>> Daniel: Lily. [ Chuckles ] >> Lily: Oh, my God!
>> Daniel: Oh, look at you. >> Lily: Wow, it's so good to
see you. What are you doing here?
>> Daniel: I've come to spend Thanksgiving with my mother and
Summer. >> Lily: Oh, wow.
That's amazing. >> Daniel: Mm-hmm.
This is a wonderful surprise. I mean, I came here to get some
takeout. The place seems like it has a
pretty good vibe. >> Lily: Yeah.
Abby has done such a great job with this place.
Wait, are Heather and Lucy with you?
>> Daniel: Actually, they're in Europe.
>> Lily: Oh. Okay. You're not spending the holidays
together? >> Daniel: No, no.
Um, Heather got a short-term gig working for the legal team of
this American company in Portugal.
So, you know, she had to go, and we just figured it'd be a great
experience for Lucy to go with her and spend a few months
there. >> Lily: Wow.
That's really nice. She's gonna love that.
>> Daniel: Mm-hmm. >> Lily: I'm sure you miss them
like crazy. >> Daniel: You have no idea.
>> Billy: Hi. >> Chelsea: Hey.
Thanks for coming to meet me. I feel bad taking up more of
your time. >> Billy: No. No. It's --
It's, uh -- It's fine. I'm actually glad that you
texted. I'm really interested to hear
how it went with Connor. >> Chelsea: Well, I took my
therapist's advice and I was open and honest and I told him
about my depression. Unfortunately, Connor jumped to
the conclusion that he was the reason I was feeling low and he
was the reason I was in the hospital.
>> Billy: Aw. Poor kid. That must have been a very
difficult conversation. And I got to think Adam's
presence probably made it even worse.
>> Adam: I came here to relax. I didn't expect to see you and
Nick together. But now that I've seen you
together, I... Sally, it's eating away at me,
okay? I know it's a mistake, and you
deserve better than that. >> Sally: Okay, well, it's none
of your concern. >> Adam: [ Scoffs ] Yes, it is.
I feel like I pushed you into his arms.
Look, I regret every foolish thing that I did to drive you
away. I want to be with you.
We belong together. Marry me, Sally.
>> Sally: Okay, you're a little drunk, okay?
So you should probably stop before you make things worse.
>> Adam: No, no, no, no, no. I know what I'm saying, okay?
And so do you. I could see the look on your
face when I asked you. You didn't totally reject the
idea. You were just trying to see if I
knew what I was saying, and I do.
This is what I want. It's what we both want.
♪♪ ♪♪
>> Diane: Kyle? Are you here? >> Ashley: Oh, my God.
You don't even bother knocking anymore.
Just you and me. >> Diane: I'm looking for my
son. >> Ashley: I'm sure you are.
Because you're scared. And you need to find your very
last ally before your lies come crashing down all around you,
right? >> Diane: [ Scoffs ]
[ Pounding on door ] >> Jack: Answer the door!
>> Tucker: Jack Abbott. As I live and breathe.
>> Jack: Save it. >> Tucker: Oh.
You seem worked up. >> Jack: I'm here to tell you
one thing. >> Tucker: What's that?
>> Jack: Whatever you are planning, it's not gonna work.
>> Tucker: Would you care for a drink?
>> Jack: What do you say we skip the social pleasantries?
>> Tucker: What you call social pleasantries I call 18-year-old
single malt. >> Jack: I'm way ahead of you,
Tucker. Whatever you have up your
sleeve, I will be ready. >> Tucker: Okay.
What are we talking about? >> Jack: I think you know what
I'm accusing you of. >> Tucker: Oh, well, I get
accused of many things every day, so you're gonna have to be
a lot more speci-- >> Jack: Jabot.
You're coming after my company. >> Tucker: Hmm.
Where'd you get that idea? >> Jack: That doesn't matter.
I know it's true. The problem is, there is one
flaw to your plan. >> Tucker: Do tell.
>> Jack: You came back to Genoa City to win Ashley back
and to steal our family's company out from under us.
>> Tucker: How ambitious of me. >> Jack: The problem is
you can't do both. They are mutually exclusive,
which I think you already know. Which tells me that there's only
one goal you're really after. And given your obsession with
winning in the corporate sphere, I'd say you're coming after
Jabot, that my sister is just a means to that end, that Ashley
is being used to get to my company.
