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>> Jack: Allie, I'm sorry if I
overstepped in saying that the
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Abbotts were your family.
I didn't want to say anything to
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upset you.
I just -- I've come to think of
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you as part of my family.
>> Allie: You didn't -- You
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didn't do anything wrong, Jack.
And I really appreciate you
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saying that.
It's just...
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[ Sniffles ]
I'm so sorry.
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>> Jack: No, no, no.
You have nothing to apologize
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for.
>> Allie: [ Crying ]
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>> Jack: It's okay.
I got the sense that something's
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weighing on you from the moment
you got here.
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I'm sorry I had to take off for
a little while.
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That would never have happened
if I hadn't had another family
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issue regarding Kyle.
But I'm here now.
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You have my full attention.
Something's going on.
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Tell me what it is.
What's wrong?
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>> Diane: You're headed back to
Italy tonight?
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>> Kyle: That's right.
>> Diane: Is it -- Is it
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something I did?
I mean, I -- I mean, I know I
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didn't instantly win over the
Abbotts today, but I thought I
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at least held my own with their
questioning.
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>> Kyle: This isn't about
anything you did today or about
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my family.
>> Diane: Well, of course not.
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It's about you.
You've let me say my piece and
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now you've decided you want
nothing to do with me.
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I get it.
I -- I've tried to emotionally
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prepare myself for this very
real possibility, but, um...I'm
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not gonna lie, I'm -- I'm really
disappointed.
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>> Kyle: Look, I'm not leaving
for the reason you think.
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>> Lauren: Thank you, my love.
>> Michael: Mm-hmm.
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Mwah!
>> Lauren: I cannot stop
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thinking about our drive through
the south of France.
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That convertible, the wind in
our hair, and stopping at all
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the cafés along the way.
And that Airbnb -- I mean, how
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cute was that couple that ran
it.
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That could be us, you know.
>> Michael: Uh-huh.
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You serious?
You and me, running an inn?
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>> Lauren: Well, if it's us,
it's probably gonna be a winery,
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but...
>> Michael: Are you saying you
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want to retire in France?
>> Lauren: Could you see it?
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>> Michael: Hmm.
>> Lauren: I mean, because I'm
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pretty sure when I close my eyes
and think about my happy place,
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that's it.
>> Michael: Oh, it was gorgeous.
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>> Michael: You're always such a
charmer.
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>> Michael: Mm-hmm.
It was great.
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It was a great trip.
I'm glad you insisted we go.
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>> Lauren: Well, you deserved
it.
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You needed the R&R, and so did
I, after worrying about you so
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much for being in Peru.
>> Michael: Well, I promise our
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next vacation won't be a
de-stressor after I've been
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thrown into a Peruvian prison.
>> Lauren: Well, better not be.
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[ Chuckles ]
And there is one way to ensure
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that that won't happen.
And that's rethinking working
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for Victor.
>> Faith: You look nice, Mom.
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>> Sharon: Thank you.
>> Nick: You look beautiful.
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>> Sharon: Thank you.
>> Nick: Are we waiting for
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Tessa and Mariah?
>> Sharon: They should be here
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any minute.
>> Nick: Good.
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I talked to Abby.
She and Chance are gonna meet us
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at the church.
>> Sharon: Chance told me that
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the GCPD will have their own
memorial service for Rey later.
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The guys he worked with, they
really loved him.
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>> Noah: I put together a
slide show of photos.
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I thought maybe we can project
them on the wall during the
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service.
>> Sharon: That's a wonderful
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idea, Noah.
Thank you.
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>> Mariah: Hey, everybody.
We brought food for afterwards.
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>> Sharon: I'm just so grateful
that you could all be here
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today.
I guess we should get going.
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[ Knock on door ]
>> Nick: Are you expecting
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someone else?
>> Sharon: No.
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>> Chelsea: Um, I apologize if
this is awkward.
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I heard you were having a
memorial for Rey.
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I didn't mean to intrude, I just
realized this might be my only
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opportunity to pay my respects.
