>> Devon: Hey, hey! >> Abby: Hey!
Mwah. Dominic is so excited about
spending a few days with you guys.
>> Devon: Oh, he can't be as excited as I am.
>> Amanda: No, no, Devon has been like a 5-year-old on
Christmas morning. He woke up early just to make
sure that Dom had everything that he needed.
>> Devon: That's right, I did. I missed you, buddy.
I did. Ready to have a good time?
You're gonna love these new books I got for him.
>> Abby: Ooh. >> Amanda: Oh, my gosh, he's
growing by the minute. I can't get over how big he is.
>> Abby: Stronger, too. I mean, he's developed quite an
arm. You would not believe how far he
can throw his breakfast food. I find cereal all over the
place. >> Devon: Oh, boy. No.
I got to learn how to duck now. >> Abby: [ Laughs ]
Thinking about getting a dog to follow him around and clean up
all his scraps. [ Laughter ]
>> Devon: No. Well, I've been warned, but
we're gonna try and eat more than we throw when you're here,
okay? >> Abby: Well, he has a very
healthy appetite and he's sleeping really well, too.
>> Devon: That's great. Those are all signs that he's
made a full recovery. >> Abby: Yeah, yeah.
You know, his follow-up appointment is coming soon, but
his doctors have been following his progress very closely since
his bone marrow transplant, and they say he's doing great.
>> Devon: That's wonderful. >> Abby: Thank God.
>> Devon: Yeah. We have a very resilient little
boy, huh? >> Abby: Yeah.
He's perfect, isn't he? >> Devon: Well, I'm not biased
or anything. >> Abby: [ Laughs ]
Hi. >> Nick: Hey.
>> Sharon: Hey, Nick. Um...can I get you coffee?
>> Nick: No, I'm good, thanks. Just glad to see you smiling.
I wasn't sure you'd be working. I thought maybe you'd want some
downtime after the wedding. >> Sharon: No, I prefer to stay
busy, just helps me keep my mind focused on the positive.
But with Ashland Locke and Diane Jenkins traipsing through
here, I've certainly had a lot of diversions.
>> Nick: And just one of them is a handful.
How did it go? >> Sharon: Um, I'd prefer not to
get into the details, but I got a lot off my chest, and I said
what was on my mind, and, you know, it was -- it was fine.
I'm fine. >> Chance: Hey, Nick.
>> Nick: Hey, what's up, man? >> Chance: How you doing?
>> Nick: Good. >> Chance: Hi, Sharon.
>> Sharon: Hey. >> Chance: Hey, I was hoping I
could talk to you for a few minutes.
That is, if I'm not interrupting anything important.
>> Sharon: Uh, no, no, not at all.
>> Nick: Yeah, no, it's cool. >> Chance: Thank you.
♪♪ ♪♪
>> Elena: [ Sighs ] >> Nate: Hey.
>> Elena: Hey. >> Nate: I was hoping I'd get to
see you before I left. >> Elena: Mm.
>> Nate: How was work? >> Elena: Hmm, good, but I am
exhausted. >> Nate: Mm.
>> Elena: [ Chuckles ] >> Nate: Those all-night shifts
can be tough, and you've been doing a lot more than usual
lately. >> Elena: Yeah, you've been
working pretty long hours, too. You know, I thought we'd be able
to spend more time together when you changed careers.
But with the Chancellor-Winters launch, doesn't seem like that's
gonna be for a while. >> Nate: We're gonna have to
work a lot harder to carve out some alone time for just us.
>> Elena: Sounds like a plan. >> Nate: Hey, why don't we
schedule a date night this weekend?
Something special, romantic, sexy.
>> Elena: This weekend? [ Chuckles ]
That sounds good. I'll see you then.
>> Nate: You know what? My coffee run can wait.
Why don't I stick around for a little longer?
>> Elena: No, no. I don't want to slow down
Chancellor-Winter's newest COO. Besides, I think I really need
to take a nap. >> Nate: Okay.
Well, I'll let you get some rest, and I will try to come
back and see you before your next shift.
>> Elena: Okay. >> Nate: Okay.
