Young & The Restless Transcript
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[ light footsteps ]
Sharon: Oh, Cassie. [ knocking on door ]
Lucy: Oh, hi.
Sharon: Lucy, hi.
Lucy: Hi, Ms. Newman. I’m so sorry to bother you. I was just, uh, looking for your daughter. Is she around?
Daniel: So, any interviews today?
Heather: Nope.
Daniel: How about tomorrow?
Heather: Maybe. Uh, waiting to hear back.
Daniel: Well, they’ll– they’ll call. They will. Soon.
Heather: Or not. I, you know, not sure.
Daniel: Hey, where is that can-do attitude? Hm?
Heather: Maybe I can be a barista.
Daniel: I just think that, you know, the right opportunity is going to come along. You just haven’t found the perfect fit yet. And besides, who wouldn’t want to hire you?
Heather: So far, everybody.
Daniel: Listen, you are an amazing, kick-ass lawyer. Don’t you forget that.
Heather: Who’s drinking an iced coffee in a park on a work day. I don’t know. Maybe it’s a sign.
Daniel: A sign of what?
Heather: Maybe it’s time for me to go back to Portugal.
Audra: Hm. I’ll get you an autographed hard copy, if you like.
Nate: The woman of the hour. Please, uh, join me. That is, if you have the time.
Audra: Hm. For the man who toasted me with champagne and caviar last night, I guess I can spare a moment from my very busy and exciting schedule.
Nate: So, what’s on the agenda?
Audra: More press interviews than I can count. Staffing particulars. Final details on coordinating with and coalescing the companies in France under the Glissade umbrella, so we can hit the ground running.
Nate: Sounds like you already have. Where do I send the flowers?
Audra: 1123 Franklin Avenue.
Nate: That new state-of-the-art building?
Audra: Penthouse suite.
Nate: Of course. I’d expect nothing less.
Audra: So, uh, what did you think about the article?
Nate: You’re officially an A-list mover and shaker, Audra. I’m impressed.
Audra: As you should be.
Nate: I also read the press release. You know, for a woman who’s so focused on every detail, it’s funny. You failed to mention that you’d be partnering up with another ex-lover. Fascinating.
Kyle: If you want a comment on Glissade, I’ll give you one. Prepare to be wowed. Sure. I’d love to sit down for an interview at some point in the future. Okay. Talk soon.
Summer: Is it true?
Kyle: What, not even a good morning? Congratulations on the new job? Although, you are kind of killing the vibe.
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.
Daniel: You want to leave Genoa City? I thought that things were good between us. Where– where is this coming from?
Heather: I meant, I’m not working, so it’s a good time to visit my dad.
Daniel: Oh. [ chuckling ]
Heather: Yeah.
Daniel: Oh, God. Good. Um, you had me worried there.
Heather: Really?
Daniel: Yeah.
Heather: Wh– why? Why would I want to leave the man of my dreams and our wonderful daughter and our beautiful, if slightly underfunded at the moment, life? Come on. We’ve worked too hard to get here. There’s absolutely nowhere else I’d rather be than sitting next to you in a park, drinking coffee on a work day.
Daniel: Well, it is pretty perfect. Minus the no jobs part.
Heather: Yeah. Minus that. But otherwise…
Daniel: You know, we could take these coffees and go back to the apartment. There are certain perks to being unemployed.
Heather: There are. And there’s nothing I’d like better.
Daniel: But?
Heather: But I am about to meet our wonderful daughter really soon. So, rain check?
Daniel: Uh-huh. Rain check. What’s up with your dad? Is– is he okay?
Heather: Yeah. I just, I haven’t seen him in a while and the last time I spoke to him on the phone, he seemed pretty lonely.
Daniel: Well, I think going to visit him is a great idea. I’ll miss you like crazy, obviously. But, you know, it is the summertime. Lucy’s done with school. I’m not really doing anything, obviously.
Heather: Mm-hmm.
Daniel: We can make this like a family trip. We could all go, see Paul, do some exploring. We could hit up Nazaré, catch some waves.
Heather: But since when do you surf?
Daniel: Since it’s like a bucket list thing of mine.
Heather: Okay. All right. I’m, uh, I’m all for it. But there is someone else in our family who has a vote, too, so.
Daniel: Ah, yes. Right. It’s gonna be tough to pull her away from town and away from fangirling over Faith Newman.
Heather: Yeah. But I remember when I was young and I wanted to hang out with the older girls. They just, they seemed so cool. You know, like, they have it together. And– and then the freedom? Oh, I wanted to be them and I could not wait to grow up fast enough to get there.