>> Tucker: That was my first drink.
But if you don't mind, I'm gonna pour myself a second one 'cause
after listening to you talk, I can tell this is going to be a
two-drink-minimum conversation. >> Jack: I notice you're not
denying it. >> Tucker: [ Sighs ]
I'll just say this. You, like 99.9% of the
population, are totally incapable of seeing the big
picture like I am. [ Bottle thuds ]
>> Diane: I am sorry to disappoint you, but that's not
the reason I'm looking for Kyle. You make it sound like I'm about
to be run out of town by an angry mob carrying torches and
pitchforks. >> Ashley: No, I don't think
that happens very often these days.
I think we could find you a ride to the airport and somebody to
wave bye-bye as you fly off into the wild blue yonder.
>> Diane: I'm not going anywhere.
I might not have many allies in this town, but I have the most
important one of all -- the truth.
>> Ashley: I can't believe you just said that with a straight
face. >> Diane: Jack is also on my
side, and I have told him everything that Tucker is
planning. >> Ashley: Yeah.
Well, it doesn't surprise me that you ran to him for
protection. I'm sure you managed to squeeze
out a few phony tears and tell Jack how you're such a victim
and those mean ladies that just won't believe that you've
actually changed. >> Diane: Jack believes me
because he's been witness to how unfair the three of you have
been to me. Whether it's Phyllis trying to
ruin my career or Nikki sending that investigative reporter to
dredge up my past or you... >> Ashley: Me what?
I have done absolutely nothing to you.
>> Diane: You're colluding with Tucker.
>> Ashley: I'm colluding with Tucker?
No, I'm not. I'm actually just taking what he
told me seriously, Diane. >> Diane: You know, actually,
you're the most devious of the three.
You're letting Nikki and Phyllis do all the dirty work in hopes
of giving yourself plausible deniability.
But Jack sees right through you. And the harder you push at me,
the more he's going to protect me.
>> Ashley: Well, maybe that was true a month ago, Diane, but the
more you go to him whining and complaining, it's just not as
effective as it once was. >> Diane: I don't think you
understand the relationship that Jack and I have.
>> Ashley: I think I understand it quite well.
And I'm telling you that his goodwill towards you is waning.
And you know why, right? He's sick of it.
He's sick of you. All of your lies.
We're so sick of it, Diane. All the lying and the mess you
make wherever you go. It's boring.
>> Diane: You're wrong. And, honestly, it makes you
sound petty. >> Ashley: I think the worst
thing of all for you, though, is gonna be when Kyle sees you
for who you really are. I mean, that day will come
eventually, but until then, you're gonna just keep playing
on his emotions, aren't you? That poor guy.
He just wanted a mom. He just wanted a nice, normal
mother, and he got you. >> Diane: Kyle knows how much I
love him, and he understands that I am trying to make up for
lost time. >> Ashley: It's sad.
It's really sad 'cause you keep promising him a future, a big,
happy family. But you and I both know there is
no future as soon as Jeremy Stark gets released from
prison. >> Diane: Oh, really?
Jeremy Stark. >> Ashley: Mm-hmm.
>> Diane: You're the one who should be worried about that.
>> Chelsea: Actually, Adam was great with Connor.
He was gentle and understanding. Whatever reservations he had,
he followed my lead. He reassured Connor that this
wasn't his fault and that I had been dealing with a lot of
issues before all the stuff happened with Johnny.
>> Billy: Okay. Well, I'm -- I'm actually really glad to hear
that. >> Chelsea: But then the
conversation took a turn. Before I could explain to Connor
what happened that night on the roof, he figured it out on his
own. He said, you know, he's not a
kid anymore, and he told me that he knows what it means when
someone wants to un-alive themselves.
>> Billy: Wow. >> Chelsea: I know.
I didn't see that coming. >> Billy: I mean, he's a smart,
perceptive boy, but I hope that wasn't too jarring for you.
>> Chelsea: It was shocking. But in the end, I think it
actually helped us be more open and honest about what happened.
And I think Connor appreciated that.
He could tell I was being authentic, so when I told him
this wasn't his fault, he believed me.
When I told him I'm getting better, he knew I was being
sincere. >> Billy: I'm proud of you.
>> Chelsea: [ Chuckles ] >> Billy: No, really. You --
You made the hard choice to have a very difficult conversation,
and you didn't back down. >> Adam: Look, I hate that I
didn't take this step before. I mean, it makes all the sense
in the world, Sally. >> Sally: Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Newman? That makes sense to you?
