Young & The Restless Transcript
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Noah: Allie. What are the chances of running into you here?
Allie: What?
Noah: I said, what are —
Allie: [ Chuckles ] Sorry. Hey.
Noah: I was trying to make a joke about running into you when you’re about to go running.
Allie: That’s not really a joke since I called you and invited you to join me.
Noah: Okay. Not funny. But, you know, it did sound a little charming in my head.
Allie: Mm-hmm. Sure it did. Alright. Are you ready?
Noah: Let’s do this.
Allie: Alright. Great. Try to keep up!
Nick: Hey.
Sharon: So, what brings you by? A big cup of coffee or a little friendly conversation?
Nick: I’ll take both.
Sharon: I, um, saw victor and adam’s press conference earlier. I hope you knew that all of that was gonna happen.
Nick: Yeah, I was fully aware and in the loop this time. Once victoria said she was reunited with ashland, the writing was on the wall. She packed up her things, she said goodbye to the family, and then left town, the way she said she was gonna.
Sharon: Really? I’m kind of surprised how quickly that situation escalated.
Nick: When my sister makes up her mind, there is no slowing her down.
Sharon: Mm. Well, I hope you at least got to speak to victoria before she left and tell her that you will always be there for her, no matter what she decides to do.
Nick: I did, uh, get a chance to talk to her. Grateful for that. Obviously completely disagree with her decision, but me being frustrated with the family is pretty common right now.
Sharon: Is there something else going on?
Nick: I just really don’t like it that my dad put adam into the ceo seat. We both know how he handled that last time. And I think it’s a foolish move to shove adam right into victoria’s chair before it even gets cold. Victoria’s reign may be over, but trust me — the second round of games is about to begin.
Mariah: [ Sighs ]
[ Keys clacking ]
[ Guitar music playing ]
Tessa: [ Clears throat ] Hi.
Mariah: Hey.
Tessa: [ Smooches ]
Mariah: Why’d you stop? Oh, well, uh, with you working remotely, I figured my music was probably distracting.
Mariah: What are you talking about? How many people get to work with a private concert in the background? I love it. Just like I love calling you my wife.
Tessa: Well, tell me — what’s my wife working on lately?
Mariah: Well, uh, the marketing team has their hands full now that jabot has acquired marchetti, so we all need to get up to speed on the fashion industry.
Tessa: Whew, that sounds like a pretty big deal.
Mariah: It is. It is. But we can handle it. It’s all good. And it means that kyle is gonna be sticking around for longer with harrison. You know, I’d even be happy to see summer stick around, too.
Tessa: Look how far you’ve come.
Mariah: I know. It’s wonderful.
[ Laughs ]
Tessa: [ Laughs ]
Mariah: But as thrilled as i am that they’re gonna be staying in town, that also means that kyle’s mom, diane, is gonna be doing the same. And that… that is very, very complicated for a lot of people in genoa city.
Tessa: Hmm.
Diane: Jack, is everything alright?
Jack: Yeah. Yeah. Everything’s fine. I just have something I have to deal with.
Diane: Oh. Then I’ll let you have some privacy. I was hoping to spend some time with harrison anyway. I thought maybe I could take him to the park, if that’s alright?
Jack: Uh, sure. I’m sure he’d like that, especially with kyle and summer kind of tied up.
Diane: Excellent. I will go get him ready and let the nanny know she can take a break.
[ Cellphone ringing ]
Jack: [ Breathes deeply ]
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Jack: Phyllis.
Phyllis: Hey. Thank you for picking up. I just wanted to tell you that I’m back in town. Um…
[ Sighs ] Listen. I’d love to talk. Um, we still have some unresolved business.
Jack: I think I said before you left that there’s nothing more for us to say.
Phyllis: Okay. Listen, are we gonna let this thing with diane ruin all the progress we’ve made?
Jack: This thing was between you and me, not diane.
Phyllis: You’re right. You’re right. Can we at least talk about it?
Jack: Yeah. We can. We should do this in person, though. I’ll come to you.
[ Keys jangling ]
Diane: Harrison is so excited about our playdate. I’ll just pack some snacks.
Jack: Good. Have fun.
[ Door closes ]
Tessa: Well, I hope that kyle knows, whatever happens with diane, that we’re here to support him.
Mariah: Oh. Yeah. I’ve definitely made that clear. I mean, I know what it’s like to have your mom come into your life suddenly when you’re an adult, so I’m happy to be his sounding board.
Tessa: Mm.
