>> Jack: So there is more to the story of your years in L.A.
than you admitted. >> Diane: Yes.
And I-I realized that I -- I can't keep hiding it from you.
>> Jack: So tell me this shameful secret.
What is it? What happened? >> Diane: Well, while I lived
there, Tucker and I did cross paths.
>> Jack: I see. >> Diane: But it wasn't anything
that I wanted or -- or that I planned.
But he -- he found out things about me.
>> Jack: Like what? >> Diane: Things that...
I had to do to survive. Things I'm not proud of.
But, Jack, before I tell you, please, you have to believe me
that I had no choice. >> Tucker: Nikki? Hello?
Ah, there she is. I'm so happy you called.
>> Nikki: Tucker. >> Tucker: I hope this
invitation means that you and I are -- we're on good terms.
Like, we're -- There's no grudges between us,
no ill will between us. >> Nikki: Well, that all depends
on what happens going forward, since you seem to be staying
in town for a while. >> Tucker: I might, I might.
I'm having a ball getting reacquainted with all the, um --
what'd you call them? -- the respectable families of
Genoa City? And then, of course, to be
invited here to the ranch, to sit with the grand dame of
the community, well, that's -- that means a lot.
>> Nikki: That title does not belong to me.
There is only one grand dame of Genoa City.
Your mother. >> Tucker: Ah, yes. The Duchess.
Yeah. Very respectable. Sorry. Did I offend you?
>> Nikki: No, no, not at all. But I'm afraid you have
misunderstood my invitation. This is not a social call.
We will not be having tea and chitchatting.
There's someone I want you to meet.
Tucker McCall... Talia Morgan.
>> Tucker: Ah.
♪♪ ♪♪
>> Lauren: So, hey, how is your new product line going?
Marchetti Home. >> Phyllis: Oh, it's great.
I'm killing. You know, not that I mean to
brag, but I am killing. >> Lauren: You don't mean to
brag, but you will. >> Phyllis: Yeah.
I wish the other reason why I was at Marchetti was going as
well as the actual job. >> Lauren: Uh, yeah, getting rid
of Diane? Don't tell me that has stalled.
>> Phyllis: It's stalled, but it's progressing.
I mean, Kyle and Summer, they're in Costa Rica.
Now is the best time to get Diane out of here.
>> Lauren: Oh, are you sure about that?
>> Phyllis: Yeah. I mean, when they come home,
they'll be in such marital bliss, they won't even
notice she's not around. >> Lauren: I don't know about
that, because from what I've seen about Kyle, he has fallen
for his mother's reinvention, and he has fully
accepted her into his life. >> Phyllis: Yeah, I know he has.
I can dream. >> Lauren: Yes, you can.
But you know what? I want you to get rid of Diane
because she is a sore spot in my household, too.
And you know me. I can hold a grudge like the
best of them. >> Phyllis: Oh, and you know
what? I love that about you.
>> Lauren: Well, thank you. Thank you.
It's Michael. Michael has too much empathy.
He has too much understanding for the human frailty.
>> Phyllis: What is wrong with him?
Seriously, she has done me so wrong.
She fakes her own death, she made her son believe
that she was dead. I mean, that's not just human
frailty. That's evil.
>> Jack: All the times I asked if there was more to your story.
How many openings did I give you to tell the truth?
Other people accused you of terrible things.
I defended you. >> Diane: I know, I know.
And I -- I feel awful that I put you in that position.
But please, Jack, just hear what I have to say
before you pass judgment. >> Jack: You want me to hear
more of your excuses? >> Diane: No, I want you to hear
the truth. [ Sighs ]
I arrived in L.A. with the world thinking that Diane Jenkins
was dead. The first thing I needed
was a new identity, and I was able to find someone
who would help me create a new persona.
>> Jack: Oh, how convenient for you.
>> Diane: Jack, I had no choice. In order to start over,
I needed to become someone else. And there are people
who do that sort of thing. >> Jack: Oh, yeah -- criminals.
>> Diane: What they do is illegal.
But I needed a new Social Security number
and driver's license and birth certificate.
>> And Taylor Jenson was born. Or should I say reborn?
To get that kind of documentation, you clearly had
to assume the life of a dead woman.
>> Diane: It was the only thing I could think of
to resume my life -- my new life.
I didn't want to break the law. Not then and not now.
>> Jack: stop with the excuses. Tell me what you did.
