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The Young and the Restless: Nina meets with Cane at Crimson Lights in order to dig up more info on his past, but Cane tries to avoid having to answer most of her questions and ends up excusing himself at the end. Chloe makes it clear to Billy that getting her back is practically impossible after having learned that he slept with Sharon on their wedding day. J.T. lets Mary Jane go after she explains why she was at the ranch. Amber and Kevin arrive at Jimmy's with Jana in order to find Daniel, who calls out for Aucker in the alley nearby. Chloe meets with Katherine at the Athletic Club and they discuss about Billy. Kay notes that Chloe will never be able to change Billy, and she offers to be help out Chloe whenever she has the need to run to Billy. Mac is forced to admit that she has feelings for Billy, but she won't do anything about it. Chloe overhears Billy telling Mac that he's free. Paul questions Mary Jane about her mysterious identity and she gets so angry that she files a stalking charge. Daniel is shocked when a masked figure kills Balfour in front of his eyes, and he makes the mistake of having his fingerprints on the gun. Victoria walks in the alley, finds Balfour dead and ends up trapped under a pile of crates. J.T. finds her and assures Aucker that he'll pay if Victoria dies. Daniel returns to the apartment and Amber, Jana and Kevin soon follow. Mary Jane talks to her cat explaining that she killed a bird that was irritating her. