[ Cellphone rings ] >> Noah: Glam Club.
How can we make your night unforgettable, Chance?
>> Chance: Well, you can reserve the best table in the house
tonight for date night with my beautiful wife.
>> Noah: Consider it done. You and Abby
celebrating anything special? >> Chance: Just the fact
that she still loves me, considering I haven't taken
her out in centuries. >> Noah: [ Chuckles ]
Alright, I got you. I'll make sure it's a night you
remember. You guys deserve it.
>> Chance: I appreciate you. Thank you.
>> Abby: [ Sighs ] >> Chance: Well, hi.
>> Abby: Hi, babe. I am so happy to see you.
Today has been a complete nightmare in the kitchen.
I mean, Patricia I cut her finger.
She had to go to the E.R. Then the dishwasher broke, so
I'm back there scrubbing dishes. I don't even want to talk about
the little fire that I had to put out,
but at least now I know how to clean a grease trap.
What's going on? What is this? Did I miss, like, a birthday
or an anniversary or something? What is it?
>> Chance: Surprise. >> Abby: Oh.
>> Noah: Hey, Nate. Why are you here by yourself,
man? Don't you want to be part
of the action? >> Nate: I'm good.
>> Noah: Okay, well, if you want to vent about whatever's going
on -- >> Nate: Thanks, but I wouldn't
subject my worst enemy to what I'm holding back right now.
♪♪ ♪♪
>> Lily: Hey. >> Devon: Hey.
[ Sighs ] >> Lily: Did you confront Nate?
>> Devon: Yes, I did. And then I went for a drive
to try and cool off afterwards, and that didn't work.
I just don't understand for the life of me
what the hell he was thinking, how he could look us
in the eyes while he's stabbing us in the back,
and then throw around all these ridiculous accusations
after the fact. >> Lily: Like what?
>> Devon: He has the nerve to say that I drove him
to betray us because I haven't gotten over Neil's death.
>> Lily: What? I don't even follow that logic.
>> Devon: Yeah. And then he said that I only
want to be partners with Neil, and that's the reason why
I shut down all of his ideas. >> Lily: I see.
>> Devon: Why would I agree to do this merger with you
if that were the case? >> Lily: Yeah, I mean, well,
it did take you a long time to come around to the idea.
>> Devon: It didn't take me that long, and it's a pretty big
decision, so, yeah, I was going to take time to think about it.
>> Lily: Yeah, and we do keep our two areas of the company
separate. I mean, we don't
have any projects together. >> Devon: Okay.
And you're saying this why? You think he has a point or
what? >> Lily: No, no, no.
Look, there is no justification to what Nate did, okay?
I'm not saying that you drove him to betray us.
>> Devon: Thank you. >> Lily: But, I mean, I'm sure
that you want a better relationship with your next COO,
so... I don't know, maybe it's worth
it to do some soul searching and see if there's any truth
to what he said about Dad. >> Devon: Okay.
What I'd really like to do is change the subject,
if you don't mind, okay? We can talk about
literally anything else. How about you catch me up
on what's been going on here? >> Lily: Sure.
Okay. Well, there have been
some developments. >> Tucker: Hey.
>> Audra: Hey. >> Tucker: Sorry I'm late.
Nikki Newman made me an offer I couldn't refuse,
and it turned out she was setting me up.
>> Audra: For what? >> Tucker: An interview with
that journalist, Talia Morgan. >> Audra: Wait, I know that
name. She's the reporter who wrote
that article on Diane Jenkins. Why would you agree
to be grilled by her after you had her series killed?
>> Tucker: Uh, show the world that I'm an open book.
Nothing to hide, no one to fear. >> Audra: [ Chuckles ]
Bottle that self-confidence, and it can be your most
profitable endeavor yet. But did you find out anything
from Nikki or her daughter? >> Tucker: No,
I was not able to verify that Victoria is the CEO
in cahoots with Nate, but even if she was,
she's backed off now that he's given away their plan.
And the same would go for anyone colluding with him.
So we need a new plan of attack.
>> Chance: I got it all planned out.
I got the night off, I cleaned up, got you some flowers.
>> Abby: Well, these are lovely, and you look even more handsome
than usual, but I am a complete nightmare.
>> Chance: What? You look absolutely incredible.
Are you kidding me? What's sexier than a woman who
works hard? >> Abby: [ Chuckles ]
>> Chance: You're the boss lady. You get things done.
Let me take you out. Let me show you just how much
I love you. >> Abby: Mm, well, if you think
I look good tonight, just wait until what I look like
tomorrow night. >> Chance: I can't tomorrow
night. I got a stakeout.
I mean, I might be able to do the night after.
I'm going to have to juggle some things around.
>> Abby: No, no, no, we're closed for a private party.
We need all hands on deck. I have to be here to make sure
everything runs smoothly. >> Chance: I miss you.
>> Abby: I miss you, too. [ Sighs ]
You know what? Let's do this. Let's do this tonight.
>> Chance: You sure? I mean, you said --
>> Abby: I know what I said, but there's a time in my life
when I would've shut that club down,
and I think it's important that I go there for Noah
to support him. Family first, right?
I know that we have our own family, and I am crazy about
being a mom, but that doesn't mean that I'm going to stop
being me, you know? I should still go out
and have fun when I get the opportunity.
>> Chance: You absolutely should.
>> Abby: I think it's important for our son to see his mom
have a well-balanced, well-rounded life.
So I'm going to go in the back and I'm going to work out
some minor miracles, and then you better
put out an APB. >> Chance: Oh, yeah? Why's that?
>> Abby: You better put Genoa City on notice
because the Chancellors are going up tonight.
>> Chance: [ Sighs ] >> Audra: I wish I had the
perfect Plan "B" for you. Chancellor-Winters' IPO
was our best option. That is, if convincing Devon
to merge his years with yours for the controlling majority
wasn't just a pipe dream. >> Tucker: Doesn't matter if
Devon and Lily have given up on it.
>> Audra: If they have, your only way in
is to do something to undermine the company
and force them to sell it to you in a hostile-takeover scenario.
>> Tucker: I hate that word "hostile" 'cause I'm anything
but. I just operate under a different
set of beliefs. >> Audra: Oh, this I'm dying to
hear. >> Tucker: I believe in family
and that some things are sacred. And there are only two people
who should be running a Katherine Chancellor company.
Moi and her grandson. Everyone else is superfluous.
So you need to figure out a way for me to set things right.
>> Noah: Well, I'm happy to play bartender and listen
with an objective ear, offer some sound advice.
Judgment-free zone. >> Nate: Thank you, but I'm sure
you have other customers to attend to.
>> Noah: That's true, and I'll attend to their needs, as well,
but most of those people are strangers to me, Nate.
You've literally saved the lives of a lot of people I love, so...
>> Nate: I was a different man back then.
>> Noah: I doubt that. I hate seeing you
beat yourself up like this. >> Nate: There are
plenty of people out there who believe I deserve it.
>> Noah: Sounds like you're really going through it.
>> Nate: We all have our challenges, right?
>> Noah: Well, if it helps, we can compare troubles.
I'm in a little bit of a situation myself.
My ex-girlfriend, she's back in town out of the blue.
Part of me's wondering what she's really up to.
She's definitely Trouble with capital "T."
And the other part of me is wondering if people can change.
I kind of feel guilty for assuming the worst about her.
>> Nate: Look, I see what you're trying to do here, Noah, and
thank you, but there's no comparison.
I don't want to elaborate. >> Noah: Alright, I got you.
I won't push. But if you need anything,
just let me know, okay? >> Nate: Thank you.
Right now, I would just like a quiet drink alone.
[ Sighs ] >> Devon: Alright, what are
these new developments? Has someone else betrayed us?
>> Lily: [ Scoffs ] Yeah. Billy and I, we spoke to Jill.
>> Devon: Mm, I'm sure that was fun.
What did she have to say? >> Lily: Oh, yeah, she was
furious. >> Devon: I bet she was.
>> Lily: Mm-hmm. >> Devon: She merges
her company with mine, and it takes, what, a week for Nate
to ruin every idea we had. >> Lily: Oh, yeah, she
definitely had some choice words for Nate, that's for sure.
But what was surprising is that she wants to move forward
with the IPO. >> Devon: You're kidding.
>> Lily: Only after we figure out where the other threat
is coming from. >> Devon: It doesn't matter
where the threat's coming from. It opens us up to too much risk,
as we just learned. >> Lily: Okay, I understand your
reluctance. I do. Trust me.
But we don't have the threat with Nate anymore.
He doesn't have any shares to sell, so he can't
sell anything behind our backs. >> Devon: Lily, it doesn't
matter what you say. You're not going to convince me
this is the right thing to do. I'm sorry. It's just not.
>> Lily: Okay, look, let's just table the IPO for now,
and we'll revisit it. I just -- I want to talk
about the family issue. I mean, this company was
supposed to bring us together, and instead it's torn us apart.
>> Devon: That's not true. Company didn't do anything to
us. Nate did.
And if you ever expect me to forgive him,
you can stop 'cause it's not going to happen.
You can go ahead and exclude me from all the family holiday
get-togethers if he's going to be there, 'cause I won't be.
I'm done with him. He crossed a line
that you don't come back from.
>> Lily: Devon, I am not asking you to forgive Nate.
>> Devon: Well, that's good. >> Lily: Because I'm just as
furious as you are. >> Devon: I would hope you are,
because what he did was an attack on your company, too.
You know that, right? >> Lily: I know that.
>> Devon: Good. >> Lily: But I hate this.
I hate it. This is our family.
Like, we're supposed to be stronger than this.
I mean, how do we fix things? >> Devon: Everything got fixed
the day that he walked out of that door.
You and I, we move forward together.
Who cares what happens to him? >> Lily: I mean, what happened
between you two today? >> Devon: It doesn't matter,
really, and I don't want to talk about it.
The only thing that you need to know is Nate isn't telling us
who this other CEO is. >> Lily: Well, who knows?
Maybe when things calm down, he'll come clean.
>> Devon: Don't hold your breath.
And my money's on Tucker still. >> Lily: Even though he's
continued to deny it? >> Devon: Yeah, absolutely,
'cause he says his main motivation
for coming back to town is knowing that he has a grandson,
and he's known that for a year, so he picks the one week
we're going public? No.
>> Lily: I mean, like we said, it could be a coincidence.
>> Devon: Well, it's a better chance that it's just more
betrayal from someone that we're supposed to be able to trust.
>> Lily: Look, Devon, I know that this hurts, and I know
how much it's costing us, but if you're going
to fight back, you have to do it carefully.
>> Devon: Yeah, I plan to. >> Lily: Okay, good.
So what are you going to do next?
>> Chance: Whoa. >> Abby: [ Gasps ]
>> Chance: Not bad. >> Abby: Wow.
This place is incredible. I love the music,
the color, the vibe. >> Noah: Hey, you made it.
>> Abby: Hi. Come here.
I am so sorry that we missed your opening night.
>> Noah: Don't worry about it. You're here now, and you two
are my guests of honor. >> Abby: Oh, stop.
>> Noah: No, come on. How often do you get to go out
and have some child-free fun? >> Abby: I mean, Chance
has been so busy, it's kind of been like we're
two ships passing in the night. But you know what?
We're here now, so it's all good.
Mwah. >> Noah: Well, as a special
thank you for spending your night with us, I'm going to give
you two the early bird special. >> Abby: No way. I am offended.
Yes, we might be here opening this club up tonight,
but I assure you we will also be shutting it down.
>> Noah: Okay, I like a challenge.
