>> Jack: Just to be very clear, I want this to happen, too, very
much. >> Phyllis: Okay.
>> Jack: But I also think we should take it day-to-day and
try to just stay in sync. >> Phyllis: Well, if you have
any doubt about my feelings, maybe we should talk about that.
You know, maybe we should, you know, get in sync right now, if
you have the time. >> Jack: Oh, I could make the
time. >> Phyllis: Okay.
[ Cellphone chimes ] [ Sighs ]
>> Jack: It's Kyle. Hold on. >> Phyllis: Oh.
>> Jack: He wants to meet. >> Phyllis: Oh.
Alright, well, another time. >> Jack: Count on it.
>> Phyllis: Alright. Does Kyle want to talk about
business or Diane? >> Jack: Not sure.
>> Phyllis: Mm. Well, I hope he comes to his
senses real soon. I'm not sure if that's gonna
happen now that Diane has made it clear that her staying in
town is a really great idea. >> Jack: It's gonna be between
the two of them. >> Phyllis: Okay, well, I'm
worried about him. I'm worried, you know, if he
goes down this path with Diane, he's going to get hurt.
I don't want to see him hurt. Do you want to see him hurt?
>> Jack: No. >> Phyllis: I know you want to
protect him. >> Jack: Of course I do.
>> Phyllis: Good. >> Jack: And I've made my
feelings very clear to him. But I don't think it would be
helpful for me to try to influence him one way or the
other. So I'm not going to.
>> Phyllis: Well, I know you're not going to.
But someone has to. >> Summer: Oh. Hey.
I am so glad that I ran into you.
I told Chelsea, but I haven't gotten a chance to tell you how
amazing Mariah and Tessa's wedding dresses were.
>> Chloe: Thank you. Though Chelsea should get most
of the credit. But, you know, I do consider
myself, you know, a genius whisperer.
>> Summer: [ Chuckles ] It's an important skill to have
when you work in fashion. >> Chloe: I know, right?
I mean, but they really need people like you and me to keep
their, you know, creative juices flowing.
>> Summer: It's my top priority as creative director at
Marchetti. Artists can be a handful.
>> Chloe: Yeah, I know what you're saying.
But, you know, it's kind of worth it.
Well, most of the time. >> Chelsea: Is everything okay
with you and Chelsea? >> Chloe: Mm, yes, could not be
better. In fact, I've really got to get
going. I'm late for a meeting with her.
>> Summer: It was great to talk to you.
>> Chloe: You too. Talk soon. >> Adam: Well, one of the worst
things about Victoria returning to work and Nikki being
installed as co-CEO is that the streaming deal that I pitched to
Dad has completely gone by the wayside.
He and Nikki are too focused on propping up their little girl
that they have let business suffer.
It's a huge missed opportunity. >> Sally: Well, maybe there's a
way that Newman Media can salvage at least part of the
project. >> Adam: Well, what did you have
in mind? >> Sally: Well, instead of
creating a giant streamer, like we planned, to compete with the
big guys, we execute a more surgical strike.
We launch a niche platform targeted towards a very
particular demographic, and we do that specific content better
than the big guys and we build an audience that way.
>> Adam: That could be interesting.
I like that you're always thinking.
>> Sally: You keep up okay. I know that you're frustrated
that our plan to reunite Victoria and Ashland has been
put on hold while Victoria's off on her little spa holiday with
Nikki, but it is just temporary. >> Chelsea: I can't believe
you're not here and you're not answering your phone.
Chloe, I waited outside for 20 minutes.
This meeting was on the schedule, and what's worse is I
got a call this morning that the fabric delivery is gonna be
late. So we need to figure out what to
do. Okay? Call me.
>> Adam: Is everything alright? ♪♪
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>> Diane: Aww, it is so fun
watching Harrison play in the backyard.
And he's really good with other kids.
>> Kyle: Yeah, he's a social little guy.
He's been great at making friends in Italy, but I can tell
he misses some of his buddies from when we used to live here.
Which is why I invited Max and his mom over for a playdate.
>> Diane: Well, Max is pretty cute, too.
