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Kyle: I thought he would be here by now.
Summer: He probably just got caught up with work. You’re nervous.
Kyle: Well, I wouldn’t put it quite like that, but this is a big deal. I just hope he understands. Even though he said he’d be okay with it, saying it and meaning it are two different things. Hey.
Jack: Hey.
Kyle: Thanks for coming home to meet with us.
Jack: No problem at all. Sorry I’m a little late. I gather from your text and from the look on both of your faces, you have some important information to share.
Kyle: We do. Not that the acquisition is essentially a done deal, I’ve decided to leave my job as co-ceo of jabot and take on the role of ceo at marchetti.
Diane: There he is.
Michael: There you are.
Diane: Hello, michael. My treat for inviting me to take a stroll in the park.
Michael: Well, I will definitely accept this awesome free lemonade. But just so you know, I don’t generally require a gift when I’m reaching out to friends.
Diane: Do you know how many people in this town — outside of my son — actually ask to spend time with me?
Michael: I can count them on one hand?
Diane: Try one finger.
Michael: Ah.
Diane: Yeah, so enjoy.
Michael: If you insist.
Diane: It’s so wonderful to have you back in my life. I’m — I’m glad we’re friends again.
Michael: I feel the same way. Which is why I thought it was only fair that I warn you about something.
Diane: Uh-oh, my mind is scrolling through the possibilities. It’s not about kyle, is it?
Michael: No, no, no, no. It’s nikki. She wants to run you out of town.
Diane: [ Scoffs ] Oh, that. Well, that’s not a secret. She has made it perfectly clear that she wants me gone.
Michael: No, don’t underestimate the depth of her determination. Off the record, nikki wants to get her hands on any and all dirt that may have gone on in your years in los angeles. And she asked me to do the digging.
Diane: [ Exhales sharply ] I’m not surprised. Well, how did you handle the request?
Michael: I told her I would do a deep dive, only to prove that there was nothing incriminating, that I was gonna show everyone that you deserve another chance.
Diane: Well, I appreciate that. Thank you.
Michael: Hey, I’m in your corner. I’m rooting for you. So, um…I think it would be best for both of us if you told me the truth here and now. Did you break any laws or pull any of your old stunts while you were out west, supposedly rehabilitating yourself?
Diane: [ Scoffs ]
Devon: Hey.
Elena: Hey, neighbor.
Devon: Look who it is. Hold that thought.
Elena: Was it something i said?
Devon: No, I’m sorry. You can come in. I, uh…I was heading to the office and realized I don’t have my tablet.
Elena: Oh. Well, where did you use it last?
Devon: I don’t know. That is a great question. But it’s got to be around here somewhere.
Elena: I’ll help you look.
Devon: Thank you. I appreciate that. How — how’s everything been at the hospital? I haven’t had a chance to talk to you in a minute.
Elena: I know. Honestly, it has been hectic. I’ve been working a lot of late hours lately. But I love my job and I wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world.
Devon: Well, that’s good. That means you’re doing what you’re meant to do in life.
Elena: Yeah, I couldn’t agree with you more. You know, actually, I am particularly satisfied with my job today. Aha! Found it.
Devon: Ay!
Elena: Like finding change in a couch cushion.
Devon: Well, except this has our company’s plans for world domination on it.
Elena: Oh.
[ Cellphone rings ] One sec. Ooh. Hello? Yes. Oh, thank you for accommodating me so last minute. Yeah, I definitely will. Thanks.
Devon: Does that phone call have something to do with you being in a good mood?
Amanda: There you are. You’re late. Your coffee’s cold.
Imani: I don’t give a damn about coffee right now. I just got off the phone with my father.
Amanda: Oh, no. What’s wrong?
Imani: It’s mom.
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Imani: Mom had a stroke earlier today.
Amanda: Oh, my god, was she okay? Was she able to call 911?
Imani: My dad was there when it happened, so he got her straight to the hospital.
Amanda: Okay.
