Young & The Restless Transcript
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Nick: Well, hello, ladies.
Summer: Dad. Hey, what are you doing out so late?
Nick: Well, clearly this is the happening spot. All the pretty people are hanging out.
[ Phyllis chuckling ]
Nick: So, no snappy comeback? No patented eye roll?
Phyllis: Huh. Uh…
Nick: All right. Well, I just came to get, uh, Christian some pastries for his breakfast in the morning. What are you two doing here?
Phyllis: You know, just hanging out, complaining,gs.
Summer: Um…
Nick: Right. Okay. I’m gonna… And then I’ll… So, you guys… You never saw me…
Phyllis: No, no, no, no. Hey, hey.
Summer: Dad, wait. Hang on.
Phyllis: No. We’re not griping about each other. Or you. Definitely not you. Sit down.
Summer: Yeah.
Nick: Feels like a trap. I…
Summer: No. It’s not a trap. Trust me. I have way bigger issues to worry about. Namely, my ex-husband.
Victor: Why would you tell your father that you and I are colluding against him?
Kyle: What makes you think I did?
Victor: Well, he certainly knew something. He came storming into my office, running all kinds of accusations and warning against me.
Kyle: Victor, I swear I haven’t said a word about our connection.
Victor: You’re sure?
Kyle: Uh, my dad and I, we were arguing. He got all riled up and jumped to some wrong conclusions. I mean, you know how he gets, but… look, that is my problem, not yours. I’m sorry he came at you like that.
Victor: I’m not worried about your father’s accusations. Okay? What I am concerned about… is disloyalty in people who work for me.
[ Adam sighing ]
Adam: Chels? Are you okay?
Chelsea: I don’t know. You?
Adam: Same. Do you want to talk about what happened here?
Chelsea: I wouldn’t know where to begin. I’m not sure I even know what happened myself.
Nick: So, Kyle hurt you again? What’d he do this time? I knew I should have popped this dude in the mouth the first time he broke your heart.
Phyllis: Ah, come on, come on. That’s a little too much. Listen, for what Kyle did to our daughter, I’m thinking of more of a, I don’t know, a long-term punishment.
Summer: Okay. Um, Well, I appreciate the support, you guys, but I’m actually not looking for a fistfight or whatever solution you had in mind, Mom.
Phyllis: Okay, you tell us what happened. We will decide on the approach.
Summer: Honestly, it’s not even about what’s happened. It’s about what’s going to happen. I mean, Kyle, he just keeps on making all of these bad decisions, and I feel like it– it’s going to end in disaster.
Phyllis: Oh, are we talking about Harrison’s new nanny, Scary Poppins?
Nick: Is that still a thing? I thought, you know, you were cool with Claire now.
Summer: Y– you know what? I doubt I’m ever going to be “cool” with her, but yes, it is working out so far and Harrison does adore her.
Phyllis: Okay. Well, that– that’s good.
Summer: I still hate the fact that Kyle hired her against my wishes.
Phyllis: Well, I mean, it was shady, for sure.
Summer: The whole way he handled that situation, a red flag.
Nick: And that’s what’s got you so ticked off?
Summer: No, this is… about his latest stunt.
Phyllis: What’s his latest stunt?
Summer: Kyle… is involved with Audra Charles, again, and she is even bigger trouble than Claire.
Phyllis: Oh, what? Again? Audra Charles? She swooped in. I mean, she swooped in right when there was the hint of any problem in your marriage. She took full advantage, by the way.
Summer: Mm. Kyle’s the one that let her do it, but she did get him involved in all these shady business dealings with Tucker McCall.
Phyllis: Well, when it comes to Tucker McCall, it’s only shady business dealings.
Summer: Clearly, Audra is bad news.
Nick: So, how is Kyle involved with Audra?
Summer: I saw them together. They were getting a drink at the bar at the Athletic Club.
Nick: Just, uh… having a drink?
Summer: No, it’s not like it was some casual drink. No, they had– they had their heads together, like they were conspiring about something.
Nick: And that’s it?
