Days of Our Lives Transcript
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[dramatic music]
What the hell is taking so long? Damn it, EJ.
[sighs]
Well, what happened? Where have you been?
Where do you think? I’ve been tied up in court, trying to get your wife out of prison.
And? Where is she? When is she coming home?
She isn’t.
Your daddy’s pretty upset that your brother, Johnny, is moving to California, so we have to do everything we can to lift his spirits, OK? [baby coos] You know what that means, mm-hmm. That means no more spitting up on his fine imported suits, OK? Even though it’s kind of funny. [laughs] [cell phone rings] Oh. Hey, Eric, I heard you weren’t coming in today. Is everything OK?
Yeah, everything’s good. I just wanted to call and– checking in on you, see how you’re doing.
Ah. I assume you heard about the drama with Holly and Tate last night.
Yeah, I happened to be at my mom’s house when Brady came home with Tate. My brother seemed to be a bit upset.
Wow, you and– you and Theresa are getting married.
Yeah, I popped the question last night. She said yes.
Wow, that’s– that’s–that’s– that’s–that’s unexpected. I’m–Alex, I don’t know what to say.
I mean, you could try “congratulations,” but I’m sensing you’re not really feeling it. [sighs]
How did you track down an address for Xander’s mom? I thought Bonnie said that that was a dead end.
Yeah, it was, and then Xander realized that there was a very slim chance that his Aunt Maisie, his mom’s sister, might know how to track her down, so he called her.
Well, why didn’t Xander think of that before?
I know, but I guess his mom and her sister had been estranged for a really long time, so he just kind of figured that was still the case. But as luck would have it, Fiona Cook had just recently reached out to her sister and gave her an address.
Ah! [laughs]
Are you sure that she’s still at that address?
I mean, there’s only one way to find out, just good old-fashioned snail mail, send her a wedding invitation and just see what happens.
You can’t do that.
[soft orchestration] announcer: Like sands through the hourglass, so are the “Days of Our Lives.”
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I can’t invite Xander’s mother to our wedding? Why? Why–why do you care?
Well, I’ve–I’ve just heard that this woman has a lot of issues. I mean, she’s a raging alcoholic, is she not?
Why are we assuming she still is? She could very well be sober now.
She could also be, I don’t know, a loose cannon who’s, like, ready to go off. She could be the next Konstantin.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. Theresa, this is a completely different situation. Look, look, look, I know you’re still probably traumatized from that man trying to choke the living daylights out of you, but it’s not like Xander’s mom’s gonna try to kill anybody.
Can we just please get back on track?
I’m on track. Who’s off track?
[sighs]
Look, I just– I’m worried that she’s gonna ruin everything.
What are you talking about? Ruin what?
She–she can ruin your wedding with– with Xander. What if she gets bombed and says a bunch of awful things?
Theresa, anyone could get bombed and say a bunch of awful things. And I know that I don’t know this woman, Xander’s mother, but I choose to believe that she’d be very happy to be at our wedding and will behave appropriately.
And ditto to what she just said. Why do you care so much all of a sudden? I mean, you’re not exactly Xander’s biggest fan.
That’s true, but I care about you, and I care about Maggie, and I care about Alex, and I care about you and–and Justin. And, well, I just think that if this woman just comes to Salem and starts stirring things up, there could be some really terrible consequences for all of us.
Look, Brady, I know you and Theresa have history, obviously. But I didn’t think you’d have a problem with it because just the other night, you wished us the best.
And I do. I do.
OK.
It’s just that you– it’s just that you marrying Theresa affects my son. Our son. And I’ll be honest with you. I’m a little concerned that you two are moving a little too quick on this.
Well, actually, I bought the ring a while back. If you remember, I was gonna do it on Valentine’s Day.
But you didn’t.
Right, and that’s partly because I felt like I wasn’t ready for the responsibility of… committing to a recovering addict.
All right.
And also–
Also what?
Never mind.
No, no, no, Alex, Alex, look, we’re talking about my ex-wife here, so you’re not gonna tell me anything that I probably don’t already know.
I understand that, but this is not so much about Theresa, more about my own cynicism.
Your cynicism?
I just got a hard time trusting people, always thinking that somebody is gonna try to get over on me or privately screw me. It’s not the best way to go through life, right?
Probably not, but you’re telling me that you– you’re having a hard time trusting Theresa.
Had a hard time, past tense.
And now?
Now I… completely trust her.
Well, Alex, maybe you shouldn’t.
