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As the World Turns: Henry tells Vienna that he's taking the baby's clothes to a hospital or a pediatrics ward. Brad tells Katie that there's nothing they can do for them, and the best thing they can do is help them from a distance. Carly tells Jack she was upset and didn't have that much to drink. Parker tells Janet that she's cooking cause he doesn't think his mom will be home for dinner, Sage comes home and insists on telling his sister the truth. Jack tells an officer to take Carly down to lockup. Janet thanks Parker for not telling Sage about her mother, Parker then reacts and Janet said that if she were his mother she wouldn't put up with his attitude. Brad offers to go get Katie's laptop from work since she doesn't feel like going. Katie then goes to see Vienna at the Lakeview. Jack and Janet get into an argument cause of her keeping the fact she and Craig found an empty bottle of vodka in the kitchen. Henry announces that he plans to sue WOAK and Katie for Vienna's miscarriage. Craig thinks Carly needs professional help. Henry's realizes that gathering and throwing rose petals in the pond was Katie's idea he wouldn't have agreed. Carly comes home and reads a note that Jack had taken Parker and Sage to the farm. Katie leaves so Vienna and Henry can be alone, they then release the balloons into the air. Carly comes for Sage and Parker, and thanks Jack for allowing. Henry tells Vienna that he can't have any more kids and that he's sorry. Craig tells Carly to prove Parker wrong by going to an A.A. meeting.

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