What's up, cousin?
-Devon. -How you doing?
Hey, hey. It's, uh,
good to see you out and about.
Yeah. Good enough to join me?
After everything
you've been through? Yeah.
It's the least I can do. Come on.
Pull up a chair.
So, uh...
how are you and Abby?
Man, how is Dom?
We are all...amazing,
now that we have our little man back home.
It's gotta be such a relief.
Yeah. You have no idea.
Dominic's doing fantastic too.
So no any, uh, residual trauma...
Not that we can tell.
I'm less concerned that there's gonna be
any negative effects.
I think he's gonna be just fine.
That's amazing.
So is it, uh, all over?
Just like that?
No, not quite.
Not quite. Not, uh...
not where Mariah's concerned.
There's a...real possibility
that she could face some serious consequences
for what she's done.
But what that could look like...
I'm a little nervous about.
I wish you didn't feel like
you had to hide behind
those glasses.
That's easy for you to say.
No, I understand, but listen,
as your attorney, I have posted bail.
The judge has released you
back into society.
Legally, you have every right
to be out in public.
I know, it just...
it sounded like a good idea at the time, you know,
getting out and getting some fresh air.
But now that I'm here in public,
I just have this...
I just have this feeling in my gut
that I shouldn't be here.
That this was a mistake.
♪♪
Noah!
Oh, you're back from LA.
Just when I thought that
you were going to abandon us
to become a full-fledged Angeleno!
No, I'm sorry, Grandma.
I guess you're stuck with me for now.
Oh, not stuck. I'm thrilled
to have you back home.
I'm glad to be here.
With everything going on at Newman,
you and Grandpa need all the support you can get right now.
Oh, thank you.
Dad said you're staying strong,
you're not giving up?
Oh, we'll never give up. Um...
your grandfather and I
will not let this stand.
Actually, that's why I'm here.
Have you seen your father?
He was here earlier.
I thought he was headed back to the ranch.
Yeah. He said he was gonna stop by his place on the way.
Maybe he got caught up with Christian or something.
We were worried about his pain.
It still seems to be bothering him.
Yeah, he could barely stand without wincing.
Oh, dear.
Maybe I should go check on him.
Maybe he just needs to stay off the leg for a little while.
Mom. What are you doing here?
Hi, darling.
Well, look at you!
You made a very fast recovery.
Thanks.
[sighs]
I thought for sure Pops would be here,
but security says he left the ranch early this morning.
And you still haven't heard from him?
No. Not a word.
When was the last time you talked to him?
It's been hours.
And I haven't been able to get a hold of him since.
So I can only assume that his disappearance
has something to do with whatever he has planned
-for getting the company back. -Dad's gone?
Without a word to anyone?
That's interesting.
Phyllis seems to have dropped off the radar as well.
You don't think...
What?
One disappearance is related to the other?
Yeah, I'm feeling better.
NOAH: What are you doing back here?
We thought you were headed back to the ranch.
Pfff.
Yeah, uh, well, I talked to Adam and, um,
Dad's not out at the ranch right now.
In fact, nobody knows where he is right now.
Yeah, I don't know.
Do you have any idea what he might be up to?
No. You know, I haven't, uh, talked to him in a few hours,
and when I did, he didn't say anything about a meeting
or going on a trip or anything like that.
Well, he certainly didn't tell me anything about his plans.
He was up and out early,
and he hasn't responded to my texts or messages.
Yeah. Mine either.
Which is so unlike him,
because that phone of his is practically glued to his hand.
I know, Mom, but it's not unlike him
to get all quiet and secretive, right?
Probably just means he's, uh, he's got a move up his sleeve,
something that's gonna force Phyllis to give us back Newman.
Well, that's what worries me,
that these moves that your father does--
he always does them secretly for a reason.
I don't know about you, Adam, but I am worried
about our father suddenly disappearing,
especially with everything that's going on right now.
Yeah, I don't have a good feeling about it either.
Well, that makes three of us, okay?
And you're probably right, Chelsea.
We may not know where Pops is,
but I'm willing to bet he knows where Phyllis is.
I'm not so sure that's a good thing.
Frankly, I wouldn't put it past either one of them
to go after the other.
Yes, but we all know that Dad is out for blood.
I mean, this is his legacy. This is his life's work.
It's the financial security
that he wants to leave behind for his children.