>> Abby: Mm-hmm. >> Noah: Alright, best spot in
the house reserved for my two newest regulars.
>> Abby: Ooh. >> Noah: First round's on me.
>> Chance: Hey, thanks, man. >> Abby: [ Chuckles ]
Nate's sitting all alone. Should we go say hi to him?
>> Noah: I wouldn't recommend that.
He's not having the best day, apparently.
>> Chance: We'll check on him later.
>> Abby: Okay, well, how's Allie?
Where is she? I thought she'd be a regular at
your club. >> Noah: She was here earlier
when she was on break from the lab but had to take off.
But, you know, she's good. >> Abby: Is she really?
'Cause I can sense something in your tone.
>> Chance: Oh, hey, Detective Abby, what are you
doing? I thought we left the badges at
home. >> Abby: Okay, yes, I did,
but I am still a nosy aunt. So how is Allie really?
>> Noah: Couldn't be better. Look, I should probably get
to my other customers, but I'll have a server
bring over a signature cocktail, and you guys should go check out
the multimedia art installation next door.
>> Chance: Alright. Thanks, man. >> Abby: Nice.
Okay, did you notice how Noah tensed up when I mentioned
Allie? Do you think there's something
going on with them? >> Chance: You know what?
I didn't even notice. You'll have to forgive me.
I'm out with my beautiful wife, and I just couldn't stop staring
at her beautiful face. >> Abby: Mm.
>> Chance: Just keep asking myself, how did I get so lucky?
>> Noah: Three days ago, you said you were excited about
going with me to this opening. All of a sudden you're refusing?
>> Audra: Yes, because the gallery owner is a
money-grabbing troll. Look, I have no respect for her.
>> Noah: You were just trying to get your own show there.
What did you have this great epiphany?
>> Audra: Since I found out what she's really looking for.
>> Noah: What is that? What is that?
Some kind of dig at my work? >> Audra: [ Chuckles ]
Come on. Look, we both know the only
reason you got this is because the owner wants to sleep with
you. >> Noah: Why?
Why do you do this? What the hell is wrong
with you, Audra? [ Cellphone rings ]
>> Audra: Anyone important? >> Tucker: Very.
Hey, what's the latest? >> Devon: Hey, I was just
wondering if you had time to grab a drink tonight.
>> Tucker: Of course. Where? >> Devon: How about we do the
Glam Club? >> Tucker: Perfect.
See you there. >> Devon: Alright, I'll see you
in a bit. Well, it's all set.
>> Lily: Good. >> Devon: Let's see
what kind of information I can finesse out of him.
>> Abby: This was a spectacular idea.
I mean, when was the last time that the Chancellors
were out after dark without Dominic, having some fun?
>> Chance: It was about time the Earth was cooling [chuckles]
and I'm sorry about that. >> Abby: We've both been busy.
I get it. >> Chance: And, hey, I know
things were bumpy there for a minute, but we rallied
just like I knew we would. We got right back on track.
>> Abby: Better than ever. I think this calls for a toast.
>> Chance: Oh, yeah? >> Abby: Mm-hmm.
>> Chance: What are we drinking to?
>> Abby: To the lucky few who have found their perfect spouse.
I love you. >> Chance: I love you 10 times
more. >> Abby: Mm.
Cheers. >> Chance: Cheers
>> Abby: Really? He has to show up here tonight
of all nights? >> Chance: Just ignore him,
alright? >> Abby: If he showed up in town
trying to stir things up with my mom --
>> Chance: Look, whatever happens with Ashley,
that's her call, alright? And she is more than capable
of taking care of herself. >> Abby: Well, there's someone
else who's even more important that can't protect themselves
that I'm worried about. That's our son, Dominic.
At some point, Tucker is going to want to meet him,
and I do not want him anywhere near our family.
>> Chance: Hey, don't do this to yourself, not tonight.
