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The Bold and the Beautiful: Bridget explains to Rick and Steffy and says it's a bad idea and they can't be together. Jackie runs into Robin McGraw and catch up on old times. she then sees Stephanie drowning her sorrows at the bar and joins her, Stephanie heard just how bad her boutiques are doing. Katie tells Nick that they don't need to have a big extravagant wedding, Nick asks Katie if she looked at his computer, and says that he's in default and doesn't know how much longer he can hold off the banks. Bridget says that they should be glad that it was her that walked through that door and not Brooke or Ridge, Rick then tells her that he and Steffy have fallen in love, Bridget says for them to fall out of love. Jackie says to Stephanie that she was rooting her to win over Eric and not Donna. Katie tells Nick that he couldn't have predicted the outcome cause of the economy, Mr. Williams from the bank arrives and explains to Nick that he's running out of time and could foreclose and could lose Jackie M, he gives Nick 24 hours. Bridget says that their families won't allow this relationship and nothing good can come from this, Rick tells Steffy that he's gonna stay away from her. Katie tells Nick after dropping Jack at Brooke's that they're gonna work through this together, Nick goes on his computer and sees a Forrester Design.

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