>> Elena: [ Sighs ]
[ Cellphone chimes ]
>> Chance: So, again, I just
have to congratulate you on the wedding.
It was truly an amazing day. >> Sharon: Oh, it really was
wonderful, wasn't it? You know, things actually went
even better than I hoped. So thank you for being there.
I'm really glad that you and Abby could share that with us.
>> Chance: Absolutely. Did you ever hit the dance
floor? >> Sharon: No.
It just didn't seem right. >> Chance: I understand.
>> Sharon: Well, hopefully, one day soon, I'll get to the point
where I find that doing things that remind me of Rey bring me
joy. >> Chance: The other day, one of
my teammates that was in Spain with me, his wife called me.
And I was actually happy to talk to her.
And this feels weird telling this to a therapist, but
eventually things do get better. >> Sharon: Thank you.
That means a lot, coming from you.
I know that you've been through a lot.
>> Chance: So how are you? I know with the funeral and the
wedding back-to-back, I'm sure you haven't had a moment to just
sit and process everything. I know when things get quieter,
that's when the hard part begins.
>> Sharon: That is when the hard part begins.
Um...I'm not gonna deny that it's -- it's been really tough.
But I have a lot of people around me who love me and
support me and I can lean on them.
>> Chance: I hope you know that includes Abby and I.
Anything you need, really. >> Sharon: Thank you.
And, you know, I meant to thank you for organizing the GCPD
memorial for Rey. That was -- That was really nice
to see how many people love him and admire him.
>> Chance: Well, he is sorely missed in the department, I'll
tell you. And everyone down there, we care
about you, Sharon. We understand this was very
sudden, and, well, we just can't help but worry.
>> Sharon: Well, please tell them not to worry about me.
You know, Rey's spirit is with me all the time.
I feel it guiding me, supporting me.
But what about you? You lost your friend and your
partner. How are you doing?
>> Chance: I'm okay. I'm okay.
And just like you, I feel him with me, watching over me.
Hopefully not judging my detective skills.
>> Sharon: [ Chuckles ] Of course not.
He really admired you, and he would be thrilled to know how
well you're doing now at home and at work.
>> Chance: I hope so. >> Sharon: Oh, yeah.
You know, even though you've been through some really hard
times, Rey, he always believed that things would turn around
for you. He was just an optimist at
heart. And even though he's witnessed a
lot of wrong in the world, he just never gave up belief in
love and basic decency of people.
>> Chance: Yeah, I know. I know, and I'm trying to do the
same. I'm working on closing all of
Rey's cases, by the way. A way to pay tribute.
I'm actually headed back to the station now to follow up on some
new evidence for one case. Forensics has the analysis, and
I am determined to wrap it up. >> Sharon: Well, that's a
really, really nice way to honor Rey.
>> Devon: So since Nate and Billy will be here soon for the
meeting, I'm gonna keep an ear out in case Dominic wakes up.
>> Amanda: You gonna work from home?
>> Devon: I am gonna work from home.
It's the boss' prerogative. >> Amanda: Yeah, I guess so.
You know, speaking of work, how has the dynamic been?
Running things with your cousin, your sister, your sister's
boyfriend. >> Devon: Well, you've seen how
well we're doing. >> Amanda: Mm-hmm, I have, but
you haven't talked about how it makes you feel.
>> Devon: I feel it's great. >> Amanda: Yeah?
>> Devon: Yeah, it's gonna take a little bit of getting used to,
just 'cause, for so long, I was the only one making decisions
for my company. Now it's a whole committee where
we all have to sign off on everything.
>> Amanda: It will be an adjustment.
>> Devon: Mm-hmm. I'm not complaining, though.
It's just gonna take a little time to settle in.
>> Amanda: Yeah. You know, I'm kind of going
through the same thing. >> Devon: You are?
>> Amanda: With Imani. >> Devon: Hmm.
>> Amanda: I mean, I love her, but it's been a little tricky
having my sister report to me, take direction from me,
especially when I know that she would rather that we were on
equal footing. >> Devon: I can see how that
could dicey for you guys. >> Amanda: I do think that it's
partially because, when we started our own firm, we were
supposed to be partners, you know?