Imani: And she’s in stable condition now.
Amanda: Okay. Alright, well, let’s go. We — we can leave right now. I’ll drive.
Imani: Wait, wait, we can’T. They’re not allowing any visitors besides my dad right now, so we’ll have to wait. But he said that he will keep me posted.
Amanda: Okay, well, make sure that he calls you every hour on the hour with an update.
Imani: Yes, he assured me that she’s in excellent hands, and I believe him because he wouldn’t settle for less than the best, okay?
Amanda: Yeah, yeah, of course. And I’m grateful for that. I just — I think I’m just a little shocked.
Imani: I’m shaken up, too. After mom’s last incident, she regrouped and she kept following the doctor’s instructions, but I just couldn’t stop worrying.
Amanda: I remember how upset you were. And what did I do? I told you to stop jumping to the worst possible conclusion. I think it’s just my default setting. I’m just stoic and just I keep pushing forward. I keep thinking about the positive. Nothing — none of that — prevented this, so here we are, and…
[ Sighs ] I’m sorry. Okay, I’m sorry if I — if i dismissed or I downplayed your feelings.
Imani: No, no, there’s nothing to be sorry about. Okay, it’s not your fault. Optimism is a pretty good way to handle bad news.
Amanda: [ Sighs ]
Imani: This time, while mom’s recovering, we’ll stay positive together. Okay?
Amanda: Yeah.
Kyle: Dad, what do you think?
Jack: Well, I’m not surprised by your decision. I…I have to be honest, I’m a bit disappointed I won’t be working side-by-side with you any longer. I mean, don’t get me wrong, i understand that this move makes all the sense in the world with angelina stepping down at marchetti and summer agreeing to be creative director.
[ Sighs ] I have enjoyed working with you. It’s meant the world to me. I’m gonna miss it. I think we’ve grown closer because of it.
Kyle: We definitely have. I’ll miss it, too. You taught me everything I know about running a company.
Jack: We had a good run.
Kyle: We did. But we’ll still have business to discuss now that marchetti is a part of jabot. It just means we need to find more ways to spend time together outside of work. You know, lots of abbott family breakfasts and playtime in the park with harrison.
Jack: Yeah, sounds like a plan. Hey, pl– don’t get me wrong, i am thrilled for both of you. I know this is the end of one chapter, but the beginning of a thrilling new one for you, and i have been telling you all along this is your opportunity to spread your wings and show the world what you can do. I cannot wait to watch you soar.
Diane: I walked a very straight line the entire time i lived in los angeles. I promise you.
Michael: No, no, no, I’m talking compared to, like, other regular upright citizens, not compared to your own past behavior, because that would be a pretty low bar to clear.
Diane: Mm, you should know.
Michael: Mm. Yeah, I would. And as someone who is well acquainted with that shadowy area between fact and fiction, i understand how easy it is to tiptoe over that line and then justify why you did it.
Diane: Mm-hmm. But you also are aware that people can change. I mean, look at yourself. You went from lawyer to prisoner and back again.
Michael: You’re missing one of my stints behind bars if you count my wrongful imprisonment in a peruvian jail.
Diane: What?
Michael: Yeah, long story short, I was working on a case for victor, and I upset the wrong person.
Diane: Oh, my god, that sounds awful.
Michael: It was an unpleasant few weeks, but I managed to get out of it unscathed.
Diane: A few weeks in jail? Michael, you need to tell me all about this.
Michael: We’ll have to order much stronger drinks for that occasion. Um…
[ Clears throat ] But the reason I bring up my unfortunate trip to peru is i think you need to be warned that when I investigate someone, I am extremely accurate and thorough.
Diane: Mm-hmm. I am well aware of that. And you can dig around at my professional, personal, and financial history as taylor jenson. I have nothing to hide.
Michael: Oh, I hope that’s true, taylor.