>> Abby: I know that you think I'm being some crazy,
overprotective mom, but, I mean, yes, Devon wants to have
a relationship with his father, but even he doesn't trust him
as far as he can throw him. >> Chance: Well, did Devon say
that Tucker was going to be a danger to Dom?
>> Abby: Devon said he thinks he has some sort of hidden agenda.
>> Chance: Well, maybe he's had a change of heart.
>> Abby: Why would you say that? >> Chance: Mm.
>> Tucker: Hey, good to see you, Son.
>> Devon: Yeah, man, I appreciate you doing this.
>> Tucker: Anything for you. >> Devon: Well.
>> Tucker: [ Chuckles ] >> Nate: I wanted to make the
most of this position I had been given, to be a full participant,
for at least some of my ideas to be implemented.
But it became clear that as long as Devon could pull rank, that
was never going to happen. So when a different opportunity
presented itself, I grabbed it, took the initiative, set things
in motion that would allow my voice to be heard and respected.
Because I knew it was the only way I'd ever have a chance to
prove myself. >> Lily: But it wasn't the only
way, Nate. It was a choice.
>> Nate: Yeah. So, uh...I guess that's it.
>> Lily: Get out. >> Nate: [ Sighs ]
>> Lily: [ Sighs ] Audra.
Hi. >> Audra: Mind if I join you?
>> Lily: No, please. I would love the company.
But if you're looking for an answer on whether we go public
or not, I think you will be disappointed.
>> Audra: It pays to be prudent in situations like this.
There's a lot to consider. But if there's anything I can do
to help tip the scale, I'd be happy to lend an ear
or make suggestions. >> Lily: Yeah.
I don't know. I think I'm too blindsided
to look at anything from a business standpoint right now.
>> Audra: I understand. This is a very complicated
family issue for you. Every emotion
that you're feeling right now is absolutely valid.
>> Lily: Yeah. Well, I mean, it's not just me.
You know, Devon and Billy are just as furious.
It's like, we trusted Nate, you know, and he let us down
in the worst possible way. And, honestly,
I feel like I can't even talk to Devon about it
because I feel so guilty. >> Audra: Why?
>> Lily: Because it's my fault. You know?
I proposed the merger. I encouraged Nate
to take the job. I convinced Devon
that we should go public. I mean, I thought we were
protected from a hostile takeover, but who knew that it
would come from our own inner circle?
>> Audra: I mean, no one ever does.
You know, I've seen more backstabbing and betrayal in the
corporate world than you can imagine.
[ Sighs ] It's never pretty. I mean, from a stranger,
you might expect it. >> Lily: Yeah, but when it's
family... >> Audra: It's downright brutal.
>> Lily: You know what? Changed my mind.
Why don't you tell me whatever advice that you have?
>> Audra: Trust no one. >> Tucker: Is there a problem?
Is it the venue? Is it me? [ Both chuckle ]
Seem a little upset. >> Devon: No, not at all.
It's not you. I actually specifically chose
this place 'cause I thought I'd be able to avoid running into
him. >> Tucker: Oh, Nate?
>> Devon: Yeah. >> Tucker: Thought you two were
tight. >> Devon: Things changed.
>> Tucker: Well, if we stay here, I don't think avoiding him
is going to be an option.
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Devon: Don't leave on my account.
Please. >> Nate: What I said about you
and Neil was the truth. One day, I hope you finally
accept it. >> Devon: Why don't you leave
Neil's name out of your mouth, since he'd be disgusted
with you if he were alive? >> Nate: Keep telling yourself
that, but we both know the truth.
Neil would want new blood, new ideas.
>> Devon: You don't know a damn thing about what he would want
for his company. >> Abby: I think I should go
over there. Maybe I can help.
>> Chance: No, honey, they are fine.
They're family. It's an argument.
Let them hash it out. >> Abby: A couple of months ago,
Devon told me that he and Nate were having some work-related
issues. I thought they had
resolved them, but clearly not. They've come to blows before.
>> Nate: You were the one who brought Neil into this...