But if it's only family, I
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totally understand.
You say the word and I'll go.
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I just thought it might be nice
to be able to, um, say goodbye
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with all of you.
>> Mariah: Yeah, I'm so sorry,
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Chelsea, but it's -- it's just
the kids and Rey's partner.
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It's supposed to be a small and
intimate thing.
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>> Sharon: Well, hold on.
It was supposed to be small and
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personal, but you're welcome to
join us.
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I know what close friends you
and Rey had become.
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I hope that no part of you
blames yourself for his death.
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Did you hear that he had a
heart attack?
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>> Chelsea: I did.
>> Sharon: So then you know he
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didn't die because he was out on
the road getting those tickets.
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No one's to blame.
It was no one's fault.
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>> Chelsea: Thank you for saying
that.
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>> Sharon: It feels right that
you're here.
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Rey would've wanted it like
this.
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We're actually on our way to the
church now.
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You can drive over with us.
>> Chelsea: Thank you.
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I appreciate the opportunity to
celebrate such a wonderful man.
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>> Michael: I know how you feel
about my relationship with
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Victor.
You don't like my work husband.
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>> Lauren: Alright, I never said
that I didn't like him.
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>> Michael: [ Laughs ]
>> Lauren: Oh, and stop mocking
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my feelings.
>> Michael: I'm not. I'm not.
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He did lend us a private jet to
go to France.
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I mean, does that score him any
points?
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>> Lauren: Well, that is the
least that he could do.
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>> Michael: No, look, I think my
work will be much less stressful
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now that Ashland Locke has been
purged from the company and that
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his marriage to Victoria's being
annulled.
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Hopefully, he's out of our lives
for good.
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Things should be quieter.
>> Lauren: I'll be glad when we
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are rid of Ashland, but I don't
think things will ever be
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quieter with the Newmans.
But you know what would be more
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peaceful?
The south of France.
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Wine in the afternoon, long
nights in bed together, sleeping
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in as long as we want.
Now, that -- that could be our
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lives.
>> Michael: The only way that
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could be our lives is if you
retired too.
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Are you willing to do the thing
you're asking me to do?
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Would you walk away from
Fenmore's?
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>> Allie: Oh, my God, I -- I am
so embarrassed.
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I-I-I don't usually lose control
like that.
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Seriously, I am not the weepy
type.
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>> Jack: It is so much healthier
to express your feelings than
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keep them bottled up.
>> Allie: Yeah, but it's just
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not something I do -- crying in
front of someone that I haven't
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known for very long.
>> Jack: Look, maybe we haven't
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known each other that long, but
I'm not just anybody.
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I'm not a stranger.
I'm your grandfather.
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And I have a feeling that
something's really on your mind
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that you've come a very long way
to Genoa City, maybe -- maybe to
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talk about it.
I just want you to know you
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always have a soft spot to land
here.
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I made a lot of mistakes with
your father.
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I don't want to repeat those
mistakes.
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>> Allie: You're right.
I came here because I could use
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someone to talk to.
Something did happen.
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>> Diane: Thank you for coming
upstairs.
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I -- I didn't think this was a
conversation we should have in a
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hotel lobby, for various
reasons.
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>> Kyle: I couldn't agree more.
>> Diane: [ Sighs ]
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So why are you headed back to
Italy tonight?
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>> Kyle: I want to get back to
my wife.
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This has been a lot, and I
really miss Summer.
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I need her insight and advice
about everything.
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>> Diane: So I take it this
means you still haven't decided
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whether you want me in your
life.
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>> Kyle: I'm still wrestling
with what to think and how to
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move forward.
My family has weighed in.
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Now I need to hear what Summer
thinks.
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>> Diane: Well, of course, of
course, you should talk to her.
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I -- I'm just kind of curious,
though -- what did the Abbotts
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say about me after I left?
I'm thinking it wasn't pretty.
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>> Kyle: It's not really my
place to share their opinions
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about you after the fact.
>> Diane: Fair enough.
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So I guess there's just one more
question.
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What can I do to get another
chance with you?
