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The Young and the Restless: Jeff is happy that Gloria might be going out of jail. Kay makes it clear to Gloria that it's weird that her friend would be someone that's in jail and she tries to distance herself from Gloria, but Gloria urges Kay to believe her by repeating that she's the only one that trusts her. Michael confronts Kevin about last night and Kevin admits that he and Jana stole the money that Kay had left in Crimson Lights. Eden admits to Michael that River came back only to get the money. Sharon and Victor catch up on the latest in their lives. Phyllis reminds Nick that he has committed himself to continue working at Restless Style even though he's doing double duty at Newman. Nick asks Phyllis if she has anything against him going on a Newman business trip with Sharon, and she starts reminding him of his past firings from Newman. Neil and Karen find out that Victor has officially returned to Newman. Victor notices Neil's disappointment when Victor notes that Victoria and Nick will both stay working at the firm. Sharon finds out that Noah lied to her again. Gloria intentionally ruins her chance to get out on bail, leaving Michael worried. Neil confides in Karen that he will refuse to respond to Nick or Victoria at Newman. Kevin goes to see Kay in prison and is stunned to realize that she actually is Katherine Chancellor when she reminds him of his debt. Eden tells Noah about the stolen money. Nick asks Victor to give him more freedom to work on both Newman and Restless Style. Phyllis comments on Sharon's parenting skills and asks her to keep her hands off Nick while on their business trip.

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