[ Kyle sighing ]
[ knocks on door ]
>> Claire: I wasn't expecting
to see you.
>> Kyle: I decided to work
from home today.
Harrison's upstairs
getting ready.
He is beyond thrilled
it's a teacher work day and
he doesn't have to go to school.
Best part,
he gets to hang with you.
>> Claire: It's why he's the
best part of my day, too.
[ Kyle sighing ]
>> Claire: Are you okay?
>> Kyle: Why wouldn't I be?
Just another day in the life,
watching my parents implode
in front of me.
And you,
and half of Genoa City.
♪♪
>> Nate: Hey.
>> Devon: What's up?
>> Nate: Thanks for
meeting me here.
>> Devon: Sure, sure.
I love getting fresh air.
What's this about, though?
Is that Amy Lewis woman still
coming into town tomorrow?
>> Nate: Oh, yes, as far as
I know, but, uh, this is about
Winter's business.
And I hope you'll keep
an open mind.
>> Devon: Sounds like something
I'm not going to like hearing.
>> Nate: I think we should hire
Audra Charles.
>> Audra: Good afternoon.
>> Lily: Hi.
>> Audra: We need to talk.
I understand we both got
screwed over
by the same person.
Victor Newman.
>> Victor: So, any more
Newman Media article? Mm?
>> Adam: A follow-up
drops today,
smoothing over Audra's
departure from Glissade.
Oh, and you're going to love
the one burying Billy
at Abbott-Chancellor.
As ordered.
>> Victor: So, you understand
why I'm doing this, right?
>> Adam: What you said about
Nikki and Jack?
But you understand where I draw
the line with Jack?
>> Victor: But you don't mind
taking down Billy Abbott?
>> Adam: Couldn't happen
to a nicer guy.
Hey!
>> Chelsea: Hi, Victor.
>> Victor: Chelsea, my goodness.
Nice to see you.
>> Chelsea: Good to see you,
too. Connor's shin guards
for his game, as promised.
>> Adam: I will make sure
he gets them.
>> Chelsea: Thank you.
>> Adam: Mm-hmm.
>> Victor: Well, if you don't
mind my saying so,
that's very nice to see.
You're co-parenting.
It's as it should be.
>> Billy: I don't have time.
>> Phyllis: Oh, you would if
you went along with my plan.
And by the way, you are welcome
for the coffee.
>> Billy: Phyllis, please.
>> Phyllis: Have you decided
what you're going to do?
Fire me or not fire me?
I'll tell you the best option.
Pretend to fire me.
Honestly, Billy, let me work
in a stealth capacity, okay?
I will get the company through
these rough patches
and boom it.
You will become a superstar.
Everyone will love you.
They'll love me, too.
It's a no-brainer.
>> Billy: Phyllis, I'm not...
>> Phyllis: No, I just--
>> Billy: I don't like the idea
of you working in a stealth
capacity.
>> Phyllis: But I-- I already
set everything up.
>> Billy: Hey, no, listen,
hold on a second.
I need you to just give me some
space, okay? Let me get my mom
off my back about firing you,
and I will bring you back
when I can.
>> Phyllis: No, you won't.
No, no. It's gotta be now.
>> Billy: Phyllis, no, it's
gotta-- You gotta give me
a little bit of space.
This is what you gotta do.
>> Phyllis: No, whatever.
Billy, whatever.
>> Sally: Hello.
>> Billy: Hi.
>> Sally: I didn't want
to interrupt.
I know you're busy.
You have a company to run,
so that makes sense.
>> Billy: It's okay.
You wanna sit?
>> Sally: Okay.
>> Phyllis: My God.
Seriously, seriously, you have
no time to talk business,
but you have time for her.
>> Billy: I was hoping I would
run into you.
>> Claire: I know.
That must have been hard.
>> Kyle: Mm. To see my father
verbally attack my mother?
In public, no less.
I would love nothing more than
to forget it ever happened.
>> Harrison: You're here!
>> Claire: Hey!
>> Kyle: Oh, that is quite
an outfit, partner.
You going on a rodeo?
>> Harrison: Claire's taking me
to a farm where they make cheese
and ice cream, and we get to
feed the goats and little cows.
>> Kyle: Little cows?