Mariah: What are you looking for in there?
Tessa: Uh, tea and honey. I thought that we had some, but I guess we’re out.
Mariah: Really? I mean, we had plenty the other day. Did you go through it already?
Tessa: Yeah. I guess I must have. I’ve been drinking a lot because my throat is still a little sore.
Mariah: Does it hurt to sing?
Tessa: No, no. Uh, not really. I was just resting my voice because I’ve been singing a lot for rehearsing for tour, and that’s probably why it’s aggravated. I’m sure it’s no big deal.
Mariah: Maybe you’re coming down with something.
Tessa: Well, but I don’t have any other symptoms. It’s probably allergies. You know, it’s that time of year.
Mariah: Yeah, but your throat’s been bugging you ever since we got back from the honeymoon. Maybe you should go and have it checked out. You know, I heard of these amazing people. They’re called doctors. And they can help with that sort of thing.
Tessa: I’m sure it’s nothing. And instead of debating the issue, maybe you should, uh, take a break with me.
Sharon: Newman family games. That sounds ominous.
Nick: [ Sighs ] Dad and adam are only thinking about themselves. You know, they each have an agenda. They’re not thinking about what’s best for the company.
Sharon: Well, hopefully they at least have one goal in common — that newman enterprises succeeds, right?
Nick: I will allow that adam does seem to possess the skills to do a job like this. He’s done a great job of evolving in the past year. But his desire to ascend to the throne comes from a very selfish place.
Sharon: Look, I’m — I’m not trying to defend adam here, but — I don’t know — is it possible that maybe you’re being a little too hard on him?
Nick: Sharon, just look this situation with ashland. Adam doesn’t give a damn about victoria or what happens to her. He’s just patiently waiting for his chance to swoop in and grab the ceo title for himself.
Sharon: Hmm. Well, maybe he was just concerned that the company would suffer with so much going on?
Nick: Ultimately, his true motives don’t even matter. I mean, this was dad’s call to make. And it’s not like he didn’t have other options. I mean, my mom certainly could have done the job herself, or, in an emergency, dad could have stepped back in.
Sharon: You know, I’m surprised that nikki didn’t push for that job. I mean, she was victoria’s co-ceo.
Nick: Yeah, she’s got mixed feelings about that. But this move was made to send a message to victoria and to provoke a reaction. So, this isn’t about business. It’s strictly personal.
Sharon: Ah, so your parents are hoping this move with adam will make victoria come running back.
Nick: There you go.
Sharon: Well, hey, it’s a gamble, but it could work. And if it does, where does that leave adam?
Nick: Well, adam’s no dummy. I’m sure he’s got his eyes wide open. He knows how dad likes to operate, but he wants to prove that he’s the right man for the job, whether my sister changes her mind or not. And unfortunately, I don’t see that happening.
Sharon: It just never ends, does it?
Nick: It really doesn’T. This whole thing is filled with a bunch of gory details I’m not gonna bore you with, but just know this — everyone has got an angle, but they’re all acting on emotion. My sister, my dad, adam, my mom. They all just need to take a collective breath and figure out what is the next best move to make.
Sharon: And who’s gonna get them to do that?
Nick: Well, unfortunately, it’s times like this I’m reminded that I don’t have a real official role at newman, other than my board seat. So, at times, I would like to have more influence over the, uh — the outcomes of the crises when they pop up.
Sharon: What are you saying here? Are you actually considering going back to newman? Can dove stop 98%
Nick: That was not my intent. I’m not seriously considering throwing my hat back into the ring at newman.
Sharon: Mm, maybe not consciously, but the way you were talking just now…
Nick: I don’t know. I just would like to be more than just some voice offering up my opinions and advice from the outside.
Sharon: Since when? ‘Cause I thought you wanted nothing to do with newman enterprises.
Nick: Yeah. Me too. But this whole situation’s got me really rethinking some things. I mean, it’s been a long time since I’ve felt like this. I thought everything was going great. You know, the company was flourishing under victoria’s incredible leadership. Mom was her right-hand man. Dad was in advisory role. Adam was over at newman media crushing it.
Sharon: Well, then that all blew up.
Nick: Again. I’m just [Sighs] — Just very nervous about how this is gonna play out within my family and also in the eyes of the public and the business world.
[ Footsteps approaching ]
Tessa: Hi.
Nick: Hey. There they are.
Mariah: Hi.
Sharon: Oh, there’s the two newlyweds. I barely see you since you’ve been home from france, even though you live right upstairs.
