.
>> Sally: You have been staring
at that same expense report
since we sat down.
>> Billy: You only know that
because you haven't looked
through your tablet for more
than five seconds.
I guess if we wanted to get any
work done, we should've stayed
in our respective offices.
>> Sally: Okay, I am certainly
not hiding from Adam
or Chelsea.
>> Billy: You know, I figured
I would've been better at this
by now, the second time around.
>> Sally: Chelsea cheating
on you with Adam?
>> Billy: Should've saw it
coming.
I mean, the way they are
together, the way they walked
in here, talking and,
you know, talking about
Connor's shirts and--
>> Sally: Yeah, it was like
we weren't even here.
>> Billy: Finishing
each other's sentences.
>> Sally: Yeah. Adam and I used
to do that.
>> Billy: Yeah.
Chelsea and me too.
I don't know.
I mean, I hate to say this,
but maybe they're just meant
to be together,
which I will never understand
because Chelsea deserves
better than Adam.
>> Sally: I'm sure that's true.
>> Billy: You're gonna defend
him after what he did to you?
>> Sally: Sorry.
Old habits die hard.
>> Billy: Yeah.
>> Sally: I'm just saying,
I don't know, maybe we're
misreading things.
>> Billy: How so?
>> Sally: Well, you know, maybe
Adam and Chelsea reconnecting
really is about Connor and doing
what's best for their son.
>> Billy: I mean, parents coming
together to help their kid
through something, I understand,
I've been there,
but this feels different.
>> Sally: Yeah, I mean, you knew
something was wrong
long before I did.
>> Billy: Yeah, well, leave it
to me to jump right to the worst
case scenario.
>> Sally: Well, I think I'm way
ahead of you
on this one because...
>> Billy: Really?
>> Sally: Yeah, because when I
see Adam and Chelsea,
I see something
that's unbreakable.
So for me,
there's no going back.
>> Billy: Yeah, I don't think
I could ever be with Chelsea
again, but I'm having
a hard time letting go.
>> Sally: Yeah,
it's a rough place to be.
>> Billy: Constant purgatory.
Wish I was where
you are on this.
>> Sally: You'll get there.
>> Adam: Chelsea and I are
not proud
of how we hurt Billy and Sally.
You know, we got closer
because of Connor.
>> Jack: And now Connor is home.
>> Adam: He's where he belongs.
You know, he still has doctor
sessions every day.
He's concentrating on the tools
to help him manage his OCD
and regulate it.
You know, he's a kid.
He's got all this going on.
He needs his parents to be
on the same page.
And I'm sorry
for how things went down,
but I'm sure as hell not going
to apologize for being close
to his mom.
>> Jack: The way you and Chelsea
handled his diagnosis
and his treatment is admirable.
>> Adam: Well, thank you
for saying that.
>> Jack: I wish there was
an easy remedy out there
that could help my own son.
>> Adam: Things are still pretty
bad with Kyle?
>> Jack: He's determined to blow
his life up and blasting anyone
who cautions him against it.
>> Adam: I did not appreciate
the role of a father
until I became one.
>> Jack: Well, you grew up
not really knowing Victor.
>> Adam: Well, it took me
a while to see that
Victor wanted what's best
for me.
>> Jack: As he sees it.
>> Adam: Jack, look, I know that
you guys hate each other's guts.
>> Jack: Well, now, there would
be an understatement,
wouldn't it?
>> Adam: You both love
your sons, even if sometimes
we both have our reasons
for doubting that.
>> Jack: My dad taught me
a lot about being a dad.
Gave me valuable tools to use
in what's a difficult task.
But after all these years,
I just wish I was better at it.
>> Adam: I guess you always
wish that, huh?
It's hard.
But it's worth it.
You know, Connor has
taught me that--
that the worry,
the anguish, the heartache
and the love,
it means something.
>> Jack: Thank you for reminding
me of that.
Connor's gonna be okay.
>> Adam: I know he will be.
What about Kyle?
>> Jack: I don't know.
It may be too late.
Diane and I may have already
lost our son.
>> Diane: Excuse me.
Michael and I were having
a private conversation.
Don't you have any friends of
your own?
>> Victor: I just came by
to extend my sympathies,
you know.
I'm watching the rapid
but inevitable dissolution of
your marriage to your big love,
Jack Abbott.
I guess he's seen through
your charade
to what really drives you.
>> Diane: And what is that?
>> Victor: Greed.
>> Michael: Okay, there's no
point in going on like this.
I could just order us--
>> Victor: So, this whole story
about you coming back
from the dead to resurrect
your love for your family,
it's all bull.
You came back for money
and power, didn't you?
>> Diane: You know all about
that, don't you?
>> Victor: You bet.
But I still have friends.
>> Diane: Your friends
all fear you.
And Jack does love me.
So does Kyle.
>> Victor: You know, that warms
the cockles of my heart.
Really.
So, I know that your whole
façade of happiness
is just that, a façade.
And I'm beginning to see
the cracks.
It's going to be the end
of your marriage,
and you will lose everything.
>> Billy: Expense report done.
>> Sally: And I got some photos
of the fall leaves
for my palette.
>> Billy: You know,
change can be good.
>> Sally: Yeah.
Chancellor is now
Abbott-Chancellor.
What else is changing?
>> Billy: I got a new place.
>> Sally: Really?
>> Billy: Yeah.
And I know you're focused on
fashion, but what about throwing
a little interior design
back in the mix?
>> Sally: You don't trust
yourself to pick out
your own couch?
>> Billy: No, no, not at all.
The last time I did any sort of
interior decor, it was
the Chancellor Mansion.
Didn't go so well.
My mom changed it back to
exactly the way it was before.
>> Sally: Well, that is also
something that is different.
She'll now trust you enough
to run her company.
>> Billy: Yeah, I feel a lot
more confident running
a multinational corporation
than I do deciding between
chintz and chintzy.
>> Sally: Mm. You need help.
>> Billy: I need a lot of help.
What do you say?
>> Sally: It's a blank slate.
>> Billy: Completely
fresh start.
>> Sally: Sure.
Why not?
Could be fun.
>> Jack: Well, I guess it's time
to face the music.
>> Adam: Are you talking about
me or are you talking about you?
>> Jack: No, I've got to get
to the office and handle
a few issues.
Hey, good talking to you.
One father to another.
>> Adam: I know that you will
never give up on your son.
The same way I would never
give up on mine.
>> Chelsea: Is Jack okay?
He seemed a little intense.
>> Adam: He will be.
And so will we.
>> Jill: You know, I only
stepped back from Chancellor
because of my health.
But now my treatments are
going very, very well.
And I will be damned if I went
through all that hell to get
better just so my son could
stress me to the point
where it kills me.
>> Lily: Look, Jill,
nobody wants that.
I can handle this.
Okay? I will figure it out.
I promise.
>> Jill: No.
No, my son is clearly
out of control.
And I am the only one who can
put him in his place.
>> Diane: Michael, thank you
for being here, for supporting
me as my friend.
>> Michael: You're welcome.
>> Diane: And as your friend,
I am begging you
to go back to the DA's office
to find something less
soul-sucking than working
for this man.
>> Victor: You know something?
I remember the time when you
were desperate for my support.
>> Diane: Oh, that was a really,
really long time ago.
>> Victor: Thank God, it was.
>> Michael: You just couldn't
help yourself, could you?
>> Victor: I couldn't.
We're witnessing the dissolution
of a marriage between
Jack Abbott and Diane Jenkins.
It makes me happy.
Jabot will fall apart
and the Abbotts will be
humiliated.
So, my plan is working out.
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