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Passions: At the Bennett’s, Noah, Spike and Jessica show up and quickly learn about how Kay kept Ivy’s secret for years. While Jessica and Noah lash out at her, Spike takes some jabs at her that because of her actions, he is no longer the black sheep of the Bennett clan. In the kitchen, Fox is comforting Ivy when Ethan and Gwen show up. After learning what Ivy did, Ethan lashes out at her, leaving Fox to defend her. Elsewhere, Gwen is on the phone with Rebecca, wanting to hear if J.T. told her Theresa’s secret. In the park, Pilar is telling Miguel that while Kay broke his trust with this secret, he has to find a way to forgive her. When Kay later arrives at the park to think, she begins to hope Miguel can forgive her. Inside J.T.’s hotel room, he agrees to tell Rebecca Theresa’s secret, but only after they have some more sex. While on the phone with Theresa, she agrees to his demands for more money, Theresa and Whitney arrive at the hotel, not realizing Chad is there as well. They soon find J.T.’s room and receive a surprise from Gwen. At the police station, Luis tells Fancy that he is certain Chris is involved with the maid’s killing and is determined to protect Sheridan from him. When Chris walks with James to the mansion, he calls Spike and demands a meeting. When Spike arrives, he begins to imply that Chris is the murderer.

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