>> Chance: Alright, let me handle this.
>> Abby: No, no, no. I know them both really well.
>> Chance: Trust me, I'll calm things down.
>> Nate: That's what I think. >> Devon: And this is coming
from the guy who's never ran a business
a day in his life, right? >> Nate: Wow.
I know how to treat people with respect at least.
>> Devon: Respect? >> Chance: Can I offer an
opinion here? >> Devon: If you had any bit of
self-awareness, you'd actually be ashamed of what you did,
but you're not. >> Nate: Me?
Ashamed of what I did? >> Devon: You have the nerve to
stand here in front of me and point fingers like you're the
victim when you're the one that crossed the line with your
family. >> Chance: Gentlemen.
That's enough. I don't know what's going on
here, but this is not the place. >> Devon: I agree.
And you're not worth any more of my time.
>> Nate: [ Chuckles ] Yeah, you're not worth
my time, either. >> Devon: Sorry about that.
>> Noah: Hey. Is there a problem?
>> Devon: No, man. Everything's great.
Couldn't be better. >> Lily: I mean, there have
been occasions where I've made the mistake of trusting
the wrong person, but I refuse to believe
that I should be skeptical of everyone, you know?
Like Devon, for instance. I trust him completely.
I would do anything for him, and I know he would do
the same for me. >> Audra: I admire that, truly,
but I got a reminder today about putting too much faith
in someone. There was a man in my life who
I thought would never betray me, but then he disappeared
from my life, moved on without even dealing
with our unresolved feelings. I mean, of course
he sees things differently and blames everything on me.
I'm oversharing. Sorry. >> Lily: No, no, no, please.
It's fine. >> Audra: What I'm saying is, I
sincerely hope Devon won't ever turn on you.
>> Lily: Why do you say that? >> Audra: When money and power
are involved, people's true selves emerge.
Their masks come off, and it's not always pretty.
>> Lily: Well, I don't know. I like to think that people can
surprise us in good ways, too. That's something that my father
taught us and lived by. God, I wish you were here
to help me fix this mess. He would know exactly
what to do. >> Audra: I've heard of
Neil Winters. He was very well-respected.
>> Lily: Well, whatever you heard does not do him justice.
I'm really sorry. I have to go. >> Audra: One last piece of
advice, if I may. >> Lily: Yeah, sure.
>> Audra: I know you must be feeling a little traumatized
right now, but in all the IPOs I've worked on, very few
companies have regretted taking that big step.
Should the transgressions of one person with an ax
to grind rob you of that glory? >> Chance: [ Sighs ]
Potential fight averted. >> Abby: What the hell happened?
>> Chance: I don't know. I think you were right, though.
It did sound like it was work-related.
But, hey, Nate left, Devon said he's all good, so there
shouldn't be any more problems. >> Abby: Well, you know whose
fault this is, right? It's Tucker's.
That man is toxic. He poisons everything
he comes in contact with. >> Chance: I don't know, honey.
It kind of sounded like he was on the periphery of whatever
this was, and his name didn't even get brought up.
>> Abby: Well, he certainly didn't do anything to cool it
off. >> Chance: I got an idea.
How about we quit worrying about everybody else, and we get back
to enjoying our night? Huh?
>> Nate: Last man you wanted to see, Right?
In fact, as far as you're concerned, I'm probably
public enemy number one.
>> Tucker: Hey, I don't want to pry into what's going on with
you and Nate, but, judging by your reaction, I'm guessing Nate
is the Chancellor-Winters insider who's been sharing
information with some predatory CEO?
>> Devon: That's personal company information, Tucker,
and I'd really rather not talk about Nate, if you don't mind.
>> Tucker: Roger that. >> Devon: Thank you.
>> Tucker: Hey, I'm happy you called.
It's good to see you. I felt like last time
we got together, it kind of got off track.
>> Devon: Yeah, yeah. No, that's -- that's really
'cause of me, and I apologize for coming at you so
aggressively. I'm sure you can understand how
it looked from my perspective to have you randomly show up in
town the same week and find out there's a mole in the company.