>> Diane: Shortly after I got settled in L.A. as
Taylor Jenson, I met a man. He was charming and attractive.
His name was Jeremy Stark. He, um...
He sensed something broken in me.
And I didn't tell him where I'd come from,
just that I'd been involved in a series of bad relationships.
Which wasn't a lie. He didn't press for details.
He just wanted me to know that my life could be good again.
>> Diane: Thanks for a lovely afternoon.
>> Jeremy: You'll learn that every afternoon in California is
lovely. Even when it rains,
it's a lovely rain. >> Diane: Oh, the stroll up the
beach in Venice, and watching the dolphins play...
fabulous lunch in Malibu was... It was perfect.
>> Jeremy: You deserve it. It's a big place,
and I can't wait to explore the rest of it with you, Taylor.
Hey. What's the matter?
>> Diane: Uh, it's just... It's just been so long
since I've had a -- a good day. It feels relaxing and
invigorating all at the same time.
>> Jeremy: Whatever happened to you, it's in the past.
You have your whole life ahead of you.
You need to enjoy it. And I'm that person
that's going to make it happen. >> Diane: He was kind and gentle
and -- and thoughtful. You know, I was not looking
for a serious relationship, but I fell hard.
[ Chuckles ] You know, anyone who knows me
probably wouldn't be surprised. I...
He was a wealthy jetsetter. And I do have a type.
>> Jack: So, was he the man in the Bentley?
>> Tucker: Yeah, I know, Ms. Morgan.
By reputation only. >> Talia: Likewise.
But I'd like to begin by asking you a few questions
about your future plans. >> Tucker: Sure. You can ask me
anything you want. Got nothing to hide.
>> Nikki: Well, I know that journalists like to speak
to their subjects in private, so I'll leave you to it.
>> Talia: Shall we sit? >> Tucker: Yeah.
>> Talia: So, now that you don't have Nikki Newman to impress,
maybe you can give me some real answers.
>> Tucker: Fire away. Just don't ask about the rumor.
>> Talia: What rumor? >> Tucker: Oh, there's this
nasty rumor going around that the real reason I came to town
is to try to convince Victor Newman to build a rocket
with me so we can launch ourselves into space.
You know, it's what billionaires are doing these days.
But I probably should not have said anything, should I?
Because you're going to do an article with the headline
"McCall and Newman shoot themselves into space."
>> Talia: You should be so lucky.
You have history with the Newman family,
going head to head with Victor in business and personally.
>> Tucker: That's correct. That's excellent research on
your part. >> Talia: So if there is bad
blood between you and the family, why do you think
Nikki Newman encouraged me to write a profile of you?
>> Tucker: Well, look, if you want to write about me,
I'm happy to accept the free publicity.
But you said you wanted to learn about my current plans.
And the Newmans do not even remotely enter
into what I have going now, so, uh...
they're in the past. If you want to talk about
the present, let's do it. >> Talia: Fair enough.
So do you have answers regarding why you're divesting
and liquefying so many of your assets?
Are you downsizing? Getting ready to retire?
Or perhaps do you have a major move in the works?
>> Lauren: You know, I am just so surprised that Jack seems to
have accepted Diane back into his life wholeheartedly like
nothing has ever happened. >> Phyllis: Well, he was taking
Kyle's lead. I mean, but he's accepted her
back. He was.
I think Jack is seeing Diane for who she really is.
I mean, I don't know. I just sense he's being
polite now, but he's definitely holding back.
>> Lauren: Are you sure about that?
She's been trying to worm her way back into his life
through Kyle and Harrison. They're now working
in the same building. She's coming at him from all
sides. >> Phyllis: I know, I know.
But before I came here, I overheard Jack in his office,
and he said that his doubts are starting to reignite
regarding Diane. >> Lauren: Oh.
That's a step in the right direction.
What brought that on? >> Phyllis: Ashley.
[ Chuckles ] It seems that there's
a Diane-Tucker connection. >> Lauren: What?
I haven't heard about this. >> Phyllis: There's a theory
going around that the two of them were connected up in
Los Angeles. >> Lauren: Wow.
>> Phyllis: Yeah. >> Lauren: And you subscribe
to this theory? >> Phyllis: For sure.
For sure I do. I mean, it's Diane.
I mean, Ashley told this to Jack.
He thought it was a rumor. He brushed it off,
but it definitely resonated. Now he has doubts about Diane.