Diane: Mm-hmm. Actually, it was the quietest time of my life, because it had to be. I mean, first of all, I was on the run. I couldn’t draw any unwanted attention. And secondly, my soul could not bear anymore bad behavior. I needed to turn things around. I needed to prove to myself that I was worthy of being in kyle’s life, and now I’m ready to prove that to him. Hi, I’m nancy.
Kyle: Summer and I are diving right in at marchetti. Already pursuing avenues to expand and grow.
Jack: Just so exciting. I assume phyllis is as happy as I am about this news.
Summer: Mom actually doesn’t know yet. I spoke with her briefly earlier today, but I didn’t get a chance to fully catch her up on everything. I’m gonna do that when she gets back from savannah.
Jack: Any idea when that might be?
Summer: Soon, evidently. And you should know that she claims she’s now willing to let go of her past hatred of diane so that we can all move forward. You don’t believe it. Not sure that I do either.
Jack: I-I hope it’s true. Certainly have my doubts.
Summer: Jack, I wish that you trusted me enough to just tell me what happened between you and my mom before she left town.
Jack: Summer, honey, this is not about trust. There — there is no subterfuge here.
Summer: But I keep asking because clearly something went on that’s more than what you or my mom is willing to say, and i have a feeling that it has something to do with diane.
Jack: You know everything you need to know about it. Yes, it does tie back to diane, but you just said yourself phyllis is determined to turn over a new leaf, to let go of her hate and anger toward diane, and that’s a good thing. You should not be worrying about this. Look, phyllis, diane, and I all want the two of you to be happy. That’s where our focus should be right now.
Summer: But more information can help me keep the peace.
Jack: You know what? I got somewhere I have to be. We’ll talk some more later, and you can fill me in on your marchetti ideas.
Kyle: Looking forward to it.
Jack: See you later.
Summer: Did you hear what i just heard?
Kyle: That depends. What do you think you just heard?
Summer: When I asked jack about my mom, he was still being evasive. It’s like he gave just enough information to seem like he was answering the question without actually answering it. He was just talking around it. Obviously there is something that he and my mom want to hide from us. I need to find out what that is.
Elena: Thank you so much. I really appreciate it, and I am sure nate will too.
Nate: Oh, it’s my pleasure. I’ll see you around.
Elena: See you. Hey.
Nate: Hey.
Elena: I didn’t know that you would be home.
Nate: [ Chuckles ]
Elena: But I am certainly glad you are.
Nate: Well, I knew you’d be headed home from the hospital, so I figured why don’t we grab a bite to eat before I head back to the office.
Elena: Oh, is this part of your promise to spend more time together by working around my schedule?
Nate: Sure is. What do you think?
Elena: I think it’s very sweet of you. But you couldn’t have come at a more perfect time because I have something to tell you.
Nate: Well, judging by your face, I’m guessing I’m gonna like this. Bring it on.
Elena: I was asked to speak at a medical convention next week. It’s a little last minute because they just added the panel for surgeons, but my boss already gave me the go-ahead, so I’m just gonna get my shifts covered at the hospital.
Nate: That is fantastic. Congratulations.
Elena: Thank you. And there’s more. The convention is in hawaii, so I was thinking, if you could take a little time off, too, maybe we could go there together and make this a sort of work/mini vacation. Something I think we both need.
Nate: Uh, yeah, I’m not so sure that’s a good idea.
Michael: I have one word of advice for you — patience.
Diane: That’s unusually succinct for you.
Michael: Look, you can’t force everyone to come around, but if you keep being the best version of yourself, they’ll have to acknowledge eventually that you’ve changed. Whether they’ll admit it to your face or not.
Diane: How long did it take you to convince everyone you’d evolved?
Michael: That’s beside the point.
Diane: So what is the point?
Michael: Anything is possible. Look, I reinvented myself. It was a long and hard journey. But it was worth it. And now I have the life of my dreams.
Diane: I would exactly put “thrown into a south american jail for doing victor newman’s dirty work” on my vision board, but, hey, to each his own.
