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The Young and the Restless: Tyra interrupts Neil and Karen on their first morning as a married couple to let them know about the possibility of bringing Ana back home. Rafe takes care of Ana, while Tyra thanks Neil and Karen for their help. Victor returns to Newman and takes over the company once again, then expresses his wish to run the company as a family again, but Nick isn't sure if he should stay now that Victor has returned. Gloria talks to Kay about Kay's past and Kay pleasantly listens to her, but when Murphy warns her that Gloria might try to trick her, Kay decides to be a bit more cautious. Ashley is terrified when Jack shows up at Jabot, but Jack won't back down this time and makes it clear to her that he doesn't care if anyone finds out. Lauren notices a difference in Michael's behavior. Elroy gives Heather the case against Gloria. Victor tells Ashley that he understands why Jack returned to Jabot. Jack tells Billy that he is going to make sure that the entire world knows he had nothing to do with the tainted face cream. Tyra bursts into tears outside the Winters apartment when she realizes she won't be able to spend as much time with Ana as she wants. Jack and Victor bicker about each others lives. Heather is angry when she realizes that she is going against Paul on Gloria's case. Billy votes against Jack staying at Jabot, but Ashley has a change of heart and decides to support Jack. Michael is puzzled when Gloria suddenly isn't in a rush to exit jail. Victor meets with Jill at the GCAC and proposes a deal to help him get Jabot back and take down Jack.

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