>> Adam: Yes. I mean, we shouldn't waste
another second being apart. It feels right.
Sally, we were meant to be, and I know that you feel the same
way because of everything that we shared.
Our connection -- it cannot be broken.
>> Sally: [ Breathes deeply ] >> Adam: I'm being serious.
>> Sally: Because you wouldn't make a joke out of my feelings
for you, right? 'Cause that would just be cruel.
>> Adam: You're right. I would not do that, okay?
I've put you through enough. >> Sally: You played games,
and you lost. And so now you're just pulling
out all the stops to keep me here, but you know what?
I refuse to stay here and let you do this to me.
I'm not -- I'm not -- >> Adam: No, Sa-- Look, Sally,
wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Nick: Hey. Hey.
Get your hands off her now. >> Adam: Just...
>> Adam: Look, are you trying to insinuate that I was threatening
Sally? Is that what you think you saw,
Nick? >> Nick: Do not grab her like
that again. >> Adam: You know what?
I think what really bothers you is seeing Sally with me and what
we have, what's in her heart. >> Sally: Do I get a say in
this? I listened to you.
That is what you wanted, okay? Now do something for me
and stop this. >> Nick: Let it go.
>> Adam: [ Breathing heavily ] >> Chelsea: Thank you for coming
here and listening to me, especially on such short notice.
>> Billy: It's all good. I'm glad I was nearby.
>> Chelsea: Well, I should get back up to Connor.
>> Billy: Yeah. It turns out moving upstairs is
a good thing, right? It's both convenient and
worthwhile. It's nice.
>> Chelsea: Yeah. We're both really comfortable
up there. Believe it or not, it's starting
to actually feel like home. >> Billy: It's amazing, Chelsea.
There's a real -- There's a real shift in you, you know?
You seem like you're more at peace.
It's a good thing to see. >> Chelsea: And your support has
really helped me get to this place.
>> Billy: No. It's all you. It really is.
You know, you made the choice to have a difficult conversation,
and that was, uh -- wasn't easy to do.
>> Chelsea: [ Sighs ] I was at the lowest point in my
life, but now I feel like it's gonna be a great Thanksgiving.
I have a lot to be thankful for. >> Billy: Yes, you do.
>> Nick: I'm sorry Adam grabbed your arm like that.
I also apologize if I made it worse with anything I, uh, said.
>> Sally: [ Sighs ] No. I'm -- I'm glad that you stepped
in when you did. But grabbing my arm was not the
most outrageous part of his performance.
>> Nick: What do you mean? >> Sally: He proposed to me.
And he insisted that we belong together.
I mean, why would he do that? In public and half-drunk?
>> Nick: You know why he did it. He's willing to do or say
anything to end our relationship.
It's not gonna work. >> Sally: I like this.
I like us. [ Sighs ]
>> Nick: I like us, too. I'm gonna go home to Christian.
I'll be thinking about you all night.
>> Sally: I will be thinking about you, too.
>> Nick: [ Sighs ] >> Lily: Thank you.
Remember when we went to California?
[ Laughs ] >> Daniel: Of course.
But I think you mean ran away. >> Lily: Oh, my God, that's
right. >> Daniel: Let's not delude us.
>> Lily: That's right. We left the state without
permission. >> Daniel: Our parents were
freaking out trying find us. >> Lily: [ Laughs ]
Oh, and then we were broke, and we got that job where we were
wearing fruit costumes. Remember that?
>> Daniel: Yes, yes! Not the worst job I've ever had.
>> Lily: Oh, my God. >> Daniel: Close, but...
>> Lily: [ Laughs ] Well, I mean, we had no work
experience, and they paid cash. >> Daniel: Ah, I think the thing
I remember most about that whole experience was the, uh, itchy
banana costume. >> Lily: [ Laughing ] Oh, my
God. Aww, those were the good old
days. We've come a long way since
then. >> Daniel: Mm. Yes, we have.
I mean, look at you. From dressing up as a bunch of
grapes to CEO of Chancellor-Winters?
Congratulations. >> Lily: Thank you.
>> Daniel: I mean it. I am extremely impressed with
everything that you've accomplished.
>> Lily: Wow. Thank you. Well, I mean, what about you?
