Tuesday, June 29, 2010

EPISODE 6: TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 2010

Episode 6 – Tuesday, June 29, 2010

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Scene 1

Ashley Abbott sits at her desk in the CEO’s Office of Jabot Cosmetics. There is a knock on the door. “Come in!” Ashley calls. It’s her former step-mother and the current Ambassadress of Jabot, Gloria Bardwell. “Good morning, Ashley!” Gloria greets her, sounding very chipper. “Gloria, I’m very busy,” Ashley states coldly. “I can see that,” Gloria responds, “I was hoping you could give me just a few minutes of your time, but if you want me to come back, just say the words.” “I don’t want you to come back…,” Ashley begins. Gloria cuts her off. “Okay, then, I’ll stay,” Gloria says as she takes a seat. “Gloria, you misunderstand me,” Ashley clarifies, “I don’t want you to come back… because you shouldn’t have been here in the first place.”

Scene 2

Tucker McCall sits alone at a table at the Athletic Club. He’s having a drink, waiting on breakfast. “Dining alone?” someone asks. Tucker looks up to see his ex-lover, Jill Abbott. “Well, I’m actually waiting for someone…,” Tucker tells her. “A lady friend?” Jill inquires. Tucker smiles. “A business associate who happens to be a woman, yes,” he clarifies. “Oh, so it’s strictly business and not pleasure?” Jill asks, not buying Tucker’s answer. “I’ve never had a problem mixing the two before,” Tucker states. “No, you certainly haven’t,” Jill agrees, taking a seat at the table, “You don’t mind if I join you while you’re waiting, do you?” “How can I say no to the company of a beautiful woman?” Tucker replies.

Scene 3

Katherine Chancellor Murphy and Nikki Newman are sitting in the living room of the Chancellor Estate, discussing Katherine’s return to Chancellor Industries. “The first thing I did was shoot down a proposal by Tucker McCall,” Katherine informs Nikki. Nikki has a disgusted look. “That man wastes no time, does he?” Nikki says, “What did he want now?” “You’ll never believe it,” Katherine begins, “He actually wanted me to merge Chancellor Industries with his company. My God, how naïve does he think I am?” “I hope that’s what you told him,” Nikki says. “You bet I did. But I don’t want to talk anymore about Tucker. Darling, that’s not why I asked you here,” Katherine tells her, “I asked you here, Nikki, because… I want you to work for me… at Chancellor.”

Scene 4

Victor Newman is in the lobby of the Jabot Cosmetics building, hoping to speak to his ex-wife Ashley about their daughter Abby Carlton. He runs into his nemesis Jack Abbott, who also stopped by to see Ashley. “Well, if it isn’t ‘The Moustache’ himself,” Jack greets Victor. Victor is not amused. “What do you want, Jack?” he asks, clearly not in the mood. “What’s on the agenda today?” Jack inquires, “I know: using your blind, baby-napping son to steal my family company out from under me, again? Or maybe bringing one of my ex-wives back to town, with a new identity, so she can make my life a living hell? “Oh, nothing so satisfying, Jack,” Victor responds, slightly amused. “Besides, you’ve already done those things,” Jack states, “I’m sure, the next time you come after me, you’ll have something new up your sleeve.” Victor is only half-listening now. He turns to Jack.

“It seems you have an awful lot of spare time on your hands, now that you’re once again barred from Jabot,” Victor points out. “You really should take up a hobby, Jack, instead of wasting your time speculating on how I’m spending my days.” “This oughta be good,” Jack comments, “What hobby do you suggest I take up?” “I hear origami is as good for your soul as it is for your fingers,” Victor states. Jack smirks. “The art of paper folding? Oh, no, I think you’d do a much better job at that,” he says, “After all, I seem to recall you being an expert at the art of paper cutting. What was it again you used to make? Oh yeah, snowflakes.” Jack is referring to the time period when Victor was affected by temporal lobe epilepsy. Victor chuckles. “That’s a low blow,” he says, “even for you, Jack.” “Hey, I’m trying to help you,” Jack insists, “I actually liked that ‘arts-and-crafts guy,’ remember?” “You liked that you could take advantage of that ‘arts-and-crafts guy’, or you thought you could,” Victor clarifies before issuing a warning, “Ain’t gonna happen no more.”

“Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m here to speak to your sister, about something concerning your niece,” Victor informs his rival, “You have a good day, Jack.” He is insincere. “Always nice to see you, Victor,” Jack says in a taunting way as Victor walks towards Ashley’s office.