Daniel: Well, that’s not gonna happen to Lucy.
Heather: Oh, that’s so sweet. Full-on daddy denial.
Daniel: Stop. I just got my little girl back. There is no way I’m letting her grow up anytime soon.
Heather: Yeah. You don’t really get a choice, but I guess, uh, you’ll learn that the hard way, huh?
Daniel: I’m gonna learn it the hard way?
Heather: You’re gonna learn it the hard way. I’ll be here.
Sharon: Faith, uh, she’s not home right now. She went to a friend’s house. But come on in. I’m sure she will be home soon. Come in.
Lucy: Thank you. I, um, I knew I was taking a chance finding Faith at home. She’s so popular.
Sharon: Yeah, yeah, she does have a lot of friends. Everyone’s home from college, so they have a lot of catching up to do. Can I, um, get you a soda? Or some water?
Lucy: Oh, no, I– I’m okay. Thank you. I just, uh, I came to drop off this super cute bracelet I found at this vintage shop on Madison. I don’t know. I saw it, and it just kind of reminded me of Faith, so I got it for her.
Sharon: Oh, well, that’s so sweet. I’m sure she will love it.
Lucy: Oh, how cute. Is this Mariah when she was my age?
Sharon: Um, no, no, that, um, that’s Mariah’s sister, Cassie.
Lucy: I had no idea that Mariah had a twin.
Sharon: She died years ago in a car crash. She was 14.
Lucy: Oh, that’s, um, that’s terrible. I’m– I’m so sorry. You must think about her a lot.
Sharon: More than you could possibly know.
Kyle: Yeah, I was going to tell you.
Summer: When? After you’d moved?
Kyle: How do you even know?
Summer: Your mom told me.
Kyle: Of course, she did.
Summer: She wants me to convince you not to take Harrison away from here.
Kyle: And she knows how much you hate her, so she must be getting desperate.
Summer: She’s concerned, Kyle.
Kyle: No, she’s trying to run my life, which isn’t going to happen anymore now that I’m starting at Glissade.
Summer: Wait, Glissade is based in Paris. If you think that I’m going to let you take Harrison to France–
Kyle: I don’t know. Paris is kind of nice this time of year.
Summer: No, you cannot just be making unilateral decisions.
Kyle: Relax, I’m not moving Harrison to Paris. I’m just moving out of the house. Something I should have done a long time ago.
Summer: Why, though? This is Harrison’s home.
Kyle: Summer, do you have any idea what it’s like to live under the same roof as the woman who fired you and the father who stood by and did nothing?
Summer: You know what? I have an idea. How about we not make this all about you and instead we focus on our son?
Kyle: Yeah, that’s what I’m doing. Do you really think it’s healthy for Harrison to live in a house full of anger and resentment?
Summer: Kyle, that’s a dynamic that you helped create. This is the only home that Harrison has known since we got back to Genoa City. And it’s filled with all the people that love him most. His grandparents, Aunt Traci, Aunt Ashley, Mrs. Martinez. He’s happy here, Kyle. He feels safe.
Kyle: And he’ll get to decorate a whole new bedroom. I may even throw in a swimming pool. Ooh, and a puppy.
Summer: So, you’re going to bribe him?
Kyle: I’m kidding.
Summer: Yeah, I don’t think you’re taking this very seriously.
Kyle: You’re making too much of it. He’ll still go to the same school, have the same friends. Hell, you can still visit him at will. I figured you would appreciate the fact that you wouldn’t have to run into my mother anymore.
Summer: I cannot believe how selfish you are. I’m an adult. I can tolerate seeing Diane for the sake of continuity for our son. Why can’t you?
Sharon: She was pure joy. She was funny and smart and kind. She loved to draw. And she loved flowers and every four-legged creature in the world.
Lucy: Well, she sounds amazing.
Sharon: She was.
Lucy: Hello.
Faith: Hi.
Lucy: I hope you don’t mind me coming by like this. I just got this really cute bracelet and um, I thought you might like it. Um, the beads are jasper. They’re supposed to bring peace or something. I don’t know. I just thought they looked really pretty.
Faith: You got this for me?
Lucy: Gosh, is that weird? I’m so sorry. I just– I saw it and it reminded me of something that you were wearing the other day and I– I got it. I really didn’t mean to be weird.
Faith: No, it’s– it’s super thoughtful. I’m just surprised. Thank you.
Lucy: Then, uh, you like it?