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>> Allie: It's about my mother.
>> Jack: You once told me things
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were a bit tense between you
two.
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>> Allie: "Tense" is an
understatement.
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She came to LA pretty soon after
you and Phyllis went back to
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Genoa City.
>> Jack: Well, that could be her
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way of reaching out.
>> Allie: Yeah, I was hoping
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that was the case.
But, no, she didn't come to
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California to come see me.
No, it was all about legal
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papers that she had to sign
related to Dad's estate.
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>> Jack: I'm sorry.
>> Allie: You know, I would have
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loved to talk to her about you,
about Dad's whole other side of
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the family.
I would have also loved to just
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know if she knew more about how
Dad felt about things.
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>> Jack: And she just wasn't
ready to talk about that.
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>> Allie: I never even got the
chance to ask.
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I was really hoping that this
visit would start to bridge the
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gap between us.
You know, I was searching for
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the smallest connection, any
connection, to my mom.
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But there was nothing left to
bridge.
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That was clear.
She came to LA by herself,
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stayed in a hotel for one night.
She signed the papers and left
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at the crack of dawn the next
morning.
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>> Jack: As a parent, I find
that unconscionable.
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>> Allie: You know, honestly, it
would've been better if I just
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didn't see her at all.
Because seeing her like that, it
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just -- it just ripped the wound
right open.
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The lack of a relationship with
my mom just makes me feel the
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loss of my dad even more.
He was all I had.
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Sorry.
Now he's gone.
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>> Jack: It's hard to come to
terms with the loss of a parent.
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>> Allie: I was feeling so
empty...and lonely.
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And I just...I felt compelled,
without really even thinking it
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through, to just get on a flight
and come see you.
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[ Sobbing ]
>> Lauren: You know, comparing
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my job to yours is disingenuous.
I could probably work remotely,
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and Victor would never tolerate
that from you.
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You chose to retire from the
DA's office, and then you chose
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to work for Victor, which landed
you in a prison cell in
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South America.
>> Michael: Ashland Locke landed
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me in a prison in South America.
>> Lauren: Yes, but Victor is
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the one that got you into
Ashland's crosshairs to begin
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with.
Look, I really don't want to
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argue about this, but I do want
to ask you a question.
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What kind of hold does Victor
have on you where you
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consistently defend him, no
matter what?
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>> Michael: I feel no need to
defend my position.
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I helped Victor expose a
treacherous snake.
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Who knows what Locke was
planning to do to Victoria if he
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had gotten his hands on that
company?
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I helped put a stop to that.
>> Lauren: You're right, and
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that is a good thing.
But that is not the point.
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>> Michael: The point is that we
could take a cruise around the
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world, visit every place we've
ever dreamed of.
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We could move to Saint-Tropez.
But I doubt highly you'd be able
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to run Fenmore's from there.
Not the way you're used to or
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would want to.
The only way we could truly live
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a stress-free life is if you
were as free as you're asking me
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to be.
Could you actually step back
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enough to let the -- the -- the
well-oiled machine that is
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Fenmore's be run by someone
else?
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[ Chuckles ]
You just gave me your answer.
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It's a big, fat no.
>> Lauren: [ Sighs ]
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>> Michael: I'm not upset at you
for not wanting to retire.
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On the contrary, I love how
passionate you are about your
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work.
Your drive is one of the sexiest
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things about you.
I just wish there was a way
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that --
>> Lauren: I could love your
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working relationship with
Victor?
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>> Michael: [ Chuckles ]
>> Lauren: Even though it
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literally went south?
>> Michael: That's the nature of
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the beast, the fun in the game.
The proof in the pudding.
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>> Lauren: Oh, my God, the
clichés.
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Okay, point taken.
>> Michael: I'm gonna make you a
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promise.
We're gonna hit every exotic
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destination on our wish list,
and if you want to end up in the
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south of France, that's where
we'll finish.
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But not quite yet, because we're
still in our prime, baby.
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>> Lauren: Are we?
>> Michael: You don't agree?
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>> Lauren: Oh, I do.