Scene 5

At the Athletic Club, Tucker and Jill have been talking as he waits for his business associate to join him for breakfast. “Well, Jill, as much as I like talking about the weather with you, you can get to the point of why you’re really here,” Tucker announces, growing a little impatient. “Why I’m really here?” Jill is unsure what he’s implying, “I saw you sitting alone. I just thought it would be a shame for you to be eating here all by yourself, that’s all…” Tucker is still skeptical. “Are you telling me you haven’t heard the latest?” he inquires. Jill is confused. “The latest?” she asks, prompting him to explain. Tucker realizes Jill doesn’t know about the business proposal he made to Katherine. He smirks a little. “And here, I thought you only stopped by to get information out of me, not because you enjoy being around me so much,” he tells her. “Oh, well, don’t flatter yourself,” Jill replies, “Like I said, it was more pity than anything else. But I must say, now that you’ve piqued my interest, why don’t you tell me what it is you thought I was here to talk about.”

“I made Katherine an offer,” Tucker states. “For you to leave town?” Jill jokes. “Just the opposite,” Tucker replies, “No, the offer I made would cement my place in Genoa City for a long… long time. “Do tell,” Jill requests. “Alright,” Tucker begins, “A merger of two equals… so to speak.” Jill almost spits out her drink. “Wait a minute, are you saying what I think you’re saying?” she asks. Tucker nods. “I offered to merge Tucker McCall Unlimited with Chancellor Industries,” he confirms. Jill stands up. “Jill, where are you going?” Tucker inquires. “To make sure that Old Dingbat doesn’t make the biggest mistake of her life,” Jill responds as she rushes towards the foyer. Tucker laughs out loud, amused.

Scene 6

At Devon Hamilton’s Rent House, Devon and his adoptive father Neil Winters are saying goodbye to Devon’s girlfriend, Roxanne Porter, who is leaving Genoa City to accept a job offer in Atlanta. “You all packed up?” Neil asks. Roxanne points to a small suitcase. “Yeah, this is all I have,” she responds, “Devon said I could leave some stuff here… for when I visit.” “Which I hope will be often,” Neil tells her. “Of course,” Roxanne promises. “You know, it’s too bad I didn’t know about your job offer sooner. We could have had a farewell party.” “Hey, the real farewell party was last night,” Devon jokes. “A little too much information,” Neil tells him.

Roxanne prepares to say goodbye to Devon. “It’ll definitely be… uh, different, not having you around here,” Devon tells his girlfriend. “We’ll still talk on the phone. All the time. And e-mail,” Roxanne assures him, “I mean, we won’t see each other as often, but we’ll still keep in touch. And I’ll come visit on weekends… whenever I can.” “Yeah, I know,” Devon nods, “It just… won’t be the same.”

“Come here,” Neil says to Roxanne as he gives her a hug, “We’ll miss you.” “I’ll miss being here too,” Roxanne tells him, “You and Lily have been so great to me. Like a second family.” “Yeah, I’m sorry she couldn’t be here,” Devon says, “She’s still getting her strength back up. But she told me wish you good luck for her.” “I totally understand,” Roxanne replies, “I’ll give her a call when I get to Atlanta.” “Do you need a ride to the airport?” Neil offers. “Thanks, but I already called a cab,” Roxanne answers, “There’s one more stop I have to make before I go, and I don’t want you to feel like you’re shuttling me around.” “Really, it’s no trouble,” Neil insists. “I know, and I appreciate it,” Roxanne says, “But I’d kinda just like to alone before I go.” “Oh yeah, sure… No problem,” Neil agrees. “Here, give me one last kiss before you go,” Devon offers. They share a final embrace and kiss. “Bye,” Roxanne says softly and hesitantly as she grabs her suitcase and walks out the door, a sad look on her face. Devon and Neil stand in the doorway watching her leave. Neil puts his hand on Devon’s shoulder. Neither one says a word.

Scene 7

In the Jabot CEO’s Office, Ashley and Gloria continue their conversation. “I want you to realize something, Gloria,” Ashley tells her, “When you tainted that face cream, you were very quick to point the fingers at both me and Jack, blaming our “negligence” for allowing that cream to become contaminated. Because of what you did, Jack wasn’t allowed to have anything to do with Jabot because it was the only way we could settle things with Andrew Gibson. Now, we could have gotten that same clause against you, in our settlement.” And “I’m very grateful you didn’t, Ashley,” Gloria says sincerely, “Being back at Jabot… it means so much to me. And I’m glad you brought up our settlement, because that’s what I’m here to talk to you about.” Gloria catches Ashley’s attention. “Go on; I’m listening,” Ashley says. Gloria explains: “Well, when Victor hired me for this job, I agreed to a salary that was next to nothing,” she says, “It wasn’t about the money. I wanted to have a hand in preserving John’s legacy.” “You had a hand in almost destroying it too,” Ashley can’t resist the chance to remind her. “And I regret that more than anything,” Gloria assures her, “That’s why this job is so important to me. It’s about being able to make things right again. I won’t let you… or John down, Ashley. Please…”