I mean, this cuts deep for Dad.
Okay, Victoria, it cuts deep for all of us.
Yes, but what is this doing to him?
I mean, y-you can feel it, can't you?
I know Dad insists that he's not gonna fail,
but I can see it, I can see how vulnerable he is.
Maybe for the first time in my life.
I hate it.
Yeah, and when he's pushed to the brink...
It's dangerous.
After everything that he has built for us,
after all of the battles that he's fought for us...
Look, it's our time to fight for him now.
Exactly. And Phyllis knows this.
Wouldn't Phyllis do anything to protect herself?
Well, that depends on what you mean by anything.
Okay, look, I really feel like it's a waste of time
speculating on what they might do.
I think right now, we need to focus our energies
on where they are, all right?
Before something terrible happens.
We all know that Dad is dead set on retribution,
but we need to stop him
before he does anything that he regrets...
that this whole family regrets.
I'm just glad my nephew isn't suffering any real trauma
-behind this whole ordeal. -Gosh, man, you and me both.
You and me both. He sees the whole thing
as just some big adventure that he was on and got tired of.
You know? He never felt like he was in danger,
never felt scared.
And if he did, he's forgotten.
Wow. As worried as we were, it was...
all a game, a diversion for my little nephew.
Thank God for the innocence of children.
On the other hand, it's been kinda the opposite
for me and Abby, 'cause the more time that goes by,
the angrier and angrier we get at Mariah
for what she's put us through.
I can only imagine.
Is that why you're concerned about
what's gonna happen to Mariah?
To be sure Dominic stays safe?
I mean, yeah.
You know how we feel about Mariah.
I mean, we--we know her. We love her.
And we owe her a ton
for bringing our son into this world.
But something has clearly snapped,
and I don't think anybody knows how far gone she is.
Have you had a chance to talk to her?
Ask her why she did what she did?
She came to the house to apologize to us.
Wow. That must have been intense.
Yeah. I thought Abby was gonna lose it,
having her in the living room again.
Luckily, Dom was asleep upstairs.
Was she sincere?
She seemed to be sincere, yeah. But, I mean,
it was pretty obvious that she's still on some shaky ground,
and I think it's gonna be a good minute
before she's mentally whole again.
I'm sorry to hear that.
I'm sorry to even think that,
because I'm still worried that she's a threat to our son.
Or to somebody else, for that matter.
CHRISTINE: It wasn't a mistake.
You had to get off that ranch and out of Sharon's house.
You can't be holed up there forever.
After what I did, maybe I do.
Don't say that.
I understand why you're self-conscious
after everything that's happened, but...
I hate to see you withdrawing and going back inside yourself.
It's not good for you. And it's not necessary.
-Isn't it? -No. Mariah,
as your legal counsel, I would never encourage you
to do anything wrong
or against the rules that have been set for you.
It's not that I'm afraid of breaking the rules.
Then what is it?
I'm afraid of seeing Abby and Devon.
Especially Tessa. I mean, when she showed up at Sharon's...
It was agony...for me.
I mean, facing...my wife
was the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
I-I'm sure, but you can't just hide.
Tessa brings Aria to the park here
all the time.
What if we... what if we run into them?
I...I don't think I can bear watching my family--
the family that I love--
...just move on with life without me,
knowing that I can't be with them.
I don't think it's like that.
I am positive that they miss and love you.
All your friends and family do.
I appreciate the sentiment, Christine, but I don't...
I don't really think that's true.
It didn't go well when I went to Abby and Devon's to apologize.
Wh--you went to their house?
Wait--you didn't tell me you were gonna do that.
It was just kind of spur of the moment.
Mariah! Okay, that is potentially
a very risky move on your part.
Why would you do that without telling me?
Look, all I can say is I hope that Pops shows some restraint
when it comes to dealing with Phyllis.
You really think Victor is capable of restraint right now?
Honestly, I don't expect him to show any mercy to her
or to Billy after what they've done.
I'm already working on a way to handle Billy,
and I have a plan of my own on how to neutralize Phyllis.
You think you found a way to force her hand?
I do. And knowing Phyllis,
I'm pretty sure that it's gonna work just fine.
And you're not gonna be like our father, are you,
and keep us all in the dark about what you're planning?
No, not exactly,
but I am gonna take a page from our father's playbook.