Phyllis: That’s more than enough for Audra Charles, trust me. And, you know, let’s be honest, Kyle doesn’t have a great track record when it comes to trusting women.
Summer: Uh, excuse me?
Phyllis: Well, I’m not talking about you. I’m talking about all the others, like Tara, his mom. He believes any lie his mom tells him. That’s where his issues come from, I’m sure.
Nick: So, you think Kyle is romantically involved with Audra again?
Summer: Um, no, I don’t think so. At least not yet, but I guess, yeah, it could go that way, though.
Nick: Why do you care?
Phyllis: I mean, he’s right. Why do you care? Honestly, just let Kyle screw up his life.
Summer: Um, I care for Harrison’s sake. This is Audra we’re talking about. I don’t trust her. I don’t want her anywhere near my son.
Nick: Look, I get it. You’re extra vigilant when it comes to Harrison right now, and you should be, but… I don’t know, is there a chance you’re making more out of this than you need to? I mean, you saw them having a drink, that’s it, and now you’re making a leap to Audra hanging out with your son. I just feel like… you might be searching for trouble.
[ Summer scoffing ]
Phyllis: I mean, it could have just been, you know, a random meeting.
Summer: It wasn’t.
Phyllis: Okay. What makes you so sure?
Summer: I don’t know, it’s just the vibe, I guess.
Phyllis: Is there more going on for you to get this vibe than you’re telling us?
Summer: Okay, fine, yes. There is… something more, but… I’m not supposed to say.
Phyllis: Oh, well. I mean… Okay. Well, you’re definitely gonna have to tell us.
Kyle: You have my word, Victor. There has been no betrayal.
Victor: You know the press release comes out tomorrow?
Kyle: And I haven’t said a single word about my role at Glissade or your investment in it. You and Audra are the only two who know.
Victor: Well, then. Just know if I can’t rely on you, my offer to you is rescinded.
Kyle: Hmm. Well. I’ve accepted your terms and conditions, and I’m not about to violate them. I mean, this is my chance to show the world what I can do. I mean, why would I blow it up now when it means so much to me?
Victor: Now, why did your dad talk about you and I colluding against him?
Kyle: Well, I think it may have had something to do with your run-in with my mother earlier.
Victor: Oh, I see.
Kyle: You raised her suspicions when you let on that you knew I had left Jabot. It was so soon after it happened, it wasn’t public knowledge yet, so it sent her on high alert, and she went running to my father. They confronted me about it.
Victor: And you didn’t let on?
Kyle: No, not a word. Just pure speculation. They immediately assumed that you offered me a role at Newman Enterprises, but they know nothing about Glissade or your investment in it. Yeah. My parents cut me out of Jabot, the company I was raised to believe I was going to inherit, the company I poured my heart and soul into. And they showed me where their loyalties lie. Now, I’m just returning the favor. From this point forward, I have no allegiance to them.
Victor: So, you’re turning your back on your family?
Kyle: Let’s just say, um, I’m moving out of the house to put some distance between us.
Victor: Hmm. They can’t be happy about that.
Kyle: Mm. Well, It’s for the best. Look, you have offered me the opportunity of a lifetime, to build a cosmetics company from the ground up that’ll rival Jabot. I am all in.
Victor: Good. So… I can trust you?
Kyle: Absolutely. There is no way I would betray your confidence in me by divulging your investment in Glissade, and I certainly wouldn’t tip off our future competitors.
Victor: All right, then.
Kyle: But there’s something you should know.
Victor: Which is?
Kyle: I can’t control my dad’s suspicions. You know how he is. He’s not about to let this drop.
Victor: I don’t give a damn about your dad’s reaction, okay? All I need to know is that I can trust you.
Adam: I’m– I’m at a loss for words, too. It’s not like we planned this, or expected it. It just… happened. You know, we’ve gone through so much these past few weeks, and we’ve been on edge, and we’ve been worried to death.
Chelsea: Well, I mean, we’ve been living this nightmare together every single day, on this roller coaster of highs and lows and– and– and– hopes and fears, worried about our son.