I can see the appeal.
>> Claire: You know what?
You might actually need a
jacket. It's a little bit windy.
>> Harrison: Then can we go?
>> Claire: Absolutely.
>> Harrison: But you can't
catch me.
>> Claire: Are you calling me
slow?
>> Kyle: Oh...
>> Claire: Gotcha!
>> Harrison: Dad, help me!
>> Claire: I'm gonna
get you first.
>> Kyle: No, come here, you two!
>> Claire: Slow down!
>> Kyle: Come on!
>> Sally: To go, please.
Thank you.
I would get you a coffee,
but you look like you're good.
>> Billy: Yeah, uh...
Look...
About last night...
>> Sally: No, we don't have
to go there.
>> Billy: No, I do.
I need to go there.
I need to apologize for...
kissing you.
>> Sally: You didn't kiss me.
We kissed each other.
And call me crazy, but I feel
like we both needed it,
so you don't have to apologize.
>> Billy: Okay.
>> Sally: I mean, we know
what it was. It was just hurt
feelings and residual anger,
and, you know, a few...
Quite a few whiskey shots
later, and we kissed.
You know, maybe we even both
liked it, but, you know,
it wasn't for the right reasons,
so...
>> Billy: Yeah, I don't disagree
with any of that.
But still, um...
I guess thank you for not
being offended.
>> Sally: I mean, it could have
been worse.
I could have fallen straight
into bed with you.
>> Nate: Devon, she is a hell
of a businesswoman.
She has great instincts, okay?
She's passionate, creative,
resilient.
She'd be an asset
to any company.
>> Devon: Do you think maybe
you're a little biased to Audra
and her passion?
>> Nate: She was smart enough
to wrestle Glissade away
from Tucker.
>> Devon: Then, she lost it
to Kyle Abbott, right?
>> Nate: You have to know Kyle
had a hand in getting her booted
from Glissade, yes.
>> Devon: I didn't know that,
but it doesn't really matter
either way, because there's just
no chance in hell
I'm gonna hire Audra.
>> Lily: Let me guess.
Nate told you?
>> Audra: Victor cut you out of
some deal you were working
on together.
My condolences.
>> Lily: You know, I was really
hoping to just enjoy my lunch
in peace.
>> Audra: Oh, lunch.
That's right.
Martini, extra olives.
>> Lily: Oh, okay.
You're staying?
>> Audra: We're both out on our
asses because of the great
Victor Newman.
We have a lot to discuss.
>> Lily: Sure.
All right, so I heard that
you're heading up Glissade with
Kyle, and then all of a sudden
you were gone.
So, how does Victor play
into that?
>> Audra: Well, I already
violated my NDA,
so why stop now.
Victor is the mystery investor
who helped me take Glissade
away from Tucker.
I trusted him, as far as
you can trust the man, and then
he fired me for no reason.
>> Lily: Or maybe the reason is
that you were dealing with Kyle
and Victor and you were out
of your league.
>> Audra: Let me guess.
You got screwed over because
you played into that whole
too-smart-to-fail thing.
>> Lily: Victor made me
promises.
>> Audra: What'd you get
in writing?
>> Lily: Well, our families go
way back.
>> Audra: No paper.
Rookie move.
>> Lily: Yeah, you know what?
You're right. It was.
I mean, Victor is a master of
the game, and I fell for it.
>> Audra: Ironic, isn't it?
Even knowing who Victor is,
what he's capable of,
we still got played.
But I am definitely gonna get
what I deserve.
>> Adam: All right, well,
pump the brakes, Pop.
We're just exchanging
shin guards, not wedding bands.
I'm gonna put these in the car.
>> Chelsea: Thank you.
>> Adam: Okay.
>> Chelsea: Victor, it's always
good to see you.
>> Victor: Bye, son.
Good to see you. Oh, Chelsea.
>> Chelsea: Yes?
>> Victor: If you have a moment.
>> Chelsea: Yeah.
>> Victor: You and I have had
our ups and downs, right?
>> Chelsea: That's putting it
nicely.
>> Victor: Yeah.
I've watched you become
a remarkable woman
and a great mother.
Now, I know that Adam and Sally
split up.
I also know that you and
Billy Abbott ended things,
right?