When someone hits you, you hit them back even harder,
until it hurts.
-You go after who they love. -Ho-hold on.
Hold on. I'm not on board with threatening people's families.
I didn't support it when Victor wanted to go after
Lily and her family, and I don't support it with Phyllis.
Well, I have no intention of pretending
like I'm gonna put Phyllis's family in jeopardy.
I'm gonna go after them.
I'm gonna get them to be our allies.
And you think that's gonna be enough to get them to fold?
Believe me, nothing will destroy Phyllis more
than seeing her children align with her enemies.
It will gut her.
You're really going for the jugular.
We have to. We have to do this.
We don't have time. We can't do things in half measures.
We have to get our company back.
We owe it to Dad to fight for this family, and I don't care...
I do not care if I destroy Phyllis's relationship
with her children.
That woman deserves exactly what she has coming.
Have you had any contact with Phyllis since her latest stunt?
Um, no. I tracked her down at the Club
and I told her exactly how I felt about her.
-Good. -Nicholas was brutal,
and she didn't even seem swayed.
She tried to blame everything on Dad.
She said that losing Newman was all his fault
and that she had done nothing wrong.
My God, she's unbelievable!
I told her she was heartless and selfish
and that nobody's ever going to forgive her,
and that includes Daniel and Summer.
Yeah, Summer seemed pretty appalled when I spoke with her.
If Phyllis got even a fraction of the earful that I did,
she has to have gotten the message.
You think that'll make a difference? I don't.
I-I don't think she cares what her children think.
Her greed supersedes everything.
Well, as angry as I am, I can't go that far, okay?
I know for a fact that Phyllis loves her kids so much.
Well, I can second that.
The whole time we were locked up together,
they were all she talked about.
They were her sole reason for trying to get out of there.
They really are her whole world because they're all she has.
I think she was just dazzled by Cane and was charmed by him
and she believed him when he told her
that she can have everything that she ever wanted.
Well, if you ask me, the only thing Cane's charm got him
was a stab in the back.
Phyllis stole that program from him
and then gave it to Victor
knowing full well how he intended to use it.
I wouldn't be surprised if Phyllis was the one
who did all the dazzling-- not Cane.
But, when he felt that his family was in danger,
he did do the right thing to protect them.
Phyllis probably believes that her family
will ultimately benefit from her actions
and they will thank her later.
Hmm. Maybe.
But I have yet to see her display
any sense of right or wrong.
I'm surprised Mariah came by the house to apologize.
I didn't even know she'd been released.
Yeah. Abby and I were also very surprised
to learn that.
Apparently, the judge concluded that Mariah's not a threat
and could be released into Sharon's care.
I mean, she is a mental health professional.
Yeah. I know.
And I also know Mariah has shown remorse for what she's done.
But do I think that was the smartest decision?
How the hell could a judge know
that she's not gonna do what she did again?
And maybe not to Dominic.
What about her own daughter or somebody else's kid?
I have to believe the judge took all of that into consideration
and got some expert opinions.
Well, she was given a psych evaluation.
Okay. Then I'm sure she felt confident that what Mariah did
wasn't part of a pattern, more of a one-off.
And if she thought for one second
that Mariah's behavior would reoccur,
she would have denied her bail.
I don't know about that. I mean, intellectually,
I can understand that Mariah wasn't in her right mind
when she kidnapped our son, you know,
and she just really didn't know what she was doing.
I can get that. I don't think it makes it any better.
But emotionally, to know that she's still battling
with demons from her past and out there walking around--
I mean, that's...that's a tough pill to swallow, you know?
Why would you go to the Winters' house
without consulting me first?
Christine, I wanted to apologize.
I needed them to know how sorry I was
for everything I put them through.
Okay, then allow me, your attorney,
to arrange this meeting and go with you.
I'm sorry. I...
I didn't really think of that. But I wasn't alone.
No, my mom went with me, although...
She was trying to talk me out of going.
You just have to be really careful
during this waiting period before the trial.
You don't wanna do anything to undermine your case.
I guess I wasn't really thinking about myself.
I was thinking about...
how much hurt I caused that family.
I just needed them to know that I was sorry.
And I needed them to know that Dom was never in any danger.
Okay, yes, I get that. I know that that's important to you.
But to take responsibility for your actions--
I mean, it totally undermines my whole defense.