Tessa: Oh, yeah, well…
Mariah: We’ve just been taking care of stuff that piled up when we were gone.
Nick: Ah. Too busy honeymooning.
Sharon: Hey, enjoy some time alone being honeymooners. Say no more.
Nick: How’s your day today?
Mariah: Uh, well, I am fantastic, but this one…
Tessa: This one is fine. I just need a mug of tea and honey.
Mariah: Yeah, because she guzzled all of ours down for her sore throat.
Sharon: Really? That’s been going on for a while now, hasn’t it?
Tessa: Yeah, but I’m — I’m sure it’s nothing.
Sharon: Well, whether it is or whether it isn’t, um, you should see someone about it.
Mariah: And there it is, the other reason why we are here — because I knew that I would find someone who agrees with me.
[ Both breathing heavily ]
Noah: You know, I consider myself a pretty decent athlete.
Allie: You do?
Noah: Yeah.
Allie: Yeah?
Noah: I play sports, I work out all the time, but… you’re fast, like, really fast.
Allie: Well, I run almost every day. It’s kind of my thing. Well, one of my many things.
Noah: Along with chemical engineering, being super analytical and precise about everything? You know, some people might say you’re a type-a personality.
Allie: And you know what? Those people might be right. What? You got a problem with it?
Noah: No. No. In fact, I kind of envy you. I wish I had a routine.
Allie: You can always create new habits right now.
Noah: Nah. Nah. It’s just not me. I’ve always needed to be inspired to get stuff done.
Allie: Mm. Well, maybe — just maybe — you can find some inspiration from the way I just kicked your butt.
Noah: Oh.
Allie: I mean, I’m sure you don’t want to be embarrassed like that again.
Noah: Oh, that will never happen again.
Allie: Ah. Uh-huh.
Diane: Have fun on the playground, harrison! Oh. Nice to see you two.
[ Knock on door ]
Phyllis: Hey. Thank you for coming. Come on in. Thanks. Um…thank you for the opportunity. Uh… and you’re right. It’s better to talk face-to-face.
Jack: I’m here to let you say whatever it is you have to say, but I should warn you — it’s not gonna change anything.
Phyllis: Okay. I get it. Thanks for giving me the chance. You want some wine?
Jack: It’s a little early for me. Please don’t let me stop you.
Phyllis: Okay, well, I’m — I’m having wine. It’s good for the nerves. I mean — but please join me. It’s a great year. Um… you’re not gonna make me drink alone, are you?
Jack: This isn’t gonna work, red.
Phyllis: Well, how do you know that? You haven’t even heard anything I have to say. You know better than to count me out. If your moderate to severe crohn’s disease
Sharon: Okay, tessa, you are my daughter-in-law now, so I’m going to give you some motherly advice. You need to make an appointment. It’s been too many days, and it’s not gotten better. And what could it hurt? If it’s something minor, it’s no harm, no foul, and if it is something more serious, well, you’ll have caught it early.
Nick: And nobody has brought up the real upset of all this, and that is you could get mariah to stop bugging you to death about it because we all know she’s never gonna let it go.
Sharon: Love is the most important part of marriage, but compromise is right up there with it.
Mariah: Exactly. And, look, one day you are gonna need me to compromise on something, and I promise I will do it gladly for the benefit of our relationship.
Tessa: I’m gonna hold you to that because we have witnesses.
Mariah: I promise. So, you’ll make the appointment?
Tessa: Ugh! Okay, okay. I’ll see if my doctor can squeeze me in.
Mariah: Today.
Tessa: Okay. As soon as possible.
Mariah: [ Chuckles ] Wonderful. I knew I came to the right place.
Nick: You’re welcome.
Sharon: [ Laughs ]
Diane: Allie, I’m glad you found another young person to hang out with. You two seem to be spending a lot of time together. And, noah, I’m sure you know other people your age that you could introduce allie to, as well.
Noah: Yeah, I do, but I don’t see why that’s any of your concern.
Allie: Noah, she’s just — she’s just being friendly.
Diane: No, no, it’s alright, allie. I thought noah was okay with me. He seemed fine the last time we saw each other. But now I know he was just holding back.
Noah: What did you expect? What, that I could just forget the past, stand around making small talk like nothing ever happened? I wish I can give you the benefit of the doubt, diane. I really do. But you did some seriously messed-up stuff to people I care about. And I don’t plan on getting over that anytime soon.