Scene 8

At the Chancellor Estate, Nikki reacts to Katherine’s job offer. “Work for you at Chancellor?” Nikki repeats. She’s caught off guard by Katherine’s request. “I trust your business instincts, darling,” Katherine explains, “I always have. That’s why I asked you to be CEO of Jabot before. That’s why I want you on my team now. Will you think about it?” “I can give you my decision right now,” Nikki informs her. “You already know?” Katherine asks. “Yes, yes, I’ll do it,” Nikki states, “I think this is exactly what I need to be doing right now.

Suddenly, the sound of the front door being slammed is heard and Jill rushes in frantically. “Katherine!” she shouts as she runs into the room. “Jill, calm down!” Katherine yells back, “For heaven’s sakes, what in blazes has gotten you all excited?” “You tell me you said no,” Jill begins, “You tell me you are not merging Chancellor Industries with Tucker McCall!”

Scene 9

Lauren Fenmore Baldwin is preparing a new clothing display at Fenmore’s Boutique, just before opening the store. There is a knock on the door. “We’re closed!” Lauren shots without looking up. She glances over, and sees through the semi-translucent glass, sees the silhouette of a young woman who clearly has long red hair. “Daisy?” Lauren calls out. She runs over to the door, unlocks it, and rushes out to the first floor of the Jabot building. “Daisy, is that you?” Lauren shouts. There’s no one there. Lauren tries to calm herself down. “I’m just imagining things,” she tells herself, “Daisy’s long gone from here. She wouldn’t come back…”

Scene 10

Gloria and Ashley continue to discuss Gloria’s employment at Jabot. “Do you think you can do it, Ashley?” Gloria asks, “Do you think you can put aside our differences and work together to carry on your father’s legacy… the way that John would want us to?” “I still haven’t heard what any of this has to do with the settlement,” Ashley says sternly.

“It’s simple, Ashley. You keep me on as Jabot Ambassadress, and you raise my salary considerably,” Gloria elaborates, “We make an agreement that a pre-determined percentage of my earnings is to be deducted each week until we can pay off the settlement. This is what we should have done from the beginning.” Ashley considers what Gloria’s saying. “You’d still be making money off of this deal, and I don’t know if I’m comfortable with that,” Ashley admits. “Just don’t make any decisions in haste,” Gloria pleads, “Ashley, please. Just think about it.” Ashley sighs. “I’ll let you know by the end of the day,” she says.

Victor knocks on the door and peaks inside. “Am I interrupting?” he asks. “No, we’re just finishing up here,” Ashley answers. Victor walks inside and Gloria is leaving. “Victor,” she acknowledges him. “Gloria, how are you settling in here?” Victor inquires. “Very well, thanks to you,” Gloria responds. “I picked the best person for the job,” Victor states, purposely exaggerating, “Now, if you’ll excuse us…” “Of course,” Gloria says. She leaves the room.

“Well, I was about to go on my lunch break, but I think I just lost my appetite,” Ashley announces. “What I’ve come to tell you won’t help matters, either,” Victor warns her.

“Is this about Abby?” Ashley inquires, fearing she already knows the answer. “Mmhmm,” Victor confirms, nodding his head, “You know, the company she’s been keeping lately leaves a lot to be desired.” “I don’t understand,” Ashley remarks, confused, “Who has she been hanging out with?” “Did you know she’s been spending a lot of time with this despicable Ryder Callahan fellow?” Victor asks. “Ryder Callahan… that’s Tom Fisher’s son, the man who helped kidnap Lauren and Jana?” Ashley asks, “What would Abby want with someone like that?” “Apparently, a relationship,” Victor states, “Noah admitted to me he saw Abby kissing him yesterday at the pool party.” “Are you serious?” Ashley reacts, “I mean, I knew she was bound to be interested in boys, but…” Victor finishes her sentence for her: “He’s not a boy; he’s a man,” Victor points out, “He’s at least old enough to be out of college.” “Yeah, I don’t want Abby around someone that age,” Ashley agrees, “never mind the kidnapping charges.” “Talk to her,” Victor says, “Make her understand that he’s all wrong for her, that he’s nothing but trouble. Because I won’t continue to sit around and do nothing while she ruins her life by hanging around with this punk. The sooner he’s out of her life, the better.” “I agree,” Ashley echoes.