I mean, we just need to give him a little nudge
in the right direction. >> Diane: Jeremy was an
international financier. He flew around the world finding
opportunities and making deals. >> Jeremy: Well, I didn't think
the deal was going to close, but you are now looking at
the third-largest distributor of automotive parts
in Eastern Europe. >> Diane: Wow! That must explain
all the paparazzi outside. [ Both laugh ]
>> Jeremy: I know, it doesn't sound like much, but it's huge.
>> Diane: No, no. Congratulations.
[ Glasses clink ] Between this and that Australian
land you acquired last week, you are on a roll.
You're going to spoil me with all this good champagne.
>> Jeremy: I hope so. Mmm.
>> Diane: Jeremy, what is this? >> Jeremy: Open it and find out.
>> Diane: Oh, it's -- it's lovely, but what is it?
>> Jeremy: It's a private island.
I'm going there tonight for a meeting, and I'd like you
to join me there tomorrow. >> Diane: Oh.
That sounds amazing, but I -- I can't go on such short notice.
>> Jeremy: [ Scoffs ] Why not? >> Diane: Oh, come on.
I know the circles you travel in.
I'm not prepared for that. I don't --
I don't have anything to wear. And even my luggage
is all beat up. >> Jeremy: Oh, that doesn't
matter. You look fabulous as is,
and you know that. But if you're concerned,
you can reach out to my assistant, Francesca.
Tell her what you need. She'll do all the shopping.
All you have to do is be ready for my car
to pick you up at noon tomorrow. >> Diane: It was a whirlwind.
It was a fantasy come true. It was wonderful and romantic,
and it was the first of many. He traveled a lot for business,
and he would invite me to join him on these
spur-of-the-moment trips. And he took care
of all the arrangements. >> Jack: Very generous of him.
>> Diane: Yeah. For, uh... For the first time,
I felt taken care of. Like, um...
Like I had found something that had been missing
in previous relationships. But, um, what I didn't realize
until it was too late... is that was his trick.
>> Jack: I'm not sure I understand how showering someone
with gifts and exotic travel is a trick.
>> Diane: I always flew alone. I met Jeremy at the location.
We never traveled together, and I didn't think much
of it at first. He said he wanted
to get there early so he could get the boring business stuff
out of the way so that we could enjoy ourselves.
>> Jack: And that wasn't true? >> Diane: Not exactly.
It went on for months like this. Until I discovered
that he was using me as a mule. >> Jack: Wait. He had you
smuggling drugs? >> Diane: No, not drugs.
Cash. Either his assistant
or his driver would hide bundles of cash in my suitcases
when I wasn't looking. And then Jeremy would
remove them when we got to the location and deposit them
in a local bank. Millions and millions
of dollars, Jack. He was sheltering illegal funds
and using me to do it. >> Jack: And you knew nothing
about it? >> Diane: You know what?
I hear that skeptical tone in your voice, but, no,
I didn't know. I didn't know until a trip
to Barbados. Jeremy was late
meeting me at the airport, and I was just looking
in my suitcase for something, and I saw stacks of 100-dollar
bills, and I-I put them back. And later, when he thought
I was taking a nap, I saw him remove them, and then
I followed him to a bank. I realized what was happening.
I was shocked... and devastated.
But I waited until we were safely back in L.A.
before confronting him. >> Jeremy: Going on a trip
tomorrow. You up for it?
>> Diane: Where to? >> Jeremy: Mm.
Someplace special. I know you'll enjoy it.
I promise. Just be ready by 3:00.
>> Diane: Okay. I just have one question.
>> Jeremy: What is it? >> Diane: How much cash do you
plan to hide in my suitcase this time?
Should I bring the carry-on or take two large suitcases?
I -- I just thought it would help if I knew so I could plan.
I trusted you, Jeremy. I even thought I was falling
in love with you. But you've been using me as a
money-laundering mule. >> Jeremy: You're overreacting,
Taylor. I'm sorry.
The fantasy has been shattered. But this relationship
does not have to end. >> Diane: Yes, it does.
It's over. I'm not going to do your dirty
work for you. You've been putting me in
danger. >> Jeremy: Calm down.
>> Diane: No. >> Jeremy: I've invested a lot
in you. >> Diane: Oh, my God.
>> You've taken me on a couple of trips.
That doesn't buy you my loyalty to commit crimes for you.