>> Kyle: And his mom is great. She'll keep them entertained in
the back for a while. It's nice to have someone around
you can trust with your kid. >> Diane: Yeah, trust -- trust
is important, for sure. >> Kyle: Hey, thanks for not
pushing things with Harrison. I know we haven't talked about
it directly -- what you will be to him -- but to be honest, I'm
not sure. >> Diane: It's okay.
We have time to figure it out. All Harrison needs to know right
now is that I want to spend more time with him and his father.
And we'll just take it from there.
>> Kyle: Sounds good. >> Diane: Yeah.
>> Kyle: Thanks. >> Diane: I will take my cues
from you and go whatever pace you're comfortable with.
>> Jack: Hello, everyone. I suppose I shouldn't be
surprised to find you here. >> Diane: Well, in case you're
wondering, I didn't barge in, I was invited.
>> Kyle: That's true. There's something I want to talk
to you about. My mother will be staying in
town for a little while longer. >> Diane: I'm guessing he's
already heard that news. >> Phyllis: Oh, I love this.
I love that I can just call you and meet for coffee.
>> Summer: It's so nice, isn't it?
>> Phyllis: It is. You know what's so funny?
Jack got a text from Kyle to meet him at the house.
>> Summer: Ah, I see. >> Phyllis: You see what?
>> Summer: That's the real reason you wanted to meet.
>> Phyllis: I have no idea what you mean.
>> Summer: Kyle told me that you overheard his conversation with
Diane, so you know that she's staying in town.
He said that you looked pretty upset about it.
>> Phyllis: Did he? Oh.
Yeah, well, I mean, that whole thing was surprising.
>> Summer: And? >> Phyllis: And what? Nothing.
>> Summer: I know that that's not everything you want to say,
so just go ahead and get it out. >> Phyllis: Okay, I'll get it
out. I'm impressed with you, that
you're just sitting back and allowing Kyle to go through all
the pain and suffering of realizing that his mother is the
worst human being on the planet. It's very patient and mature of
you. >> Summer: That's it?
>> Phyllis: Yeah, yeah. And, you know, it's so funny
'cause Jack is taking the same stance.
He doesn't want to influence Kyle.
He wants him, you know, to realize for himself that his
mother will only cause him a bunch of pain and -- and, you
know, he just wants to stand back and do nothing.
>> Summer: So what -- what's your point?
>> Phyllis: My point is do something.
Do something about it, Summer. Really.
Can you please convince your husband to put his wife and his
family first and get this woman out of town?
>> Chelsea: Everything's great. I just seem to have terrible
timing today. >> Adam: Well, I hope it all
gets straightened out. We just wanted to make sure you
were alright. >> Chelsea: Although I'm sure
some people would love for something to be wrong with me.
>> Sally: You know what? I am getting sick and tired of
the baseless accusations that you continually sling my way.
>> Chelsea: Oh, well, you expect me to believe that you
actually care about my wellbeing?
>> Adam: Nobody's wishing harm on you, Chelsea.
Not Sally, not me. >> Chelsea: Well, she's not
gonna say it out loud. Sally's too smart for that,
especially in front of the man who handed her a corporate desk
job where she can stand in judgment over all the people
doing the hard work, actually creating something day
in, day out. >> Sally: Excuse me, my role is
very creative. >> Adam: Sally, Sally.
Where is this coming from? >> Chloe: Hey, guys.
Sorry, I just -- you know, phone died.
My fault. >> Jack: Yes, Phyllis did fill
me in on the conversation she overheard.
>> Diane: [ Sighs ] Of course she did.
>> Kyle: Yeah, my mother and I talked about it, and I asked her
to stay for a while, so I offered to put her up at another
hotel. >> Jack: When I got your text, I
assumed we would be talking about your relationship with
your mother and how it might look moving forward.
>> Diane: Meaning you'd like me to leave so you can say how you
really feel? >> Jack: You can trust me.
I have been very careful in my conversations with Kyle about
you. Careful not to influence him in
any way, and I would appreciate the same courtesy from you.
>> Diane: I believe you, but Phyllis, on the other hand, has
made her motives crystal clear. She kicked me out of
The Grand Phoenix, hoping I'd leave town.
