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As the World Turns: Jack brings a care package for Parker, Carly says that he insisted on going to school today. Craig tells Margo about the near accident that happened with Parker and Johnny yesterday. Katie wants Brad to try and forget about trying to have Craig in jail. Craig tries to see Johnny but Dusty says he's cutting all visitation rights, Craig then pulls out his visitation agreement which Tom confirms that it hasn't been rescinded. Brad says he thinks Katie has chosen her brother over her husband. Dusty goes and asks Brad to tell the truth about Craig and to finally put him away for good, so they go to find Jack. Craig brings up his proposal to Carly. Katie goes to Margo for some advice, about someone who needed to lie to the police to protect someone they loved and they would get off, and agrees to make a statement. Margo tells Craig that the little alibi he coerced is about to be blown away. Carly tells Craig if he doesn't save his sister, she'll never have anything to do with him, Craig agrees to help Katie if she'll think about marrying him. Tom explains if he's going to make Johnny hate Craig, it could backfire on him and Johnny could hate him instead. Brad and Katie say their statements, Craig then brings Johnny to the station and says that she can't go through with this and looks like Craig's plan worked, he then goes to Carly and say. Brad tells Katie that she already chose him over Craig. Johnny tells Dusty that he's glad he has two daddy's. Carly tells Craig that her answer is still no.

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