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The Young and the Restless: Victor hires a security guard at the ranch. Victoria confides in Nikki that she doesn't want to accept Victor's job offer until she talks to Nick because he might feel left out, but Nick reassures Victoria that she needs to take the job. Phyllis tries to convince Nick that leaving Restless Style would be a good thing for them. Michael delivers a letter from Victor to Nick. Adam asks Heather to move to New York with him, but she makes it clear to him that if he moves their relationship will be over. Jack is stunned when Nick buys him out of Restless Style with a check Victor sent him. Noah realizes that Sharon is the one to blame for Jack losing the magazine, but he promises not to say anything. Adam tries to reach Victor, but Victor doesn't answer his pleas, and the security guard throws Adam out. Heather tells Paul that she decided to investigate Victor's strange behavior since Sabrina's death. Jack promises to Nikki that somehow he'll find out what was Victor doing in Mexico. Phyllis makes it clear to Nick that he won't be the only one making decisions at Restless Style. She tells him that she also has an opinion and that she isn't ready to just stand and nod her head like Sharon does. Jack visits Adam with an offer bring down Victor, and Adam happily agrees.

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