I assume that's what you were hoping, too.
>> Jack: Phyllis acted completely on her own.
>> Diane: I -- I apologize. I -- I just figured you were in
on it. >> Jack: Well, if this is the
way you want to move forward, fine.
I would just counsel you one thing -- be careful.
There's no turning back from this.
>> Summer: Grandpa already gave me the exact same speech about
how to handle Diane. But that's just not the way that
Kyle and I work. I mean, I don't know what you
guys expect me to do. Issue him an ultimatum?
'Cause that's not gonna happen. >> Phyllis: No, I'm not saying
that. He respects you.
Kyle listens to you. You say hanging around with
Diane is a mistake, and he will listen.
>> Summer: I don't trust Diane either, but I'm not entirely
certain that him getting to know her again, the person that she
is now, is such a bad idea. I mean, I know firsthand how
important it is to have your mother in your life.
When you were in the hospital for all of those years and I
wasn't sure if you were gonna regain consciousness, I felt so
lost. >> Phyllis: Okay, okay.
That wasn't my fault. I would've never decided to be
separated from you, Summer. No good mother, no decent human
being in the world would choose to be separated from their son
and make their son believe that they are dead.
>> Summer: All I am saying is that some old wounds can be
healed. I mean, take Dina and Jack, for
example. After they reunited after all of
that time, and that time that he had with her ended up being so
precious to him. >> Phyllis: Listen to your
defense of Diane. This is amazing.
And every scenario you're coming up with to defend Diane is about
somebody else. What she did was inexcusable.
>> Summer: But you supported Jack in reconnecting with Dina,
did you not? >> Phyllis: Yes, that's
completely different, Summer. >> Summer: How is it different?
>> Phyllis: I'll explain to you. Dina was at the end of her days.
She couldn't have hurt Jack any more than she already had.
Diane, on the other hand, is in the prime of her miserable life.
Come on. Kyle is so emotional about this.
He's fixated on what could've been and what -- what maybe she
could be and what he wants her to be.
It's blinding him to see who she really is.
>> Summer: Okay, let's just say you are 100% right about Diane.
What's the worst that she could do?
I mean, Kyle is an adult. It's not like she can move him
away from the Abbotts. >> Phyllis: Okay, she would not
remove him physically. She would do it emotionally.
>> Summer: How would she do that?
>> Phyllis: Here's one -- Ashley.
By the way, Ashley is the only person in the Abbott clan who's
not going along with this, you know, neutral, phony stance.
Thank God. But Ashley, she says something
bad about Diane, Kyle sides with Diane, there it is.
There's a rift in the family. >> Summer: That's all you've
got. One hypothetical scenario.
>> Phyllis: Okay, Summer, let me tell you something.
Your husband will be dragged into defending this woman time
and time again. That will separate him from this
entire town. There is a reason why no one
wants her here. There is a reason why everyone
hates Diane. >> Summer: [ Sighs ]
I'm starting to think that this is not so much about your
concern for Kyle, and it's more about you and your hatred for
Diane.
>> Diane: One thing you and everyone else may be overlooking
is that all this opposition might backfire.
Instead of driving a wedge between Kyle and me, we could
end up feeling ganged up on. >> Jack: Is that your way of
telling us when you feel your back is against the wall, that
you tend to lash out? >> Diane: No, Jack, it's just a
suggestion that you ease up. As for the substance of your
concerns, that I'm not being truthful, you are thoroughly
mistaken. I have been nothing but open and
honest with Kyle, as I feel he's been with me.
And that's the only way we're going to have a meaningful
relationship, which is the sole reason I'm staying.
>> Kyle: Yeah, maybe you'd like to settle in at the Club.
Your bags are there, and your tab is set up.
>> Diane: You know what? That sounds wonderful.
In fact, I think I'd like to spend a little time in the gym
on the bike. [ Chuckles ]
Thank you for letting me visit with Harrison.
I'll -- I'll see you soon. Oh, I just had a thought.
Maybe Harrison can call me "Dee-Dee"?
It's easy to say, and it doesn't have to mean anything
significant. >> Kyle: I like it. A lot.
