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The Young and the Restless: Nikki sends Kay away when she can't prove her identity. Victoria confides in Nikki that she would like to confront Victor about his changes in life, but Nikki reminds her of the trouble she went through with Sabrina. Daniel convinces Jana to keep hope alive for Kevin. Kevin returns to Clint and gives him the money then tries to confront Clint, but Clint manages to scare him into keeping quiet. Victor confides in Ashley about Adam's problems. Tyra realizes that Neil wants to fire her and she accepts her fate, but then talks about never leaving Ana. Victoria notices Karen is having trouble at home. Victor questions Adam about his health and wonders if it's real or another trick. An ophthalmologist checks Adam's eyes and tells Victor and Adam that it's not looking good. Adam is worried about his survival in prison. Amber takes Kay to the diner where she thanks Murphy for all the help he has given her. Nikki leaves both Ashley and Victoria in shock when she congratulates Ashley on her pregnancy. Tyra prepares to walk out of Indigo but Neil makes her stay and they soon start making love, with Devon walking in and seeing them kissing. Victor receives a phone call informing him that Adam was badly beaten in prison. Jana and Daniel recognize Kevin's scarf on the video of the robbery and Amber confirms that it's the scarf she gave to Kevin. Nikki runs into Kay again, but this time Kay explains how Nikki talked drunk on the phone when she was in Mexico. An emotional Nikki finally realizes that Kay is alive.

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