Faith: I do. It even goes with my outfit.
Lucy: It does.
Faith: What were you guys doing? It looked like I was interrupting something.
Lucy: Oh, your mom was just telling me all about Cassie. I had no idea that Mariah had a twin until now.
Sharon: I explained that Cassie died years ago in a car crash.
Lucy: It’s the most terrible thing ever. I really can’t imagine anything worse.
Faith: Yeah. So, what’s up?
Lucy: Oh, um, I was just wondering if you could maybe hang out if you’re free.
Faith: We totally can, but I’ve got some stuff to do. Um, wanna meet up later?
Lucy: Yeah, that– that would be great. Just, um, text me when you’re free and I’ll come find you.
Faith: Sounds good. And thanks again for the bracelet.
Lucy: You’re welcome. Okay, I’ll– I’ll see you in a few.
Faith: Bye.
Sharon: Well, you definitely have a new fan.
Faith: She’s sweet. But, Mom, I’ve got to ask, why were you looking at Cassie’s scrapbook?
Sharon: Um… I was just, uh, thinking about her.
Faith: Is it my fault? Because of all those questions I was asking you and Dad the other day?
Kyle: Kids move to new schools, new houses, new states all the time and they’re not warped for life.
Summer: How many of those kids were just recently kidnapped and still have nightmares? Harrison already lost his mother to prison. Ashland died. You and I got a divorce. I mean, there’s been so much upheaval in his life already, Kyle.
Kyle: Harrison and I are thinking about this more like an adventure.
Summer: You are unbelievable.
Kyle: No, I am tired of having you in my face about a decision that’s not going to change. Harrison is excited about this move, so how about you just get on board and help him pick out some things for his new bedroom?
Summer: I cannot believe that you told Harrison about this before you talked to me about it.
Kyle: You don’t get a say about where I live anymore.
Summer: I get a say in where my son lives.
Kyle: Do you?
Summer: Really? So, you’re just going– You’re going to cut me out?
Kyle: Of course not. You’re the one hurling accusations and creating a problem where there isn’t.
Summer: I just, I don’t understand how you can be so dense.
Kyle: You know this lecturing me about how to behave is unbelievable. You barge in here unloading on me in self-righteous mommy mode when the truth is you refuse to agree with me about anything these days. It’s like your whole personality.
Summer: What Harrison needs right now is stability. And you refuse to see that. Or, you know what, I’m thinking maybe you actually just don’t care.
Kyle: That’s your opinion.
Summer: No, it’s what I’ve seen, Kyle. You would much rather be spending extra time with the babysitter or getting back into business with your ex-bed buddy, Audra, than doing what’s best for our son. And if that’s the kind of father that you want to be, then yes, I am going to do something about it.
Audra: I didn’t mention partnering with Kyle because it’s not a big deal.
Nate: Are you lying to me or to yourself?
Audra: You know, I liked you better last night.
Nate: All I’m saying is you had a relationship with Kyle that didn’t end well. Kind of like the one you had with Tucker. And now, you’re about to work side by side with the guy.
Audra: My relationship with Tucker ended very well for me. I mean, I wouldn’t be sitting on top of Glissade otherwise.
Nate: With Kyle Abbott?
Audra: I can handle Kyle.
Nate: You used to say that about Tucker.
Audra: Okay. Maybe I learned more than I care to admit from my time with Tucker. But I also used it to my advantage. As for Kyle, he couldn’t be more different than Tucker.
Nate: Not sure about that. They’re both rich, cocky, entitled. Wait. Kyle’s not this mystery investor, is he?
Audra: There’s no way Kyle could afford Glissade’s price tag out of his own pocket.
Nate: Then, if you needed a co-CEO so badly, why hire Kyle of all of the choices out there?
Audra: Having someone who’s run a cosmetics company that’s an industry leader is a huge asset to Glissade. So, maybe admire my business savvy for making such a smart hire.
Nate: I really do want to admire your business savvy, Audra, but Kyle, really? Look, I don’t care how much experience he has or how sparkly his resume is. Why hire a man you have such a complicated history with?
Audra: You know, if I didn’t know any better, I’d almost say you’re jealous.
Faith: I just, I hate if my nosiness of the past is making you think about Cassie. How much you miss her.
Sharon: Cassie is never far from my thoughts. But I will admit, our conversation did cause me to start thinking a little more about the past.
Faith: I’m sorry.
Sharon: There’s no reason to apologize. Or look at me like that. Really. Everything’s fine. Nothing to worry about.
