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The Young and the Restless: Phyllis and Nick put their plan of revenge against Jack and Sharon into motion. Sharon confronts Jack about his promise to kick Gloria out before Noah returned from summer camp. Chloe and Amber try to make Daniel jealousy by mentioning the surfer dude she spent the night with, but Daniel is convinced Amber made the character up. Phyllis makes Amber give her the keys to the penthouse, and Daniel apologizes to Amber. Gloria talks too much about Jabot in front of Katherine, and Kay is not at all pleased by Gloria's rude comments about Cane. Tyra and Neil learn that Ana knows about her paternity, and Karen walks in just as Neil embraces Tyra. They inform Karen about the recent developments and Karen hugs Tyra out of sympathy. Devon comforts Ana, who confides in him about her bad experience with Yolanda in the past. Jack agrees to go along with Gloria's plan to take over Jabot, but it is up to Gloria to convince Kay to give her a few shares so they'd have more than 51%. Tyra is frustrated when Ana can't even talk to her. Nick catches Noah and his buddies drinking beer by the pool. Daniel asks Phyllis to let Amber stay in the penthouse, and Phyllis actually has a change of heart. Karen tries to confide in Neil, but is interrupted by Devon. Sharon thinks Nick reacted angrily to Noah's party because of the experience they had with Cassie. Gloria tries to be nice to Katherine, but she doesn't want to have anything to do with Gloria.

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