I won't tell the authorities about you, but we are done.
>> Jeremy: We are not done. Social Security numbers
of dead people don't come cheap. >> Diane: I don't know what
you're talking about. >> Jeremy: The man who arranged
your new identity? He works for.
Now you do, too, Diane Jenkins. >> Diane: [ Scoffs ]
>> Jeremy: I can imagine that there are a lot of people
who'd be very interested to know that you are alive
and well. So, if you don't want
that kind of trouble, you'll keep doing
what you've been doing. >> Diane: He was nothing but a
con man. My meeting him
wasn't a coincidence. He never cared about me.
It was just part of his system. You know, his -- his way of
recruiting people that he could control.
He had all the leverage. He could expose my lies and tell
the world that I was alive. Jack, I was trapped.
>> Lauren: Honey, I'm worried about you.
>> Phyllis: Why? >> Lauren: Because if Jack finds
out that you are any way connected with Diane's downfall,
this whole thing's gonna backfire.
He's gonna be so angry. Especially considering
what it could do to Kyle. >> Phyllis: Boo!
I made my peace with that. I'm resigned to him
being mad at me again. It is more important to me
that my friend and my daughter know the truth about Diane.
It is more important to me that I am protecting them.
Jack should thank me for being such a great friend.
>> Lauren: And you are sure this is the best way to handle it?
>> Phyllis: Yes, it's the only way.
Lauren, it's the only way. Come on.
If it keeps Jack away from that she-devil and it keeps my
daughter safe, this is the right thing.
>> Kyle: I think I still have sand in my hair.
Can you check it for me? >> Summer: Let's see.
Oh, yeah. You have sand everywhere.
That shower did nothing. You've got some color
on your face, too? >> Kyle: I was worried the SPF
was too low and... Ooh!
I think you got a little too much sun.
>> Summer: Where? >> Kyle: Right here.
And... ooh, right here.
>> Summer: [ Laughs ] >> Kyle: And right here.
>> Summer: Mmm. Was that supposed to help me
with my sunburn? >> Kyle: Mmm, I'm just trying to
decide where I should rub some aloe vera.
But if you don't like it, then...
>> Summer: Oh, hey, wait. I didn't say stop.
>> Kyle: Mm, mm-hmm. >> Summer: I think you, uh --
I think you missed a spot. >> Kyle: Oh.
>> Summer: Right here. >> Kyle: Oh. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
>> Summer: And here. >> Kyle: Oh, okay.
>> Summer: [ Laughs ] And right here.
>> Kyle: Oh, yeah. Yeah.
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Jack: So how did you get out of his well-laid trap?
>> Diane: I guess you could call it fate.
I continued carrying money out of the country for him.
We -- We continued the trips. You know, I-I pretended
I was his lover, but I couldn't stand to be
in the same room with him. And then, one day, he demanded
that we meet at our usual spot. >> Diane: Why do we have to meet
here? I mean, I'll do the work,
but can't we quit the charade that we're a couple,
especially in L.A.? >> Jeremy: Sit down.
I'm about to be arrested. >> Diane: How do you know?
>> Jeremy: A friend of mine tipped me off from the
Justice Department. >> Diane: Oh, my God.
Do you know when this is gonna happen?
>> Could happen next week, could happen tomorrow...
could happen before I finish this drink.
Now, I don't think you're in danger because you're a small
fish. But they could use you
to get to a bigger fish. That can't happen.
Do you understand? If they question you,
you keep your mouth shut. Got it?
I'll do the same for you. >> Diane: But what if --
[ Sirens approaching ] >> Jeremy: Get out of here.
Now! >> Jack: Wow.
Lucky you. >> Diane: I didn't feel lucky.
I was terrified. His whole operation came
to light in the investigation. The trial and the preparation
took four years, and I was on pins and needles
the whole time. I was -- I was certain there
would be a knock at my door and -- and I would be
implicated. >> Jack: How were you not?
>> Diane: Well, the fact that we never flew together
made it hard to connect us. But it was a huge wake-up call.
I was determined after this experience to get my life
on the right track. Jack...
I need you to believe me. Everything I have told you about
that part of my journey is true. I always...
I always thought that, um... you know, a rich husband
would solve all my problems. But after Jeremy,
I realized that's just wrong, that I needed
to take care of myself. And that's what drove me
to get the help I needed. I mean, I swore that --
that if I got out of this mess that I would do everything in my
power to reconnect with Kyle, who I had missed every day.