Renowned artist. >> Daniel: Mm.
>> Lily: Hello? >> Daniel: [ Chuckles ]
>> Lily: Your photography was amazing.
And then your painting. Do you have any exhibitions
coming up? >> Daniel: I've been taking a
bit of a break lately. >> Lily: You're not painting
anymore? >> Daniel: Well, I'm still
creating. I've got a few new ideas that
I'm really excited about, and I really like the direction I'm
headed. And I want to tell you all about
it soon. >> Lily: Does it involve another
banana costume? [ Both laugh ]
>> Daniel: Possibly. Possibly. [ Clears throat ]
I read -- I read somewhere that you and Billy Abbott are a
couple? I couldn't believe it, even
after my mother confirmed it. >> Lily: I know.
It came as a surprise to us, too.
[ Laughs ] Actually, Jill made my job offer
contingent on the fact that Billy and I had to work together
as a team, and I was kind of his boss.
[ Both laugh ] >> Daniel: I love that.
I bet Billy didn't. >> Lily: Well, no.
I mean, it was fine. He didn't mind that I was in
charge. We have different styles, you
know, and different ideas of what's acceptable risk.
>> Daniel: And, what, did he keep pushing the envelope and
driving you crazy? >> Lily: There were some
clashes, but... I don't know.
It was good. We were a good combination.
Even though, you know, we had our differences, it -- it
worked. >> Daniel: Until it didn't.
>> Lily: What makes you say that?
Who told you it didn't work? >> Daniel: Oh, I don't have any
insider knowledge as to what happened.
I do remember reading the retraction that Billy had to
write after publishing the Ashland Locke story.
The one without an actual source?
>> Lily: Yes. That. Uh, I mean, you know, it's
complicated. It wasn't entirely Billy's
fault. >> Daniel: Mm.
It sounds like you're trying to brush it off, but that was a big
deal. I mean, that's how you guys lost
ChancComm, right? >> Lily: I mean, not entirely,
but it definitely was a major factor.
>> Daniel: Well, it sounds like you've gotten past that.
>> Lily: Yeah, got past that incident.
>> Daniel: I'm sorry. Have there been more?
>> Lily: I'm sorry. What's with all these questions?
Are you writing a book about my company?
>> Daniel: No, no. I'm -- I've just been trying to stay
informed as to what's been going on around here.
And I will admit, I've been down a few Internet rabbit holes
looking up my old friends in Genoa City.
>> Lily: [ Chuckles ] >> Daniel: [ Sighs ]
You know, the rest of Genoa City has changed.
There's new buildings and businesses, and a couple of
familiar faces I passed in the street, they -- they just look
different. Older.
But you, Lily -- I mean, you look, um...
>> Lily: [ Chuckles ] Hey.
>> Billy: Daniel. Man, hell of a surprise.
>> Jack: The World According to Tucker McCall.
This I got it hear. What is it you think I'm
missing? >> Tucker: Well, first of all,
you don't seem to realize that Ashley is just miles ahead of
you -- and all the other Abbotts, actually -- in both
vision and intellect. >> Jack: Oh, you'll get no
argument from me about Ashley's brilliance.
But you would be a fool to think you can outwit both of us.
And you're kidding yourself to think that Ashley would ever
fall in love with you again. >> Tucker: Well, time will tell.
>> Jack: Trust me, the only reason she is spending time with
you is solely to uncover what your real motive is.
>> Tucker: I'm aware of that. She and I have actually
discussed it. I've accepted her challenge to
prove to her that I am sincere in wanting her back and that
I've got nothing more to hide, which is why I filled her in on
all of Diane's nasty little secrets.
And apparently, Diane has been filling your head with all sorts
of fantastic tales of my sinister plans.
>> Jack: Come on. You and I both know this is
about a lot more than you trying to prove your noble intentions
to Ashley. >> Tucker: Are you sure, Jack?
'Cause it seems to me you have no idea what you know.
You come here on some fishing expedition, just hoping maybe,
just maybe, I'll confirm your suspicion.
I mean, what did you say? That I'm no match for you and
Ashley together? Well, that means you know the
truth -- that you, by yourself, are no match for me.
>> Jack: Wouldn't it have been easier just to say, "Jack, no,
I'm not coming after your company"?
>> Tucker: No. No, I think I'd like to just
keep you guessing. I'm having too much fun watching
you sweat. >> Diane: You're the one
fabricating this outrageous lie that I am somehow responsible
for sending Jeremy Stark to prison?
