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Passions: Tabitha and Timmy have escaped from Harmony to get away from Hecuba and avoid the reaction after Tabitha's book 'Hidden Passions'. While Timmy is describing a lonely hotel he reserved, Tabitha feels like she has already heard about the hotel somewhere. One of the followers discovers that Timmy id not a doll, so Tabitha and Timmy get into troubles. Charity says to Kay that she senses a big disaster that will happen on the engagement party for Sam and Grace. Kay wants Hecuba to confirm Charity's warnings. The tabloid reporter notices Sam and Grace arriving to the Crane mansion and accidentally drops the newspapers with a big headline about Ethan's origins. Grace bends down to pick them up. Gwen and Rebecca impatiently wait for the bomb about Ethan's origins to be dropped. Pilar gets into another fight with Rebecca. Ivy warns Eve to not let Whitney and Chad go too closer because she believes into a possibility that Chad is Eve's son. But, Eve claims that her baby died. TC hears the last part of their conversation, but Eve succeeds to cover everything. While talking about Chad's quest for parents, Whitney rails Chad about a possibility of Chad being Julian's son. Luis convinces Sheridan that nothing will ever separate them. They are happy because they have an intention to make love after the party. Alistair and Julian keep on planning how will they destroy the happy couple.

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