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The Young and the Restless: Paul and John meet in the hospital to discuss how Paul can help prove John shot Tom. Paul is hesitant because he has never had to prove a client guilty. Paul discovers that there might be some evidence on John because Tom fell into John when he was shot. Victoria and Brad announce their engagement to Ashley who takes it rather well and gives them her blessing to go public. Ashley gets talked into an interview with reporter Leanna Love who promises to show Ashley's side of the story but in the end turns against her and Brad and suggests that Ashley could be a cold blooded killer. Victor tells Victoria that she and Brad are moving too quickly and tries to convince her to postpone announcing their engagement. When Lauren finds out how Michael was involved with Tom's drug charges she thinks that Ashley is paying that price for his hatred of his step-father. Michael learns from Will Bardwell that Ashley's finger prints are on the drug bags found on Tom's motorcycle. Sharon is going on a business trip and questions Nick about what he will be doing while she is gone. Phyllis runs into Nick and Sharon in the hallway on Sharon's way out. After she leaves Phyllis tells Nick about Victor becoming the new business partner of her and Nikki on the spa project. They agree to meet at the hotel later. It's Devon's 18th birthday and Neil and Dru surprise him by having Lily home (and wrapped in a box). She will stay a few days for his birthday. After Neil and Dru leave Lily pressures him about Daniel and the second letter which he never admits to not giving to him.

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