>> Chelsea: Yeah.
>> Victor: So, I just want
to say,
put in my two cents' worth,
Sally Spectra was never
right for Adam.
You are right for him.
That's all I'm gonna say.
You have a nice day.
>> Nate: That's it.
A hard pass without even
thinking about it.
>> Devon: Well, I don't trust
Audra, so I'm certainly not
gonna hire her.
And listen, if I'm being
completely honest with you,
whatever you guys have going on
with each other,
this relationship, whatever
you're calling it, I-- I really
think you're setting yourself up
for trouble.
>> Nate: Huh.
Listen, cousin, I don't need
the judgment, okay?
>> Devon: Well, I'm just giving
you my opinion because I don't
want to see you get hurt.
>> Nate: You know me well enough
to know I can take care
of myself.
>> Devon: You're absolutely
right. I do.
And I--
I don't mean to overstep,
and I certainly don't want this
to be an issue with us.
So, just know I'm grateful that
we're working together.
>> Nate: And I'm just as
grateful to be a part of this
family's legacy.
There's no place I'd rather be.
>> Devon: That's good to hear.
That's great to hear.
And we just have to convince
Lily that this is where
she needs to be.
>> Nate: You still think
that's an option?
Man, she seemed pretty adamant
she had zero interest in
joining us at Winters.
>> Devon: Well, I'm not gonna
give up hope that she's gonna
make the right decision.
We just have to get her
to forget about battling Victor
for Abbott-Chancellor.
>> Nate: Knowing how stubborn
she is,
I don't see that happening.
>> Audra: Thank you.
>> Lily: Victor may think that
he's won, but I am not gonna
stop until I'm back on top
at Chancellor.
>> Audra: The Winters
and the Newmans.
How'd you put it?
Go way back.
I mean, Daddy paved your way.
How hard can it be?
Do you even know what it's like
to have to claw and scrap
your way into a job you want?
A life you want?
>> Lily: I have worked very hard
to get to where I am.
>> Audra: And where is that?
Jobless, humiliated,
eating salad at a bar in
the middle of the day, trying
to defend what a great business
mind you have to
someone you hate?
>> Lily: I don't hate you.
I mean, I do think that you
spend a lot of time talking
about how great you are instead
of actually proving it.
>> Audra: I maneuvered
Tucker McCall out of his own
company and he never
saw it coming.
>> Lily: No, no, no.
You stole it.
So, I guess you missed the
ethics course during your MBA.
>> Audra: Well, some of us don't
have the luxury of playing
by the rules, Lily.
>> Lily: Instead of cheating,
why don't you trust yourself?
Trust your gut.
Don't listen to other people
or the haters who
underestimate you.
And stop talking about what you
want and take what's yours.
>> Audra: Weird that you're
practically cheerleading me
to succeed.
>> Lily: I mean, I guess
I'm talking to myself as much
as I'm telling you.
I guess the question is,
are we gonna listen?
>> Sally: You okay?
>> Billy: Yeah, just taking--
Taking that in.
>> Sally: Mm-hmm.
>> Billy: Your last
comment there.
>> Sally: I was just trying
to lighten the mood.
>> Billy: Oh, well, good job.
>> Sally: Thank you.
I mean, my friend did mention
the whole rebound revenge
sex thing.
>> Billy: Oh, yeah?
Was she a pro
or maybe it wasn't a she?
Pro or con?
>> Sally: No, no, it was a pro.
>> Billy: Oh.
>> Sally: Yeah.
But, you know,
in my experience, it always
seems like a good idea,
but in the end, it comes back
to bite you. So, I'm not really
interested in making any more
mistakes than I already have.
>> Billy: Agreed.
>> Sally: Good. Cool.
You know, normally when I see
you working, you're more
fired up, bubbling with ideas
about Abbott-Chancellor.
Are you still in a funk
about what's going on there?
>> Billy: You know, I have been
busting my ass trying to do
right by this company, and all
I get for that is my mom ripping
into me because she doesn't
understand what I'm trying
to do.
>> Sally: Just do it.
You know what you're doing.
I mean, anyone would be crazy
not to have complete faith in
you to run Abbott-Chancellor
the way that it should be run.
>> Billy: You're a lone voice,
Sally.