>> Devon: Huh. Well, at least at the end of the
day, we're all family, and that should make things a little
easier, right? >> Amanda: Yeah, sure.
If you say so. >> Devon: [ Chuckles ]
>> Imani: Nate, fancy meeting you here.
>> Nate: Hey. Just grabbing an espresso before
my meeting with Devon and Billy. >> Imani: Oh, I have a feeling
you'd be at the top of your game with or without that jolt of
caffeine. But before you run off, there's
something I wanted to just share with you.
>> Nate: Okay, what's that? >> Imani: I was reviewing the
legal aspects of your proposal, and I was really impressed by
your suggestions. For someone just switching from
the medical field to business, you really are breezing.
And I mean that in the best way. I admire forward thinkers.
>> Nate: Thank you. [ Chuckles ]
That's quite the compliment. >> Imani: I hope Devon begins to
recognize the value you bring to the table.
Between us, I think Amanda and Devon are a bit too
conservative. >> Nate: I'm just doing my best.
There's a lot I can learn from my cousin.
>> Imani: Mm-hmm. >> Nate: Obviously he's been
doing this a lot longer than I have.
Well, I'm sure you feel the same way about working with Amanda,
even when you don't see eye-to-eye.
>> Imani: That's true. However, sometimes what's needed
are fresh ideas. New energy.
You and I seem to have that. Why not flaunt it, fight for
what we want? What's the worst that can
happen?
[ Door opens ] >> Nate: I think it's a really
good idea, but we just need to fine-tune some of the details.
>> Imani: Well, if the concept is sound, the details work
themselves out. >> Nate: That's not the way I
work. >> Imani: Okay, so tell me, how
do you like to get things done? >> Nate: Well, I like to take a
more analytical approach, break down all the steps, then come up
with a plan. >> Imani: Hmm.
I'm more of a visual learner, so I think you should show me.
>> Nate: Hey, hey, wait. Where do you think you're going?
>> Imani: I do my best thinking in the shower.
Come on, you should try it. >> Elena: Hello!
I'm right here.
>> Diane: Hello, Abby. >> Abby: [ Sighs ]
May I ask what you're doing here?
And by that, why did you choose my restaurant when there are so
many others to choose from? >> Diane: Because your
restaurant is one of the best in town.
Can't we be adults about this? >> Abby: Of course.
Are you meeting someone? >> Diane: No, I'll be dining
alone. >> Abby: [ Laughs ]
What a surprise. >> Diane: Oh, I really don't
mind being a party of one these days, since I'll have plenty of
time for socializing later. >> Abby: Okay, I'll bite.
Explain. >> Diane: I'm planning on
staying in Genoa City for a while longer.
Kyle wanted me to stick around so we could spend more time
together and work on rebuilding our relationship.
>> Abby: I can't say I'm surprised, given his reaction to
your return. But sadly, I think he'll come to
regret that decision. >> Diane: I assure you he won't.
I'll make sure of it. But I can understand why you and
everyone else in town will view everything I do through a
negative lens. >> Abby: Well, I'm glad you
realize that. >> Diane: Yeah, so let me get
ahead of one story before I'm wrongly judged.
>> Abby: Ooh, do tell. >> Diane: I've relocated to the
Athletic Club indefinitely, with Kyle's financial support.
He insisted. Best to be upfront about this
because I'm sure, once everybody finds out about Kyle's
generosity, they'll assume that I had my hand out, which I did
not. >> Abby: You really do think
everything is all about you, don't you?
That we all just walk around here, wasting our time and
energy wondering what your next move is gonna be, your
motivation. But, see, you're wrong.
We don't. We just think you're a terrible
person. If we bother to think about you
at all.
>> Imani: Elena, over here. Hey.
>> Elena: Imani, how's it going? >> Imani: Good.
Why are you looking at me like that?
>> Elena: Nothing, I just didn't expect to see you here, you
know, in the middle of a work day.
>> Imani: Oh, I -- I just wanted a break from the office.
Please join me. >> Elena: I was actually gonna
get something to go, but you know what?
