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The Young and the Restless: Jeff learns Gloria didn't return home last night. Jack finds the letter Sharon wanted to send to Nick expressing her disappointment over what happened at Restless Style. Colleen notices Daniel has nude sketches of Amber. Kevin reminds Daniel that he shouldn't invite Colleen to New York if he wants to see Amber there, but Daniel eventually decides to ask Colleen to attend the art show. Sharon arrives in the courthouse hallway to learn that Brad was arrested for his involvement with David. Karen teaches a self defense class at the basketball courtyard and uses Neil as a volunteer. Neil asks Karen to return to Newman, but she doesn't know if she wants to go back there. Gloria is ashamed to wake up next to River after spending the night reminiscing. River tells Michael that they were always a good couple, but Michael doesn't want to talk about the past, and instead urges River to leave town. Nick doesn't tell Phyllis about Sharon asking Victor for help. Jack gives Phyllis the letter Sharon wanted to send Nick and worries that there might be feelings behind it. Nick goes to leave the letter for Victor at the ranch and he's surprised at how bad things are going there. Gloria lies to Jeff that she spent the night watching Fen. Brad advises Colleen to take things slow with Daniel. Karen is surprised when Neil asks her to move back in him, but she accepts. Sharon worries that Jack might have found her letter. River asks Gloria for a talk. Nick questions Sharon about visiting Victor. Brad learns that Jill sold him out to save herself. Jeff realizes that Gloria lied to him about last night

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