Do you know, if he heard that and believed it, how dangerous
that would be? >> Ashley: I don't think it's a
lie, Diane. >> Diane: Oh, really?
Oh, really? You've read the court
transcripts? You were debriefed by the
Treasury Department and the FBI? You know how it all happened?
>> Ashley: Clearly, no. But I know the story, and I
don't believe anything out of your mouth.
So, there's that. >> Diane: It must feel so nice
to be all-knowing. >> Ashley: I'm not all-knowing.
Like, I don't know why Jeremy Stark being released from
prison is dangerous for me. I mean, that is what you said,
isn't it? >> Diane: Yes, I did.
>> Ashley: Uh-huh. >> Diane: He is a ruthless man.
And you're putting a target on my back.
But I'm not the only one in this equation.
I am Kyle's mother. I am Harrison's grandmother.
I am Summer's mother-in-law. I work in the Jabot buildings.
I am a welcome guest here. If Jeremy Stark causes problems
for me, it won't just affect me. It'll affect your whole family.
And that will be your fault. >> Ashley: You are just so
shameless. It's gross.
It really is. I mean, you're basically using
your own grandson as a human shield.
>> Diane: [ Scoffs ] >> Ashley: I mean, come on.
I guess I can't blame you, though.
You're scared, aren't you? You should be.
You should be very scared. Because you know what?
This is your last chance. I'd run if I were you.
I'd run before it's too late. >> Diane: [ Scoffs ]
[ Knocking on door ] >> Sally: [ Sighs ]
>> Adam: Hi! >> Sally: Wh--
What are -- What are you -- What are you doing?
Are you crazy? >> Adam: I'm just...
>> Sally: [ Scoffs ] Wh-- No. Come on.
You don't -- You don't -- You do not need any more to drink.
Did they cut you off upstairs? >> Adam: I don't know. Probably.
>> Sally: [ Sighs ] Okay, I don't know if you think
this is endearing or it's romantic, but it's not.
It's not. It's maddening and it's hurtful.
Wh-- What are you doing? You proposed to me in the middle
of a club while I'm with Nick, while you're half-drunk.
Why would you do that? >> Adam: [ Scoffs ]
You know why, Sally. We make sense.
We're magic. And I don't understand why you
would rob yourself of that.
>> "The Young and the Restless" will continue.
>> Sally: You've had too much to drink.
>> Adam: [ Chuckles ] Maybe.
But, look, I have never had more clarity about anything in my
life. I've never felt so totally in
sync with someone. We -- We are equals on every
level. That is -- That's so rare.
We can read each other. We -- We can...
We know what the other one's thinking, our dreams, our
desires, all this -- >> Sally: Yeah, but that was
before. >> Adam: [ Sighs ]
Yes, before I screwed things up. I know.
But I did that for you. I loved you so much that I was
willing to cut out a piece of my heart by letting you go.
I wanted you to have everything because you deserve it, Sally.
You're perfect. >> Sally: [ Laughs ]
Okay. Now I know you're drunk. >> Adam: I'm -- I'm -- I'm not
saying you're -- you're not without your flaws.
I mean, you're -- you -- you're incredibly complicated.
Like a wildfire. A beautiful mess, okay?
I know the real you, and I love all of it.
And I know that you're afraid to show that side to Nick because
of how he'll react. And let's face it -- you're with
him to hurt me. I get it.
And for Nick, it's -- it's just about the sex.
>> Sally: How is any of that supposed to be flattering?
Do you not see how insulting that is?
You just told me that I'm using Nick and that he's using me
right back. >> Adam: Yeah.
Because that's exactly what's happening.
>> Billy: Man, it's really good to see you.
>> Daniel: You too. Lily and I were just talking
about you. >> Billy: Uh-oh.
>> Daniel: [ Chuckles ] >> Billy: Are you, uh -- Are you
sticking around, or are you just passing through or what?
>> Daniel: Here for the holiday, maybe longer.
>> Billy: Well, that's cool. I'm sure Lily and Summer are
gonna to be thrilled to see you and Heather, Lucy.
>> Lily: Actually, Heather and Lucy are in Portugal.
>> Billy: Wow. That sounds nice. So, uh -- So you're here alone.