Michael: No, no, alright. My job keeps my life interesting. I was talking more about my personal life. I love lauren now more than i did the day I married her.
Diane: Aww. That is disturbingly sweet.
Michael: [ Laughs ]
Diane: But aspirational. I might not give up on that whole “happily ever after” thing after all.
Michael: You mean you didn’t leave a trail of broken hearts behind you in los angeles?
Diane: Are you asking as michael, my friend, or as the guy that’s investigating me?
Michael: Is it possible that you could tell michael the friend so he could tell michael the consigliere to the newmans?
Diane: There is nothing to tell. I was working on myself. In real-estate jargon, I was a fixer-upper. I didn’t have time or energy for romance.
Michael: [ Chuckles ] I think you should put yourself back on the market, ’cause now that you’ve finished your “remodel,” someone’s bound to be interested.
Jack: Hello, you two.
Diane: Oh, hello, jack. What a surprise to see you in the park during a work day.
Jack: I’m just taking a little walk to clear my head. How about you?
Diane: Michael and I are having a chat.
Jack: Seem to have settled right back into your friendship.
Michael: I was as surprised as the next guy to learn that diane was still alive, but I did tell her that I was glad you were still with us, huh?
[ Chuckles ] And I meant it. I find that I enjoy her company more than ever. If more people were open-minded enough to really listen to her, perhaps they’d feel the same way. If you have copd,
Imani: Even though we can’t be with mom right now, my dad said that when she’s feeling up to it, we can call, and he’ll put us on speaker so she can hear our voices, okay?
Amanda: Okay, okay. Yeah, I appreciate that.
[ Sighs ] I think I’m just — I’m just still really anxious to see her in person, you know? Do you know anything else about her medical care, how long she’ll be in the hospital, any of that?
Imani: She’ll have to be there for at least another few days, but if things progress like we hope, they’ll discharge her and then they’ll send her home.
Amanda: [ Sighs ]
Imani: We’re — we’re really fortunate that we’re able to afford in-home caregivers and physical therapists.
Amanda: Yeah. No, you’re right. And she’ll be happier there, you know, in her own bed, in her home, with her husband.
Imani: And when we learn more today, we can plan to visit her, okay?
Amanda: Yeah.
Imani: Because she’s gonna need all the love and support she can get.
Amanda: [ Crying ]
Imani: I know this is a lot to take in.
Amanda: I’m okay. I’m okay. I’m just…
Imani: She’s gonna be fine, okay? And we’ll see her soon.
Amanda: Yeah.
[ Sighs ] I think I’m just trying to wrap my head around this still, you know? I just — I waited so long to find my mom. And now I find her, and her medical condition is just getting worse and worse and… I keep saying that we’re gonna spend more time together, and just it’s hitting me, you know, how precious — how precious life is.
Imani: You know, I’m thinking that there might be something you can do about that. Maybe you can go and visit mom for a while. You can spend some quality time with her, make it count.
Summer: [ Sighs ]
Kyle: I know you’re frustrated, but our parents aren’t obligated to share every detail of their life. I mean, we have so many good things happening right now. I hate to see you tying yourself up in knots over this.
Summer: All I am trying to do is keep the conflict to a minimum. And that is a lot harder to do if I don’t know what’s actually going on.
Kyle: My dad just said there’s nothing to worry about. And phyllis said that she’s going to make an effort where my mother is concerned, which is more than I ever expected to hear.
Summer: Yeah, me too. I was pretty surprised when she told me she’d had this epiphany. And it happened awfully fast.
Kyle: I know, I’m not naive. I know it’s gonna take a lot of time and energy to create some semblance of civility between our mothers, but for the moment, it looks like everyone wants to move forward.
Summer: Given the way my mother was acting before she left town and what daniel has told me, I am not buying that she has miraculously sorted through all of her anger. Kyle, I am worried that she is taking this time to lay low and reassess and that she’s gonna come back home with a plan of attack.