>> Diane: [ Chuckles ] Okay. >> Phyllis: I'll own that, sure.
I hate Diane. I hate her.
Nobody's here, okay? Don't worry.
But by the way, virtually everyone else in town hates her,
too. >> Summer: That's not exactly
true. Kyle doesn't hate Diane, and he
is the one that matters here. >> Phyllis: Okay.
Your husband is really smart. I believe that.
And I believe that he is still trying to deal with all his
feelings of, you know, his mother coming back from the dead
and all the feelings he had losing her when he was a little
boy. I believe that.
And he has a million "What ifs" going on in -- in his head.
>> Summer: Yeah, and my hope is that more time with her is gonna
answer all of his questions. >> Phyllis: I know Diane.
And I know she's been plotting and planning this for a really,
really long time. She is capitalizing on his
emotions. She is manipulating him.
Please do not underestimate what she will do to your husband.
Please, please do not underestimate what she will do
to your marriage. >> Summer: Diane is not going to
affect my marriage. Make no mistake about that.
I will make sure of it. But [Sighs] for Kyle's sake,
I have to stand back and let this play out.
>> Phyllis: I don't think you're doing the right thing.
>> Summer: Mom, this is my husband.
You're not gonna change my position on this, okay?
>> Phyllis: Okay. I have nothing more to say.
>> Summer: [ Sighs ] Okay.
We're not through. I have something important that
I want to discuss with you. >> Chloe: Um, yeah, Kevin and I
got our signals crossed about picking up Miles for a playdate,
and then my phone died. And I'm sorry, I really didn't
mean to leave you hanging. >> Chelsea: Yeah, well, luckily,
these two wasted a little bit of my time while I was waiting.
>> Sally: Some might say you wasted ours.
>> Chloe: Okay, well, we have a lot of work to get to, so let's
get right to it. >> Adam: She is so on edge.
>> Sally: You think? Geez.
I know I probably shouldn't have gotten into it with her, but I
just cannot let anyone talk to me like that.
>> Adam: No, I -- I know. >> Sally: I wonder if they're
having trouble with the new fashion line or something.
>> Adam: Well, I actually hope that it's work-related.
'Cause her mood and her reaction to you, whatever else is going
on, I've seen this before. It's a sign of something that I
worry that is much deeper than just a bad day at the office.
>> Chelsea: Our fabric delivery is gonna be two weeks late.
>> Chloe: That shouldn't affect our delivery date because I
built in some wiggle room into the schedule to account for
things just like this. >> Chelsea: I'm sick of
suffering the consequences for other people's mistakes.
>> Chloe: Okay, so how about I just give them a call and see if
I can negotiate a discount? >> Chelsea: That's not the
point. >> Chloe: Um, are you okay?
Because if you can't handle this, I can handle the details
if you don't have the bandwidth. >> Chelsea: No, I'm fine.
I just -- If I seem on edge, I just -- I haven't been sleeping
well. [ Sighs ]
Every time I try to go to bed, my mind just spins and I can't
seem to make it stop. >> Chloe: And that's totally
normal. And as the fashion line gets
closer to becoming a reality, I'm sure all of the ideas are
going to start flowing faster. Look, you are the creative
genius half of our partnership, so let me deal with the details
and you focus on what you do best.
>> Chelsea: There's just been a lot going on.
I mean, we thought we had a stable home for the line until
Victoria decided to drop us for no reason.
>> Chloe: Yeah, but I -- I think that we found a new home and I
think that that situation with Lauren is so much better.
>> Chelsea: Do you know I heard Victoria is on some European spa
vacation? A man is dead because of her,
yet she needs champagne and macaroons?
It makes me sick. >> Jack: Diane is still Diane,
Kyle. What she just did is a perfect
example. She framed the whole thing as
the two of you against the world, thereby minimizing the
justifiable concerns of people she's hurt, people who are
understandably wary, have about her.
Look, I promised you I would support you in whatever decision
you made about your mother, but I can't turn a blind eye to what
she's doing. Insinuating herself in your
life, taking liberties that -- >> Kyle: I agree.
