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As the World Turns: Emily tells Hunter to do what he has to with his mother's ashes soon. Damian tells Meg that the neurologist has been cleared at Memorial to operate on Paul right away, Meg then says that Dusty is pleading guilty to everything. Bonnie tries to get through to Dusty and that he'll change his plea. Noah gives Luke a back to school present, Luke tells him that he isn't going back. Emily sits next to Paul at Al's and she's stunned when he doesn't seem to recognize her at all, and asks if they've been together at some point. Lucinda tells Hunter when Emily comes back to the office to tell her that she'd like to see her. Luke says he got a job at Grimaldi shipping, and wishes he told him first so they can discuss it. Bonnie goes to Meg to get her to speak on Dusty's behalf at his trial. Lucinda tells Emily that she's relieving her of the duties as Editor of the online Intruder. Mason asks Noah to come so he can have the film he made screened. Dusty condones Bonnie for going to Meg behind his back to get her to talk for him, Paul arrives and speaks his peace and says he practically drove Dusty to do this and the judge and prosecutor drop the charges against Dusty. Luke goes to Lucinda and gives her his notice, and Damian actually asks him what he wants in his life and would be proud to work for him. Emily blames Hunter in getting her fired from the Intruder, Hunter then tells Lucinda that he quits. Noah tells Luke that he exchanged for neck ties cause he'll need them.

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