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The Young and the Restless: Victor joins J.T. and Paul in the investigation against David, and they're all stunned to learn that David's step-daughter Mina was found dead. She was fed pills by someone, and earlier that day she was in contact with David. Nikki convinces David to stay with her. Kevin and Jana reunite at Crimson Lights. Cane refuses to believe that he had sex with Chloe. Amber is pleasantly surprised when Daniel returns home and surprises her at the Restless Style office. Karen is surprised when Neil tells her he'll offer Tyra a job as the manager of Indigo, and she's even more surprised to learn Tyra will be living with Neil. Lily is hurt when Chloe blurts out that she had sex with Cane. She yells at Chloe and then kicks Cane out of the apartment too. Devon tells Lily that he thinks Cane would never sleep with Chloe, not even if he was drunk. Kevin, Jana, Amber and Daniel spend some quality time together. Tyra accepts Neil's job offer. Karen and Neil kiss. Cane tells Chloe that she's fired from the company, and that he wants her gone. Nikki and David spend the night together. Cane returns to Lily's place and explains to her that he'd never cheat, and that he was set up again. They embrace. Chloe tells someone over the phone that she can't do booty calls, and that she's pregnant with Cane.

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