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As the World Turns: Meg gets a call from Paul wanting her to bring Eliza over, she doesn't think it's a good idea right now and hangs up, she tells Dusty how Paul will react when finding out they're married. Luke tells Jade if she doesn't want to go back to school to get a job, Jade is reluctant in who'll hire her. Casey asks Alison if she wants to see My Bloody Valentine she says that she sees enough blood her at the hospital. Paul wonders why Dusty brings Eliza, and is shocked to learn that Meg and Dusty married in Reno, Dusty says for him to get used to it. Alison tells Casey that she just wants to be friends with him, he says what happened the other day when she was talking about her father. Luke and Jade go through the want ad's and sees a publishers assistant, Luke warns her that she'll be working for Emily. Josie runs into Meg at the Lakeview and is stunned when the woman she was meeting with calls her Mrs. Donovan, Meg tells Josie she and Dusty were married, Josie is upset that Dusty should have told her. Jade goes into Emily's office and she doesn't like the way Jade didn't get a persons phone number, Casey barges in and tells Emily he knows she told Alison to stay away from him. Paul asks Josie what exactly is he going to do now. Emily offers Jade a job by paying her to go out with Casey. Luke takes Alison up to the hospital roof and tells her to give Casey another chance. Jade sees Casey alone at Java and considers what Emily told her to do, she then calls Emily and says that she'll do it. Paul does not react well to Meg's news.

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