Faith: Cassie’s scrapbook is out and you’re obviously not exactly happy.
Sharon: Okay. I’ll let you in on a little secret. Every once in a while, I need to have a good cry. Cassie was just so special and I don’t want to forget a moment we ever had together, so I– I look at her photos so that it will keep her memories fresh for me and– and it makes me feel connected to her.
Faith: I just, I hate seeing you sad. I– I still kind of feel responsible.
Sharon: Absolutely not. Okay, maybe Cassie has been on my mind a little bit more than usual lately, maybe, but that’s all. There’s nothing to be concerned about.
Faith: Okay. So, you’re good?
Sharon: I’m more than good. Thinking about Cassie, thinking about Cassie’s life and the joy that she brought us, that’s a good thing.
Nate: I am not jealous of Kyle.
Audra: Are you sure? You really wouldn’t want to be the one running Glissade with me, taking on the world together, showing the doubters what we can do?
Nate: I like what you did there. Avoiding my question. I’ll ask it again. Why Kyle, of all people?
Audra: He and I are not lovers anymore, if that’s what you’re actually fishing to hear.
Nate: Good. Wise decision.
Audra: Why is that?
Nate: Because you don’t want a repeat of the situation you had with Tucker. That’s why.
Audra: I learned my lesson, all right? I’m not putting myself in a vulnerable position like that ever again. At least not by mixing business and pleasure.
Nate: Then, why does it seem like this conversation has suddenly putting a damper on your big day?
Audra: Okay. You’re right. Things are not quite as ideal as I hoped.
Nate: Talk to me. What’s going on?
Audra: Well, it’s day one and I’m already under attack.
Kyle: You’re calling me a bad father. I would do anything and everything for my son. You know that.
Summer: Up to a point, apparently.
Kyle: I am really trying to be fair here. I have been thinking about what your brother said.
Summer: You saw my brother?
Kyle: Yes, we ran into each other.
Summer: Okay, what does this have to do with Daniel?
Kyle: He said I need to see things from your perspective.
Summer: You– you talked to him about me?
Kyle: You just want to be a part of Harrison’s life and that I should give you more compassion.
Summer: So, I’m needy now? Is that what you’re saying?
Kyle: Okay, maybe this is your way of trying to feel more involved. Pushing the custody issue. Trying to have a say in my decisions. Because you feel like you’re being squeezed out of Harrison’s life.
Summer: That’s ridiculous, Kyle.
Kyle: I am just saying, you don’t have to come at me with lawyers because you feel insecure about Claire or my professional decisions.
Summer: Do you see how you’re trying to make this my problem now? My concern has nothing to do with Claire. I know how important she is to Harrison, okay? This has to do with all the bad decisions that you’ve been making lately. Suddenly yanking our son out of his home? Getting back into business with Audra? That can only end in disaster, Kyle. You’re starting a war with Jack and Diane, Harrison’s grandparents. So yes, clearly, you are not putting his best interests first. You are practically handing me ammunition to win primary custody.
Kyle: Okay, you want what’s best for Harrison? Then, stop it with the threats. You want to come at me because you disapprove of the way I’m living my life? Bring it. I will be ready and I will win.
Summer: Oh, is that a threat?
Kyle: No, it’s a fact. You are not even Harrison’s biological mother. So, go after custody. You will fail. attack? Is it Tucker?
Audra: It’s nothing like that. This attack is coming directly from inside the C-suite.
Summer: I have been Harrison’s mother in every single way.
Kyle: But you’re not his biological mother.
Claire: Sorry.
Summer: Claire, um, you’re here. Is– is Harrison here?
Claire: I picked him up from camp early. He’s in the backyard. I just came in to make him a snack and I– I heard voices.
Kyle: The doctor’s appointment.
Summer: Don’t think you could have warned me that our son might be able to overhear us.
Kyle: You know his schedule as well as I do and you didn’t exactly give me a chance because you came in here swinging.
Claire: I can leave.
Summer: No, it’s… I need to get back to work. This conversation is not over.
Kyle: Hm. [ Kyle sighing ] Damn it! [ door slamming ] [ Claire sighing ]
Claire: I’m sorry for interrupting.
Kyle: Sorry you had to witness that.
Claire: Harrison and I just planted a little vegetable garden. We have radishes and peppers, but not the hot ones. And some tomatoes. He’s really excited about it. He’s telling Mrs. Martinez all about it.
Kyle: So, he didn’t hear us fighting?
Claire: No.
Kyle: There’s that.
