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The Young and the Restless: Colleen calls Lily and Billy over to Brad's place and informs them of Brad's disappearance, but neither can actually believe that something might have happened to Brad. Eden doesn't understand why she isn't being allowed to see Noah. Jana gives her advice on how to handle her brother, while Lauren talks with Michael about how hard it is to raise a teenager. Billy asks Lily to join him at the cabin on Valentine's Day, but Lily isn't able to put her feelings for Cane behind and fully commit to Billy on that day. The doctor decides that Noah can soon be released from the hospital. Phyllis is frustrated when Nick insists on going to the cabin to inform Sharon about Noah's accident. She desperately tries to find a way to make him stay, but he leaves anyway, so she decides to follow him, but is stopped by a police officer. Jack assures Noah that Sharon is okay. J.T. and Victoria spend a few minutes celebrating their first wedding anniversary before they are stopped by Colleen, who is worried about her father. Eden breaks down in Michael's arms when he hugs her instead of punishing her. Nick arrives at the cabin and informs Sharon about Noah, leaving her distraught. They decide to go back to Genoa City immediately, but are forced to stay at the cabin after the park ranger tells them the roads are closed.

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