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The Young and the Restless: Michael convinces Eden that he believes in River's innocence and asks her to keep her attitude down for the sake of the trial. Nick berates Nikki for her plan after she returns from Rio and tells her that the next time he'll go ahead and sacrifice himself. Nikki and Nick both think that Victor killed Walter. Heather confronts Paul for lying to the feds and protecting Nikki, but Paul explains that he only tried to warn Nikki. Heather doesn't trust him, and Paul is worried because Heather is too cold to him. Jack makes up a lie to cover for the hotel room charge on his credit card after Sharon confronts him about it. Heather goes to question Nikki, who takes Michael by her side. Victor calls Michael in order to talk to Nikki. Michael lies in front of Heather that it's Nick on the phone. Nikki warns Victor about the ongoing investigation and Victor promises that the truth will come out soon. Before breaking off, Victor tells Nikki that she shouldn't mistake his phone call for affection or anything similar. Noah gives Eden a suggestion to go on a class trip to France. He later asks Sharon to talk to Nick about the possibility of going to France. Nick tells Victoria that the chateau Victor bought for Sabrina burned to the ground. Adam writes a set of bad comments about the Newmans and has no idea that Jack is taking him for a fool. Paul runs into Adam. Heather figures out that Michael is on the phone with Victor, so Victor orders Michael to put Heather on the phone.

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