>> Tucker: Yeah. >> Devon: So I think if I wasn't
suspicious, I'd be a fool, right?
>> Tucker: Right, right. I guess if I were in your shoes,
I'd be pointing fingers at me, too.
I'm just sorry that -- although I'm not surprised,
that anytime anyone hears my name in this town, they
instantly conclude the worst. >> Devon: Well, give me a break.
>> Tucker: No, it's a nuisance, man.
There's nothing but rumors and innuendo.
Nobody trusts me. >> Devon: I mean, yeah.
I think you kind of relish in that, though, 'cause
it adds to your whole mystique. >> Tucker: My mystique.
>> Devon: Yeah. >> Tucker: Is that how you see
me? Really?
>> Devon: I mean, I think that's just how you are.
You know, no one expects you to ever be the good guy,
so you have to play by any rules.
Sounds freeing, if you ask me. >> Tucker: Yeah, I suppose being
a ne'er-do-well has its advantages, but I'm very pleased
that the apple has fallen far from the tree.
>> Devon: Is that right? Why do you say that?
>> Tucker: Well, because two guys exactly like me, that
wouldn't work. But the two of us
balances everything out. >> Devon: Yeah, I can --
I can agree with that. I've actually been thinking
that you and I should spend some more time together.
>> Tucker: Really? >> Devon: Yeah.
I know you're a busy man, of course,
but I have Dominic this weekend and was wondering
if you'd like to find some time to come and meet him.
>> Tucker: You kidding? Meeting my grandson
means everything to me. >> Devon: To me, too.
>> Abby: [ Sighs ] >> Chance: You know what I want
to do? >> Abby: What's that?
>> Chance: I want to kiss you on that dance floor over there.
You know what? I'll kiss you in the art
gallery. Doesn't matter to me.
What do you say? >> Abby: Mm.
I would love that. >> Chance: That wasn't a yes/no
question. >> Abby: Okay, so you assume
that because I'm eavesdropping on Tucker
and Devon's conversation that I didn't hear what my very
handsome husband was saying? >> Adam: Eh, something like
that. >> Abby: Let me clarify.
I would like to kiss you on the dance floor
and in the art gallery. >> Chance: Ooh, with pleasure.
>> Abby: Mm. >> Chance: I say we start in the
art gallery. We can "ooh" and "ahh" at all
the artwork. >> Abby: Nice picture you're
painting, Mr. Chancellor. I think I am the one
who's with the artist tonight. >> Chance: Ooh.
[ Cellphone pings ] >> Abby: Work?
>> Chance: It can wait. >> Abby: Are you sure?
'Cause, I mean, what if there's some sort of crime spree
in Genoa City, and you are the only person
who can stop it, but you and I are in the art gallery making
out? >> Chance: Ouf.
I'm not going to lie. That does sound like something
right out of an action movie. Alright, you convinced me.
I'll see what it is. Not urgent.
You have my word. Genoa City will be safe
for a few more hours. Now, before we head
into this art gallery, I say we take a peek
at this menu, see what other masterpieces
they can whip up back there, because that last drink
was actually pretty good. >> Abby: That is a wonderful
idea. [ Sighs ]
>> Devon: Alright, so when do you think would be a good time
to come and meet your grandson? >> Tucker: Oh, you just tell me
when you're free. I'll clear up my schedule.
It's not every day a man gets to meet his first grandson.
>> Devon: His first. No pressure.
Hey, listen, no pressure at all to talk to me about what's going
on with Nate. But I want you to know I'm a
pretty decent sounding board. Alright?
So it's an open offer. You just let me know. I'm here.
Whatever you need. >> Devon: I appreciate that.
And... you were right
that Nate is the one that sold us out.
He lied to all of our faces and was ready to sit back
and watch us lose everything that we built.