Phyllis: Okay. Uh, listen, I did a lot of thinking when I was in savannah, and, um… how I flaunted our relationship to stick it to diane. I’m — [ Sighs ] I hate that you think I used you. I’m so sorry. If I could do it over again… listen. You were right to be furious with me. I’m — I’m furious with myself.
Jack: Phyllis —
Phyllis: Just let me finish. Just let me — let me finish. Um… uh, it was outrageous and it was immature and it wrong. And there’s no justifying it. I’m not — I’m not trying to justify my actions.
[ Breathes deeply ] Jack. It’s old wounds, you know? It’s just a lot of old wounds and insecurities and… it’s getting the better of me.
Jack: You talk a great game. You always have. I’ve heard this before. And remember — I got a recent reminder that you are a master at faking sincerity.
Phyllis: You think I’m faking it right now? Is that what you think? You think I’m being cavalier about this?
[ Voice breaking ] I’m wearing my heart on my sleeve right now. I may seem fine, but I am losing it inside. I am losing it. And I am sorry. I don’t know what to tell you. I regret my actions. I regret them. I do. I mean, and I cannot believe that I blew everything up when we were getting so close.
Jack: Close to what? We had a couple passionate encounters, prompted by the return of a woman you hate.
Phyllis: Is that how you see everything?
Jack: No, what we had is not the beginning of a relationship. What we had…is a moment… to imagine what could have been, a little what-if. At least, that’s what it was for me. For you, it was a calculated move designed to one-up diane.
Phyllis: Okay, it was more complicated than that.
Jack: Oh, you want to be honest? Good. Let’s be honest. You only regret what you did because it backfired. I thought things had changed. I thought things you changed. I thought you were finally capable of building a future that we talked about, that we wanted, that we deserved. That woman came back to town, and in no time out comes the phyllis of years ago. I am not gonna make the same mistakes again. You have to accept the fact that whatever fleeting moment we had is over.
Phyllis: I have changed. I have. And I will prove it to you.
When you can’t sleep…
“The young and the restless”
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Diane: You have every reason to feel that way about me, noah.
Allie: Look, guys, I wasn’t here when all of this happened, so I can’t speak to that. But what I do know is that diane did me a big favor. Without her, I would still have been all alone out in the world, and now I have this big, beautiful family, out of nowhere.
Noah: Yeah, but the way she went about introducing you and jack was a bit sketchy, don’t you think?
Allie: Agreed. Absolutely. She could have gone about it in a better way. But I do think who she is now versus what she did in the past isn’t the same person.
Diane: Thank you, allie. I’m touched and grateful that you’ve even given me even half a chance. But I have no choice. I have to face these attacks because I did do some pretty terrible things. And I understand that there are some people who will have a problem with my presence here, but I can take it. Because spending time with my son and grandson makes it all absolutely worth it. Harrison, come on, little one!
Noah: [ Sighs ]
Mariah: I am so glad that tessa’s doctor could get her in today. She was being so stubborn. She wasn’t listening to me. So, thank you for the backup.
Sharon: Just doing my mother-in-law duties.
Mariah: And thank you for letting us derail whatever conversation you were having when we walked in.
Nick: Tessa’s health is far more important.
Mariah: Well, I saw the look between the two of you. Anything wrong?
Sharon: Um, no complaints on my end, at least not at the moment.
Mariah: Nick? What about you? Is everything alright?
Nick: I’m assuming you saw the press conference?
Mariah: Yes. Yes, I did. Victoria’s out. Adam’s in. I — I definitely did not see that coming.
Nick: Well, you should know by now newmans like to keep people on their toes.
Mariah: I’ll take that to mean that you don’t want to talk about it. Or least you don’t want to talk about it with me, which is fine. So, let me just say — I wish you luck with whatever you’re going through with your family.
Nick: Thank you.
[ Cellphone ringing ]
Mariah: Oh. Um, well, that’s work, so I — I’ve got to take this. I’m so sorry. I have to run. But thank you guys. I’ll see you later.
Sharon: See you later.
Nick: Bye.
Mariah: Hi. Yes, uh, just one second. Let me grab my computer.
Sharon: So, where were we? Earlier it seemed like maybe you were just sorting through some of your feelings, but I got the distinct impression that you would not be content sitting on the sidelines of newman.
Nick: You seem shocked by the very idea of that.
Sharon: Oh, I am. Believe me, I never thought that we would be having this conversation again…ever.
Nick: [ Chuckles ]
Phyllis: I have flaws. I know I have flaws. Everybody has flaws. But I went and I extended an olive branch to that woman. I told her that I’m putting the past behind me. There’s no resentment. And you know why I did that? Because it was best for all of us.
