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The Bold and the Beautiful: Ridge comes into Brooke's room and asks how the Apple Festival went, Brooke says it went pretty well for the most part. Bridget arrives at Brooke's house and asks Katie if Brooke is there. Taylor brings Jack over to Nick's. Bridget tells Katie that Nick will get over their divorce. Taylor demonstrates to Nick how Jack doesn't want anything to do with her. She then explains to Nick that Jack will be insecure in the future if he doesn't have one real mother. Ridge tells Brooke that he will do anything for her, and then tells Brooke that now that Nick is out of both of their lives, they can move on and get married. The two get romantic and make love. Taylor tells Nick that she has tried many programs to help her relationship with Jack. Taylor explains to Nick she has been comparing herself to Brooke on everything for many years, and then says that she is stepping aside and letting Brooke be the mother of Jack. Bridget tells Katie that she is leaving and to tell Brooke that she wanted to ask her something. Katie and Bridget have a difficult conversation thinking one day that they can be friends again, but Bridget says it will never happen. Nick tells Taylor that if she wants to give Jack up, then he will take care of him. Ridge and Brooke come up with an idea to get married in the yard and have no one attend, just R.J. and Hope. Taylor says goodbye to Jack, and says that she will always be there for him. Taylor gives Jack to Nick, and then becomes upset outside. Brooke tells Ridge that Taylor has come to a decision to let Brooke have Jack, he then becomes shocked.

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