>> Michael: [ Chuckles ]
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So I suggest that we continue to
thrive in our respective
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careers.
And...live our lives to the
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fullest.
And then, when it's time for us
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to walk off into the sunset,
we'll know it.
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And we'll go hand-in-hand.
What an adventure that will be.
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>> Lauren: [ Chuckles ]
Okay.
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Good point.
But there is the difference
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between our careers.
Running a successful chain of
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department stores isn't
dangerous.
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It's relatively safe.
No one is gonna put me behind
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bars because I declare pink the
color of the season.
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>> Michael: Oh, so bright.
>> Lauren: But it was muted.
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>> Michael: Alright.
True.
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[ Sighs ]
But like I said, I am convinced
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that things with Victor are
going to settle down.
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>> Lauren: Mm.
I find that very hard to
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believe.
>> Michael: Time will tell.
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And if it becomes an issue,
we will revisit this, okay?
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>> Lauren: Okay.
>> Michael: Good.
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>> Lauren: I am gonna go back to
work.
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>> Michael: Aww.
>> Lauren: But I would like you
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to compare and contrast
something for me -- our
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wonderful trip in the south of
France to the delightful time
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you spent behind bars in Peru.
I love you.
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>> Mariah: Are Abby and Chance
coming?
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>> Tessa: Chance had to go back
to work, and Abby went to take
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care of Dominic.
>> Noah: Dad.
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>> Nick: Thanks.
>> Noah: Mom?
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>> Sharon: Thank you.
>> Faith: Chelsea?
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>> Chelsea: Oh, no, thank you.
I -- I don't think I could eat
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or drink anything right now.
>> Sharon: Well, I would just
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like to thank everybody for
coming today.
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Tessa, the song you sang at the
church was really beautiful.
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And, Noah, that photo montage,
that was really moving.
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Chance just gave such a lovely
eulogy.
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I'll always remember it.
The memorial was really special
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and cathartic.
The kind of farewell that Rey
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would be proud of.
>> Diane: What else can I do to
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prove myself to you?
Because I -- I am willing to do
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whatever it takes.
You can line up the Abbotts
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again.
I'll take their grilling.
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You can bring on the Newmans,
and I'll do my best to answer
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their questions and absorb their
anger.
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I -- I want to do whatever is
necessary to show you that I'm
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worthy of another chance.
>> Kyle: Then what?
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>> Diane: What do you mean?
>> Kyle: I'm just not sure
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there's one thing you can do to
make everything okay.
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>> Diane: I thought we could
just open the door as a starting
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point, and then -- and then take
it from there.
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>> Kyle: That's the thing, it's
a very dangerous door for me to
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open, because once I do, it's
very hard for me to close.
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I have to be sure it's the right
thing for me to do.
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It's something I have to decide
with my gut.
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>> Diane: Are you saying you
need more time or are you saying
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you can't risk letting me into
your life again?
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>> Kyle: There's still a chance.
I haven't given up on you, but I
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have to understand if that's
because I'm still hurting from
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all the years of missing you,
of living without you.
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Look, I need to know if it's
just a void I'm trying to fill
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that your death created.
I also have to think about how
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this choice affects Summer and
Harrison.
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>> Diane: Harrison, my grandson.
>> Kyle: That little boy has
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already been through so much
upheaval in his life.
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I refuse to put him through any
more.
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>> Diane: I'm really proud of
the father you've become.
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>> Kyle: I will always put my
son first.
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>> Diane: Yeah, I -- I tried to
do the same, but in the end,
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I -- I fell short.
Well, I guess if you're leaving
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Genoa City for now, I -- I
should probably head back to
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Los Angeles.
>> Kyle: That's up to you.
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Whether you want to go back to
your new life or maybe mend
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other fences here.
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>> "The Young and the Restless"
will continue.
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>> Nick: You know, Rey was
determined to turn me into a
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soccer fan.
He thought that if I just kept
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watching games, that eventually
I'd get into it.
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>> Noah: Did you?
>> Nick: No way, man.