Since you asked, maybe I will. One sec.
>> Devon: I wish Lily didn't have to go out of town to meet
with Jill since Chancellor-Winters launch is
just a week away. >> Billy: Yeah, I hear you, but
I'll fill her in on everything we talk about.
>> Devon: Good. Where do we stand?
>> Billy: Well, we're in a good place.
Logistics are all taken care of. Put out another press release in
order to build on the publicity that we got.
The next few days, we'll push a little bit more, create even
more buzz. >> Devon: Good.
That sounds great. >> Billy: You should be prepared
to do a couple interviews, of course, solo and with Lily.
>> Devon: Oh, for sure, yeah, I'm ready to do anything.
>> Nate: Hope you both had a chance to review the material I
e-mailed to you last night. My thoughts on some of the
future ventures I thought you might want to announce at the
event. >> Billy: Yeah, I was able to
look at it. >> Devon: I did, too, and I
think it's just a bit much. >> Nate: You think it's best to
pull back? >> Devon: I do, yeah.
It's just 'cause I think what you're suggesting is a little
premature. I don't think the best strategy
for a launch is to reveal everything we're doing before we
even get out the gate, you know?
>> Sharon: That's such a nice gesture, taking over all of
Rey's cases. Chance is carrying Rey in his
heart with him, just like I am. >> Nick: The people we lose
never really leave us. Um...can I ask you about
something? A couple days ago, it was
Cassie's anniversary. Normally, we get together and we
take some flowers to the cemetery.
And we just talk, you know? We -- We remember all the
amazing memories of our sweet little girl.
>> Sharon: But we didn't. >> Nick: No.
I wanted to make sure I gave you space, you know?
I tried to follow your cues, but I don't think I can wait any
longer, Sharon. The fact that you haven't
brought it up yet, I'm worried that this is affecting you more
than I expected.
>> Diane: You're entitled to your feelings, and they're
certainly justified, given what I put you through in the past.
>> Abby: I appreciate you acknowledging that.
>> Diane: I am truly sorry. >> Abby: I hope you don't think
this "too little, too late" apology is gonna earn brownie
points with me, because my opinion of you is never gonna
change. >> Diane: I'm not expecting it
to. Nor do I expect you to hide your
hostility from me if we cross paths.
But please, for Kyle's sake, could you just put his feelings
ahead of your own? I am only here because that's
what he wants. >> Abby: I have no intention of
making this painful situation any more difficult for Kyle,
especially after all the hurt that you've put him through.
So, yes, I will restrain myself in his presence.
>> Diane: Thank you for that. >> Abby: But when it's just the
two of us, I will be as hostile as I want for as long as I want.
So now that we understand each other, would you still like that
table for one? Or would you like to turn around
and walk right back out the door?
>> Nate: I thought we decided that the launch event would be
the perfect venue to establish our goals for the future.
>> Devon: You're absolutely right about that.
It is, and that's what we're doing.
I'm just talking about holding back and teasing what we have in
the works. >> Nate: I think bold and open
is the way to go. >> Devon: The last thing we want
to do is give our competition the ability to get ahead of us,
right? >> Nate: But this is a huge
merger, Devon. People are gonna be curious
about our plans. >> Devon: That's fantastic.
Let them be curious. That's the point.
>> Nate: Don't you think we should take full advantage of
this moment? We're gonna have the attention
from the business community and the press.
>> Billy: Yeah, no, I understand what you're saying here, Nate,
I do, but Devon's right. I mean, what you're suggesting,
it's just too much. It would lessen the impact of
everything across the board. Best way to do this is we roll
out one project at a time so everything gets enough
attention. Of course, maybe there's a happy
medium? >> Devon: What do you suggest?
>> Billy: Well, I think Nate's right, it would be beneficial to
announce something. You know, maybe we can talk
about the two projects that you and Lily are most excited about,
build some momentum from there, and tease that there's more
where that came from. >> Devon: Right.
Yeah, that -- that sounds okay to me.
Is that alright with you? >> Nate: I'm on board.
Sounds like the perfect compromise to me.
>> Devon: Okay, then. That's what we'll do.