Adam: And tonight, it just all spilled over. I mean, all the anxiety, all the worry, and, yes, all of the love just came pouring out. We couldn’t help it.
Chelsea: Yeah, I mean, we just, uh, we just– we just just let our emotions get out of control and…
Adam: We got caught up. We got caught up talking about the good memories, when things were good, when Connor was well and we were happy.
Chelsea: Yeah, yeah. I mean, it was– it was– it was so loving and light and– and fun back then.
Adam: And I think that’s why it felt so good to remember. I think we just– we– we desperately needed to reconnect with those feelings again.
Chelsea: Yeah, I think we just got caught up. It was– it was — it was a moment. It was just, it was… Oh, my God. It was just an unexpected slip. A…
Adam: Mistake.
Summer: You know what, Mom? You’re right. Why should I honor Kyle’s request for discretion, when he’s making so many mistakes?
Phyllis: So, Kyle asked you to be discreet about something.
Summer: He did, but, I mean, it’s gonna be public knowledge in the morning, so I don’t see why I shouldn’t tell you two now.
Phyllis: I agree.
Nick: You know, maybe it’s none of our business and we can just wait for 12 hours.
Phyllis: Okay, wait, don’t listen to him. What did Kyle ask you to be discreet about?
Summer: Kyle is going to work with Audra Charles.
Nick: Now, that’s strange. So, he left Jabot. Why the big secret?
Summer: Because this new company that they’re working for, it’s a cosmetics company. It’s gonna be Jabot’s direct competition.
Nick: Mm. I don’t get it. Why leave your family’s company to launch some upstart, unknown competitor?
Summer: Because his family fired him. Well, Diane fired him, but Jack didn’t fight her on it.
Phyllis: Diane fired her own son from his birthright? That makes no sense. Who does that?
Summer: Apparently, Diane does.
Phyllis: And how did Audra Charles get her hands on her own cosmetics company?
Summer: That’s where the even bigger secret comes in.
Kyle: Here, take a look at this. It lays out the best way to merge the European cosmetic companies Tucker acquired with Glissade. Now, all the entities will be seamlessly streamlined into one big corporation.
Victor: So, you’ve given this quite a bit of thought.
Kyle: We have. Everything is moving along according to plan.
Victor: And by we, assume you mean you and Audra, right? You’re on the same page.
Kyle: Absolutely. The new and improved Glissade leadership in action. We’ll be doing a press conference as soon as the release goes out, and then, of course, we’ll be leaving your name out of it.
Victor: Good. I’m sure your father would be quite surprised to find out that his son so quickly assumed the leadership of a new company.
Kyle: He’s going to be blindsided. I guarantee you, he will not see this coming.
Victor: Good.
Kyle: Um, there is something I do need to ask you and I need complete honesty.
Victor: Go ahead.
Kyle: My father was right, wasn’t he? This is an attack on him. Some sort of retaliation for what happened with Nicky, how he handled being her sponsor. This is why you plotted the secret takeover of Glissade, isn’t it?
Adam: I mean, that’s what it was. Wasn’t it? A mistake?
Chelsea: Yes. Yeah, of course. I– I guess you could call it that.
Adam: Then, maybe the best thing to do is to not talk about it to anyone.
Chelsea: You’re right. Yeah, you’re right. What happened, happened. You know, we can’t pretend like it didn’t, but it’s over now, and we– we just– we just have to put it behind us.
Adam: Agreed.
Chelsea: I– We were just trying to deal with what happened with our son, and we were focusing on the good memories and trying to forget the bad ones, so, you know, it was– it was only natural that we turn to each other.
Adam: Yeah. I mean, I– I needed that. We both did.
Chelsea: But this doesn’t make me any less committed to Billy, okay? Or– or you to Sally, right?
Adam: Of course. It doesn’t.
Victor: There’s only one thing I want from you right now.
Kyle: Hmm.
Victor: I want you and Audra to concentrate on the task ahead.
Kyle: Well, that goes without saying.