Claire: Why don’t you come check it out? Get some fresh air.
Kyle: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. I could do some air. Um, how about a walk? I don’t want my son to see me like this. Could you ask Mrs. Martinez if she can watch Harrison for a bit? Will you join me?
Claire: Of course, I’ll join you. [ Sharon sniffling ]
Heather: You know we’re going to be over-caffeinated, right?
Daniel: Sure. But, you know, the sugar is going to compensate for it.
Heather: Okay. Maybe you can get a job as a comic.
Daniel: Hm. Maybe not.
Heather: Maybe we need you to.
Daniel: Hey!
Summer: Hi. Um, can I talk to you? In private?
Heather: Yes, because I have to meet Lucy. Soon. So, I’ll catch up with you later.
Daniel: Sure. Sounds good.
Heather: Okay.
Daniel: Bye.
Heather: Bye. Good luck. Hi, Summer.
Summer: What were you thinking?
Daniel: About what?
Summer: You talked to Kyle about me?
Daniel: Yeah, that. Yeah. Yeah, I did.
Summer: Uh, do you want to walk me through how you thought that was a good idea?
Daniel: Well, I’m concerned. I know that you’re upset about his new job he’s taking, about how it might affect Harrison and I know how you feel about Claire. And last night I ran into him, totally unplanned, and I got to hear his side of the story.
Summer: And what, you thought you’d help by offering him advice on how to handle me?
Daniel: No, no, no, no. He was being a jerk. All I did was tell him that he should look at things from your point of view. That you love Harrison.
Summer: Daniel, you should have stayed out of it.
Daniel: I was just trying to help.
Summer: Your help made it seem like I’m being irrational. Like I’m overreacting to Kyle’s choices and how they will affect Harrison. Wait, is that what you think?
Daniel: Okay, listen, I think that you are upset. I think that Kyle has made some choices that you were unhappy with, and I get that, but jumping straight to a raging custody battle without trying to talk it out? I mean, it– it seems like a mom move.
Summer: Seriously? You too?
Daniel: What is that supposed to mean?
Summer: I did talk to Mom and my dad about this and they suggested I not get lawyers involved.
Daniel: Look at that. Too extreme for Mom. That doesn’t tell you something?
Summer: What am I supposed to do? If Kyle’s not going to listen to me, what choice do I have?
Daniel: I don’t know. You could choose to take a step back, and take a breath, and just let reason prevail.
Summer: Daniel, this is not just about Kyle getting into business with somebody who’s going to bring nothing but chaos into his life, okay? Did Kyle tell you that he’s planning on taking Harrison out of the only home that he’s known since we’ve been in Genoa City?
Daniel: He did not.
Summer: Yeah! Because Kyle is only thinking about Kyle right now. He’s ripping Harrison out of a home where he has grandparents who dote on him, and all of these people who love him, and where he actually feels safe. All because Kyle is fighting with his parents. So no, I don’t feel like I’m being unreasonable when I’m just looking out for my son’s well-being.
Daniel: You can’t talk about stability in one breath, and then talk about dragging your son through a custody battle in the next. I went through that as a kid and it was an absolute nightmare. I don’t think for one second that’s what you want for your son, and you know what it did to my relationship with Mom. You really want to risk that?
Claire: It’s a beautiful day.
Kyle: Hey, um… Look, I– I feel like a bit of an ass for what you walked in on earlier.
Claire: Don’t worry about it.
Kyle: Yeah, Summer and I need to learn to tone it down. At least when Harrison’s around. Probably in general. [ Claire sighing ]
Claire: People disagree.
Kyle: Eh, this is turning into a full-blown battle. Look, we both want what’s best for Harrison, but we have two completely different ideas on what that means.
Claire: So, the custody agreement?
Kyle: Am I moving us out of the house? Am I working with Audra Charles?
Claire: Yeah, you did mention that Summer had an issue with her. Your… How did you put it? Your tumultuous past?
Kyle: Which has nothing to do with Harrison. Look, these days, Summer looks at everything as a threat to Harrison’s happiness. Or maybe she’s feeling a lack of control, and that’s why she’s pushing for a new custody arrangement. Making me the bad guy in the process. I don’t know, it’s ironic that all this tension she’s stirring up is not good for Harrison either.
Claire: It does take two to stir things up.
Kyle: Okay, okay, yeah, maybe– maybe I have been a little hard-headed or a little difficult, but I really do want to find some compassion where Summer’s concerned. I mean, even you called me on it earlier, a couple weeks ago maybe. I– I’m trying to see things from her perspective. Unfortunately, our arguments are just getting louder and more frequent. We’re even further apart.
