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The Young and the Restless: Jill is extremely shocked when she realizes that Jack convinced Billy to go along with his plan to take over Jabot. Cane feels betrayed by Billy and makes it clear that he is ashamed of him. Both Jill and Cane believe that the company won't make it in their hands, but Ashley walks in and announces that she will be running Jabot. Daniel decides to start painting. Jana reminds Daniel and Amber that they didn't inform Phyllis of their decision to leave Restless Style. Kevin questions Amber about her insinuations that he might have had something to do with Kay's death. Jana keeps quiet about finding the stash in front of Daniel and Amber. Michael, Lauren, Phyllis and Nick chat about the latest in their lives and end up discussing about Noah and Eden, who continue sneaking around, but then end up confronted in Crimson Lights. Phyllis admits to Michael that she saw Nick and Sharon kissing in Paris, and Michael is confused as to why Nick would do that. Phyllis admits that she has something on Jack, but she won't say what. Noah and Eden refuse to stay away from each other. Ashley tells Jack that she will leave Forrester and work solely on Jabot. Jeff warns Jack that if he doesn't make him happy the deal could go away. Gloria and Jeff admit to each other that they both planned to betray each other once again, but that the takeover might have saved their marriage.

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