But she is still my mom. And we were a team for most of
my childhood, until we weren't. Look, I believe her when she
says she was broken back then. She was desperate and she did
some things she's ashamed of but fully intends to do better.
>> Jack: Kyle, I thought this was going to be a trial period,
where you spend some time with her, get to know her better
before you let her all the way into your life.
It sounds like you've already done that.
It's already happened. >> Kyle: I just wish you and the
rest of the family would take a deep breath and keep an open
mind. If I have seen enough to be
willing to give her this opening, why can't you?
Look, obviously, I can't force you to, but I'm hoping you will
at least try. For my sake.
>> Jack: I will do my very best. >> Kyle: Thank you.
>> Jack: The good thing in all of this is it sounds like you're
gonna be sticking around for a while.
>> Kyle: That's what I want to talk to you about.
Summer and I are thinking about moving back to Genoa City with
Harrison. >> Jack: Really?
That would be -- Wait, wait, what about Summer's
career? What a--
Would she have to leave Marchetti?
>> Kyle: There may be a way to do it without Summer having to
give up anything. >> Summer: Marchetti is in
trouble. >> Phyllis: How?
>> Summer: Angelina is burning out.
She assembled an entire team of junior designers so that nobody
could challenge her, and I just found out that the company is
dangerously overextended financially.
>> Phyllis: I can't believe that they're not doing well.
>> Summer: Yeah, it was a huge shock to me, as well.
But then I realized... >> Kyle: This is an opportunity.
A fashion house with the kind of cachet and brand recognition
Marchetti brings to the table. The place needs new leadership
and a solid financial plan for the future, but...Jabot can give
that to them. >> Jack: Wait, you want Jabot to
buy Marchetti?
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Kyle: I have done the preliminary analysis, crunched
the numbers. Marchetti does have a lot of
debt, but a substantial amount of liquidity, which would
provide us a significant boost in tax benefits.
Look, you and I both know a deal like this hinges on more than
just the financials, but the intangibles, and we have someone
who knows every facet of the company, who's passionate about
keeping the vision alive while looking to the future.
Summer's ready to take this on. >> Jack: You know I would love
to have your family back here. I have missed the three of you
like crazy, and I would love to work side-by-side with you
again. But from a business standpoint,
this gets complicated pretty fast.
We made a conscious decision not long ago to step away from
fashion and focus on our core business -- cosmetics, the thing
we built our company on. This would be a complete
about-face. >> Kyle: I get that.
But this reminds me of something that you taught me --
always be prepared when a big opportunity presents itself.
>> Jack: Believe me, I'm intrigued.
I do have to ask one thing. How much does Diane's return
factor into this decision? >> Kyle: Honestly, not at all.
>> Phyllis: That's an amazing idea.
>> Summer: If we were to bring Marchetti into Jabot's fold, we
would need an injection of creative talent, but Jabot could
provide the capital needed to get it out from this financial
mess. >> Phyllis: Summer, this is
incredible for you. I mean, saving, essentially, the
company that you've loved for so long and building its future,
and then Kyle can -- he could do the deal for Jabot since he's
living in Milan. >> Summer: That's the best part.
If we do this, we want to bring Marchetti's operations to
Genoa City. >> Phyllis: Wait, does that --
what does that mean? >> Summer: It means that Kyle,
Harrison, and I would be moving back here full time.
>> Phyllis: Oh, my gosh. Really?
Wow! I mean, you know there's nothing
more that I would like than to have you by my side here all the
time. I-I-I have one issue.
>> Chloe: I don't think there's anything wrong with Victoria
taking a trip. Frankly, I would love to get
away. Between the stress of the new
line and the kids, I could really use a break.
You know, why don't I get Kevin on dad duty and you and I slip
away for a quick trip to New York?
>> Chelsea: Just stop. >> Chloe: What?
It would be so fun. Come on, we could use it as an
excuse for research for the new collection, and then we can get
plenty of spa time in. >> Chelsea: I don't think so.
>> Chloe: Why not? >> Chelsea: Because I don't want
a girls' trip. And I don't need you babysitting
me. >> Chloe: Okay, I think you
misunderstood me. I -- I wasn't talking about
babysitting you. >> Chelsea: No, I think you
were. I think you were patronizing me.
