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As the World Turns: Casey gets a letter saying he's been reinstated at Oakdale University, but doesn't tell Margo cause Adam is there. Larry goes to see Hunter, but he tells his dad to leave, Larry then hands something to him that belonged to Aurora. Adam has an idea of throwing a party to celebrate Casey going back to school. Casey can't wait to tell Alison his news, but she wants an apology for his past behaviour, Casey then leaves and doesn't tell her. Emily tells Larry that Hunter doesn't want anything from him. Alison feels terrible when "Riley" tells her that Casey was accepted back at school and says she should come to the party at Margo's cause Casey would want him there. Hunter sees that it's a music box and Larry says that he should have it. Tom agrees and goes to invite the rest of the family. Hunter asks Alison why she's going to the party after the way Casey treated her and insists on going to. Larry tells Emily if she hears what he has to say then he'll leave and he can get her on a list for donor eggs, Susan says for him to leave Emily alone. Margo's plan goes awry when Casey comes in and immediately turns and leaves, Casey comes back in cause Margo says that everyone in there is proud of him. Emily tells Larry that she doesn't want to get pregnant anymore. Alison sees something is wrong with Bob, when he says to "bring in the next patient" she then tells Kim and Bob says he was making a joke but she's not so sure. Casey thanks "Riley" for an awesome day. Kim sees something wrong when Bob calls Kim "Lisa".

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