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The Young and the Restless: Amber, Daniel, Jana and Kevin prepare a celebration party for Kay, while she waits for the DNA results to come in. Chloe finds out the location of the Abbott cabin then tries to talk herself out of going there, but ends up leaving anyway. Daniel asks Phyllis to loan him some money to get his career moving again. Sharon and Nick agree that they can't be around each other anymore and they contemplate the possibility of Sharon leaving Newman so they'd never see each other anymore. Nick tells Sharon that he loves Phyllis and that he wants to make his marriage work. He goes home and tells the same thing to Phyllis. Cane admits to Jill that Chloe has changed as a person. Lily and Billy get playful at the cabin, but Billy stops before things go too far. He finally admits to Lily that he isn't a good guy she thinks he is. Chloe arrives at the cabin just in time to hear Billy admitting to Lily that he was dating Chloe and that she is carrying his child. Gloria urges Kevin to continue trying to work Kay, but he refuses to. Kay talks to Gloria over the phone and praises her sons. A waitress approaches Kay in Crimson Lights with a message from Murphy to pick him up at his cabin, but Kay is shocked when she finds Clint waiting there instead. Murphy arrives at the same place later and finds a goodbye letter from Katherine. Sharon continues stealing. Cane realizes that he needs to fight for Lily no matter what and exits his house in a hurry. Jill informs the people at the party that Marge is a fraud. Chloe's water breaks as Lily unleashes her anger on both Chloe and Billy.

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