Jack: I just came from seeing kyle and summer at the house. You might want to pay a visit. They have some exciting news.
Diane: Oh, I’m intrigued. I will head over there. I really appreciate you sharing that with me.
Jack: Oh, I’m sure he would’ve told you himself soon.
Diane: Michael. Thank you for everything, and i will see you soon.
Michael: Jack. Uh…perhaps my comment about being open-minded was unnecessarily aimed at you. I kind of enjoyed seeing you be so polite to diane. Not shutting her out of kyle’s life.
Jack: I have no intention of interfering with my son’s decision to reconnect with his mother.
Michael: Is there any chance of you coming around to the idea that diane really has changed?
Jack: I’m willing to admit it might be possible, but I hope it’s true, for kyle’s sake. I guess time will tell.
Michael: You can come out now, phyllis. If your moderate to severe crohn’s disease
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Phyllis: How did you know i was there?
Michael: My “phyllis-dar” is well honed. If you’re within a 50-yard radius of me, I know it.
Phyllis: Oh. That’s odd.
Michael: So is eavesdropping. So what the hell’s going on? I thought you were supposed to be in savannah.
Phyllis: I was. Now I am back.
Michael: And you’re really following diane around and spying on her?
Phyllis: [ Scoffs ] Well, when you say it like that, it’s so dramatic. No, I was just, you know, looking around, getting the lay of the land, if you will.
Michael: Nothing’s changed since you left.
Phyllis: Oh, I beg to differ. A lot has changed. Yeah, some of my close, personal friends have seemed to, mm, uh, forgive diane for her past deeds.
Michael: For pete’s sake, will you stop lurking around in the shrubbery and acting like some crazed stalker from an “I love lucy” episode and maybe, maybe face the fact that diane has changed, like you have claimed that you have more than once.
Phyllis: Oh, wait a second. Diane has not changed, and i will never, ever forgive what she did to me and some people i love.
Michael: Phyllis, have you looked in the mirror lately? Your past is littered with mines.
Phyllis: Those were faux-pas.
Michael: Fa– who are you talking to? Do you want me to start listing your oppsy-daisies?
Phyllis: Okay, listen, i didn’t fake my death, okay? And I didn’t come back to life in a secretive, manipulative way like diane did. I mean, the way that she entered jack’s life, oh, that just screams “I’ve changed.” Seriously? Are you expecting me to be less than skeptical?
Michael: No, no, no! I have no — I have no problem with your skepticism. It is completely understandable. Jack has plenty of questions still, but he is not letting himself be consumed with anger, which is the wise choice for his own sanity and for his relationship with kyle. I mean, have you… have you really thought about what’s at risk in this cyclone of — of fury that you’re in the eye of?
Phyllis: Let me tell you something. I know exactly — exactly what i stand to lose because of diane jenkins. Okay?
[ Sighs ]
Michael: Well, you obviously haven’t thought this strategy through, or you wouldn’t be acting this way. So I’m gonna spell it out for you. Your daughter is married to diane’s son. And kyle seems to be on the path of forgiveness, which means that summer and diane — who, by the way, is not acting like some crazy, vengeful person — will be in constant contact.
Phyllis: With my daughter, yes. That’s my worst nightmare.
Michael: Do you really want to put your daughter in the horrible position of having to choose between her husband and you?
Kyle: Look, I hope you’re wrong about phyllis plotting against my mother.
Summer: I do, too, but —
[ Doorbell rings ]
[ Sighs ]
Kyle: Hey. Come in.
Diane: Thanks. Hi.
Summer: Hi.
Diane: I — I hope I’m not intruding, but I ran into jack at the park, and he mentioned you had some news.
Kyle: Yes, we do. Um…the acquisition is about to become official, so I’ve decided to leave my job at jabot and become the ceo of marchetti.
Diane: [ Chuckles ] That’s incredible. I’m thrilled for you.
Kyle: Thank you.
Diane: Oh, for both of you.