[scoffs]
To be honest, I’m more upset with Theresa than I am with Holly. She’s insane. I swear, she was hurling insults at Holly as if she was the one corrupting her precious son.
Yeah, Theresa can be a bit high-strung sometimes. [chuckles]
She’s possessed. I mean, she put all the blame on Holly as if she’s some criminal mastermind and Tate is just some lost babe in the woods. He is a teenage boy, for God’s sake. I don’t think he needed any convincing from Holly to sneak behind his mother’s back and get a hotel room so he could have sex with a beautiful girl.
And what did Holly have to say about that?
[sighs] She… groaned and moaned. And, you know, as it turns out, she’s grounded again. She’s not happy with me, obviously, but… what disappoints me the most is that she’s lying to me again, after all we’ve been through.
I understand. Nicole, I–I know you two love each other a lot. And…you’re both kind, and you’re good people.
Thanks, Eric.
This, too, shall pass.
Yeah, I know.
Well, I’ll let you get back to work and… hey, I just want you to know that I’m always here for you if you need me. That goes for both you and Holly.
Thanks, Eric. Have a good day, OK?
You too. [light music]
Oh, look at us. Both on baby duty.
Yeah, well, I’m about to be on baby duty from home, ’cause I just asked Chad for some time off.
Ah, good for you, and congrats on getting your little boy back.
I’m really grateful. And this really is a dream come true.
Oh, I’m sure, for you and for EJ. Although I imagine, for Eric, this must be his worst nightmare.
[sighs] [dramatic music]
We had a deal, EJ. I agreed not to tell Nicole the truth about Jude’s father, and you agreed, in exchange for my brotherly silence, to get my wife out of prison!
Would you keep your voice down?
No, not until my wife is out of prison!
I tried my best, damn it!
You tried your best? How cute. This isn’t Little League, EJ. This is life. You don’t get a box of orange juice and some apple slices and a participation trophy for striking out. You lose your family.
So try harder. Your house of cards depends on it.
If you threaten me like that again, I will–
You’ll what?
[exhales heavily] Look, I met with the judge. I cited the new evidence that indicated Gil Carter likely murdered Li Shin. And in light of this new discovery, I asked the judge to vacate Gabi’s conviction and recommended her immediate release.
And yet she still isn’t here.
The judge was actually receptive to my argument, but there’s just one hitch.
[laughing] Of course. Let’s hear it.
I was able to provide police photos from the Salem PD of Clyde’s black book, but the judge insists that it needs to be the real deal to move forward. He needs the physical evidence in hand. Otherwise, Gabi is not getting out of prison.
[sighs]
Theresa, your… concern, I don’t– I don’t really get it. Terrible consequences if Xander’s mother comes to Salem for our wedding? She’s a–she’s an alcoholic, not a homicidal maniac. Like I said, she could very well be sober now.
[sighs] OK, I admit that I’m, you know, maybe just overreacting just a bit.
A bit?
Just, the thing is, is that when someone has a drinking problem– OK, and–and–and I understand that we are being sensitive and nonjudgmental here, but when someone is under the influence, they tend to not have a censor, and they tend to say some really mean and destructive things. And, you know, with all the stuff that this family has already gone through, the last thing we need is drama, right? And with little Victoria–
Who is my concern, not yours.
OK. Yes, you’re right. I understand. I–I’m just realizing that I’m being overprotective, and now I’m realizing that I’m also blurting things out and upsetting everybody. [dramatic music]
It’s OK. Can you please just trust that Xander and I have thought this through? And it may not go perfectly, but we are very willing to take that risk.
Of course.
And now we really should get to stuffing these envelopes, because I want to get these out before the post office closes.
Yeah. [chuckles]
Oh, I didn’t realize that you were in such a time crunch.
Hey, I can help you with those.
[laughs] Here we go again, huh? What is this, the– the millionth time you impress upon me that I shouldn’t trust Theresa?
[clears throat] Let me ask you something.
Huh?
Did it bother you when you found Theresa and I in bed together recently?
Yes, Brady, it bothered me.
Right.
But I can hardly hold your little dalliance with her against her, because I was sleeping with Kristen. Theresa and I were both playing these stupid games, and it’s over now. I know I want to be with her, and she made it very clear she wants to be with me too.
Are you sure she wants you… or your money?
[scoffs] [clears throat]
Now, as you’re well aware, we don’t have the little black book because Melinda is illegally holding it hostage.