Scene 11

Abby Carlton walks in to Crimson Lights Coffee House and sees Ryder Callahan working at the front counter again. “You’re here again,” Abby states the obvious. “You’re not grounded,” Ryder points out, “I’m surprised your parents even let you out of the house after yesterday.” “Well, my father, he just blew a lot of hot air. He tried to intimidate me,” Abby says, “But since he realized that he can’t control me that way, I’m sure that the first thing on his list today is going to my mom. So this’ll probably be the last time I see you in a while.” As she finishes speaking, her cell phone rings. Abby’s pulls it out and checks the caller ID. “Told ya,” she says, “It’s my mom.” She answers the call, “Hi mom. I’m kind of busy right now,” Abby tells her mother. “Honey, I don’t care. I’d like to see you,” Ashley says, “Come by my office.” “Fine,” Abby agrees, rolling her eyes. She hangs up. “I’m about to have my sentence handed to me,” she tells Ryder. “Good luck,” he replies. “Yeah, thanks,” Abby says as she heads for the exit.

Scene 12

At the Chancellor Estate, Jill tries to convince Katherine to turn down Tucker’s proposal, unaware that Katherine already did so. Nikki listens in on the dispute. “Now, hold on just a minute here,” Katherine shouts, “What makes you think that I would even agree to such a ludicrous offer in the first place? My God, Chancellor Industries was just returned to me. I’m not gonna merge it with another company, for heaven’s sakes. Especially Tucker McCall’s.” “Oh…,” Jill calms down, “Well, I knew you and Tucker were warming up to each other before that Restless Style article came out. I didn’t want you to see you fall for his tricks again.” “Jill, Katherine is a very smart woman,” Nikki defends her friend, “You have to trust that she can make the right decisions.” “Nikki, I’m in no mood for another episode of your mother-daughter act,” Jill bites back before having a realization, “Wait a minute. You know about this already, didn’t you? You knew about Tucker’s offer!” “Jill, if you’d calm down for one minute,” Katherine begins, but Jill interrupts her.

“You told her before you even came to me?” Jill shouts, “That really says something, doesn’t it?” “Jill… Jill, for heaven’s sakes! That is enough!” Katherine yells, trying to overpower Jill, “Now sit down and shut up and listen to what I have to say!” Jill obeys. “Alright, Old Woman,” she says, “I’m listening.” “Good… I’ve decided you can come back to work at Chancellor,” Katherine announces, “Not as CEO, obviously. That position will stay with Neil… but as a top-level executive.” “I understand,” Jill says, “and I accept. I may not be a Chancellor by name, but like you, I have always belonged there.” “Just wait a second, Jill. You haven’t heard everything I have to say,” Katherine continues, “There is one condition...” “Name it,” Jill says eagerly, obviously not anticipating what’s to come. “You have to work with Nikki,” Katherine states.

Scene 13

At Fenmore’s Boutique, Roxanne approaches Lauren. “Hi, can I help you?” Lauren says. “I’m… Roxanne Porter,” she extends her hand. “Oh, yes! That’s right,” Lauren responds, her memory jogged, “You’re Devon’s girlfriend.” “I’m here about the sales job,” Roxanne reminds Lauren. “Right, I’m sorry. I’ve had a lot on my mind lately. I’ve been a little distracted this morning,” Lauren explains, “Um, let’s see. Do you have any experience working in retail?” “No. I was a waitress all through high school,” Roxanne says, “but I’ve been focusing exclusively on my studies for the past few years.” “Do you have a copy of your resume?” Lauren inquires. “Yes, right here,” Roxanne answers, as she takes an envelope out of her handbag and hands it to Lauren. Lauren takes a quick glance.

“Let’s have a look...,” she says, skimming the page, “You made the Dean’s List every year, served four years on the GCU Student Government…” “Re-elected with the highest number of votes every year,” Roxanne adds. Lauren looks impressed. “You’re obviously a very bright and ambitious woman, but to be perfectly frank, I’m not sure what a girl with a degree in political science wants working in a boutique,” Lauren admits, “If you don’t mind me asking, what makes you come looking for a job here, of all places?” “Well, I’ve always had an interest in fashion, ever since I was a little girl,” Roxanne explains. Lauren nods. “I can see you clearly have a good fashion sense about you,” she says, studying what Roxanne is wearing.

