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The Young and the Restless: Adam waits for Heather at the airport, while she has to decide what to do with her life. Jack reminds Billy for the thousandth time that he needs to listen to Jack's orders since Jack took care of Billy, and Billy lashes out at him for everyone trying to control him. He goes to see his mother, who then tries to get him to work at Chancellor, but Billy reminds her that Cane is her favorite son and that he can't work with her. John warns Jack that his life is being destroyed. River appears at the same diner where Kay is working. Pearl tells Kay about Murphy's financial problems, so Kay ponders helping Murphy by pawning the ring. Gloria wants to be released from prison, but Michael warns her that it won't be that easy. Jack returns to the Abbott mansion and finds it redecorated, as per Sharon's instructions. Michael rushes Heather to do something with Victor being behind bars. Michael is forced to tell Eden the truth about River's crimes and he admits that he reported him to the police. Lauren reassures Michael that even though Eden is hurt, he did the right thing. Heather arrives at the airport and shocks Adam by arresting him before he can leave. Jack is blown away when Jeff tells him that Gloria was responsible for the skin cream fiasco.

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