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[ Laughter ]
I'm an American football guy.
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We'd get into these little
arguments about whose sport was
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more boring than the other.
We just liked hanging out, you
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know, so we watched a lot of
games.
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He'd get pretty annoyed, though,
when I just kept yelling "Goal!"
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>> Faith: Because it's annoying.
>> Nick: It was funny.
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>> Mariah: I'm pretty sure it
wasn't.
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>> Noah: He was always so easy
to be around.
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Low-key, cool.
He never really treated me like
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I was his wife's son.
It was more like a -- more like
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a buddy.
Actually, I remember this one
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time, I had a date that had went
well, and the next morning I
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walked into the coffee and I had
mis-buttoned my shirt.
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And Rey's just sitting there
with a big old smirk on his
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face, and luckily he pointed it
out before anyone noticed --
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Mom, in particular.
>> Sharon: Wait, wait a minute.
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Who was this?
Did I meet her?
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>> Mariah: No.
>> Noah: Uh, no, probably not.
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>> Mariah: There's no way.
[ Laughter ]
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>> Faith: I hope Rey understood
just how much of a part of the
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family he was.
>> Sharon: Everyone's shared
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memories of him today prove
that.
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Chelsea, did you want to share
anything?
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>> Chelsea: Uh...well, he was --
he was just really wonderful
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with Connor.
As you know, and, um...
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I really appreciated that.
Uh...
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Sorry, I don't...
>> Tessa: I still can't believe
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how much work he was doing
behind the scenes to help my
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sister.
And now I'm never gonna be able
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to thank him for that.
>> Mariah: It makes me wonder
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how many people he helped that
we'll never know about.
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>> Sharon: I actually have
received a lot of e-mails and
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notes from people that Rey has
helped in the past.
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Some were things that he had
mentioned to me, but, you know,
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he downplayed.
And then there were other
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stories that I -- I had never
heard, because Rey wasn't a
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grand-stander.
He -- He wasn't in it for the
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thanks.
He was a real hero.
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>> Allie: Thanks.
>> Jack: I am so sorry that
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happened with your mother.
Relationships between parents
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and their child are powerful and
sometimes painful.
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>> Allie: Yeah.
I am only now starting to feel
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the full weight of the pain.
>> Jack: I'm sure there's a lot
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more to this story between you
and your mother.
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I'm not going to pressure you to
share anything more than you're
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comfortable with.
Right now, I -- I just want to
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say how -- how happy, how proud,
how grateful I am that you came
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to me.
I want you to think of this
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house as your home.
And I promise, you are always
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welcome here.
>> Allie: Thank you, Jack.
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>> Diane: Is there someone
specific you'd like me to make
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amends to?
Because there's plenty to choose
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from.
Unfortunately, I left a long
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list of people I'd wronged.
>> Kyle: I wasn't thinking of
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anyone in particular.
It's not for me to say, and I
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hope you didn't take what I said
the wrong way.
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I'm not throwing out that
there's some requirement to my
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forgiveness.
>> Diane: Okay.
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I'll take it as it was intended.
>> Kyle: Well, I guess I'll be
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in touch in a few days.
>> Diane: Please, I'm looking
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forward to that.
>> Kyle: Bye.
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>> Diane: Kyle, um...before you
go, would it be possible for me
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to give you a hug?
Or -- Or if that's too much to
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ask, I understand.
[ Sighs ]
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>> Noah: Mom, I'll take you to
the airport, unless, of course,
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you want me to travel with you.
I'm sure Dad'll give me the time
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off work.
>> Sharon: No, you -- you
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shouldn't do that, but thank
you.
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Your work's important.
>> Chelsea: Where are you going?
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>> Sharon: I am taking Rey to
Miami so he can be buried there
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and be close to his family.
That's what his mother wanted.
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>> Mariah: Mom, why don't I go
with you?
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>> Sharon: You should stay here
with Tessa and focus on the
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wedding.
>> Tessa: No, no, I can take
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care of everything while you two
are gone.
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>> Sharon: You know, I'm really
not going to be gone very long.
