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Passions: Simone comforts Jessica, who had a nightmare about her date with the blackmailer. Jessica is worried that all hell will break loose if anyone finds out what she did, while Simone suggests she should stay at her place, and not return to Spike anytime soon. Spike is confronted by the blackmailer, who wants to convict Jessica, and Spike doesn't know what to do. He takes the blackmailer to the site where he buried all the victims he had killed, and they both admire the skulls. Chad tries to explain his actions to Ethan. Eve comforts Whitney, who explains what happened, and then Eve decides to talk to Chad. The only thing Whitney wants to talk about with Chad is a divorce. Noah promises Paloma that they will never be the typical couple. Then Paloma realizes it's time to tell Noah the truth about Jessica. Pilar arrives at the Crane mansion with news of Luis's execution date, and they all head out to confront Judge Reilly. They know he's in contact with the blackmailer, but the man can't tell them who the blackmailer is, because he never met the person. Julian confronts Theresa about the paternity of Little Ethan, and then tells her she is no longer welcomed to the house. He clears her desk and is about to call security. Theresa begs for mercy, but Julian doesn't want to listen to her pleas. It's really over and it's time for Theresa's lies to come out in the open.

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