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The Young and the Restless: Lily invests herself in work with Chloe, while Cane worries that she is hiding her grief in her work. Kevin tells Colleen that they need to contact Michael to handle Korbel's book release. Jana informs Colleen about her job offer as Sabrina's assistant, and Colleen tells Jana that she is leaving to Shanghai. Victor buys an art piece for Sabrina's office. Victoria starts working at Jabot, but Jill doesn't like her first business idea. Nikki is thrilled when David comes up with an interesting project, and even Jill thinks it's good, but Brad warns her that things might not be as good as they seem. Victoria reminds Brad about stealing the files from Newman. Nikki tells David that she'd like to set a wedding date in four months, but she isn't as happy when David suggests getting married at the Colonnade Room. Brad contacts the bookie to mess with David. Victoria isn't happy to learn about her mother setting a wedding date. Colleen tells Adrian that she gave a copy of the book to Brad and he angrily confronts her about it. Adam doesn't feel comfortable moving in Victoria's office at Newman, but Victor makes it seem like it's okay. Cane surprises Lily by bringing Madame Chauvin to talk to her. Lily pretends like nothing is wrong with her, but Madame encourages her to admit the truth.

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