And now you're just flat-out lying to me, Chloe.
I'm not stupid. >> Chloe: [ Sighs ] Okay.
Um...[ Clears throat ] Excuse me.
[ Speaks indistinctly ] >> Adam: How long has she been
like this, Chloe? >> Chloe: [ Sighs ]
[ Knock on door ] >> Diane: [ Chuckles ]
What a nice surprise. Whenever I answer my door
lately, I'm braced for an onslaught.
I'm glad it's you. >> Jack: Not sure you're gonna
feel that way after you hear what I have to say.
>> Adam: Are you worried about Chelsea's mental state?
>> Chloe: What? I don't know what you're talking
about. >> Adam: What do you --
She just blew up at you and she stormed out of here.
>> Chloe: What are you talking about?
I -- Look, you have no context to whatever accusations you're
making. >> Adam: Okay.
You don't have to talk to me like I'm the enemy, okay?
I've lived through this with her, and I know what the signs
are. I share a son with her.
I am concerned, and I'm asking for Connor's sake, because this
could affect our son. I just want to make sure that my
son is okay. >> Chloe: Chelsea is a great
mom. No matter what else is going on,
you do not have to worry about Connor.
>> Adam: Okay, so something is wrong.
>> Chloe: [ Sighs ] I think that Rey's death has
really affected her. And she has invested more time
into their friendship than she would like to admit.
And then he was suddenly ripped out of her life.
>> Adam: Well, I know how much she and Connor were affected by
that, but my son seems to be coming to terms with that, so I
didn't realize that Chelsea was still struggling or how much Rey
meant to her. >> Chloe: I think that his
forgiveness gave her the courage to come back to town, face
everyone, and move forward. >> Adam: So is losing him going
to set her back? >> Chloe: She's rattled.
There is nothing for you to worry about.
I think she's just a little angry at the world right now.
>> Chelsea: [ Sighs ] [ Exhales sharply ]
Ugh! >> Kyle: Chelsea.
Are you okay? >> Chelsea: Hey.
Yeah, yeah, I'm fine. I'm just --
[ Sighs ] I'm just dealing with some
issues at work. You know how it is.
>> Kyle: I do. Are you sure nothing's wrong?
>> Chelsea: [ Sighs ] You know, everyone keeps asking
me that today. [ Chuckles ]
Maybe Chloe was right. Maybe -- Maybe I do need a spa
day. >> Kyle: Or you could just tell
me what's really going on. >> Summer: Diane has nothing to
do with this, I promise you. Kyle enjoyed living in Milan,
but I was the driving force for us being there.
It was my dream opportunity, and he went along with it because he
is a loving and supportive partner, but I've come to
realize that there was a lot that I was missing living so far
away. Like getting to talk to you
whenever I needed. And not on video chat.
>> Phyllis: Yeah. That's a good answer.
I'm just really scared to wrap my head around all of this,
that's all. I missed you so much.
I missed you so much, Summer. I don't ever want to let you go,
okay? >> Summer: That's okay with me.
>> Phyllis: Okay. [ Chuckles ] >> Jack: I need to be clear with
you about something. I have decided to support Kyle's
decision to let you back into his life.
Hoping with everything in me that you are the changed woman
you claim to be. Because your absence left a void
in his life, one I want my son to fill with love and kindness
and nurturing commitment and connection that he has been
missing from the mother he thought he lost.
>> Diane: Thank you. >> Jack: If it turns out that
you are lying, if it turns out that you have some secret
ulterior motive, I swear, Diane, I will make you regret ever
coming back here. >> Diane: Jack...I give you my
solemn word that I will never hurt our son again.
And if I did, you would have every right to bring hell
raining down on me, and I'm -- I'm sure there are a lot of
people in this town who would be eager to join you.
>> Jack: I think we both know Phyllis would be at the top of
that list. >> Diane: [ Sighs ]
Yes, but that being said, I -- I can't keep tying myself up in
knots all the time, worrying about what people think.