Claire: It doesn’t help when one of the people that Summer has a problem with walks into the middle of things.
Nate: And you didn’t lead with this? All your talk about being able to handle Kyle, and he’s already got the knives out.
Audra: All I know is that he’d prefer to be running Glissade without me. And now that you know, I could use your advice.
Nate: Really? Not sure I should chime in here, Audra.
Audra: I trust you, Nate. As a friend and as someone who’s no stranger to corporate intrigue.
Nate: Well, I do have one idea about how to deal with Kyle Abbott.
Audra: I’m all ears.
Nate: Fire his ass before he takes you down. udra: I would like nothing more than to fire Kyle. But that can’t happen. At least not right now.
Nate: Why the hell not?
Audra: I can’t fire Kyle because he was handpicked for the job by my investor.
Nate: Oh, my… You gotta be kidding me. What happened to being able to run the company as you see fit, Audra?
Audra: With one caveat.
Nate: Kyle.
Audra: Saying no wasn’t an option, so I have to make it work.
Nate: Are you sure Kyle and this mysterious investor of yours aren’t somehow in this together, using you?
Audra: Not a chance.
Nate: How can you be so sure?
Audra: My investor was the one who warned me about Kyle, that he wants me out.
Nate: This investor. It would be helpful to know who this mysterious person is, Audra.
Audra: I can’t take the risk of telling you.
Nate: Even though you trust me. I hate to say this, Audra, but this venture might be more trouble than even you can handle.
Kyle: Claire, do not apologize for walking in on Summer and me. None of this is about you. Okay, maybe it’s a little about you, but you were one of the most amazing things to happen in Harrison’s life. Especially given what he’s been through. If Summer can’t see the positive effect you’re having on him, that’s her issue, not yours.
Claire: The way you defend me and your kindness means more to me than you know.
Kyle: And you’re a good friend. Especially given I don’t have much of a support system these days. Claire, I’m glad you’re in Harrison’s life. And mine.
Summer: No, of course I don’t want to put Harrison through a custody battle. But Kyle keeps on making decision after decision that’s not in Harrison’s best interest. So, if I have to fight for my son, I’m going to.
Daniel: I think you should try and have a real conversation. I mean, up until recently, you guys had the whole co-parenting thing figured out, so everybody knows it’s possible. Look, no drama, no yelling, just Harrison front and center.
Summer: Daniel, how am I supposed to talk to a man who’s made it clear that he will weaponize the fact that I’m not Harrison’s biological mother? Does that sound like somebody who’s willing to sit down and talk?
Daniel: I just think you’re both running hot. You know, everybody’s emotional. Nobody is putting Harrison first.
Summer: Says the guy that practically bailed on his own daughter.
Daniel: Okay, no, no, that’s not fair.
Summer: No, you’re out of line.
Sharon: What’s going on here?
Summer: I know what I’m doing and it’s what’s right for everybody.
Daniel: You keep pushing and you are going to regret it.
Summer: Stop it! Stop interfering. Stop giving advice to Kyle and to me.
Daniel: Oh, my God. Family, right? [ chuckling ]
Sharon: It happens. Just hope everything’s okay.
Daniel: Me too.
Sharon: Actually, I’m glad I ran into you.
Daniel: You are?
Sharon: Yeah, um, Lucy stopped by to see Faith.
Daniel: Yeah, uh, she is very excited at the prospect of having an older friend. Hope she wasn’t a bother.
Sharon: Oh, not at all. I just wanted you to know that she saw my scrapbook photos of Cassie, and it was clear that she didn’t know anything about the history.
Daniel: What did you tell her?
Sharon: I only said that Cassie died in a car crash. I thought it would be best that you’re aware in case Lucy asks more questions.
Daniel: You know, that night, it, um, still haunts me. All these years… it never goes away.
Sharon: For any of us.
Lucy: Oh, Mom, I, um, I went to Ms. Newman’s to see Faith and give her that cute bracelet that we found at the vintage store. She totally loved it.
Heather: Of course, she did.
Lucy: You know, um, before Faith came home, Ms. Newman had this scrapbook out. All these pictures of Mariah’s twin sister, Cassie. She seemed really sad. I felt sorry for her.
Heather: Cassie’s death was terribly tragic. It’s taken your dad a long time to get past what happened.
Daniel: I appreciate you not telling Lucy more about the accident. I don’t know if she’s ready to face knowing the truth about
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