I will have a talk with Lily and we'll figure out what
initiatives we want to lead with, and we'll go from there.
>> Billy: Sounds good. >> Devon: Yep.
>> Elena: So how are you liking your new job?
Do you feel like you're fitting in with Chancellor-Winters?
>> Imani: There's a learning curve, of course, but there's
such a strong sense of unity and teamwork.
>> Elena: Oh, the beauty of working with family.
>> Imani: Exactly, everyone's working toward one common goal.
So much potential for the future.
Can't wait to see where it all leads.
>> Elena: Yeah, I can't either. And I'm excited to be by Nate's
side every step of the way. >> Amanda: Hi, guys.
Do you mind if I join you? >> Imani: Not at all.
This is getting to be a regular thing, the three of us all
hanging out together. >> Elena: Oh, I wouldn't go that
far. >> Amanda: Well, you know,
Elena, I am really happy that I ran into you.
We are so appreciative of how kind you were when we were
concerned about our mother's health condition.
Thank you so much. You are such a gem.
You totally eased our worries. >> Imani: Yeah, that was so kind
of you. Since Nate has joined the
corporate world, we're lucky to still have a doctor in our
extended family. >> Elena: Well, I am happy to
help anytime. Um...yeah, I hope you will both
excuse me, but I'm gonna get going.
Amanda, it was good to see you. >> Amanda: Nice to see you, too.
>> Elena: Bye. >> Amanda: Goodbye.
Imani, I thought we talked about this.
What the hell are you doing?
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Imani: What are you talking about?
I wasn't doing anything. >> Amanda: You still haven't
gotten the message, have you? Nate is off limits.
>> Imani: I've heard this all before.
He's committed to Elena. They're very happy.
I get it. >> Amanda: Do you?
>> Imani: I said I understand. What's the problem?
>> Amanda: I think it's pretty clear what the problem is, and
you know it. Oh. Oh, my gosh.
>> Imani: What? What's wrong? >> Amanda: I forgot my flash
drive at home. [ Sighs ]
It has all the documents that I need.
You know what? I'm gonna go back home.
I'll meet you at the office. But please, please take to heart
what I said about Nate. >> Imani: [ Sighs ]
>> Amanda: I do not want to be having this conversation again.
>> Imani: I don't either. [ Chuckles ]
Okay, I swear I'm not trying to give you a migraine.
I'm just having some fun. You need to relax.
I promise you I have no agenda as far as it comes to Nate.
>> Amanda: Okay.
>> Billy: You look distracted. >> Abby: The nerve of that woman
to show up at my restaurant even though she knows I loathe her,
and I truly loathe her. >> Billy: Yeah, no, that's very
clear. >> Abby: [ Sighs ]
>> Billy: You know, Diane gets under the skin of most people.
>> Abby: I thought she'd be gone by now, but Kyle has decided to
give her another chance. >> Billy: Really?
>> Abby: Yeah, he put her up at the GCAC.
He's even footing the bill. >> Billy: Oh, family's gonna
love that. >> Abby: Mm.
>> Billy: Well, hopefully they can respect Kyle's choice.
I mean, at the end of the day, that is his mother.
It seems like we're just gonna have to get used to having Diane
around. >> Abby: Fat chance.
>> Billy: Maybe she's changed, right?
Maybe, just maybe, she'll surprise us.
It's possible. >> Abby: You know, Billy, I get
that you're in the second-chance camp, you know, and you're more
than willing to give people the benefit of the doubt, and I
understand why, but I really do think that you are giving her
more credit than she deserves. >> Billy: Yeah, maybe.
Maybe not. But we're gonna see.
And if I'm wrong, then I'll own it.
[ Telephone rings ] >> Abby: Society.
Hi, yes, you'd like to make a reservation?
Let me see what we got for you.
>> Diane: Oh, great, more Abbott attitude to go with my lunch.
>> Billy: No, lucky for you, I am fresh out of attitude.
I do have one question, though. >> Diane: I'm almost afraid to
hear it. >> Billy: Is this seat taken?