>> Daniel: Yeah, that's right. Just me all by myself catching
up with old friends. >> Billy: Mm.
>> Lily: How is Chelsea? >> Chelsea: Uh, she's good.
She's doing better. >> Daniel: I think my food's
ready. I gotta get back to the hotel.
Um, I'd love to catch up some more.
>> Billy: Yeah, that'd be great. >> Daniel: Actually, I'd like to
run my new idea by the two of you.
>> Lily: The thing you mentioned before?
>> Daniel: Exactly. Maybe we could set up a time, I
could come by Chancellor-Winters,
and we could talk about it. >> Lily: Yeah, I'd love that.
I'll have my assistant e-mail you some times.
>> Daniel: Great. I'll be seeing you then.
>> Lily: Alright. >> Billy: Yeah.
>> Daniel: You guys have a nice night.
>> Lily: Thank you. >> Billy: You too.
Good to see you. [ Groans ]
I think it's gonna be steak for me tonight.
>> Diane: Ashley, you are so focused in railroading me out of
Genoa City that you are putting everyone in jeopardy.
You're buying into Tucker's game.
I refuse to do that. >> Ashley: What are you talking
about? The only reason why you're back
in Genoa City is because you struck a deal with Tucker.
You're the one playing by his rules.
>> Diane: Not any longer. Have you asked yourself why
Tucker has so suddenly turned on me?
>> Ashley: Uh, yeah, I did, and I realize it's because it's
advantageous to him. He knows there's a lot of people
in this town that would be so happy if he helped send you back
to California. >> Diane: Oh, and I'm sure he
made it sound like a gift so that you would be grateful and
reward him appropriately. >> Ashley: I know exactly who
Tucker is. He's out for himself.
>> Diane: The real reason that Tucker and I are on opposite
sides is because I refused to give him information on Jabot's
financials. That was originally part of our
deal. >> Ashley: Jack told me.
>> Diane: Well, then he must have also told you that I
wouldn't go along with it. It would risk everything I've
rebuilt with Kyle, and so I said no.
>> Ashley: That's really great. You know, I'd be careful if I
frame your refusal to participate in corporate
espionage as a noble act, especially since you agreed to
do it in the first place, right? I mean, it kind of sounds like
you're just doing damage control.
>> Diane: You are missing the point!
Tucker was asking me for information about your family
business and your love life. Ashley, he's using you!
[ Door slams ] >> Jack: I cannot have the two
of you arguing and sniping with each other in this house with
Harrison here. >> Diane: My only goal is to
protect this family. My family.
So you need to listen to me.
>> Adam: Sally, what I'm offering you is love.
Sincere, hopeful love. You're wasting your time with
someone -- he's never gonna make you happy.
And I just -- I would hate to see you settle for...that.
>> Sally: Okay, I know you can't stand the idea of me being with
Nick. So, now what? You're --
You're doing everything you can to put an end to it?
>> Adam: No, I'm -- I'm being very real.
He is never going to treat you the way that you deserve, Sally.
Yeah, he can make women feel like they're the most important
thing in the world, but he's just looking for a replacement
for Sharon. She'll always have his heart,
okay? That's why it didn't work out
with, uh, him and Phyllis -- because he couldn't turn her
into Sharon. Same thing for Chelsea.
Poor Chelsea. You know, she's going through a
lot, so it's no wonder that she...
>> Sally: It's no wonder what? >> Nick: Hey, Chels.
>> Chelsea: Hey. >> Nick: How are you?
>> Chelsea: I'm good. >> Nick: Yeah, Sharon told me
you were, uh, moving upstairs. >> Chelsea: Connor and I love it
up there. It was really kind and generous
of her to offer it to us. >> Nick: Well, that's Sharon.
What are you doing for Thanksgiving?
>> Chelsea: Uh, you know, I'm not sure yet.
I need to talk to Adam about it. We're gonna do something
together so Connor can be with both his parents.
[ Sighs ] Speaking of, I got to get these pastries upstairs so
he can wake up to them in the morning.
>> Nick: Yeah. Here to pick up some morning
treats for Christian myself. >> Chelsea: Ah, well, great
minds think alike. >> Nick: Well, I hope you have a
great Thanksgiving. >> Chelsea: You too, Nick.
>> Billy: Sorry that took a little longer than I
expected. I wanted to just run over and
run back, but... >> Lily: No, no, it was fun,
actually, running into Daniel and catching up.