And thank you.
I appreciate that.
Cheers?
>> Sally: Cheers. Yes.
>> Billy: Both?
>> Sally: Both. Why not?
>> Claire: All right, let's get
this jacket on, dude.
>> Harrison: And we're going
to see baby pigs, and we can
maybe milk a cow, and maybe
collect eggs right out
from under the chickens.
>> Kyle: No way.
You guys are going to have
the best time.
I expect lots of pictures,
okay?
>> Claire: It's a shame that
you have to spend such
a beautiful day inside.
>> Kyle: Well, duty calls.
>> Claire: You are the boss,
though, right?
I bet you haven't left
your laptop in hours.
>> Harrison: He hasn't.
>> Claire: Which leads me
to believe that you've earned
yourself a break.
What do you think?
>> Harrison: Yes, yes, yes.
Come with us, Dad.
Please!
>> Kyle: Let's do this!
>> Harrison: Yay!
>> Kyle: Yeah!
>> Claire: Let's go.
>> Lily: Well, this has been
interesting.
>> Audra: Definitely.
>> Nate: Quite the unlikely
lunch duo.
>> Lily: Yeah, turns out
Audra and I have a few things
in common.
>> Nate: Is that so?
>> Lily: That is so.
Dinner soon?
>> Nate: Yes, you bet.
>> Lily: All right,
good to see you.
>> Nate: You too.
What was that about?
>> Audra: Oh, just discussing
job prospects.
>> Nate: Uh, must be in the air.
I spoke to Devon about
a position at Winters for you.
>> Audra: You did what?
What happened to you offering
silent support, not trying
to fix things?
Did you not hear a word I said
about wanting to stand
on my own?
>> Nate: Okay, hold on, Audra.
>> Audra: No, you know, I can't
believe that you would make me
look like a charity case.
I told you point blank that if
you try to help me,
this would be over.
Congratulations.
>> Nate: Audra, Audra, wait.
>> Audra: No, don't even try
to talk yourself out of it.
>> Nate: Let me lay out
the facts.
Hey, I meant every word I said
the other day, okay?
I have enormous respect for
your instincts and abilities.
Someone with your savvy
and guts would be a huge asset
to Winters.
That's why I recommended you.
There's nothing charitable
about that.
>> Devon: Mr. Newman.
>> Victor: Devon.
>> Devon: Hey.
>> Victor: Good to see you.
How are you, man?
>> Devon: Good, how you doing?
>> Victor: Are you looking
forward to the wedding
to my daughter?
>> Devon: Yeah, yeah, I sure am.
I gotta ask you, how do you--
how do you do this and
just act like everything's cool
between us?
>> Victor: Isn't it?
>> Devon: You used my sister
to get what you want, and then
you screwed her over.
So, how do you figure it's cool?
>> Adam: Oh, thank God
my old man is gone.
I'm sorry.
>> Chelsea: Did you tell Victor
about Billy and me breaking up?
>> Adam: Yes, I did.
>> Chelsea: Mm.
>> Adam: But it's not like
he doesn't have eyes.
Billy and Sally seem to be
hanging out all over town.
They obviously
have gotten close.
>> Chelsea: Mm-hmm.
And I know that kills you.
Look, despite all the horrible
things that have happened,
after everything you and Sally
have been through,
after everything you have
shared, her love for you
runs deep.
A bond like that does not just
go away, okay?
From the very beginning,
she always saw the good in you.
Just because you hurt her does
not mean she stops caring.
>> Adam: Yeah, well, even if
that is true, the more time that
she spends with Billy,
she won't feel that way.
>> Chelsea: But why are you
always so negative?
>> Adam: Chelsea, it's reality,
okay? I've accepted that.
Sally and I are through.
I'm not interested in
going back. What about you?
Are you still holding out hope
that Billy's gonna forgive you?
>> Chelsea: I want him in
my life. It's just
very complicated.
>> Adam: It's only complicated
if you're holding on
to something that is too broken
to be fixed.
Maybe it's time for you,
for both of us, to move on.
>> Chelsea: With each other?
Is that what you really want?
>> Adam: I am not the only one
who thinks the future is ours
if we want it.
Connor feels it, too.
What's happening between
me and you?
And he wants to be
a family again.