And that's what kept me going for years.
>> Jack: And I guess I could assume by your being here
a free woman that you managed to evade the law.
>> Diane: That's right. Once Jeremy was convicted and in
prison, I was able to relax and focus on getting back to
Genoa City and getting back into Kyle's life.
And that's when Tucker showed up.
>> Tucker: I wouldn't read too much into my latest maneuvers.
I'm buying and selling and investing and divesting all the
time. The business world moves fast,
and so do I. Are you sure I can't get you
something? >> Talia: No, thanks.
That is another non-answer. >> Tucker: Ah.
Okay. Um... Let's say I'm clearing a path.
>> Talia: To what? >> Tucker: Who knows?
Sometimes you just have to, uh...make room for whatever
will be revealed. >> Talia: Did you learn that at
the ashram? >> Tucker: I did.
Very good. [ Chuckles ]
Excellent research on your part yet again.
>> Talia: So, what have you been doing since you left Thailand?
I know you spent some time in L.A.
Did you have business there? Do you own a home?
What do you enjoy doing when in town?
My readers would love to know. >> Tucker: Well, uh...
I, uh -- I go to the Hollywood Walk of Fame and
Venice Beach and the Capitol Records building
and Brown Derby. All the hotspots, you know?
>> Talia: The Brown Derby has been closed for about 30 years.
>> Tucker: Is that right? Wow. That would explain
the slow service. >> Talia: All right.
I have things to do. If you ever do get serious,
I would love to interview you. >> Tucker: [ Chuckles ]
Wow. How quaint. Well, in this case, I'll
definitely be in touch. Take care.
You can come out now, Nikki. Would you like to explain
what that was all about?
>> Diane: Tucker was the man in the Bentley.
That's the one thing I lied to you about.
We were connected in L.A., but it was just a random run-in.
>> Jack: When was this? >> Diane: About six months
before I started reaching out to you.
Tucker recognized me immediately, and I was hoping he
would drop it, but of course he didn't.
>> Jack: That wouldn't be his style, no.
>> Diane: No, not at all. He, um -- He was able to connect
the dots because he knew people who had done business with
Jeremy. And somehow he uncovered
evidence of my crimes that the feds had overlooked.
But he promised that he would keep quiet
if we helped each other. >> Jack: You were being
blackmailed from two different directions.
>> Diane: Yeah. >> Jack: I'm almost afraid to
ask. What did he want from you
in return? >> Diane: Tucker was considering
a return to Genoa City to rekindle things with Ashley.
>> Jack: He's a fool. >> Diane: Yes, and he wanted a
way in with the Abbotts. And that's when he found Allie.
>> Jack: Wait. Tucker's the one who discovered Keemo and Allie?
>> Diane: That's right. He thought I could be of help to
him here, so he offered me the information about the house as a
way for me to reconnect with you and Kyle.
>> Jack: And what was he expecting from you in return?
>> Diane: [ Sighs ] Well, he -- he wanted me
to keep tabs on Ashley. You know, her romantic status,
work, travel plans. >> Jack: Wait. You originally
came to town to spy on my sister?
>> Diane: No! No, Jack. Ca-- Can't you see the situation
I was in? I had worked so hard
to turn my life around -- years and years of effort
and -- and therapy so that I could be with my son again.
This was my chance. And -- And I couldn't risk
Tucker revealing that I was a lie before I had a chance
to do it myself. I could've gone to jail.
And then Kyle would have found out that I'd faked my death
without me being able to explain it to him.
So I -- So I agreed to help Tucker.
Okay? I sold all of the expensive
gifts that Jeremy had given me, and I used the money to buy
Keemo's house. You know everything after that.
>> Summer: How good are our lives right now?
>> Kyle: Mm. Our lives are perfect.
>> Summer: [ Breathes deeply ] I have loved you for so long.
We've known each other for what feels like forever,
and... all that time, I haven't known
how we were going to end up together, but...it always felt
inevitable. >> Kyle: [ Chuckles ]
It did. And now we have everything
we could ever want. We have each other,
Harrison, family, work. Could it get any better?
>> Summer: I don't know. We both had personal issues
that we had to deal with before we came here.
You with Adam, me with my dad and Sally.
>> Kyle: Yeah, minor bumps in the road.
That stuff barely even bothers me anymore.
It was perfectly fine, and I owe that to you and Harrison.