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I want to get back here so that
I can help you two with the
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preparations.
>> Nick: Well, I told you
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before, I'd go with you if you
want.
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>> Sharon: It's really not
necessary.
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And besides, you might have to
deal with Diane.
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Please, everyone, know that I
appreciate your offers to
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accompany me, but this is gonna
be the last trip that I ever
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take with Rey.
The long goodbye.
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So I -- I'd just prefer that it
was just the two of us.
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I hope you understand.
>> Mariah: We do.
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>> Faith: Whatever you want,
Mom.
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>> Sharon: Well, the service
made me kind of tired, so I
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think I'm gonna lay down for a
little while.
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But I just want to thank all of
you again for your support.
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I want you to know how much I
love you all.
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>> Mariah: Right back at you.
>> Nick: I'm glad we did this,
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Sharon.
>> Sharon: Me too.
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This was just what I needed.
>> Kyle: I guess I missed the
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This was just what I needed.
>> Kyle: I guess I missed the
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rest of your welcome reception.
>> Allie: Oh, that's okay.
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I showed up here without any
warning, and I definitely wasn't
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expecting to meet all the
Abbotts anyway.
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By the way, Kyle, I just want
you to know that I had no idea
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that Taylor -- Diane -- was your
mom.
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Seriously, I thought it was a
random person buying a house.
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>> Kyle: I know.
>> Jack: We all know that it's
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Diane's machinations that set
this whole thing in motion.
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Why don't we leave her behind
for the night?
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Allie and I were about to head
to Society for some dinner.
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Care to join us?
>> Kyle: I appreciate the offer,
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but I don't think that's gonna
be possible.
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>> Michael: Drew.
No.
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>> Diane: Yes, it's me.
>> Michael: But --
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>> Diane: I'm back.
>> Michael: How?
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>> Diane: [ Chuckles ]
The same way so many people come
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back to Genoa City.
>> Michael: [ Sighs ]
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You were dead.
>> Diane: And now I'm not.
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It's a blessing and a curse.
I've come back a changed woman,
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but no one will believe me.
>> Michael: Did you actually
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think anyone would?
>> Diane: Well, I knew they'd be
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angry, but I guess since I've
been living with the new me for
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a while, I thought other people
might accept her, too.
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>> Michael: Because people here
are super forgiving.
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>> Diane: Hmm.
So go ahead, give me your worst.
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I can take it.
In fact, you're late to the
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party because I'm kind of used
to it.
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I have already been put through
the emotional wringer.
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I've spent days explaining
myself to people who don't
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believe a word out of my mouth,
and I am mentally and physically
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exhausted.
So bring it on.
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Just get it out of your system.
Call me evil incarnate or a
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crazy bitch, anything else you
can think of.
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>> Michael: Are you sure?
Because I have a pretty good
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imagination.
>> Diane: [ Chuckles ] So do I.
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Which is probably why I thought
it was possible to come back
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here for a fresh start, which
I'm realizing is increasingly
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unlikely, so come on, Michael.
Can we just get to the part
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where you hurl one last searing
insult at me and storm off?
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And then I can finish my drink
in peace.
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00:30:34,766 --> 00:30:42,340
>> Michael: Well, actually...
it's pretty good to see you.
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00:30:57,622 --> 00:30:58,856
>> Tessa: Well, it was nice
spending time with everyone
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today.
>> Mariah: Yeah.
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00:31:00,658 --> 00:31:04,495
I think my mom knew that we
would all want to be together,
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and I know the service took a
lot out of her, but...I think
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she's gonna be okay.
I'm a little less worried about
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her now.
>> Tessa: Yeah, she seems to be
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holding it together.
>> Mariah: And it makes me feel
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less guilty about going ahead
with the wedding planning.
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>> Tessa: I mean, she seems
really excited about helping us
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plan it, and it gives her
something to focus on.
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00:31:27,552 --> 00:31:30,521
>> Mariah: Yeah.
I've been excited about planning
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it, too.
>> Tessa: Who would've thought?
