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The Young and the Restless: Heather tells Phyllis that she can't press charges against Sharon because her statue isn't worth enough. Phyllis calls Victor and informs him of the theft, but later realizes she made a mistake. Kay, Murphy, Nikki, Mac, Amber, Pearl and Joe Jr. meet at Joe's Diner to hold a special memorial service for Marge. Each of Marge's friends talks about their memories of Marge. Amber and Mac meet for the first time. Michael visits an unresponsive Kevin. Adam tries to get Victor to apologize to him for claiming he had stolen the egg, but Victor won't. Gloria and Jeff each take a shot at talking to Kevin, but neither has much success. Victor comforts Sharon over her life and promises to help out any way he can. Heather visits Adam at the Ranch and explains that she still loves him. He tries to save her the trouble of being heartbroken again and tells her to leave, but she promises she'll be back. Nick tries to persuade Michael to drop the charges against Sharon, but Michael won't back down. Gloria asks Kay to help her with Kevin. Phyllis plays the role of a good person by saying that she won't press charges against Sharon. Sharon confides in her mother. Paul arrives at the diner to inform everyone that Clint's death was caused by a heart attack. Nick decides to attend the Earth Day celebration with Phyllis and Summer. Heather tries to get Victor to explain what he has prepared for Adam's birthday, but he shuts the door in her face again.

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