Victor: Right.
Kyle: So, you’re not gonna answer my question, then?
Victor: If you see this as an opportunity to get even with your father and to blow Jabot out of the water? You go for it.
Kyle: Well, that’s exactly what you want too, right?
Victor: What I want is a massive success. Whatever it takes, however you do it. Okay?
Kyle: We’re on the same page.
Victor: Good.
Kyle: Success is at the top of my to-do list.
Victor: Good. All right, Kyle.
Kyle: Hmm.
Victor: My goodness. What are you doing at this time of night?
Claire: Oh, you have got to stop worrying about me so much. I don’t need a bodyguard anymore.
Victor: Sweetheart, you’re my granddaughter. I will always worry about you. It’s late.
Claire: I’m just getting some takeout and bringing it back to the ranch. I’ll be fine.
Victor: I adore you. Bye.
Claire: Bye.
[ Kyle chuckling ] Well, I am just dying to hear what brought you back here after our dinner earlier.
Kyle: Oh, I could ask you the same question. Join me for a drink? I promise I won’t make you drink champagne again.
[ Kyle and Claire laughing ]
Nick: I got to be honest. I’m dying to know what the big secret is.
Summer: Well, the cosmetics company that Audra and Kyle are partnering up to run is Glissade.
Phyllis: Isn’t that Tucker’s company?
Summer: It was, until it wasn’t anymore. Somehow, Audra managed to steal it right out from underneath him.
Nick: Where would Audra get the capital required to gain that kind of investment?
Summer: Word is, it’s some wealthy mystery investor. Came in, pulled a hostile takeover.
Phyllis: That sounds shady to me.
Summer: To me, too.
Nick: Tucker McCall is not the kind of person you want as a mortal enemy.
Phyllis: Oh, definitely not. He’s gonna go after Audra very hard.
Summer: And with Kyle at Glissade, too, he’s gonna be in the line of fire.
Nick: Not a good place to be at all.
Summer: Do you see what I’m saying? This is a mess. How can Harrison be okay when he’s in the middle of all of this nonsense?
Nick: Look, Tucker is a slimeball. There’s no doubt about that. But I don’t think even he would go after a child for revenge. I mean, nobody would stoop that low.
Summer: Maybe not. But if Kyle is the target of a revenge attack, then Harrison could get hurt, too.
Phyllis: Yeah, but Kyle won’t put Harrison in harm’s way.
Summer: Kyle’s gonna be busy running this new company and waging war with his parents, Harrison’s grandparents. This is a reckless path that he’s on. And I just don’t want Harrison to be surrounded by all of this stress and angst and that– That’s why I just– I feel like I want Harrison to be spending more time with me.
Nick: What are you saying?
Phyllis: Are you saying you want to take… You want to take Harrison away from Kyle?
Summer: No, I don’t want to take Harrison away from Kyle. I mean, I did tell him that I thought that we should talk to our lawyers to formalize a custody agreement, but I have since taken a breath and thought about it and realized that that would just escalate things, and I am hoping to avoid that.
Nick: That’s smart, because I gotta tell you, Summer, as soon as you take your problems to a lawyer, things can get real ugly real quick.
Phyllis: Yeah, we’ve both been down that road, and, um, the minute you start introducing lawyers into the situation, it’s just not a good look.
Summer: Okay, I know how damaging a custody battle can be for all parties involved, so like I said, I’m hoping to avoid that. I want us to be able to work it out between us, but I can’t just sit back and watch while Kyle brings all of this chaos into Harrison’s life. I feel like I have to do something, you know, for Harrison’s sake.
Phyllis: Okay, like what?
Summer: Well, I’ve actually been looking at houses with yards, you know, so that when Harrison is with me, he can feel more comfortable. Like I said, I’m not trying to take him away from Kyle. I just, I want his time with me to feel more official.
Nick: It’s not gonna be an easy argument to make, um, whether lawyers are involved or not.
Summer: Did you not hear all the reasons that I listed?
Nick: I did, but Summer, Kyle is Harrison’s biological father.