So what’s the problem, Mr. DA? Go get it.
I don’t know where she is. She’s not returning my calls. She’s not at home. Oh, maybe, maybe because I just stole her job at your behest.
Oh, so this is my fault.
Oh, face it, Stefan. Your elaborate little plan has completely backfired. Trask has absconded with the only piece of evidence that is going to free your wife, and now she is never going to cooperate with us. You’ve done this.
You know, your head is still on the chopping block, so I wouldn’t relish this moment too much if I were you.
Oh, I’m not relishing anything. I just have no idea what the hell we’re going to do at this point.
All right, we need to find a way to get Melinda to cooperate.
And I think I know how we’re gonna do that.
I do feel sad for Eric, especially because this is the second child that he’s fallen in love with that he’s had to give up. You know, Sloan being this time, and last time, it was–
Because of me.
Mm.
But in my defense, I was trying to do something good, so…
By stealing Brady and Kristen’s baby?
You’re right, it was– it was terrible. But in my head, I was trying to spare Eric and Sarah the pain of losing a child– well, Sarah mostly.
And how did that work out?
In the long run, pretty good. I mean, come on. Let’s not forget that when it comes to switching babies, you’re the OG, Nicole. Maybe Sloan was just following in your footsteps, a little bit of karmic revenge, perhaps?
Wow, you are a piece of work.
And you’re a hypocrite.
How am I a hypocrite? And why are you pretending that you care about how Eric feels in all of this? ‘Cause you certainly didn’t care when you were gleefully destroying my marriage or when you tried to shoot him at his mother’s wedding and you put her in a coma instead.
From which she recovered completely.
Oh, well, all is forgiven, then.
Well, not by you, apparently. Look, if I’m such a monster, why’d you even want to work for me? Why don’t you quit? Or better yet, I’ll fire you.
[chuckles]
Hey.
Hey.
What you up to?
Just checking out some websites. I saw Kate earlier. She seemed a bit down.
Yeah, she is.
Even though Lucas’ sentences got commuted?
Well, she was obviously thrilled about that, but then his first decision as a free man was to leave for an extended visit with Allie and Will.
I see.
I’m sure he’ll be coming back sooner rather than later, but it just seems like we’ve had to say too many goodbyes lately.
Yeah. Not to pile it on, but you may have to… have one more goodbye in your near future.
Who else is leaving town?
Me.
You’re leaving town? What, for a trip?
No, I mean– I mean moving. It’s just something I’ve been struggling with the past few weeks.
All right. Well, I understand. It makes me sad to hear you say that. But… where would you go?
Listen, I’ve been submitting opportunities for other jobs, you know, for photography work in other cities.
Eric, I thought you were very happy with your job at “The Spectator.”
Yeah, it’s been great. I’m really–I’m really proud of the piece that Nicole and I did on the homeless.
Right. OK, so this is more about the pain of losing your son– I mean little Jude.
[sighs] Of course, it’s not easy having him around, but… it’s actually because there’s another problem.
And what is that?
It’s Nicole. [light music]
First of all, like I said, I am taking some time off to care for my little boy. So you know what? Go ahead. Try and fire me, and see what Chad has to say about it.
Fine, whatever. Obviously you’re not fired. It’s not a great idea, picking a fight with the boss, though, is it?
I’m not picking a fight with the boss. It’s all you.
OK, OK. All is forgiven. I accept your apology.
What? I didn’t– OK, you know what? Just forget it. I don’t even care, anyway.
I’m just grateful that we can put our past differences behind us. You know, after all that ugliness, we both came out ahead. I mean, you’re married now, happily, with EJ and your beautiful baby boy. And soon Sarah and I will be married with our precious daughter in attendance.
Sarah agreed to marry you again?
Yeah. She’s working on the wedding invitations as we speak. Yeah, she’s going all out to make our wedding as special as possible. Even convinced me to invite my mum. [tense music]
I mean, we are under a time crunch. Are you sure you wouldn’t mind pitching in?
Oh, of course. I am so happy to help.
[chortles] Really?
Yeah, really.
Look, I don’t mean to be rude, but you’re usually the last person to offer up free labor.
What? I’m happy to lend a hand.
Not to me. The other day, I asked you to help me bring in some boxes. And you said, what are the servants for?
I was being funny. And I–I had just gotten my nails done. Look, I–OK. I do have an ulterior motive for helping, and that’s because I’m hoping that you will return the favor when it comes to my wedding.
Your wedding?
Alex proposed last night.
