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The Young and the Restless: Amber is keen on proving that Liam is real, but she isn't able to. Colleen flaunts her hookup with Daniel in front of everyone, but Amber puts her in her place. She's surprised when Amber tells her Daniel invited her to the showing. Jack makes it clear to Gloria that he'll talk to his family about Jabot only if Gloria manages to get more stock from Katherine. Brad tells Jill that the feds will be contacting her soon. At Jabot, Cane has to deal with the guys from SEC, and Jill immediately wants to do damage control, but Cane believes the best thing would be if Jill stepped down as the CEO of Chancellor Industries. Gloria tries to apologize to Kay for her behavior with a gift, and Kay accepts it but refuses to give Gloria stock. Jack gets a visit from John and they talk about their past times spent at Jabot. Gloria catches Jeffrey trying to talk to Jack and they both realize they've been working behind each others backs. Jack refuses to work with them anymore, but Gloria intrigues Jack by claiming she got the shares from Katherine. Kevin confides in Daniel that he wants to do something bigger with his life. He also urges Daniel to make a move on Amber until it will be too late. Kay is impressed to learn that Cane managed to convince Jill to step down. Jill makes a deal with Heather that includes revealing info about Brad to the FBI. Daniel tells Colleen that he isn't over Amber.

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