My strategy is to argue
that you weren't responsible for your actions.
I guess...I guess I wasn't really thinking of
legal strategies.
Yeah. That's my point.
So as we move forward, please just don't do anything
without consulting me first, okay?
When is this all gonna be over?
I mean, it feels wrong to be out and free
and doing what I want after what I did.
I'm pushing for a speedy trial. I am.
It's set for mid-March.
Christine, that's a month away!
How am I supposed to live with this unresolved?
Look, Mom, I can't go that far, okay?
Am I furious? Of course.
Will I ever be able to forgive Phyllis?
I don't know, you know?
She's obviously gonna have to start
with giving us our family's company back.
But I'm telling you, Phyllis is not a bad person.
She's been an amazing mother to Summer.
Summer is a lovely, successful young woman
in spite of her mother-- not because of her.
Well, I'm not trying to make excuses for her.
But...Phyllis has been out of sorts
ever since she and Sharon were held captive by that madman.
Being held hostage by a maniac--
it is traumatizing.
Phyllis has always wanted to be a player in this town.
For whatever reason, she always feels like
she's passed over or slighted.
You know, this is like sweet revenge for her.
At what cost?
What Phyllis has done is an absolute assault
on her daughter--the daughter that she claims to love so much.
I tried to make the same argument.
I did everything I could to convince Phyllis
not to take possession of Newman Enterprises.
I tried to get through to her.
I reminded her that we made a vow
when we were locked up together
that if we ever got out of there,
we would stop trying to destroy people's lives...
instead, focus on family, friendship.
Phyllis couldn't hear it.
I mean, absolute power corrupts absolutely.
And that sure does fit Phyllis.
This is like her dream come true.
-[phone chimes] -Oh.
Oh, it's your sister. I have to go.
Noah, I'm so glad that I was able to see you.
Nicholas, if you hear from your father, please let me know,
and I will do the same.
-Will do. Love you, Mom. -Love you too.
Well, you're... certainly looking a lot better.
You were in so much pain before.
Yeah. Did you go home to get your meds?
Uh, no, no, I actually had a pill in my jacket pocket.
One must have fallen out of the bottle.
I just can't believe that Dominic
has no idea that he was even abducted, you know?
I'm grateful Mariah convinced him
that it was just some big adventure.
And she never caused him any harm, you know?
But everything Dominic said-- she was very sweet to him.
Doesn't sound like she had any intention of hurting him.
No. No, I don't think so at all.
She did play mind games with him, though.
Mind games? Like what?
From what he said, she--she...
was talking to him about
like when she was carrying him in her belly.
Okay, but he knew that. You explained that all to him.
We did, but she, I guess was saying things like...
like she was his mommy too
and telling him about the name Bowie that she came up with.
Bowie? What do you think that was about?
I...
maybe she wants him to look at her
as his real mom.
I don't know.
She also told him that they were playing
the biggest game of hide and go seek in the world
and she was gonna take him to someplace
that had pyramids and beaches.
What, Mexico?
That's what we thought.
I was glad we found them before they got that far.
Dominic said he started to get tired
and said that he missed us.
Was he upset?
He said that he started crying one time,
but Mariah made it better by getting him ice cream
and promising him that he could see me and Abby.
She really was manipulating his little mind.
If not, it's downright predatory.
Yeah. That's how I feel about the whole thing too,
which is why I'm not sure if I'm really on board
with Christine's defense strategy.
What is it?
Well, she wants Mariah to be sentenced
to a psychiatric hospital instead of a prison cell.
Look, Mom, it's my hide and seek friend!
ABBY: Oh--
Mariah, it's me, Bowie.
You going to order a sundae?
I wish I could too, but my mom probably wouldn't let me
this close to dinner.
You know what, baby, you're right,
because we need to go home now.
But we just got here.
Yes, but I didn't realize how late it was,
and I have a couple stops to make, okay?
DOMINIC: I'm sorry I ruined our game
when I told you I wanted to go home.
We were having fun until I got tired.
Oh, Victoria.
I got your message. Is everything all right?
I just got a text from Claire.
It sounds like she might be coming back from LA soon.
Well, I hope your father is on his way back home too.
-Still no word from him yet? -No.
He has disappeared without telling anybody where he is,
and...I'm starting to worry.
I don't blame you for feeling conflicted about Mariah.