Wow. Congratulations.
Mm-hmm.
When is that wedding happening? I mean, have you two picked a date?
No, not yet, but the sooner, the better, as far as I’m concerned.
Ladies…[chuckles] I have an idea. Well, I know this may sound like it’s coming out of left field, but when you think about it, I mean, it might actually kind of bond you guys, in a way, I mean, since you’re all kind of related anyway. I mean, Maggie, she loves you guys so much, and it would really make her happy if you guys got along. I mean, I know she’s having some trouble with Alex. And he is Victor’s son, though, and she did adore that man. And I know, with all her heart, she would want to be able to mend fences with him and get along better–
Bonnie, I’m so sorry. I love you. What is your point? What’s your idea?
Well, like I said before, I mean, you and Alex are getting married. And you and Xander are getting married. And you guys really are kind of related, well, in a way. So I don’t know… maybe have a double wedding?
Wow. Just a little insulting, don’t you think, suggesting that Theresa’s only interested in me because I’m rich?
Alex, I didn’t mean– I didn’t mean to insult you. This is not about– hey, it’s not about you. It’s about her. The fact is, she has a history of chasing men who have money. As a matter of fact, I’ll tell you this. That’s one of the reasons she was interested in me from the very beginning.
Oh, you mean not because you were such a stud?
Well, I–you know, yeah.
Ah.
Seriously, man, she did some desperate things to get her hands on my money.
Yeah, I know.
I’m telling you.
Yeah, I know, like marrying you in Vegas while you’re blackout drunk. I get it.
Boom.
No, I’ve heard it over and over again. I’ve heard it. I’ve heard it all. I get it. Theresa has an affinity for the finer things in life, and she’s willing to do some extreme things to get there. This is not the case.
How can you be so sure?
Because I’m sure, Brady. She was interested in me before my windfall, before she had any idea that I stood to inherit half of Victor’s fortune.
What if she did have an idea?
How could Theresa have known that I was Victor’s son? [dramatic music]
You remember when the three of us went to Greece, right?
Of course.
You remember how we went after Konstantin and she stayed back at the hotel, right?
Yeah. And?
While we were out, her father delivered Granddad’s briefcase, which happened to be the only thing that contained evidence that you were Victor’s son.
So–so what are you saying, Brady? What, you think she secretly opened the briefcase?
Maybe. I know she likes to snoop. I know she was curious about the events leading up to grandfather’s death. And I can see her deciding just to open up that suitcase because it was the one personal item from that plane.
No, no. I mean, if that were true, then she would have known the truth about the… fortune before her and I even slept together.
Exactly.
A double wedding?
Well, you know, they are very popular here in Salem. [chuckles] And they very seldomly go terribly wrong– well, very seldomly. Oh, there was this one horrible woman who actually had two double weddings. And as memory serves, they both went pretty badly. God, what was her name?
You know what? Let’s just not talk about it. And for the record, moving forward, I would prefer we never spoke about that person anymore, so…
Yeah, sorry. OK, my point is, if you were to share your big day with Theresa and Alex, it kind of actually makes sense, I mean, ’cause the four of you basically have the same guest list, plus Xander’s mom.
Mm, yeah, but there’s just this teeny, tiny little problem. [clears throat] Xander and I don’t like each other. Sorry, no offense.
You know, constantly saying “no offense” actually makes it more offensive. And not for nothing, Xander isn’t Alex’s biggest fan either, no offense.
Oh, touché.
And things are especially tense right now. Ever since we found out that Alex is Victor’s son, Xander feels like an outcast, so…
See, but that makes it even better– no, you and Xander and you and Alex and a reaffirmation of the bond between the two Kiriakis men. Oh, my God. Oh, and they could even do their own little vows to each other about family.
Mm. Yeah, Bonnie, I don’t know.
Yeah, that just doesn’t seem like a good idea for almost anyone involved whatsoever.
Oh, nonsense. After all the tragedy and loss this family has sustained, a supersized wedding is exactly what the Kiriakis family needs.
You and your mom don’t get along, right?
I mean, we were fine when I was a wee lad. I didn’t start getting into trouble until I was a teenager.
Mm.
Yeah, my dad tried to be there for me, but– you know, in his way. But my mum… [sighs] She was just flat-out done with me. It was like I was this huge burden to her.
Oh, I’m sure it was more complicated than that.
Yeah, well, it seemed pretty simple at the time. I was bad news, and she wanted nothing to do with me. She didn’t even show up to court when I was convicted of manslaughter.