Summer: Don’t tell me you’re going there.
Nick: Just to say that unless the child is feeling, um, unsafe or, um, there are problems or if Kyle is a threat, you’re just not gonna win that argument, and Summer, none of those things are true. Harrison is a very happy kid.
Phyllis: Hey, babe, you know, maybe you’re just still a little nervous and worried after Harrison’s abduction, and all of that would be understandable.
Summer: This isn’t about that, okay? This is about Kyle and his erratic behavior.
Phyllis: Okay, are you sure? Maybe it’s not more about Claire than it is about Audra?
Summer: Oh, my God, I cannot believe that you guys aren’t supporting me on this.
Phyllis: Of course we’re supporting you. Of course we are. Listen, babe, we love you. We’ll always support you, always.
Nick: I think you just need to take a minute and really consider where your concerns are coming from.
Summer: Thank you for the advice, but I’m actually not the problem here.
Nick: Summer–
Summer: Thank you.
[ Nick sighing ]
Nick: We’re so good at this.
Phyllis: We’re so awesome.
Chelsea: We could always blame the bourbon, you know?
[ Adam scoffing ]
Adam: Yeah, right. Time-honored tradition, blame the booze. It’s always the booze’s fault.
Chelsea: You should probably go back to your room, don’t you think?
Adam: Okay, maybe there’ll be some good news about Connor in the morning.
Chelsea: Yeah, let’s hope.
Adam: Good night, then.
Chelsea: Good night. Oh, God.
[ Adam sighing ]
Kyle: So, what brings you back here again at this hour?
Claire: I don’t know. I guess I was feeling wired and stir-crazy. I had to get out. And then, I realized I was craving empanadas.
Kyle: Okay, I tried to get you to order some at dinner.
Claire: I know, and I was a fool for saying no, so I decided to exercise my newfound freedom for some takeout. What about you? What is your excuse?
Kyle: Oh, I just needed to get out of the house. Wish it was for something as simple as empanadas.
Claire: Oh, what’s wrong. Did something else happen?
Kyle: Oh, just another turn in the ever-spinning world of the Abbott family saga.
Claire: Don’t tell me things got worse. I didn’t think that was possible after your own mother fired you.
Kyle: Believe it or not, they did. And I might as well fill you in, since it’ll affect you, too.
Claire: Is Harrison okay?
Kyle: Yeah, Harrison’s fine. My parents and I had another argument.
Claire: What happened?
Kyle: My day of liberation just got even more liberated, believe it or not.
Claire: I’m not following.
Kyle: As soon as I find a new place, Harrison and I will be moving out.
Diane: Summer, you okay?
Summer: Um, yeah. I just came by to peek in on Harrison, actually. I mean, I know that he’s sleeping, but I love the way he looks when he’s sleeping. So peaceful, and I could really use that right now.
Diane: Um, before you go up, um, could I speak with you for a minute?
Summer: What is it?
Diane: I need your help.
Nick: What do you think is going on with our daughter? I haven’t seen her this vehement in a very long time. I mean, where do you think it’s coming from?
Phyllis: Vehement. Passionate. Forceful. Heated. Spirited. Yeah, I don’t know where that’s coming from.
Nick: Oh, yeah. I wonder.
Phyllis: Well, I mean, she gets it from both of us. Definitely from both of us.
Nick: Okay.
Phyllis: But we’re on the same page. It’s a very, very bad idea to start talking about custody. You know? It’s not thought out. It’s not logical.
Nick: Seems like it’s emotionally triggered, which makes sense. I mean, Summer’s had a rough time lately.
Phyllis: Yeah, I know. She hasn’t been the same since Harrison’s abduction. I think she’s carrying around some guilt.
Nick: About the kidnapping? Why? Why would she feel guilty about that? That was because of that psychopath, Jordan.
Phyllis: Because of the divorce. I just think she’s thinking that if she hadn’t divorced Kyle, it wouldn’t have happened. Or at least she would have been at the house and she could have prevented it from happening somehow.
