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The Young and the Restless: Jack visits the ranch and enter another argument with Adam. They're both alarmed by a scream of Ashley, who had just had a nightmare of Sabrina. Jack warns Adam not to mess with his sister. Gloria and Jeff work on tailing Mary Jane. Mary Jane attacks Sharon for messing with Jack's mind. Nikki is surprised to learn that Sharon is pregnant. Gloria tries to strike a conversation with Nikki while Jeff tries to meet Mary Jane, who isn't least bit interested in him. Nick finally tells Phyllis that their marriage is over and asks Phyllis to tell him what he feels. She hides her emotions for awhile but then attacks him for everything he had done. Paul offers sympathy to Mary Jane, and Jeff thinks Mary Jane is also sleeping with Paul. Jack arrives at the tackhouse and learns that Nick left Phyllis. He is convinced that it still might work between him and Sharon, but Phyllis gives him a reality check. In a moment of weakness, Phyllis and Jack end up between sheets together, as Mary Jane sees the entire thing through the window. Nick invites Sharon to his suite at the Athletic Club where he finally confesses his feelings for her and they end up making love. Ashley is stunned when she walks down the staircase and thinks her nightmare is repeating himself. An apparition of Sabrina appears and Ashley takes down the veil and sees Adam underneath. Out of shock, she falls down the stairs unconscious, just as Nikki arrives knocking on the door.

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