Jack: From what I understand, the real reason for this grand gesture was summer, who was present at this supposed meeting of the minds. She have to drag you there kicking and screaming?
Phyllis: No, she didn’T. I went willingly.
Jack: Well, you’ll forgive me if I doubt the veracity of this so-called truth.
Phyllis: Okay, do you think that was easy for me to sit there and say all of that to diane? No. It was very difficult. But why did I do it? Because it was good. It was the greater good — for everyone!
Jack: Including us? There is no us.
Phyllis: Stop it.
[ Stammers ] Okay. Let’s just go back. When we went to california to find allie and then we discovered diane… I mean, did you — did you not feel that there was a deeper connection in our relationship?
Jack: As friends. As friends, phyllis. We should have settled for that. Look, I take full blame for crossing the linE. I should have known better. But I let my desire and my fervent hope for something greater get in my way. And now I may have destroyed even the friendship.
Phyllis: No, you didn’T. You didn’t destroy it. You didn’T. I’m still your friend. I mean, come on, jack. Enough of this. This is not where our story ends. You love rich, delicious ice cream.
Nick: Believe me, these thoughts of going back to newman are just as much of a shock to me, but what can I say? I’ve got a long history with that place.
Sharon: Yes. You led that company many times over the years. But I thought you were done with it now, at least in any formal capacity. And, you know, I was really proud of you when you extricated yourself from the family business and all of its drama that comes with it for what i thought was the very last time.
Nick: [ Chuckles ] Yeah. I was convinced I was done with that place forever.
Sharon: Well, you really embraced becoming your own man, and you’ve flourished at new hope. And now noah joining you there — that’s just the icing on the cake.
Nick: All true.
Sharon: So then help me understand why you would consider going back.
Nick: No, no, no. I’m not making any moves right now, alright? This is just two people talking about some very nonspecific ideas in some broad terms.
Sharon: Understood.
Nick: Hypothetically speaking, if I had stayed at the company, I would have been in a much better position to help protect my sister’s ceo seat. I also would have been able to do a lot more in regards to preventing my dad from pitting victoria against adam, while also supporting my mother.
Sharon: Because you are the voice of reason in the family trying to find some balance.
Nick: Well, I’ve tried my best. I’ve certainly made a lot of mistakes. But I think everybody in the family knows that I mean well and that my priorities are straight when it comes to their personal lives, as well as the company. You know, the irony is that I’m in this position of neutrality because I’ve been able to keep so much distance from the company for so long.
Sharon: Before you take this any further, I think that you just need to ask yourself one question. At this point in your life, would you feel more satisfied taking a larger role in newman or maintaining the distance that has served you so well until now?
Allie: Thank you, sir.
Noah: Allie, before we go in, I — I wanted to apologize for making you feel uncomfortable earlier. I hate that I got so worked up in front of diane.
Allie: No, no, you have nothing to apologize for.
Noah: Yes, I do. I thought that I had accepted diane being back in town. I mean, I was perfectly civil before. I-I don’t know. Something about seeing her today just… all the stuff she put my family through just came flooding back in. And she caused a lot of chaos in this town before she died. Or before she disappeared, rather. And now she’s causing even more by showing her face around here again.
Allie: Well, but you can’t really blame her for the latter, right? I mean, that’s not really her fault.
Noah: Yeah, allie, I can’t help but wonder — what makes you think she deserves a second chance when you don’t even really know what she did?
Phyllis: Let’s press the reset button here. This is — I mean, you think I’m insincere? Really? I mean, you — you know me better than anyone. Look in my eyes. Don’t you see the truth?
Jack: Yes, I look in your eyes and I see the truth. That’s not the point.
Phyllis: What am I missing?
Jack: The very root of the whole thing, why it is you acted the way you did to begin with. This isn’t new. You keep telling me about growth and maturity. Phyllis, look back over the last few years at your relationship with men. It has been a disaster.
Phyllis: [ Scoffs ]
Phyllis: Uh, wow, that’s low.
Jack: No, I — red, listen to me. Think about it. Billy, nick, me. The last time you were with nick, you couldn’t have been happier. Things were going great. And then they went south, and you turned to me. And then just when it seemed we were gonna be together, in a matter of days you sabotaged any potential there was.
Phyllis: Because of diane. And I let it go.