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[ Chuckles ]
>> Mariah: It's nice to have
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something to look forward to,
you know?
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>> Tessa: I can't wait to be
your wife.
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>> Mariah: I can't wait to be
yours.
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00:31:58,783 --> 00:32:05,890
>> Chelsea: You were so good to
my son, Rey.
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But that's not all I wanted to
say.
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00:32:10,194 --> 00:32:20,872
You were good to me, too.
So kind, so generous.
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I really cared about you, more
than you probably knew.
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What we shared was genuine.
It was a bond, it was a feeling.
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00:32:32,116 --> 00:32:36,721
It was a feeling.
[ Sighs ]
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And it was stronger than
friendship.
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00:32:41,726 --> 00:32:46,364
I feel guilty saying that, but
it's true.
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Who knows if it would've
developed into anything more.
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00:32:51,336 --> 00:32:54,672
I would've felt bad about that,
too, because Sharon -- Sharon is
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a good woman.
She loved you.
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00:32:56,908 --> 00:33:00,645
She truly loved you.
And I've already put her through
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a lot of pain.
[ Exhales sharply ]
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None of that matters anymore.
None of it matters because
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you're gone.
And I can't help it -- I feel
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angry and I feel sad over what I
lost.
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A potential future with a man I
could've loved.
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00:33:28,873 --> 00:33:34,479
Once again, my happiness just
ripped away.
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[ Sniffles ]
When is it gonna end?
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When do I get to win?
>> Kyle: Allie, I would love to
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When do I get to win?
>> Kyle: Allie, I would love to
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get to know you better, but it's
going to have to be a different
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00:34:23,761 --> 00:34:25,696
time.
Right now, I need to get
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00:34:25,763 --> 00:34:29,067
Harrison ready and start
packing, because we're gonna fly
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00:34:29,133 --> 00:34:31,702
back to Milan tonight.
>> Jack: Wait, did something
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00:34:31,769 --> 00:34:33,871
happen with Diane after I left
the hotel?
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00:34:33,938 --> 00:34:37,008
>> Kyle: No, we had a pleasant,
civil conversation.
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00:34:37,074 --> 00:34:40,645
I didn't make any big decisions.
I just need to get home, see
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Summer, talk things out with
her.
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00:34:43,347 --> 00:34:45,683
And I'm going to take your
advice not to rush things.
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00:34:45,750 --> 00:34:48,119
>> Jack: Good.
I hate to think of you and
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00:34:48,186 --> 00:34:50,788
Harrison leaving so soon.
It feels like you just got here.
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00:34:50,855 --> 00:34:53,991
>> Kyle: I promise we'll make a
visit to see Grandpa Jack soon.
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00:34:54,058 --> 00:34:56,260
>> Jack: Well, hopefully next
time under less dramatic
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00:34:56,327 --> 00:35:00,031
circumstances.
>> Kyle: I can commit to a
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00:35:00,097 --> 00:35:04,836
future visit, but when it comes
to the drama, I can't make any
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promises.
>> Diane: You're glad to see me?
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00:35:08,339 --> 00:35:11,876
Is this some sort of
Michael Baldwin misdirect?
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00:35:11,943 --> 00:35:16,314
You're happy because you want to
see me finally suffer for my
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00:35:16,380 --> 00:35:21,986
crimes or because Genoa City
needs a new punching bag?
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00:35:22,053 --> 00:35:24,455
>> Michael: At least you have
two kidneys.
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00:35:24,522 --> 00:35:28,559
>> Diane: [ Chuckles ]
>> Michael: [ Sighs ]
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00:35:28,626 --> 00:35:35,399
I am genuinely glad that you are
not dead.
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00:35:35,466 --> 00:35:39,237
>> Diane: I don't know whether
or not to believe you.
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00:35:39,303 --> 00:35:42,907
>> Michael: Shouldn't the new,
improved, not-dead Diane just be
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a smidge more trusting?
>> Diane: You're right.
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I'm going to take a win where I
can get one.
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Cheers.
♪♪
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