Nick: I don’t know. It’s a lot of if’s and maybe’s. I mean, I really hope she’s not beating herself up over that scenario, but maybe… Maybe that’s why she’s so quick to blame Claire. More to the point, Kyle.
Phyllis: I think she’s carrying around guilt. I do.
[ Nick sighing ]
Nick: Did she tell you that?
Phyllis: No, she didn’t tell me. But I know her. I carry around my own guilt.
Nick: Yeah? You’re gonna have to walk me through that one.
Phyllis: Well, she wouldn’t have divorced Kyle if it hadn’t been for me and everything that went on last year. All my issues with Diane.
Summer: I’m sorry, Diane. I think that I’m the last person you should turn to for help.
Diane: On the contrary, I think you are uniquely qualified for this particular problem.
Summer: Is Kyle home? Maybe you should talk to him about this.
Diane: No, he went out, and I’m not sure when he’ll be back, but that’s fine because it’s Kyle that I’d like to discuss.
Summer: Well, I don’t think that he would really appreciate me talking to his mother about him behind his back, and honestly, Diane, I’m not super comfortable with it either. Things have been really tense between us, okay? I just, I don’t want to make it worse.
Diane: Could you please just hear me out? It’s for Harrison’s sake.
Summer: What is it?
Diane: We need your help. And I don’t know anyone else who can get through to Kyle at this point, so I’m hoping that he’ll listen to you.
Summer: Get through to Kyle about what? And what does it have to do with Harrison?
Diane: Summer, you have got to convince Kyle that moving out of the house is not the answer, and it’s definitely not a good move for Harrison.
Summer: Wait, what?
Diane: You don’t know? Kyle didn’t tell you?
Claire: Moving out of your family home, that’s big news. Okay. Um… I have a lot of questions. First, Harrison, how does he feel about moving?
Kyle: I have to admit he was a little thrown when I first told him, but then I explained to him that he could decorate his new bedroom however he liked, and the big backyard I was going to find for him. He started to warm up to the idea. He was pretty excited by the end of the conversation, provided, of course, that there is a tree house. He even wanted to start packing for his big new adventure.
Claire: Well, that sounds just like him.
Kyle: His main concern was that he wouldn’t be able to see his mom, or you, again.
Claire: I hope you assured him that we would still see him like always.
Kyle: Of course. I explained that everything would stay the same, just a whole new house.
Claire: Good. But everything won’t really be the same. I mean, not as far as Grandpa Jack and Grandma Diane are concerned. He will see them less often. Just logistically speaking.
Kyle: Yeah. True.
Claire: I have to ask.
Kyle: Mm.
Claire: Are you doing this to punish them for firing you?
Kyle: No, I would never use my son that way. And I couldn’t cut him out of their life. I couldn’t be that cruel. Even though they’ve had no problem hurting me.
Claire: I can’t imagine how stressful this situation has been for all of you. But to move out?
[ Kyle scoffing ]
Kyle: Now, you sound like them. Did everyone just expect for me to live with what they did? Just go on, sit at the breakfast table while they discuss business for a company I’m no longer a part of?
Claire: Yeah, that sounds tense. But will moving be any less difficult? Aren’t you worried about uprooting Harrison and leaving your home?
Chelsea: Billy, I know it’s late and you’re probably sleeping. It’s really late here. I, uh, I woke up and I can’t fall back asleep. So many thoughts racing through my mind. I’m just missing you. And thinking about you. And I’m wondering if maybe staying here isn’t the best idea. Maybe you were right. Maybe I should come home and wait for word about Connor from there. Where I can get your support and your hugs. I miss those. Um… I’m kind of bouncing off the walls here. So, if there’s no news about Connor in the morning, we’ll fly back. Well, that’s not we. I don’t– I don’t know about Adam. I can’t speak for him. He might want to stay. But I can’t. I can’t wait in limbo like this any longer.
Adam: I don’t think that I can stay here anymore. Waiting day in and day out. It’s um… It’s torture, Sally. It’s, uh, messing with my head and that’s not helping anyone. So if there’s no news about Connor tomorrow, I’m going to come home. I need to be with you.