[ Cellphone chimes ]
Kyle: What’s up?
Summer: Um…just a distribution hiccup that I need to deal with. Even with all of these exciting things happening, I still got to keep a close eye on the day-to-day. I will catch up with you later.
Kyle: Mm.
Diane: Bye. Oh. Congratulations.
Elena: Okay, hear me out. We could both work during the day and then the nights would be ours. Sandy beaches, romantic dinners, a hotel room overlooking the ocean.
Nate: That definitely sounds enticing, but the timing is rough with the launch of the new company.
Elena: I thought that might be a concern, but I talked to devon and he doesn’t have a problem with you going.
Nate: Wait, what? You — you talked to devon about this already?
Elena: Well, I didn’t plan on it, but we ran into each other in the hall, and I got a call about the trip while we were talking, so he asked me what was going on and I told him. And in that moment, I thought it would be amazing if you could come, so I asked devon how he felt about it and he said he wouldn’t mind if you worked remotely.
Nate: I really wish you would’ve talked to me first before you went to devon with this.
Imani: Mom could probably use both of us by her side right now, but if one of us needed to stay longer to help and comfort her, I think it should be you.
Amanda: Me? She has been a part of your entire life.
Imani: Yeah, that’s my point. I’ve had all these years with her. You want to make up for last time, and this is your chance. Like you said, you can’t take a single day for granted.
Amanda: Yeah, in my heart, I-I want to go, I want to stay for as long as I can.
[ Sighs ] But…
Imani: You’re worried about leaving town right after the merger.
Amanda: Yeah, I mean, I’m lead counsel. I have so much going on.
[ Sighs ] I’ll — I’ll do day visits. That should — that should be fine.
Imani: I mean, you definitely could, but it wouldn’t be the same as being there and spending quality time with her. I know it would mean as much to her as it would to you. And as far as work goes, I can handle whatever issues come up while you’re gone. And if I need you, I know where to find you.
Amanda: Okay. I’ll — I’ll think about it.
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Elena: Like I said, it wasn’t planned. But devon was literally right there when I got the call, so i figured it wouldn’t be a problem to at least ask if it was possible for you to come with me to hawaii. But obviously you disagree.
Nate: I just think that was a conversation we should’ve had before bringing anyone else into it. Look, I’m in a new role now at a new company in a new field, trying to prove myself. I’m working hard to be taken seriously. A lot of people are watching to see if I am up to the task.
Elena: And you really think working remotely for a few days is gonna make you look bad?
Nate: Yes, I am trying to be as professional as possible. And even though we’re close to my cousin, it’s not exactly cool to have my girlfriend ask the ceo “can I go on a trip.” If I want to request time off, i should be the one who does it.
Elena: Okay. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to overstep.
Nate: [ Sighs ] Alright, I’m sorry. I understand. Look, I’m just trying to get you to understand where I’m coming from. I don’t feel comfortable leaving the company we just launched to go on a vacation so soon. But it doesn’t mean I’m not proud of you for getting this opportunity. I think you’re gonna be one of the best speakers out there.
Elena: It just sucks that our jobs keep coming in the middle of us being there for each other’s big events.
Nate: Mm.
Elena: I ju misstd your launch. And now you’re gonna miss this trip.
Nate: Maybe we should blame our families for raising us with good work ethics.
Elena: Yeah. What were they thinking?
Nate: And I look forward to us getting away at some point. No work, all vacation, pure indulgence. As soon as the time is right.
Elena: Okay.
Amanda: Thank you. Thank you for coming home. I know you have so much going on.
Devon: No, this is 1,000 times more important.
Amanda: I’m just — I’m so worried about my mom, you know? I just…
Devon: Listen, anything you need, I’m here for you, alright?
Amanda: Actually, there is something that I could use your help with.
Summer: When you said you were coming back soon, I wasn’t expecting you today. When did you get home?
Phyllis: Oh, well, right before I sent you the text.
Summer: What’s with all the mystery? Why didn’t you want me to tell anyone else?
