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The Young and the Restless: As the Jabot shareholds meeting is about to start, Jack worries that Ashley might not make it in time. Jill is suspicious when Jack, Gloria and Jeff show up. Cane learns of Ana's fate and goes to the Winters apartment to offer support, but he's soon shown out the door. Tyra is upset that she could only visit Ana under supervision. Nikki tells Esther that she can't find Kay's ring and that she fears Jill might have hidden it. Pearl notices that Kay has a real ring on her finger, but Kay thinks it's cheap. Pearl later steals the ring. Brad and Colleen also arrive at the meeting, just as Nikki confronts Jill about the ring, but Jill says that the ring is not on her list of priorities. Jack is surprised to realize that Nikki doesn't seem to care that much about Victor anymore. Olivia warns Lily that hanging out with Cane's brother might not be the best thing for her. Jill is stunned and shocked when Gloria announces that she is now the majority owner of Jabot. Gloria is then surprised when Billy says that he will be running the company. Nikki tells Esther that she plans to report Kay's ring as stolen. Ana explains to her family that the foster family didn't treat her bad. Karen reaches out to Ana and relates to her pain of being in foster care.

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