Kyle: The truth is, I probably should have moved out a long time ago. But when Harrison, Summer and I relocated from Italy, it just made sense moving home. And then, we got busy launching Marchetti in the U.S. and getting Harrison settled into a new school. We didn’t have time to look for a new house.
Claire: Yeah, that was– that was a big move, especially for Harrison.
Kyle: Yeah, but Claire, I’m a grown man who doesn’t need to be living with his parents anymore.
Claire: Well, it’s not like you’re living in some cramped basement because that’s all you can afford. It’s a huge, beautiful home with lots of room for you and your son.
Kyle: And it’s still not big enough for all of us to coexist in peace. Not now. Not after everything that’s happened.
Claire: I know there’s been a lot of tension between you and your mother lately, but surely there’s still a lot of love there. And I thought you and your father were really close.
Kyle: Yeah, I thought so too. But I guess I was mistaken. He made his choice and it wasn’t me.
Claire: You said that Summer was reconsidering your custody agreement. How does she feel about the big move?
Kyle: I don’t know. I haven’t told her.
Nick: Look, you and Summer both need to stop blaming yourselves for things that weren’t in your control.
Phyllis: Easy for you to say.
Nick: Look, Harrison’s home. And he’s safe. He is sound. He seems to be getting over the fact that he was kidnapped by some psychopath. Things could have turned out so much worse.
Phyllis: Oh, wow. I know. Don’t go there.
Nick: And look at Summer. She’s in a relationship now. She seems extremely happy.
Phyllis: Yeah, she does, right?
Nick: Yeah.
Phyllis: I think Chance is good for her.
Nick: Absolutely. Things have completely worked out.
Phyllis: Yeah. That’s a good way to look at it. Okay. Hey, thank you.
Nick: What are you thanking me for?
Phyllis: Well, after all our fights and disagreements back in the day, you never fought for custody for Super Girl ever. And I really want to thank you for that because after what happened with me and Daniel, I would have never been able to get over that.
Nick: Why would I have? You’re an amazing mom. And you love our daughter more than life itself. We have both made her a priority since the day she was born.
Phyllis: Yeah. Thank you for that, too.
Nick: No matter how old she gets, we can never stop looking out for her.
Phyllis: Never. We gotta figure this out. Something’s going on with Super Girl. Something’s going on and whatever it is, it’s pushing her to the extreme.
Diane: Forgive me. I didn’t mean to drop the news on you like that. I just assumed that you would be the first person he’d tell.
Summer: Well, he did tell me all about how you fired him and why. But no, he didn’t say anything about moving out.
Diane: Well, I’m sure Kyle didn’t admit that he forced my hand, that he backed me into a corner and I had no choice but to let him go.
Summer: Look, whatever’s going on between you and Kyle, that’s really none of my concern and I’m not going to argue with you about it. All I care about is… Kyle’s not planning on taking Harrison out of Genoa City, is he?
Diane: What? Well, I certainly hope not. No, I just thought that he would be moving close to home. He didn’t say.
Summer: I don’t believe this. You fired your son, now he’s moving out of this house with your grandson and you have no idea where they’re going? Diane, how could you let this happen?
Chelsea: The waiting is killing me.
Adam: And Connor’s in good hands, right? You’ve been telling me that. Everyone has.
Chelsea: I mean, why should I be worrying here alone when I can be there, worrying with you?
Adam: Plus, I want to have some say in some of the throw pillows. Either way, um, I’ll be home soon.
Chelsea: I need to come home, Billy. I need to be with you.
Adam: I miss you.
Chelsea: I miss you.
[ Chelsea sighing ] Announcer: Next week on The Young and the Restless…
[ Traci gasping ]
Christine: Bonjour.
Danny: Enchanté.
Traci: Oh, look! Oh.
Summer: You’re moving and you didn’t tell me? If you think that I’m going to let you take Harrison away, you’re delusional.
Victor: What are you doing in here?
Jack: I warned you.
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