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The Young and the Restless: Michael and Lauren go to Murphy's trailer to talk to Kay, without either of them believing that it's actually Kay. Once inside, Michael explains to Kay that he will petition for a DNA test. Kay tries to remember the past, but she isn't able to. Amber tries to get Kevin arrested, but Gil explains that "Kay" died due to a high amount of alcohol in her blood. Kevin explains to Jana how Murphy returned the rest of the money he gave him. At the bookstore, Cane and Chloe and irritated by Lily and Billy having fun together. Nick confronts Phyllis about plotting to break up Jack and Sharon's marriage, and she gladly admits that she did it, all with the intention to save her own marriage. They end up fighting over who is to blame for their problems and they end up realizing that they will be together forever. Brad tells Phyllis that he knows she'll somehow ruin her marriage. While trying to mislead Billy, Chloe arranges a date for her mother, a Chancellor client named Roger Wilkes, who seems to be plotting against the family. Murphy admits to Kay that Kevin gave him the money for bail, so Kay decides to thank him. Michael admits to Lauren that he is reluctant to believe Kay after what happened with River, but he's sure that the DNA test will tell the truth. Amber faints when she sees Kay at Crimson Lights. She begs Kevin to take her to see Kay.

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