Well, I’m sure that was a lot for her. Isn’t that when Victor stepped in?
Right. Yeah. I mean, he got years shaved off of my prison sentence. And he paid for my education. That’s when he started to become you know, something of a mentor to me. He definitely saved my ass. But my mum, she– she didn’t like that, not one bit.
Well, perhaps she thought Victor would be a bad influence on you.
Mm, maybe. In any case, I mean, things really fell apart when my dad died.
Yeah, that was when the drinking really began.
She just couldn’t take the pain, so she decided to just numb herself -.
I tried to be there for her, but she shut me out.
I think I must have… reminded her of him.
So really, when I lost my dad, I kind of– it’s like I lost them both. And thank God for Victor. I mean… he stepped up when no one else would, put me to work for him, and–
Well, I’m sure you don’t care about my sob story, so…
No, actually, I’m–I’m– I’m glad you shared with me.
Turns out… you’re actually kind of human.
OK, so you’re having problems working with Nicole. Is that because you still have feelings for her?
Dad, I’m not even divorced yet, and romance is not even on the radar.
Then what is the issue?
Nicole. [light music] She brought Jude to work the other day and asked if I had a problem with it, and of course I said no.
And that was a lie.
Not exactly. I mean, I really love to see him. But it was really hard saying goodbye.
So you’re saying that living in the same town as Jude and not being able to be a part of his life…
It’d be more than I could bear.
OK, Melinda is holding on to the evidence because she wants immunity. Rafe told me that. Now, he can’t give it to her, but you can. So give the woman what she wants. Make sure Melinda doesn’t face charges for taking Nicole’s baby.
And how the hell do you think Nicole will feel about that, that I allowed Melinda to walk? And I can’t exactly tell her that you’re blackmailing me.
I don’t give a damn how you handle this with your wife. Just get it done. Get Melinda, get the evidence, and get Gabi out of prison. And then we all live happily ever after, right? [tense music] Today, EJ, or I tell Nicole the truth.
Alex, think about it.
[scoffs]
Think about it. [dramatic music] Theresa pries open the suitcase. She reads the news. And then all of a sudden, she goes from casual flirtation all the way to wanting to seal the deal? The timing is too good.
Except that’s not how it played out, is it? She tried to seal the deal with you, Brady, and you rejected her–harshly, if I remember correctly. And there she is, devastated, and I’m just there trying to comfort her.
And that’s probably what she had planned all along– to appear devastated, knowing full well that you’d come right in and pick up the pieces.
No, no, not possible. Our hookup was not premeditated, Brady. I am sure of it.
Besides, if that were true, that would mean that she’d been playing me this entire time.
Mm-hmm.
And I can’t believe that.
You can’t believe that. You can’t, Alex, or you won’t?
Can’t, won’t, both. You’re wrong, Brady. You’re wrong.
You know, it would be very easy to just add Alex and Theresa’s name to these invites. I’m just saying.
Bonnie.
What?
For the last time, Theresa and I will talk about this on our own time.
OK, I’ll drop it– for now. So, Theresa, I know we talked about the chaperoning before, but how was the actual prom? Anybody get doused with a bucket of blood?
Oh, you like that movie too?
They made a movie about the Last Blast Dance at Salem High?
What?
Oh, yeah. The high school dance years ago. Mimi told me a couple of kids tried to dump blood on poor Chloe Lane.
Well, I would not have minded if somebody wanted to pour blood on Holly Jonas.
Excuse me?
Oh yeah, sorry. I forgot she’s your niece. OK, well, in my defense, we just found out that she and my son have secretly been dating even when we explicitly told them not to.
Theresa, I know that Holly messed up when she didn’t clear your son’s name, but she’s a kid. She made a mistake. I’m sure you made plenty of mistakes in high school.
Yes, I did. That’s exactly– that’s the thing. I know Holly Jonas all too well. I got caught up in drugs, too, and I lied to my parents, and I fell in with the wrong crowd, and… well, I don’t want Tate dating someone like that, someone like me.
Well, from what my mom says, Holly’s doing great. She’s not doing drugs. She’s studying really hard, and she’s trying to turn her life around, so she deserves a second chance.
Great, just not with my son.
Oh, come on, Theresa. I was once a wild child too. A lot of us were. But eventually we learn our lesson– sometimes more than once, but we grow up. You did. I mean, come on. You’re not the lying, scheming, gold-digger woman you used to be, right?