>> Sharon: When I woke up on the morning of the anniversary,
Cassie was the first thought on my mind.
And every year on that day, memories come flooding back to
me. Happy moments, sad moments, and
my anger over the way that she died.
[ Sighs ] And something occurred to me.
She has now been gone longer than she was with us.
How did that happen? >> Nick: Still feels like it was
yesterday. >> Sharon: And then I looked
over to the other side of the bed where Rey should be laying,
and, um...you know, it was just too much.
All the sadness and the loss and pain.
I felt like I was gonna lose it. So I, uh...I tried to
compartmentalize my grief so that I wouldn't end up having to
stay in bed all day, paralyzed, because that's the last thing
that I wanted to do, and it's the last thing that Cassie would
want me to do. I forced myself to get out of
bed and get moving. I know that I didn't bring it
up. I decided not to talk about the
anniversary because if I did... >> Nick: I completely
understand. >> Sharon: All I could do was
just focus on getting through that day, that one day.
And, um...the next morning, when I woke up, I felt like I had
gotten through the deepest, darkest part of it, and I knew
that I could -- I could keep going.
I could go on. >> Nick: Well, that's what I
wanted to hear. >> Sharon: I'm sorry to worry
you. >> Nick: No, please don't
apologize. I'm just glad to hear that
you're coming through this. Is there anything else I can do?
>> Sharon: Well, you know, now that I am starting to feel like
I'm in a better state of mind, I'd like to go to Cassie's grave
and I'd like to lay flowers there.
Talk to our girl, the way that we always did.
Will you go with me?
[ Cellphone chimes ]
>> Abby: Chance? What's up?
Why didn't you come inside? >> Chance: Well, because of
this.
>> Diane: What a relief that you're not treating me like I
have the plague. >> Billy: Well, I've been the
town pariah more than once. I know the feeling.
>> Diane: There's more than a few people in this town that
could say the same thing. But, of course, they're the
first to ostracize and criticize because they seem to have
forgotten that. When I came back, I knew what I
was in for, but I decided to roll with it.
It's just nice to have a break from it every once in a while.
>> Billy: Well, let me be very clear -- I have not forgotten
what you did to Kyle or to the rest of my family.
But I'm interested in what you plan on doing now.
>> Diane: Isn't it obvious? >> Billy: Abby mentioned that
you could be sticking around a little while, which is confusing
to me because Kyle and Summer should be going back to Milan
soon. >> Diane: Oh, they're possibly
moving back here. >> Billy: Are you sure about
that? >> Diane: I have no idea how or
when, but that's what Kyle told me.
And I get the impression they're going to make it happen.
That's why Kyle asked me to stay, and as long as he wants me
nearby, that's where I'll be. >> Billy: Meaning you'd stay
permanently. >> Diane: Without a moment's
hesitation. Are you feeling a little less
friendly towards me now?
>> Devon: Hey, Dom. That was a nice, long nap you
Yeah. now?
I don't mind, 'cause I love you That's the thing about
Even when they make you crazy, You believe me, don't you?
'Cause we're a team. >> Amanda: There's my two
>> Devon: Dominic, look who's >> Amanda: Aww!
>> Amanda: Look at that face. He did.
So how did thew meeting go? >> Nate: It ended well, thanks
to Billy. But the tension between Devon
and me was pretty thick. >> Elena: Did you guys disagree
about something? >> Nate: How much of our future
plans we should reveal at the launch.
>> Elena: And was that something worth getting that worked up
about? >> Nate: Chancellor-Winters
needs to make the best first impression possible.
It's important. >> Elena: I guess so, since you
guys are disagreeing about it. But are things better now?
>> Nate: Yeah, yeah. I'd chalk it up to a one-time
thing. But something similar did happen
between us yesterday. Circumstances were different,
but the vibe was the same. >> Elena: So you really think
there's a problem developing between you and Devon?
>> Nate: No, I wouldn't go that far.
It's more like growing pains. At least I hope that's all it
is. >> Elena: Yeah, I'm sure you're
probably right. >> Nate: It's got to be a
difficult transition for Devon. You know, one minute, you're the
boss of everybody and your opinion is the only one that
matters, and then, all of a sudden, you have to share your
decisions with not just Lily but with Billy and me, too.
