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The Young and the Restless: Victoria and J.T. visits Victor and Ashley at the ranch and are surprised to find out that Abby moved to Genoa City permanently and will be attending school there. Victoria worries that Victor could go back to his old ways, but Ashley assures her that she will take care of Victor. Billy comes over to Cane's house to take care of some Jabot stuff and ends up bonding with Chloe when their baby kicks. Jill urges Cane to try to get along with Billy, but Cane won't do it. Jana and Kevin attempt to break into the tackhouse to steal the money, and they even manage to stop the alarm, but they're forced to hide into a closet when Nick and Phyllis return with Michael and Lauren as their company. Michael is shocked when he goes to the closet and sees them hiding inside. He then helps them get out of the house without anyone noticing. Cane overhears Lily talking about Billy and he realizes that they're dating. He warns Lily that Billy is only using her, but Lily throws that idea off. Jill is stunned when Cane informs her of Lily's new boyfriend. A reporter confronts Jill about Kay and Cane slugs him. Chloe fantasizes of Billy spending time with her instead of Cane. Billy reassures Lily that Cane isn't the reason why he wants to be with her.

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