I just think the only way to put Jude behind me is to put some distance between us.
[sighs] I understand. [light music] Years ago, when I took that job in D.C., it was mostly to forget about your mom, but there was still a part of me that was trying to deal with the fact that Belle wasn’t my daughter.
Did moving away help you?
I don’t want to tell you.
Dad.
[sighs] OK. It did help, and that is why I will respect your decision if you choose to leave, though selfishly, I will be… [sighs] Very, very sad to see you go.
Well, you don’t have to worry about anything yet.
Nothing’s set in stone.
I know I never thought I would say this, but I can relate to you. Yeah, I–I had some major issues with my mom growing up. I mean, we fought all the time. And I blamed her for things that, in retrospect, weren’t entirely her fault. But…[sighs, chuckles] Let’s just say I know what it’s like to be a teenager feeling like the whole world is crashing down on you and not having your own mom to help you make sense of it.
Or to help you see that maybe you pulled the whole world down on top of yourself.
Mm. Right. [dramatic music] But to feel like you’re forever a disappointment to the most important person in your life, it just does a number on your self-esteem, you know?
Did you ever work things out?
Yeah. I mean, thankfully we were on good terms before she died, which is why I think it’s good that Sarah invited your mom to the wedding. You know, maybe there’s a chance you can repair your relationship before it’s too late.
Well, I’m not too optimistic. But thinking it through and talking about it, I– I think I would like to introduce my mum to this little angel.
[chuckles] Well, I hope she does go to the wedding. I think something good can come out of it.
And by the time the cops came, all we could see through the trees were red and blue lights. And it was so scary, but it was so exciting. But then we realized we could either get dragged downtown and have our parents called, or–
Or what, Bonnie? What? Finish your story. Well, did you ever find your clothes? Did you–did you have to jump into the flooded quarry? Was it deep enough? It was pitch-black. You almost died.
Has anyone seen the stamps?
No.
Wait, are you sitting on them? Oh, no, wait. Oh, maybe they’re in here.
I found them.
[sighs] Oh, jeez.
So, Bonnie, tell me the rest of your story.
Look, I’m not claiming I know anything for sure, all right? But hypothetically, Alex, it could have gone down like that.
Mm.
I’m just saying.
Yeah. I’m just saying, hypothetically, your theory is trash. Don’t say it again, especially in front of Theresa, OK?
All right. [knock at door]
Are my ears burning?
Hey.
I just heard my name.
Babe, what are you doing here?
I thought we could go out to lunch.
I would love to go to lunch. Let’s go right now.
Yeah?
OK.
Yeah. Mm. Come on.
I’ll see you, Brady.
See you. OK. Actually, Theresa, I’m sorry. I–something I got to say to you. [dramatic music]
Alex told me the good news. Congrats on your engagement.
Thank you, Brady.
Mm.
Sure.
[sighs]
Let’s go.
[door slams]
[sighs] [light music]
Well, hey, you two. both: Mm. [baby babbles]
Hey yourself.
Oh, hi, tiny.
How’d you get on with Bonnie? You get all the wedding invitations done?
Yeah, yeah, I just dropped them off at the post office. Theresa helped.
Theresa?
Mm-hmm.
Does she know who the groom is?
Yeah, I mean, she was relatively nice about it. Really, I just think she was laying the groundwork to call in a favor from me in the future. But it was worth it because our invites are officially on their way to our guests.
Thank goodness we got done in time for “Body & Soul.” I cannot wait to see what Charlemagne is doing today. Ooh! [metallic bang] Oh, damn, who put that there? Oh, jeez. [dramatic music] All right, who put this in the trash? No, Sarah, you let Theresa get in your head about inviting Mama Cook, didn’t you? WWCD. What would Charlemagne do? Hmm. Yep. Uh-huh-huh. [gasps] Aha! Nothing like a little push to help family do the right thing. Yes, sirree, Sarah’s gonna be very grateful, and I’m gonna put this in the mailbox myself… right after the show. [chuckles] Mm-hmm.
[knocking]
Hey.
Oh, hi.
I’m sorry to interrupt. Do you have a moment?
Yeah. I thought you weren’t coming in today.
Yeah, I wasn’t going to. I– there’s something I need to tell you.
Rafe, it’s DA DiMera. Yes, I did speak with the judge about your sister. That’s why I’m calling. If you want Gabi released from prison, you need to find Melinda Trask immediately.
[sighs]
[door clicks shut]
Gabi.
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