I know the two of you are in my corner, so nothing else matters.
>> Summer: That's so sweet. But it's not entirely true.
>> Kyle: What? >> Summer: Kind of hurts me to
say this, but... I feel like you never felt
truly whole until Diane came back.
And it makes sense, right? The mother you thought you lost
back in your life? >> Kyle: Guess I hadn't thought
about it like that. But...
having her around does make me feel more at peace.
I think that's because I finally have some answers.
There's not as much uncertainty. No more unfinished business.
>> Summer: Mm. >> Kyle: I think I was always
looking for something that was just out of reach
or lurking in the shadows. >> Summer: And you're not
anymore? >> Kyle: Mnh.
That's why I can focus on all the positive things in my life.
>> Summer: Well, I'm glad it's worked out because, to be
honest, when she first showed up, I was afraid it was gonna be
a real mess. [ Both laugh ]
>> Kyle: I know you did. But thanks for giving her the
space and time to prove herself. You were supportive but never
dictated how I was supposed to feel about any of it.
You let me figure it out on my own.
You were awesome. >> Summer: Were awesome?
Did I stop being awesome? >> Kyle: Oh. No, no, no, no.
>> Summer: [ Laughs ] Okay. I didn't think so.
I -- I'm still awesome. And don't ever forget it.
>> Kyle: Never. >> Summer: [ Chuckles ]
>> Jack: I-I-I don't even know what to say.
>> Diane: Jack, I -- I was trapped,
first by Jeremy and then by Tucker.
I -- I was forced to behave in ways that I would never do
under normal circumstances. But it was --
it was about survival. And I -- And it was about my
need as a mother to reconnect with my son.
And I was willing to do whatever it took.
Please tell me you understand. I am so sorry.
But Phyllis and Nikki were determined to dig up dirt on me,
and -- and I knew that this would be discovered sooner or
later. I just wanted you
to hear it from me. [ Knock on door, door opens ]
>> Phyllis: Hi. Uh, am I interrupting something?
Is everything okay? >> Diane: [ Sighs ]
>> Tucker: Did you expect me to believe that little song and
dance there was for a real article, some puff piece
about my future plans? >> Nikki: What would I know
about Talia's assignments? >> Tucker: [ Chuckles ]
Yeah. It's funny -- she was asking
about my business in L.A., and it's pretty common knowledge
that most of my business is done internationally.
But everyone seems very concerned about what
I'm doing in Los Angeles. And by "everyone," I mean you.
>> Nikki: I'm not sure what you're referring to.
>> Tucker: Oh, Nikki... I love a good cat-and-mouse
game, especially with you. But I think it would be best
if we just lay our cards on the table here.
You and your friends have a theory that I'm somehow
connected with Diane Jenkins. Right? So you're siccing the
reporter who did an exposé on her onto me.
>> Nikki: Out of respect for Katherine, I want to treat you
fairly. >> Tucker: You sure have a funny
way of showing it. >> Nikki: I would like to think
that you're smart enough to avoid Diane Jenkins
at all costs. Yet there is something
in my head that tells me that there is a connection
between the two of you. And you know what she did to me
and my family. So you should certainly
understand why I don't want her in Genoa City.
>> Tucker: But what does that have to do with me?
>> Nikki: If you are collaborating with her,
I want to know why and what she is after.
If she is planning to harm anybody that I care about,
I will hold you personally responsible.
Now, I would like to believe that if you knew
something that would help me protect my loved ones,
you would step up and give me the information.
>> Tucker: Yeah. I would really like to help, Nikki, but...
sorry, I can't. >> Jack: Everything is fine,
Phyllis. What is it you need at this
exact moment? >> Phyllis: Oh, it's no hurry.
None at all. Um, not important.
I'll come back at another time. Okay?
Is everything okay, Diane? >> Diane: Yes, everything's
fine, just like Jack said. >> Jack: Well, I have an
appointment I'm late for. We'll continue this later.
>> Phyllis: I bet you're looking forward to that.
I don't know what went down here...
but it doesn't seem too good for you.
>> Next week on "The Young and the Restless."
>> Phyllis: Trust me when I say Diane is at her tipping point.
It's only a matter of time before she snaps.
>> Nick: Newman Enterprises has decided to replace
you and Chloe at Newman Media. >> Adam: Are you okay?
♪♪
>> Join us again for "The Young and the Restless."