Phyllis: Well, I wanted alone time with you, that’s all. So what did you want to tell me? What news do you have for me?
Summer: Well, we haven’t had a chance to discuss the marchetti deal in a while. Turns out, it’s going through.
Phyllis: Wow. Wow! You’re gonna be in genoa city indefinitely.
Summer: Yeah. We’re coming home for good.
Phyllis: That is amazing, summer. I am so excited.
Summer: Thanks, mom. And kyle is taking over as ceo of marchetti, so we’ll be working together again.
Phyllis: That is just fantastic. So what did jack say? He must’ve been excited.
Summer: He was great about it, very generous and gracious.
Phyllis: Oh, that’s jack. Yeah, that’s really great. He just wants the best for you and kyle. As I do.
Summer: Thanks, mom.
Phyllis: Mm-hmm. Awesome. Okay, so, uh, what’s going on here? What did I miss? Anything exciting? How’s harrison and how’s jack, diane?
Summer: Everyone’s great. There’s harmony within the abbott family.
Phyllis: Oh, I want nothing more than harmony within the abbott family.
Summer: To be honest, mom, you are the one that I’m worried about. I’m afraid that you are going to disturb that peace. Maybe even try to wreck it. And if that’s the case, I’m flat-out warning you — don’T.
Amanda: I’m kind of tempted to go and see my mom right now, but I’m thinking that I can just go for a short time now, and then I can go for a longer time maybe a little later.
Devon: You can do whatever you want. Why do you want to wait for later, though?
Amanda: Well, there — there’s just so much going on at work with the chancellor-winters launch and everything.
Devon: That’s — that’s not a problem. You know we have a whole legal team we can rely on. It’s fine. I appreciate your dedication, but, I mean, I’m sure you’d be available if we really needed you, right?
Amanda: Yeah, no, of course i would.
Devon: Okay.
Amanda: You really think i should go?
Devon: No, I know you should go because family comes first.
Amanda: Family first.
Devon: Yeah.
Elena: Oh, thank you so much for covering for me last minute. I am so glad my patients are gonna be in your hands. I owe you one. And I will definitely bring you a cool souvenir, and nothing quick from the airport.
[ Chuckles ] No, no, nate can’t make it. He’s busy with work. I wish he could come. But I will be alone in hawaii by myself.
Diane: You’re going to be sensational at this job.
Kyle: Thank you for your vote of confidence.
Diane: I can’t tell you how much it means to me to share this time with you. I — I don’t want to miss another meaningful moment of your life. Ever. [ Chuckles ]
Phyllis: Wow, listen to you. You’re warning me. Okay. Well, um…I meant everything I said to you on the phone. There is nothing that I would like more than to put this hostility with diane behind me. It’s not gonna be easy, but I’m willing to do it. Because I realize all that anger inside is not healthy for me.
Summer: Okay, very zen of you, mom.
Phyllis: Yes, I’m very zen. Very zen. So what about jack? Is he putting this anger behind him?
Summer: I mean, I know that it’s a struggle for him, but he’s doing it for kyle, which i find admirable.
Phyllis: I find that admirable, too. Jack is a great guy.
Summer: I have a question. I still don’t know what exactly happened between the two of you before you left town. All I got out of you is that you screwed up, but then you backpedaled from that. And I haven’t been able to get jack to open up either, no matter how many times I try. Why can’t I just get a straight answer?
Phyllis: Because you’re digging where there’s nothing to be found.
Summer: That’s exactly what jack said.
Phyllis: Good. I’m glad that’s what jack said. Good. Believe him. Believe me. We’re all gonna hit the reset button. That’s what we’re gonna do. No harm, no foul.
Summer: That’s really all you want?
Phyllis: Yes, that’s all i want.
Summer: Alright, then. In that case, come with me right now to face diane. Hit that reset button, mom. Let her know that you are ready to put all of your anger behind you and move on, starting today. Can you do that?
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