My goal is to rebuild my relationship with Kyle and enjoy
the company of my grandson. And in the process, I hope
you'll see I am sincere and maybe even someone that you
could trust eventually. Jack, if you could accept that
Kyle and I might be good for each other, I think it would
ease your mind and it might even bring you some happiness.
Because I know all too well what it feels like to be lonely and
uncertain about your life. >> Jack: I don't know where that
came from. My life is in a good place,
professionally and personally. >> Diane: Then this is a case
where I'm glad I'm wrong. >> Jack: Well, I -- I said what
I came to say.
>> Sally: So did Chloe give you any more insight on what's going
on with Chelsea? >> Adam: Apparently, Chelsea had
grown more attached to Rey than anyone realized.
>> Sally: Huh. I -- I still find it remarkable
that he was able to forgive her for poisoning him, and then on
top of that, actually become her friend.
I think that says a lot about the kind of guy that Rey was,
and I guess it makes sense that losing him so suddenly and
tragically would hit her so hard.
>> Adam: Well, maybe that's all it is.
I hope so. Anyway, we have our own issues
to discuss. >> Sally: So we are back to
business? >> Adam: Mm-hmm, yes, there's
still a power vacuum that I haven't been able to take
advantage of, and my idea to distract Victor from running
Ashland out of town did not work out like I hoped.
Mm-hmm. >> Sally: Your mind is still on
Chelsea. >> Adam: Just I get the feeling
that whatever's going on with her is more than just grieving
a friend. >> Chelsea: Thank you for
checking on me. I appreciate it.
But really, I'm -- I'm fine. I just, um...
I overreacted about something at work, that's all.
My career is really important to me, and sometimes I take things
too personally when I should just let them go.
I suppose I should also learn not to stress-cry in public
places. >> Kyle: It happens to the best
of us. >> Chelsea: Oh, really?
You stress-cry? >> Kyle: I may have teared up
once or twice. >> Chelsea: I don't believe you.
>> Kyle: I always made it to someplace private first.
>> Chelsea: Well, good for you. >> Kyle: Mm.
>> Chelsea: Well, thank you for the kind words.
>> Kyle: Do you need anything? >> Chelsea: No, I'm good.
>> Kyle: Okay. Say it one more time like you
mean it, and then I'll go. >> Chelsea: [ Sighs ]
I'm better now, I swear. >> Kyle: Okay. I'm going.
>> Phyllis: Hey. >> Jack: Hey, there.
>> Phyllis: How was your meeting with Kyle?
>> Jack: It was okay. >> Phyllis: Oh.
>> Jack: Summer maybe fill you in already?
>> Phyllis: She did. You're talking about buying
Marchetti and bringing it to Genoa City, yeah.
She -- She told me. Oh, it's amazing.
>> Jack: What do you really think?
>> Phyllis: Well, I really think it's great.
I do. I mean, I'm over the moon with
the thought of my daughter being close to me again.
It's coincidental. >> Jack: You're not at all
worried, then, that Diane will see this as a reason to say.
>> Phyllis: Well, that won't happen.
That can't happen. >> Jack: Well, I hope not.
But I should tell you, when I got there to see my son, you'll
never guess who was there, visiting Harrison, acting like
she belonged there, like she was already part of the family.
She even had a nickname that Harrison could call her.
>> Phyllis: No. >> Jack: Dee-Dee.
>> Phyllis: [ Sighs ] Diane went away once.
She needs to go away again. >> Diane: [ Chuckles ]
Things are going better than I thought.
You're going to be spending lots of time with your Dee-Dee.
[ Chuckles ] >> Next week on
"The Young and the Restless"... >> Phyllis: Do you really think
that I would plan us getting off of the elevator when Diane
arrived at the hotel? >> Jack: I just don't get it.
Are you trying to impress her? You making your territory?
>> Ashland: I just hope you know how sorry I am about Rey.
>> Sharon: Whatever it is that you were about to say, you can
save it. I actually have a few things
that I want to say to you. >> Victor: I want you to talk to
Kyle, ask him to restrict home visitation rights between
Harrison and Ashland Locke. I want to sever all ties
completely. ♪♪