Jack: I know you’re gonna try to let it go. You’ve tried to break the pattern in the past. Maybe it’s not a pattern. Maybe it’s just who you are. It just seems to me, whoever you’re with, however long you’re with them… it’s never enough.
Mariah: Hi! How’d the appointment go?
[ Door closes ]
Tessa: Not like I expected.
Some people have
minor joint pain,
Mariah: What happened?
Tessa: Well, I thought the sore throat thing was no big deal, but, um, I was wrong. My doctor said the preliminary diagnosis is vocal-chord nodules.
Mariah: What? I mean, those are really serious, aren’t they?
Tessa: Yeah. He’s sending me to a specialist for a confirmation and treatment options, but worst-case scenario is surgery.
Mariah: Oh, my god. Tessa, I am so sorry.
Tessa: [ Voice breaking ] I mean, this could take me out of the summer tour. I mean, you know how important this is to my career. But most importantly, I’m worried about my voice long term. I just — I don’t know what I’m gonna do if I can’t s–
Mariah: Okay. Slow down. Alright? You don’t even have a full diagnosis yet. So, we’ll go to the specialist, we’ll see what needs to be done to treat this, and we’ll just take it one step at a time, alright?
Tessa: Alright. I’m just — I’m — I’m — I’m really scared.
Mariah: I know. But let’s look at it this way. You know, if you need some time off or you need to get surgery or treatment of any kind… it’s better to know now for all of the future tours. Because I believe with all of my heart you are going to be singing and you are gonna be selling out tours for years and years to come. Come here.
Nick: You always know how to get right to the heart of the matter.
Sharon: That’s my job. And I think that if you look inside and you dig deep, you will find the answer. You’ll know what to do.
Nick: Easy, right?
Sharon: Well, I wouldn’t go that far, but trust your instincts. I believe in you, and I support you 100%.
Nick: Well, I really appreciate your wisdom.
[ Cellphone ringing ] Sorry. Hey. Uh, okay. Can it wait? Alright. I’m on my way. It’s my dad.
Sharon: What did he want?
Nick: He wouldn’t say. He just said that it can’t wait.
Allie: Look, noah, I get that I’m coming from a completely different place, right? I have no history with diane, and all I know is that she made this town very angry in her past. She basically admitted that herself. So, I understand why you feel so strongly about her.
Noah: Good. That’s a hard thing to forget. I can’t just pretend like nothing happened.
Allie: No, and I would never try to tell you to do that. But I do believe that forgiveness is important. I mean, look at what happened between my dad and my grandfather. It would have changed so much for all of us if my dad just found a way to reach out and forgive jack.
Noah: Yeah, your life would have been a lot different.
Allie: So different. My whole family would have been in my life from the very beginning. When my dad died, it wouldn’t just have been me by his bedside. I think without forgiveness and trust, life can be really lonely. I didn’t realize that before, but I’m starting to get it now.
Noah: Well, that is a very healthy and optimistic way to look at things.
Allie: Well, I highly recommend it.
Diane: Harrison, stay where i can see you! I love watching you play!
[ Chuckles ]
[ Breathes deeply ] It’s all I’ve ever wanted.
Diane: Thank you for understanding how much kyle means to me. He’s the biggest part of my heart. And I have ached for him every day since I left.
Allie: What exactly do you hope will happen if you do see kyle, face-to-face?
Diane: [ Sighs ] I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about that. Little daydreams that I have. I try to keep the hopes small so as not to tempt fate.
Allie: And what are the hopes if you dream bigger?
Diane: Then I’m his mother again. In every way. I — I’m part of his life. Part of his days. I dote on his child. We have sunday breakfast in the abbott dining room.
Allie: And everyone accepts you being there.
Diane: The family you’re part of is big and loving when they let you in. And there is no place better in the world. You’ll see. It’ll happen.
Diane: [ Breathes deeply ]
[ Chuckles ]
Phyllis: Uh… you cannot mean what you just said to me.
Jack: I do mean it. Why do you constantly insist on getting in your own way? Why is it you can never fully embrace happiness, fulfillment? For you, it is — it is always about the wanting, the chase… never about actually having it.
[ Door slams ]
Next week on
“the young and the restless”…
Kyle: Summer and I discussed it, and we would like to offer you a job in the P.R. Department of the new marchetti.
Billy: I guess I’ve just forgotten how well you used to know me.
Michael: We still got it.
Lauren: [ Laughs ] Baby, we never lost it.
Victor: Whatever venteur ashland and victoria are about to embark on, it’s gonna hit a brick wall.
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