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The Young and the Restless: Sharon reveals to Doris that she's pregnant and that the father could be either of the three guys she slept with. Doris urges her daughter to find out who the father is. Jill wakes up refreshed after a wild night with the bartender. Nick is stunned when Victor asks him to be the COO of the Newman Enterprises, while Adam listens in disgust. Kevin's family and friends welcome him to Crimson Lights and try to make the best out of his freedom, but Jeff makes things tough with his usual tasteless jokes. John's ghost appears to Billy urging him not to use his job to hide from his wife and child, and then gives a little advice to Jack also. Phyllis is frustrated to learn that Victor wants Nick to take a full-time job at Newman and urges her husband not to get sucked into Victor's world again after everything they've been through. Jill apologizes to Kay for the scene at her wedding, but their conversation soon turns into another fight. Ashley is convinced that Estella is gaslighting her. Phyllis apologizes to Sharon, but Sharon doesn't care. Nick thanks Phyllis for apologizing and then tells her that he's decided to go work at Newman. Phyllis pleads with Nick to reconsider. Victor tells Adam that he's flying in a specialist to check his eyesight. Adam is upset over the low chance of getting away from the ranch. Billy tries to get himself hired at Chancellor, but Kay tells him that she already hired Neil. Jill, Jeff and Gloria meet to plot against Victor. Jill decides to move back into the Chancellor mansion. Sharon tells Jack about her pregnancy.

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