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Sunset Beach: After Gregory carries Annie over the threshold, the entire family is shocked. Caitlin is dissapointed in Gregory, while Bette warns Annie that she is going to ruin her life with this marriage, because she knows that Gregory loves only Olivia. Gregory tells Caitlin that she was the reason why he married Annie. He tells her that he's happy that she is such good friends with Annie, and he reminds Caitlin that she asked him to be Trey's godmother. Later, Annie threatens Caitlin to tell everyone about the baby's real mother, so Caitlin must make her a godmother. The DA tells Gabi, Antonio and Ricardo that she intends to press charges against Gabi and Antonio. When Bette threatens to publicize the fact that the DA is pressing charges against the people who rescued Ben, the DA agrees to drop the charges. Ricardo also suggests that the DA put in a good word so that Gabi can keep her job. Olivia and A.J. are at the cabin, where Olivia is about to recall what happened to her baby. She remembers that there was someone else in the cabin, and that the person was close to her, and that that person probably kidnapped her baby. Olivia tries to throw Annie out of the house, and stays shocked when she finds out that Annie married Gregory. When Annie shows Olivia her ring, Olivia remembers that the person who was at the cabin with her was a woman.

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