>> Chelsea: We are a family.
Our version.
>> Adam: Chelsea, do you know
how in awe I am of you?
>> Chelsea: Adam, I think--
>> Adam: No, will you just
let me finish?
Okay, from the beginning,
when Connor was diagnosed,
you were completely present
with him.
I mean, your love,
your encouragement, it gave him
the confidence to deal with
his diagnosis.
You fought for him.
And, yes, even when we butted
heads, you made him stronger.
You made me stronger.
I know we have a really messy
past, and I get why that could
scare you, but I feel like
these last few months have
brought out the best
parts of us.
And I think we have a whole new
foundation for a future that
could be amazing.
Who wouldn't want that?
>> Chelsea: It makes me happy
we've gotten close.
It feels real, solid.
But this just all seems like
you're trying to fill a void
in your life.
>> Adam: You were just talking
about the good that
Sally sees in me.
I heard it in your voice, too.
I know you can see it.
I know you do.
I think you should just
be honest with yourself.
Just take the leap and admit
that your feelings are just
as strong as mine.
Chelsea, as much pain as it took
to get here,
maybe this is how it was
meant to be.
You know, just like Connor said.
Just the three of us.
>> Billy: You know what?
I'm feeling much more inspired.
>> Sally: So am I.
But I do have some sketches
I need to get done
for a deadline, so I should go.
>> Billy: Before you go, can you
do that bar trick with coffee
and napkin?
Is that-- Does that work?
>> Sally: You are just gonna
have to wait and find out
another time.
But it does work better
with whiskey.
And you know,
screw the doubters.
You got this.
>> Phyllis: Oh, Billy,
what was that?
Some little love fest?
>> Billy: You're still here,
Phyllis?
>> Phyllis: Oh, yes, I am still
here. But you don't have time
for me?
You don't have time
for business, but you have time
for a mutual pity party?
>> Billy: Okay, that is none
of your business.
>> Phyllis: Oh, oh, it's very
much my business because...
Billy, get back together
with Chelsea, please.
You were doing so well.
You really were.
Stay even-keeled.
Please, please spare us
the agony of watching you
dig yourself into a hole.
>> Billy: Phyllis,
you're dead wrong.
>> Victor: Let's talk about
this, all right?
>> Devon: Yes, please,
talk about it. I'd love to.
>> Victor: So, what's
the problem, Devon?
>> Devon: The problem is that
you promised Lily a job that you
had no intention of giving her.
>> Victor: None of this is
bad for her, okay?
>> Devon: How do you figure?
>> Victor: Well, let me explain
it to you. I would like Lily
to forget about the idea of
running Abbott-Chancellor.
I would like her to join you
at Winters, work by your side.
That's what your father would
have wanted, and that is what
I will try to talk her into.
I hope you will help me
do that.
>> Kyle: You moved pretty fast.
>> Harrison: I don't want to be
headbutted by that goat.
>> Claire: Were you worried?
>> Harrison: No way.
He was little.
>> Kyle: What was
your favorite animal?
>> Harrison: Definitely the pig.
Did you see how she cuddled up
to me?
She even wanted a belly rub.
From Dad, too.
>> Claire: She was awfully cute.
>> Harrison: I have an idea.
>> Kyle: Yes?
>> Harrison: You know how I've
said I want a puppy?
What do you think if we get
a baby pig instead?
Or a goat?
>> Kyle: Oh, I think it is
the perfect time for someone
to go take a bath.
>> Claire: Why don't you run
upstairs, and I will be up
in a few minutes.
>> Harrison: Okay.
>> Claire: Okay.
>> Harrison: I'm glad you came,
Dad. It was awesome.
>> Kyle: Oh. I was going to say
the exact same thing.
You stink.
Go take a bath.
That's the best kid ever.
>> Claire: I would have to agree
with you.
>> Kyle: I was ready to dive
in between him and that goat.
>> Claire: You were very heroic.
>> Kyle: Mm. Mm-hmm.
>> Claire: Oh, looks like you
brought home a souvenir.
>> Kyle: Oh, thanks.
>> Claire: Harrison had
the best time.
>> Kyle: So did I.
You did it again.
>> Claire: Did what?
