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As the World Turns: Casey issues an ultimatum to Margo that either she tells Tom that Riley is Adam or she will. Vienna overhears Henry and Audrey talking about they're kidnapping plot, she then goes to talk to Katie. Tom confides in Kim that there's some problems at home and it's all cause of Riley. Margo says that now isn't the best time to tell Tom and will after Bob is better. Vienna tries to talk some sense into Henry. Vienna offers to take Audrey shopping in Old Town, she takes out a dress for her to try and slips out and locks Vienna in the dressing room. Tom comes in and sees Margo and Casey arguing and wants to know what it's about and they keep shutting him out. Riley tells Alison that Bob wasn't healthy enough to be tending to patients at Memorial. Margo tells Casey to leave the room and he's gonna tell Tom the whole truth. Katie follows Henry down to the boiler room and sees that James's lawyer has gotten away, Katie says that he'd better explain his situation. Riley tells Alison that his real name isn't Riley Morgan. Tom is thrown when Margo tells him that Riley is actually his not so dead son Adam, Margo says that Adam isn't the same person he was when he came back home. Henry tells Audrey that the lawyer is missing, and she says that she found him and put him in the laundry basket. Alison tells Casey that she feels like an idiot how he became friends with him cause he almost raped her friend. Margo tells Tom if he plans on sending Adam to prison then she's going and so is Casey cause they knew for a while and didn't tell him.

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