Roxanne smiles. “Thank you. But really… actually, the real reason I’m here… is because, well, I was offered a job in Atlanta. A really great job. I’m supposed to leave in a few hours, actually,” Roxanne admits, “But the more the time gets closer, I realize I’m not ready to leave Genoa City, to be almost a thousand miles away from Devon. I just, I saw a ‘Help Wanted’ sign in the window and I thought, well, if I could get a job here, then I could stay in town. I promise, I’m a really hard worker. And I’m reliable…” Lauren nods in agreement. She takes another quick glance at Roxanne’s resume. “I’ve been really short-staffed lately, and with your work ethic, your social skills, it’d be an asset to this place, I think,” Lauren compliments her, “Plus… I’m a sucker for a good love story.” “Does that mean what I think it means?” Roxanne asks, a big smile on her face. “You’re hired!” Lauren confirms, with a huge smile on her face. “Thank you!” Roxanne exclaims, “You have no idea how much this means to me.”

Scene 14

Alex Perez meets her employer Tucker in the Athletic Club dining room. “Alex, right on time,” Tucker says. He stands up to get her seat ready, but Alex seats herself. “How did it go? Did Katherine accept your proposal?” she asks. “She needs a little more time,” Tucker states confidently, “but I’m sure once she steps back and considers all the benefits, she’ll be on board with the merger.” “Is there anything you want me to do in the mean time?” Alex offers. “You’re talking about what we discussed earlier?” Tucker asks, “You trying to convince Neil Winters?” “Well, it’s an option,” Alex reminds him. “Yeah, but I’m not sure I want to take that next step yet,” Tucker admits, “Still, your willingness to come through for me has definitely not gone unnoticed. I think we’re going to have a long and very profitable business relationship.” “To us,” Alex offers a toast. “To us,” Tucker echoes, as he clinks his glass with Alex’s.

Scene 15

Jack visits his sister Ashley at Jabot. “Hey sis. I was in the neighborhood. Thought I’d stop by,” Jack says, “I didn’t see ‘The Moustache’ leave.” “He went out the back way,” Ashley says, “Didn’t want to have another encounter with you.” “That’s too bad,” Jack remarks, “I hate to miss an opportunity to verbally spar with ‘The Black Knight.’” “Jack, Victor is still the father of my daughter, who happens to need us both very much right now,” Ashley explains, “so please try to behave yourself.” “Everything alright with Abby?” Jack asks, concerned. “She’s just acting out,” Ashley informs her brother, “It turns out she has a crush on an older boy, and quite frankly, I think she’s just revelling against Victor and me to get our attention. It’s been a really difficult year for her.”

Jack changes the subject. “So how are things going here?” Jack asks as he glances around the CEO’s office, the office that used to be his. “Really well, actually,” Ashley replies, somewhat vaguely, “I am determined to return Jabot back to its former self. The transition has been really smooth, and everything has been going great. Except for one person, really.” “Is Tucker causing you grief?” Jack asks. “No,” Ashley denies, “It’s not Tucker. It’s the woman who has been a thorn in our side ever since she met our father six years ago.” “Gloria,” Jack realizes. “Yeah. I mean, I’ve got enough problems right now,” Ashley states, “I don’t need her parading around Jabot, making things worse.” “I say fire the witch,” Jack suggests, without hesitation, “The only thing Gloria should be Ambassadress of is a trailer park… Besides, Victor only hired her to stick it to me. Now, that he’s out of here and you’re in charge, you should have no problem getting rid of her. She is just an unwanted presence here.”

“That reminds me, what did Diane want the other day?” Ashley changes the subject. “Oh, from the sounds of it, you’re not the only one with a teenage troublemaker on your hands,” Jack states cryptically. “Kyle?” Ashley inquires, already knowing the answer. “Yeah, I guess he’s been getting into some trouble lately; his grades were really low,” Jack explains. “And you’re gonna be the one to get him back on the straight-and-narrow?” Ashley asks. “That’s the idea, but who knows?” Jack says, “If he doesn’t listen to the woman who’s raised him since birth, why would he listen to a man who’s hardly ever been there for him before?”

Scene 16

Gloria goes downstairs to Fenmore’s Boutique to see Lauren. “Gloria, hi…,” Lauren greets her mother-in-law, “What’re you doing here?” “I’m on my lunch break,” Gloria answers, “I wanted to see a friendly face.” Lauren can tell that Gloria is not her usual self. “Is something wrong?” Lauren asks. “Today, Ashley decides whether I get to keep my job at Jabot,” Gloria tells her. “I’m sorry,” Lauren offers her, “You know, I know how much it means to you being at Jabot. Either way, you gave it your all and you should be proud of your contributions there.” “Yeah… you’re right,” Gloria realizes, “The one thing the Abbotts can’t take away from me is what I’ve accomplished at my husband’s company. And if they wanna be personal and hold a grudge, then I’m gonna walk away knowing that for the past few months, I’ve helped make Jabot a success again. I’ve turned around my image and I’m a respected spokeswoman for the company that my husband founded, the company that he wanted me to have a say in.” “I’m glad you can look at the positive side,” Lauren says, “Don’t let it get you down.”

