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The Young and the Restless: Victor and Olivia manage to calm a distraught Ashley, while Adam watches them through the secret cameras. Gloria and Jeff return from their long trip back to Genoa City and find out that they've been moved out of the Athletic Club. They decide to trick a person into renting them an apartment without letting them know that they have no money. Jill tries to pitch a business idea to Jack, but he is in no mood for her company. John's ghost pays a visit, encouraging Jack not to forget that Billy is his brother, and what Jack did with Jill in the past. Jill gives Billy advice on how to handle the situation with Chloe. Chloe explains to Esther, Mac and Raul that she decided to leave her husband. Raul asks Mac to go to Washington with him. He leaves, and Mac promises to think about it. Chloe and Mac talk about how neither of them knew their father during their childhood. Adam watches with amazement as Ashley begins talking in her room. Ashley confides in John's ghost about the nightmare she had, and Adam immediately takes notes. Olivia and Victor are worried when Ashley comes downstairs claiming something went wrong with the baby. Jill, Jeff and Gloria make a pact not to reveal to anyone that they're broke. Chloe is disappointed when Billy leaves her a phone message without apologizing. John's ghost visits Billy, and later Mac shows up to ask Billy to get his wife and child back home. Jack is confused when he sees Phyllis giving Gloria and Jeff the keys to the penthouse.

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