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The Young and the Restless: Ashley forces Gloria to sit down and listen as she unleashes her anger on Gloria and promises that she will take away her money and her Jabot stock. Jana is frustrated by Kevin's behavior. Jack informs Sharon about Gloria being behind bars. Phyllis is still hurt by Nick's actions in Paris. Adam tries to change Heather's mind, but she won't listen. Paul comforts a crying Heather and tells her that she did the right thing. Nikki visits Victor to discuss about a frozen account and the conversation goes along fine until Victor, in a typical fashion, leaves without a goodbye. Eden asks Noah to hide the money, and she gives River the bear and plays dumb when he won't tell her why he needs the bear. Nick tells Sharon that Phyllis saw them kissing on the bridge. Phyllis is visibly upset when she sees the two talking again, as she unleashes her anger on Summer's birthday cake. Ashley confronts Jack about dragging her into a plot with Gloria. Jeff asks Gloria to sign the divorce papers. Victor laughs when Adam belittles him. Adam is stunned when the police arrests him. Sharon kicks Jeff out of the Abbott mansion. Gloria is angered when she learns that River is a conman after all and that her confession brought nothing but bad to her. Adam is certain that the prosecution won't be able to find anything against him, but he's stunned when the Mexican bartender and his daughter arrive. River goes crazy when he sees that Eden took the money out of the bear.

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