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The Young and the Restless: Phyllis and Nick offers Amber a job as a receptionist at their new office, and Amber glady accepts the offer. Daniel reminds Amber that this means they'll be seeing a lot more of each other, and then asks her if they could go back to the way thing were before they hooked up. Amber notes that she's like that too, and then they both agree that they feel weird around each other. Jack presents the new business venture to Eric, who's surprised to learn that Nick Newman is also working on it. Eric calls Victor and learns that Victor refused to invest in the venture because he feels like the group doesn't understand publishing. Jack catches up with Ashley while waiting for Eric's decision. Neil is surprised by Adam's amazing work skills. Victoria is even more surprised to learn that Adam already finished a task. Neil invites Adam to go to meet some friends at Indigo. Jill, Lily, Nikki and Cane are satisfied to see the photos from Lily's shoot, but Chloe isn't as satisfied about it as the others. Phyllis notices the tension between Amber and Daniel. Heather cancels her date with Daniel. At GCAC, Nikki and Victor try to have a normal conversation, but it soon turns into a blame game over Nick's behavior. At Indigo, an entire crowd of people arrives. Jill tells Chloe that her work will soon be over. Karen manages to put her fear behind and she performs at Indigo. Phyllis learns who Adam is from Victoria.

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