>> Elena: I think you're both just under a lot of pressure
right now. And once things get settled,
it'll be fine. >> Nate: You really think so?
>> Elena: I do. I mean, as well as you both know
each other personally, you still have to find your footing on a
professional level. And it's not surprising to me
that two brilliant, strong men would be clashing a bit.
>> Nate: Yeah, I guess you're right.
>> Elena: You both were so excited to work together, and
you both want Chancellor-Winters to succeed, so, I mean, that's
got to count for something. >> Nate: That counts for a lot.
But I didn't come back expecting to talk about all this.
I came back because I felt guilty about something,
and I didn't want to wait to make things right.
>> Elena: What's -- What's going on?
Did something happen? >> Nate: Yeah, it kind of did,
and I have no one to blame but myself.
>> Elena: [ Sighs ] Okay.
>> Nate: You know when we talked earlier about not having enough
time to spend together? >> Elena: Yes, and?
>> Nate: Well, I felt badly about my solution.
A weekend date just doesn't cut it.
There's not a lot we can do to carve out more time, especially
since you don't have the same flexibility with your schedule
as I do with mine. So I realized that it's up to me
to work around your schedule. And being with you is at the top
of my priority list. >> Elena: Wow.
I love you for thinking that way.
And I love you for putting me at the top of your list.
And I love you for coming here just to tell me that.
>> Nate: Mm. Well, that's -- that's a whole
lot of loving. >> Elena: Yeah, it is.
But I do think that our relationship deserves to be
nurtured and tended to by the both of us.
So even though I can't always dictate my own schedule, there
are other ways that I can show you how much I love you.
>> Billy: I have not changed my outlook, but I am thinking about
other people, in particular Jack, who's going to have a
different reaction to finding out that you could be a
permanent resident of Genoa City once again.
>> Diane: Jack has made his position perfectly clear.
He's not happy that I'm here, but he's supportive of Kyle's
wishes. Although he's extremely
skeptical of me. >> Billy: Well, that's my
brother. He's always protecting his son,
as he should. >> Diane: When we first met,
Jack wasn't exactly what you'd call the reliable or paternal
type. He's come a long way since then.
He's become this really good man and a wonderful father.
I admire that, and I'd like to try to live by his example, to
be as good a mother as he is a father.
>> Billy: I understand the urge to compare yourself to someone
else, but that is not gonna get you anywhere.
You need to focus on being the best version of yourself you
possibly can. >> Diane: When did you become so
wise? >> Billy: Yeah, I am far from
wise, but I've been through some things.
And if I can help anyone, then that's good with me.
>> Diane: Well, I hope your forgiving nature rubs off on
your brother. Maybe you could put a good word
in for me. No, no.
I mean, unless you're comfortable doing that.
>> Billy: [ Chuckles ] My family knows where I stand.
I believe some people can change.
I have to, or I wouldn't be able to have faith in myself.
And if redemption is possible for me, then it is possible for
others. I'm not gonna change my tune,
unless, of course, you give me a reason to.
>> Diane: Thanks. That's all I can hope for.
>> Abby: Mmm. Well, not that I'm complaining,
but what is this all about? >> Chance: Mm.
Caught a break in the case. Once the warrant comes through,
we'll make a move on this guy and lock him up.
I tell you, I did everything by the book on this one.
I'll be glad to put it to rest. >> Abby: One of Rey's cases?
>> Chance: I'm gonna close every single one he was working on.
I know that's what he would've done, so I'm gonna do the same.
>> Abby: I'm so proud of you. And I know Rey is, too.
>> Nick: [ Sighs ] I am glad we did that.
>> Sharon: Me too. Time alone with Cassie was just
what I needed. I feel better.
I feel ready to get back to work now.
>> Nick: Are you sure? You don't want to take some more
time off? >> Sharon: No, I feel at peace.
And a lot of that is thanks to you, Nick.
Once again, you've found a way to help me get through a rough
patch. >> Nick: Well, you do the same
for me. That's what family's all about.
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