“What about you?” Gloria asks, “You look a little down yourself.” “Yeah… the funniest thing happened earlier today,” Lauren confides, “Actually, it wasn’t funny at all… I thought I saw Daisy. Out of the corner of my eye.” “Where? Here, at the Boutique?” Gloria reacts. “Yeah,” Lauren confirms. “Are you sure?” Gloria asks, “Do you really think she’d come back here after everything she did?” “Ryder did,” Lauren answers. “But that was different,” Gloria states, “He helped you and Jana out. He didn’t want to go through with the kidnapping. Daisy forced him into it.” “Maybe he’s the reason she came back,” Lauren speculates. “You think they’re plotting something again?” Gloria inquires. “No, I really, I don’t think Ryder would betray us again,” Lauren replies, “He likes being part of our family. He would never do anything to jeopardize that. But it doesn’t matter why Daisy’s back. If she is though, then one thing I know for sure is we are all still in danger.”

Scene 17

At Crimson Lights Coffee House, a man dressed in a business suit sits at the table reading the latest edition of the Genoa City Chronicle. The newspaper obscures his face. Ryder is making the rounds, asking customers if they want a coffee refill. He reaches the man’s table. “Can I get you anything?” he asks politely. As the man puts down the newspaper, Ryder realizes it’s Victor. “Mr. Newman…,” Ryder says, somewhat taken aback. Victor answers the question: “You most certainly can,” he states calmly, “You can get the hell out of Genoa City.”

Scene 18

Abby enters Ashley’s CEO Office at Jabot, fairly certain that Victor told Ashley about her kissing Ryder at the pool party. “There you are, honey,” Ashley says, “I’ve been waiting for you.” Abby is immediately suspicious. “Dad was here, wasn’t he?” she asks. Ashley nods. “You just missed him,” she answers. Abby rolls her eyes. “I guess that means I’m in for a lecture from you too now, doesn’t it?” Abby asks, with an attitude. “Drop the attitude, sweetie!” Ashley orders, “This is serious! I mean, Ryder Callahan – do you not realize the terrible things that he did?”

“You are all such hypocrites!” Abby yells, “I mean, Dad is responsible for everything that Patty did to Uncle Jack. He’s responsible for Colleen’s death…” Ashley is sympathetic. “Sweetheart, I’m really sorry that all of these bad things have happened to you and our family lately, but that isn’t the issue right now,” she tells Abby, “The issue is you and Ryder.” “We’re just friends!” Abby says, annoyed. “From the tone of your voice and the look on your face, honey, it seems like you’d like it to be more than that,” Ashley observes. “I’d like to be treated like an adult,” Abby talks back, “I’m old enough to decide who my friends are.” “Not if the qualities you look for in a friend are lying and deceiving, and kidnapping,” Ashley chastises, “I agree with your father on this one… I don’t want you anywhere near Ryder.” “This isn’t fair!” Abby protests, “You haven’t even gotten to know him.” “I have no interest in getting to know him,” Ashley responds, “I know enough, and believe me, I don’t like anything that I see.” “Well, Mom, I don’t really care what you see,” Abby snaps, “Because you’re blind.” Abby doesn’t want to hear anymore from Ashley. She heads towards the door. “Where are you going?” Ashley calls out. “I’m going out!” Abby yells back, refusing to answer the question. “Abby, get back here!” Ashley orders, to no avail, “If you walk out of here, you are grounded!” Abby ignores Ashley’s threat and storms out of the room.

Scene 19

Jack walks by the Jabot Boardroom and pauses for a moment to reminisce. The silence is interrupted by a voice calling out to him from behind. “Jack! It’s very nice of you to visit us here at Jabot,” his former step-mother Gloria gloats. Jack turns around. “It was then that he realized his dream for Jabot Cosmetics had suddenly become a nightmare,” Jack states. “Ha ha, very funny, Jack,” Gloria remarks sarcastically, “Maybe a nightmare for you, but I gotta tell you, it’s certainly a dream come true for me being back here… a real Cinderella story. After years of being mistreated by you and your sister, I’ve made it. My persistence has paid off.” “Newsflash, Gloria, you’re no Cinderella. You’re the Wicked Stepmother,” Jack jibes back, “And I wouldn’t get too comfortable here if I were you…” “Ashley, she may not like me, but she has a head for business,” Gloria says, “She’ll realize I’ve been nothing but successful since my long-deserved return to my husband’s company.” “He was never your husband,” Jack corrects her, “despite your many attempts to trick him into a marriage that wasn’t legal.” “John loved me… very much,” Gloria reminds Jack, “and I am right where he wanted me to be. Face it, Jack. I’m back at Jabot, and I’m staying.” She’s not exactly convinced of what she’s saying, but she’ll take any opportunity to gloat in front of Jack. “Don’t be so sure,” Jack warns as he walks away.