Well...[exhales] and don't get me wrong.
I don't want to see Mariah go to jail,
especially if she needs treatment.
As a doctor, I wouldn't even try to form an opinion
without more information.
And psychiatry is not my field of expertise.
But I do know that mental illnesses
can make people feel, think, and believe
in incredibly damaging ways to themselves and to others,
often without the person even realizing it.
So you really believe that Mariah was just that far gone
that she was just completely unaware of what she was doing?
Like I said, I don't know enough to diagnose her condition.
What I'm saying is I do know it's medically possible.
Medically possible. If that's the case, Nate,
what is she doing just walking around free?
What happens if she runs into us and Dominic again
and that triggers something in her?
Or if it triggers something in Dominic?
MARIAH: You don't have to apologize to me, Dom.
I know that our game went on too long.
Actually, if...
it's all right, I would...
I would really like to apologize to you.
I'm sorry that I kept you away from your mom and dad.
I know how much you missed them while we were playing our game.
We really need to go.
Yes, we do.
Take care, Dom. Okay.
Christine, can I talk to you for a quick second?
Hey, um, hey, baby, would you mind
grabbing that table over there?
Thanks.
I'm sorry, but I'm confused.
You're supposed to be Mariah's attorney,
and you're letting her out in public like this?
I was just talking with Adam and Chelsea.
We're concerned about Dad too.
He's so upset right now,
there's no telling what he might do.
I have a theory.
Oh?
Phyllis is missing too.
I think that Dad knows where she is
and he went after her.
Oh, I don't even wanna think about
what that confrontation would look like.
Actually, I hope that's exactly what he's doing,
because I need to find Phyllis too
so I can implement my plan.
What plan is that?
Are you gonna actually eat that
or just keep stabbing at it until you break a fork?
Can I do both?
Are you worried about Victor dueling with Phyllis?
Whatever happens, my money is on Victor.
Then what has you so troubled?
I'm just wondering, when the smoke clears from this battle,
what's next?
I just can't stop thinking about the deal Dad made with Lily
to get her to side with us over Cane.
Must have been a pretty substantial offer.
Your father is a very shrewd businessman.
Do you really think he'd bargain away
something so unbearable to lose?
I agree with Victoria.
I think he's more shaken by this takeover
than he's willing to let on.
And that's what worries me-- what he's willing to give up.
If we--
when we get the company back from Phyllis,
that payment comes due, and the question is...
who's gonna pay for it?
All right. I think I'm gonna swing by the pharmacy,
-see if I can get a refill. -Oh, wait.
I thought you said you had more pills at home.
We just refilled your prescription a few days ago.
You couldn't possibly be out already.
No, I-I have some at home. It's just I can't get a refill
without a doctor's approval, and sometimes that takes time.
So I just wanna make sure they have enough time
to have them for me whenever I need them.
But are you sure that's necessary?
By the time you go through the ones you have at home,
you may not need a refill.
Yeah. [exhales] I think I'm gonna need
at least one more round.
All right, well, Dad, let me at least drive you to the pharmacy.
You don't need to be behind the wheel
if you just took one of those pills.
I appreciate it, bud.
I been using a driver for a few days now.
Well, I hope you get some relief soon.
Yeah. Well, it's, uh...
it's happening. I'm getting there.
Grandma seemed pretty worried about Grandpa.
What do you think he's up to? You don't think
he's doing something that he can't come back from, do you?
Whoo, yeah, um...
you know, your grandfather's been pushed to the limit
and, uh, I don't know
at this point what he's capable of.
Nick, are you sure you're feeling okay?
-I'm flying to Europe tonight. -What?
Why?
I'm gonna go see Summer.
I'm gonna see if I can convince her to join forces with us
and see if she'll agree
to help me talk some sense into her mother.
You really think you can convince her to side with us
against her mother?
Nick says that Summer is furious with her.
Yeah, Noah says the same.
She hates what Phyllis has done. And so does Daniel.
I think I have a pretty good shot
of getting through to my niece.
Those two have a very strong connection.
I don't know that you're gonna be able
to get her to side with us.
Just watch me.
No, I'm feeling good. Way better.
Why?
Because your speech sounds different.
Yeah, no, I think I'm just, uh, less tense, you know?
The pain's letting up. The pill really kicked in.
