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The Young and the Restless: Jana and Daniel keep watch while Amber and Kevin break into the pawnshop. Phyllis tries to justify her reasons for calling Brad to go see Sharon in front of Nick, but Brad won't let her hide the truth and he suggests that Nick gets rid of Phyllis, which causes Nick to punch Brad. Jack arrives at Sharon's cabin to help her fix the generator and talk about the divorce. They both come to conclusion that they are drifting away even more than before which prompts Jack to leave. Jeff tells Jill that he won't convince Gloria to sell him her shares. Gloria is intrigued when Victor makes a lucrative offer in exchange for her Jabot stocks. Jeff and Jill return to prison trying to convince Gloria to sell them the shares, but Gloria doesn't settle. Victor makes another big offer, this time to Billy, to help him take down Jack and to come work for Newman Enterprises. Phyllis shows more of her insecurities and Nick decides not to sleep home. Amber and Kevin are able to retrieve a bill from the show before the owner appears and realizes that someone broke in. However, they may have left something behind. Jeff walks off disappointed when Gloria tells him that she already sold the shares to someone. Brad searches for the location of Sharon's cabin. Billy doesn't say anything to Jack about his meeting with Victor. Jill accepts Victor's terms when he announces that he bought the Jabot shares from Gloria and explains his intention to humiliate Jack.

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