Scene 20

Neil is at the Athletic Club to pick up lunch. Alex comes down the stairs and sees him standing by the take-out counter. She takes a moment to collect herself and then approaches him. “Neil?” Alex calls out. Neil turns around, not sure who to expect. His eyes widen. “Alex?!” he exclaims, “Wow, look at you! You haven’t aged a day in, what’s it been, eight years?” “Has it really been that long?” Alex wonders, doing the math quickly in her head, “Yeah, I guess it has. Malcolm’s been gone for…” She stops, not wanting to relive painful memories. “So what are you doing here?” Neil asks. “I work for Tucker McCall now. And as I understand it, you’re CEO of Chancellor, one of our subsidiaries.” “You’re working for Tucker McCall?” Neil is surprised. “Head of legal,” Alex elaborates, “Just moved out here from New York.” “Well, how about that?” Neil says, “It’s good to see you again!”

Scene 21

Devon lies on the couch watching TV, trying not to think about Roxanne, who is about to board a plane to Atlanta. Suddenly, the front door opens. He looks up over the couch and is surprised to see his girlfriend standing in the doorway. She’s holding her suitcase. “Roxanne… What’re you doing here?” Devon asks, “I thought you had to be at the airport by now… You’re gonna miss your flight.” “I got a job!” Roxanne proudly announces. Devon is confused. “I know… in Atlanta,” he says, trying to figure out what Roxanne is saying. “No, here,” Roxanne clarifies, “Here… as in Genoa City?” Devon says, still in disbelief. “Fenmore’s Boutique,” Roxanne informs her boyfriend. “So you’re staying in town?” Devon reacts excitedly. “Yes!” Roxanne exclaims. “Really? That’s great!” Devon shouts before having a realization: “What about Atlanta?” he asks, “I mean, you already have your plane ticket, your bags packed...” “Atlanta may have a job waiting for me, and I have family there,” Roxanne begins, “but there’s one thing that isn’t in Atlanta: you.”

Scene 22

In the living room of the Chancellor Estate, Jill reacts to Katherine’s suggestion that she would have to work with Nikki. “Work with Nikki?” Jill exclaims, in disbelief, “Katherine, are you crazy? Or let me rephrase that: have you gone more loony tunes than normal?” “Jill!” Nikki scolds her. “Darling, it’s okay,” Katherine tells Nikki. She turns to Jill: “Jill, I need to be surrounded by people I trust at work, now more than ever. Nikki has always been a dear and trusted friend, you know that. And you and I, we have come a long, long way, and I am proud to include you in that same category of family and friends.” “Oh, spare me!” Jill snaps, “You’re just doing this because you feel sorry for me.”

Katherine is confused. “A moment ago you were all too eager to accept,” she states, “Is there some kind of problem that you’re not telling me, Jill?” “Well, you remember what happened last time we had to work together?” Jill reminds Katherine, “Nikki couldn’t handle having me as her superior. She didn’t want my input and she made crucial decisions without consulting me.” Nikki scoffs. “Oh, that is ridiculous, Jill, and you know it,” Nikki fires back, “You tried to micromanage everything I did, and you wanted to be consulted on things that were of no concern to you.” “You see? This is proof of what I’m saying,” Jill announces, “Not only is she unmanageable, but she is delusional too!” Katherine and Nikki both scoff.

Scene 23

Abby goes to Fenmore’s Boutique to see Lauren. “Abby, hi. You know, I was just about to run out…,” Lauren informs her, “Actually, I’m on my way to see Ryder. Do you know if he’s still at the Coffee House?” “Probably,” Abby replies, “I know Kevin asked him to cover his shift again.” “Thanks,” Lauren says, “So, do you think you can come back a little later?” “Oh, you have to close up,” Abby realizes. “Yeah, I’m really short-staffed right now. I just hired a new girl, but she couldn’t start today,” Lauren explains, “It’s no fun being here all alone. Both the customers and the business suffer.” “That’s what I was hoping you’d say,” Abby remarks. Lauren is confused. “That’s not exactly the kind of thing most people would hope for,” she says. Abby laughs. “What I mean is, I was hoping you’d say you needed someone because... I’d like a job.” Lauren is caught off-guard. “Oh!?” she responds. “Yeah, I want to make my own way in life,” Abby tells Lauren, “I know I could handle it.” “Well, I do have an opening for one more sales position,” Lauren confesses.