>> Kyle: You got me out of
my head, made me smile, laugh,
forget about all the crap that's
going on in my life.
So, thank you.
>> Billy: Sally and I are
friends. We've been through
a lot, and I'm sure you can
appreciate with everything
you and your family are going
through, having a friend to lean
on is a good thing.
>> Phyllis: Yes, and it's just
so hard right now.
Daniel is going through hell.
Lucy is inconsolable.
And I would do anything,
anything in the world to take
their pain away and...
do everything in my power
to change what's going on
with them.
But I am totally
deemed powerless.
I mean, I don't even know
who to fight.
I just have to sit back
and pray.
Pray for justice.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
>> Billy: It's okay.
I can't even imagine what you
and Daniel and Lucy are
going through. I really can't.
>> Phyllis: Oh, I know.
I know, we just, we promised
that we would keep this
professional and not let
our personal lives interfere.
>> Billy: No feeling zone, okay?
But let me just say that
you and I, we're friends first.
Just know that.
>> Phyllis: Okay.
Thank you for letting me vent.
>> Billy: It's all right.
Look, everything you and your
family are going through,
you'll get past this, okay?
You will heal.
>> Phyllis: You know the best
way to heal is to stay
productive and fight
a fight you know you can win.
>> Billy: Phyllis, please.
>> Phyllis: Okay, that's what
I'm saying. Okay,
forget everything I've
already said. Forget it.
Forget about hiring me back
or pretending to hire me
or me being COO.
Just let's focus on this,
all right?
Making Abbott-Chancellor
a success.
Getting Victor Newman out of
Abbott-Chancellor
in any capacity.
And also, with your mom,
getting her to focus
on the successes and not
her stupid grudges.
>> Billy: Unfortunately, I don't
think my mother will buy that.
>> Phyllis: No, no.
I think we can convince her
together.
>> Adam: When we are celebrating
a new milestone with Connor
or when we're cheering him on
at a soccer game or we're just
hanging out, you can't tell me
you haven't thought about it,
about being a real
family again.
>> Chelsea: Maybe I've imagined
what it might feel like,
but I--
>> Adam: Okay, there you go.
>> Chelsea: But, I know in
my heart, it will always end
in disaster.
>> Adam: No, it wouldn't.
Chelsea, we have been
through the bad stuff.
We've learned from the past
and we have never been stronger
than we are right now.
>> Chelsea: But we're still us,
Adam.
We're still us.
Come on.
Look at our track record.
All the feelings,
all the good intentions,
all the hopes for the future.
We have been there.
And it always crumbles.
And then what?
Maybe you and I could survive
that again,
but Connor couldn't.
And I would never do that
to him again, ever.
>> Adam: Our son will always
come first.
I would never risk his
well-being unless I didn't
truly believe that we could be
a real family again.
>> Chelsea: I do have feelings
for you, Adam.
You're the father of my son.
How could I not?
But the kind of love we had
almost destroyed us.
Thank God we've grown.
Thank God we've become
better people,
worthy of finding love again.
And maybe, maybe that will be
with Billy and Sally.
I-- I don't know.
But what I do know...
is it can't be with each other.
>> Nate: If it makes you feel
any better, Devon turned down
my pitch to hire you.
>> Audra: Of course, he did.
Not that I wanted that job
anyway.
But this stops now, okay?
You promised me no more help.
I will get what I want my way,
on my terms.
Understood?
>> Nate: Don't suppose I could
offer some advice?
>> Audra: Don't suppose
I can stop you?
>> Nate: Speaking as a former
backstabbing asshat,
I had to learn
some hard lessons.
And then, I had to learn
to trust the people who cared
for me and let them in.
And lo and behold, my life
started going really well.
>> Audra: Are-- are you getting
to the advice part?
>> Nate: Look.
I just want you to get the same
sense of happiness
and freedom I've found.
And I'd love it if we could
share it.
But, I also know who you are.
So, if you choose to fight,
I'll support you 100%.
>> Kyle: Pretty smart of
Mrs. Martinez to bribe him with
that bubble bath.
>> Claire: Yeah, mountains of
bubbles, all his favorite toys.
Harrison's gonna be in
that bath until dinner.
>> Kyle: Which means between
me and Mrs. Martinez,
we can take it from here.
