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As the World Turns: Tom tells "Riley" that now that he's feeling better he can pack up and move out. Margo does a search on Jay Stanhope, cause it's so familiar, she then sees that it's an alias that James Stenbeck used. Barbara tells Emily to get her out of the car, she does and Barbara gets the upper hand and asks where Paul is, Emily says that he's inside. James' return jolts Paul's memory. Audrey tries to get Vienna on her side. Margo prepares to tell Tom the truth about Riley. James tells Paul that he did leave a large sum to Dusty but there's other stuff that he left him and wants them to reconcile, Paul takes off. Audrey explains to Henry when she met James down in New Orleans. Paul asks Barbara where he heard of this place, Barbara says that she did her research and it was highly recommended. "Riley" tells Tom that he'll oblige and pack up and leave. Paul goes back to see James and says that the guard he has posted is out of commission and wheels his father and he asks where Paul is taking him. "Riley" tells Margo that Tom kicked him out of the house, but he says he's not leaving Oakdale. Paul brings James to the wine cellar in the basement of Fairwinds. Vienna is astounded when Henry says that James is his father, cause he's the one that had him held captive. Tom asks Margo to make him understand about "Riley" being around all the time. Paul has a change of heart and tells Emily that she and Hunter should leave, Barbara arrives and Paul says he's taking her to someone from her past and she's stunned to see James alive.

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