Abby has an idea: “Why don’t you let me watch the store for you while you’re gone?” she enthusiastically suggests, “Then you won’t have to lose out on business.” “I can’t exactly just leave the store to someone who has no experience,” Lauren tells her. “Maybe not in selling clothes,” Abby agrees, “but I am an experienced shopper. I know all the hot looks; I know what people my age are into, and what I lack in experience, I make up for in enthusiasm. Please, Lauren, give me a chance.” Lauren finds herself unexpectedly impressed by Abby’s attitude. “Okay, you’re on,” she agrees, “You watch the store for me while I’m away. And we’ll see how it goes when I get back. You might have yourself a job…”

Scene 24

At the Coffee House, Ryder and Victor continue their conversation. “Look, Mr. Newman, I know you don’t want me here…,” Ryder says. “You’re damn right, I don’t want you here,” Victor interjects, “You’ve done enough damage in this town already. I don’t want you involving my daughter in any more of your crimes.” “Abby and I are friends,” Ryder insists, “I would never do anything to hurt her… we understand each other.” Victor removes his reading glasses and stares Ryder right in the eye. “You understand this: My daughter has had a lot of upheaval in her life lately, some of which she blames me and her mother for. Now, her hanging around with you is just another way for her to rebel.” “Maybe if you stopped trying to control her so much, she wouldn’t want to get away from you,” Ryder fires back, surprised that he actually spoke up against Victor Newman. Victor leans in closely to Ryder: “Now, you listen to me… You stay far away from my daughter, or you’ll have me to deal with. And I promise you, if you were afraid of your pathetic excuse for a mother and your sister, they are nothing compared to me. You got that!?” Victor’s warning leaves Ryder speechless and scared.

Scene 25

Ashley sits at her desk pondering Jack’s comments about Gloria, as well as Victor’s news about Abby’s interest in Ryder, who happens to be the son of Gloria’s ex-husband. Gloria knocks on Ashley’s door and enters her office. “You wanted to see me,” Gloria says softly, anxious to hear what Ashley has to say. “I’ve come to a decision,” Ashley announces. “And?” Gloria presses her for more. “You can keep your job,” Ashley informs her, “And I’ll raise your salary. Reluctantly…” Gloria breathes a sigh of relief. “What changed your mind, Ashley?” she asks. “I realized… well, I never thought I’d be saying this, but it turns out you may be of some use to me yet,” Ashley tells her. Gloria is pleased. “Well, I’m glad you’ve finally come around,” she remarks, “I have tons of ideas for Jabot that I am confident will…” “Forget that right now, Gloria,” Ashley demands, “This isn’t about Jabot.” “It isn’t?” Gloria asks, confused, “Then what is it about?” “It’s personal,” Ashley states, “I need you to tell me everything you know about Tom Fisher and Ryder Callahan.”

Scene 26

Neil and Alex continue their conversation at the Athletic Club. “Do you know how many times I’ve thought about calling you?” Alex asks, “But I just didn’t want to keep living in the past…” “Alex, stop for a minute,” Neil says, “Speaking of the past, there’s something you need to know. It’s about Malcolm.” “Neil, please,” Alex interrupts him, “I can’t deal with this right now. Malcolm is dead, and there’s nothing we can say or do to change that.” “No, you’re wrong, Alex,” Neil announces, “Malcolm’s alive.” Alex is shocked.

Next Time on The Young and The Restless

Kevin Fisher and Jana Hawkes Fisher arrive at the Coffee House, where Scott Grainger, Jr. is already waiting for them. Kevin approaches Scott. “I don’t know how I feel about you taking my wife out on a date,” Kevin says as a joke, but his insecurities show through.

Devon Hamilton and his girlfriend Roxanne Porter discuss Tyra Hamilton, a woman Devon once believed was his aunt. “Because if […] you think I can’t handle being in the same room as Tyra, I can,” Roxanne insists, “I’m over what happened between the two of you…”

Kevin and Katherine Chancellor Murphy talk in the living room of the Fishers’ Apartment. “Come work for me,” Katherine offers, ““Come work for me. How does Chief Information Officer at Chancellor Industries sound?”

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