You are officially off
the clock.
>> Claire: Okay, then.
I will check in with you later.
>> Kyle: Hey, uh, Claire.
I hope you know how much
you brightened my day.
>> Claire: I had help.
There was Harrison
and the little pig.
>> Kyle: Mm.
>> Claire: When she wanted that
belly scratch, the smile on
your face, I could see what
you must have looked like when
you were Harrison's age.
>> Kyle: I'm glad we had today.
I just...
I hope I can protect Harrison
from what's going on
with this family.
>> Claire: I, uh...
Yeah, I know it's none of
my business, and I don't even
know what to say or how to help,
but that confrontation between
Jack and Diane, I mean, I have
never seen them so angry.
>> Kyle: Yeah, that kind of rage
in this house.
I don't want to expose Harrison
to it, but I am at a loss
for a solution.
And at this point, we might be
past the point of no return.
>> Phyllis: Just let me have one
conversation.
One short conversation
with Jill.
You know, I'm convincing.
[ phone pinging ]
Oh.
>> Billy: Oh what?
>> Phyllis: Just, um...
Just an article from
Newman Media about
Abbott-Chancellor, that's all.
>> Billy: What'd it say?
>> Phyllis: Nothing.
>> Billy: Phyllis.
>> Phyllis: Hm. Nothing.
>> Billy: Okay, I'll just look
it up myself.
>> Phyllis: Okay, no, no.
I'll do it. No, no, no, no.
No, let me do it.
Just says that, um...
You're in over your head, um...
That you bungled
a deal with Odyssey Seven.
You can't hold on to staff.
And that you basically
have no true vision.
>> Billy: Damn it.
>> Phyllis: This is right
from Victor.
You know that.
This is the very thing
we have to fight.
>> Adam: Thank you.
>> Chelsea: What the hell is
this, Adam?
Are you going after
Billy because of me?
>> Sally: "Abbott's erratic
management style has blown apart
the C-suite before the company
has even gotten off the ground?"
>> Victor: Well, hello, Sally.
>> Sally: Victor!
>> Victor: Beautiful day,
isn't it?
>> Sally: It is, yeah.
>> Victor: Except probably
not for you.
You just broke up with Adam.
Hopefully, for the last time.
>> Sally: Well, after this
hatchet job Adam did on Billy,
I'm glad your son is out
of my life.
>> Devon: Hey.
>> Lily: Hey.
>> Devon: How you doing?
>> Lily: Did you see this?
>> Devon: No. What is it?
>> Lily: It's a hit piece
on Billy from Newman Media.
>> Devon: Well, it looks like
Victor isn't holding back when
it comes to Abbott-Chancellor.
I thought you'd be happy to see
a smear campaign on the partner
that threw you out.
>> Lily: I mean, I don't know
whether to be thrilled
or pissed off.
>> Audra: I'm going to fight,
whether you support me or not.
>> Nate: Mm. I wouldn't expect
anything less.
>> Audra: I didn't come this far
to lose everything to some
lightweight trust fund baby like
Kyle Abbott.
I will take Glissade back.
And the best part
will be taking Kyle down.
>> Kyle: You should probably
leave before my moods spoils
an otherwise great day.
>> Claire: That's not possible.
And I have no place to be.
>> Kyle: I do not know
how we got here.
Or maybe I do.
And I just don't know
how to handle it.
My father has always been
my rock, an example of
everything I wanted to be.
He's always protected me
until...
>> Claire: Until he didn't?
>> Kyle: I never saw it coming.
That he and my mother could
so easily push me out of Jabot
and somehow turn me into
the bad guy.
>> Claire: I can't even imagine
how much that must have hurt.
>> Kyle: You know, when
my mother tells me I've failed
them as a son and my father
tells me I'm a disappointment,
I try to act like
I don't give a damn.
Like I've moved on.
But it hurts like hell.
Claire, I thought if I could
just get away from here,
away from them, that maybe
I could find a way to heal.
But after last night,
accusations and old wounds
were ripped open.
That my mother was a gold digger
who never loved me.
I couldn't believe they turned
on me, but to see them turn on
each other, so hateful.
I mean, my family, the love that
we have always had.
If it's not there, if it was
always a lie,
then what else is there?
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