Yeah, you sound like you used to on Christmas morning
when I would try to wake you up at the crack of dawn,
you know, half asleep, wanting to stay in bed.
I don't sound anything like that.
Maybe you should just skip the pharmacy
and just go take a nap.
No. No, there's, uh, there's no napping right now.
Dad may be off the grid, but we still have
our family's legacy to save.
Don't you think you're jumping the gun?
Victor's always several steps ahead.
But maybe you shouldn't worry about Victor's deal with Lily
-until you have to. -Okay, well, I'm...
just trying to see the long game.
I just think it's a moot point.
If you can't get the company back.
We are getting the company back.
I just--I have to find out what Lily was promised
for her cooperation.
-But why? -So I can find out
which one of us is gonna be most affected from the fallout.
And exactly how...
do you intend to do that?
You're getting yourself worked up over something
you have no control over.
So, what, you think I should just let it all go
and accept that the judge knows what she's talking about?
In a word--yes.
Be thankful that Dominic is home, safe and sound,
where he's going to stay.
Right. I am grateful for that.
Look, uh...
I wanted to go over that Wilson deal Lily was working on.
It all kinda blew up while you were away.
Speaking of Lily, do you think it's odd
we haven't heard from her?
CHRISTINE: I'm sure it must be jarring
running into Mariah like this,
but you have to understand-- she has every right to be here.
I don't understand.
Because clearly, Mariah had some sort of mental break.
She's not gonna be better overnight.
No. Of course not.
Then why is she not in jail or in the hospital
under a doctor's care? Why is she not in treatment?
She needs to be somewhere where she can't accidently
-run into my son. -Okay, Abby...
until a court orders otherwise,
she's free to go on living her life.
Oh. Okay. Well, what about my son's life?
Or the life of some unsuspecting child
that Mariah suddenly decides to claim as her own?
I gotta admit, it is odd she hasn't called.
Right? I thought the same thing.
I-I was thinking maybe just her and Mattie
were off the grid and enjoying some spa time
in the hills of Southern California,
but, I mean, it's getting weird now.
She hasn't checked in about work.
She left a few balls in the air, too.
You would think she would wanna fill us in
on how she wants us to follow through.
So what do you think?
You think it's time that we start worrying?
Well, the first thing that I need to do
is find out where Victor's holding Lily,
and then I can figure out what she was promised.
I still think Nikki should be the most concerned
since Victor took Chancellor away from Lily
in the first place. Maybe she asked for it back.
Right, and that would be the most obvious option,
but Victor doesn't always do obvious.
I'm just getting the sense that somehow, some way,
I'm gonna be the one that gets screwed
when the truth comes out.
Darling, Phyllis and Summer
are like two peas in a pod.
I mean, I know they've had their differences.
Many differences.
But their mother-daughter connection is so strong.
I just can't see Summer turning against her mother,
like I know you would never turn against me.
But you're not Phyllis.
Look, my point is, yes,
that mother-daughter bond is very strong,
but the threat of losing that bond is our secret weapon.
I am positive that the key to bringing Phyllis down
is to come at her from all sides.
And that includes the inside.
CHRISTINE: A judge, based on
expert psychiatric evaluations,
ruled that Mariah could be free until her trial date.
She's wearing an ankle monitor.
Who are these experts?
Did they talk to us? Ask us how it felt
to have our son taken from his own home?
Did they talk to Dominic and ask him about Mariah's plan
to take him and live in Mexico?
The judge was satisfied with these evaluations, okay?
And they determined
that Mariah didn't present a danger to your son
or anyone else.
If only I could believe that.
I can definitely use this caffeine boost.
I'll catch up with you two later.
Did your father seem okay to you?
Better than okay.
I mean, I guess that pill he found must have done the trick
'cause he wasn't in any pain just now.
He's been on pain meds for a while now,
but I've never seen him act like that before.
What are you suggesting?
Do you think he took more than one?
I don't know. But something is definitely off.
Next week on "The Young and the Restless."
Daniel Romalotti Junior,
I will never, ever forgive you for this.
We might have a lead on what happened to Lily.
We feel like we should check it out.
Yeah, of course.
Do whatever it takes to keep the family safe.
-So Matt Clark is free. -He has disappeared.
Once he was released, he took off.
That means he could be anywhere.
He could be on this ranch!
How is this happening again?
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