You know, I just -- I don't, for the life of me, understand
how someone who calls himself family could do something that
malicious and that unforgivable. >> Audra: If you're worried
about running into your potential enemies, you just
missed Lily. >> Nate: Last thing I want is
another run-in with top brass at Chancellor-Winters.
I almost got into a fistfight with the Devon tonight.
And, frankly, I wouldn't be shocked if you wanted
to take a swing at me, too. >> Audra: Why would I do
something like that? >> Nate: I'm the guy who
potentially torpedoed your well-crafted plans for
Chancellor-Winters. >> Audra: True.
I did have to put in some overtime figuring out
what might come next, but trust me,
I don't consider you an enemy. >> Nate: Why not?
>> Audra: Well, I've been in this cutthroat business world
for a while now. I mean, I've seen it all,
and there's not much I take personally.
In fact, I appreciate your creativity.
>> Audra: What's with the look? >> Nate: I feel like I should
remind you of which side you're supposed to be on.
>> Audra: Make no mistake. Look, I know very well who pays
my bills. I'm not condoning what you did,
but I appreciate a man who sings for the fences.
You can't win big unless you take chances.
>> Nate: Hmm. I see. You like to live dangerously.
>> Audra: Life is short, so you should grab every single morsel
of excitement out of it. I want to know your story.
>> Nate: Why? >> Audra: I'm curious to know
why you did what you did. >> Nate: Why would I
share that information with you? >> Audra: Because you look like
you need someone to talk to. And I like an exciting story.
Something tells me this one's going to be a doozy.
Pull up a chair. I want the inside scoop.
>> Nate: I guess I have a few things to get off my chest.
>> Audra: Mm. >> Nate: But I know better than
to think that anything I say here is going to stay
between the two of us. >> Audra: You're underestimating
my ability to keep a secret. >> Nate: Mm.
I will say this much. Maybe I made the mistake of
putting business before family, but Devon was so focused on
family that it got in the way of the business.
>> Audra: Oh. In what way?
>> Nate: You know what? It's a Chancellor-Winters issue.
You should ask the man yourself. Although, he lacks
the self-awareness to give you an honest answer.
>> Audra: That's why I'm asking you.
>> Nate: Forget about it. I'm in this mess because
I shared too much information with outsiders.
I'm trying to learn from my mistakes.
>> Audra: [ Sighs ] >> Tucker: I might not be the
best guy to talk to about family loyalty given my business
history with Katherine. But I have changed
since then, so you know. >> Devon: Yeah, let's hope so.
No, it's just the fact that the Winters half
of the company is what I created with Neil,
and it's a piece of him that he left behind.
And it means a whole lot to the family.
And you would just think that it'd meant a little more to
Nate. That's all.
>> Tucker: That's interesting you should say that.
Does that tie into what Nate was saying regarding Neil?
>> Devon: Why would you bring that up?
>> Tucker: Well, first of all, I don't want it to be difficult
for you to talk to me about Neil.
I know what he meant to you. He was Dad, right?
>> Devon: Yeah. Yeah. >> Tucker: Yeah.
Also, I'm really -- I'm really sorry that I wasn't
there for you when you lost him. >> Devon: You really don't need
to apologize for anything. It's completely fine.
But, yeah, I mean, Neil was everything to me.
And, you know, when you share so many good memories with someone
on top of a lot of dreams that didn't have time to come true,
how can it might affect you? >> Tucker: Absolutely.
Absolutely. Yeah, it's been difficult for
you. >> Devon: Sure, yeah.
But not to the point where it's held me back from anything.
Nate said some nonsense about me not being able to move on
from his death and how my connection to him
is going to be the company's downfall,
'cause, according to him, I'm convinced that no one could
ever measure up to the legacy Neil left behind.
>> Tucker: Well, is that true? I mean, is that why all this
is affecting you so profoundly? Is he right?
'Cause if he is, I think that you need to think long and hard
about it and figure out a way to deal with your issues
before they take down Chancellor-Winters.
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