>> Billy: Yeah. I know. It was good to see him.
It was nice of him. He was kind of like my seat
filler, you know, keeping you entertained while I was gone.
>> Lily: [ Scoffs ] I mean, it wasn't exactly like that.
>> Billy: Come on. You two looked like you were
having a good time. >> Lily: Um, I know that we've
been really busy and we haven't had a chance to talk about
Thanksgiving. >> Billy: Thanks-what?
>> Lily: Yeah, I know what you mean.
I feel that way, too. Um, I was thinking that we could
help Sharon at the coffeehouse. People in need.
>> Billy: I love that idea. That's great.
And then maybe we can go to the Abbotts for dinner after that.
>> Lily: Yeah. And then maybe Devon's for
dessert? >> Billy: Boom. Look at that.
Plans made. >> Lily: Yeah, that was easier
than I expected. [ Chuckles ]
I do love Thanksgiving. It's my favorite holiday.
Just spending time with family and friends.
>> Billy: With a big old slice of pie at the end.
>> Lily: The perfect day. >> Billy: Speaking of, uh,
family and friends -- and in the spirit of Thanksgiving --
there's something I want to run by you.
>> Lily: Does it involve Chelsea?
>> Adam: Chelsea is just going through a lot right now.
That's all. >> Sally: Okay, but you said
"no wonder." What did you mean by that?
>> Adam: Sally, you think I'm -- You think I'm drunk, so it
doesn't matter what I tell you. >> Sally: Yes, but what you say
when you're drunk might mean more than when you're sober.
>> Adam: You're right. So you should know that I meant
everything that I said to you tonight, okay?
So, just forget about the booze and my rambling.
Pay attention to our connection. That's what's important.
I know that you understand that. Think about what I said.
The proposal. You know, it was from the heart.
Just know that I love you. [ Door closes ]
>> Nick: Daniel? >> Daniel: Nick!
>> Nick: Look at you! >> Daniel: Hey! How you doing?
>> Nick: Good. Are you home for Thanksgiving?
>> Daniel: Yeah, yeah, just got in today.
>> Nick: Summer and Phyllis have got to be thrilled.
>> Daniel: Oh, they better be. [ Both laugh ]
>> Nick: It's gonna be an awesome holiday.
>> Daniel: Well... >> Nick: How are Heather and
Lucy? >> Daniel: Oh, they're great.
Yeah, they're just -- You know, they're great.
>> Billy: You're right. This does have to do with
Chelsea. >> Lily: [ Sighs ]
So, she, what, doesn't have anywhere to go for Thanksgiving?
>> Billy: I think she's hoping to spend it with Connor and
Adam, but just in case that doesn't happen, I don't want her
to be alone on the holiday. That -- That wouldn't be a good
idea. >> Lily: So you want her to come
with us? >> Billy: I would like her to
have the option, she and Connor, depending on what happens.
>> Lily: Sorry. What do you think is gonna
happen? >> Billy: I don't -- I don't
know exactly, but, you know, it's Adam.
He could -- He could choose to fly off to the Himalayas the
morning of. I don't know.
>> Lily: Okay, I don't think that's a reasonable scenario.
>> Billy: Well, something as absurd could happen, and I don't
want her to be left out in the cold.
So, if it's okay with you, it'd be nice if Connor and Chelsea
were able to spend Thanksgiving with us, if need be.
>> Lily: Right. Um, I am sensitive to Chelsea's
situation, but you're making assumptions.
You're worrying about offering help that she might not even
need. So, why don't we just enjoy our
holiday and see what happens? >> Billy: Okay.
>> Diane: Ashley, I think you hate me so much that you are
blind to what's happening here. If you let yourself be swayed by
these revelations about my time in L.A., then Tucker will
succeed. It could be catastrophic.
>> Ashley: I hardly think that you finally owning up to
everything you've done and then leaving town would be a
catastrophe. >> Diane: Instead of spending
all of your time thinking about me, you should be worried about
Tucker. He's after Jabot.
You need to open your eyes and see that I'm not the enemy here.
>> Ashley: Stop telling me what I need to do.
>> Jack: I just had a very unpleasant meeting with Tucker.
I think Diane is right. He's coming after Jabot.
>> Diane: And what you need are allies to figure out what Tucker
is planning and how to stop him, and you couldn't ask for a
better one in this situation than me.
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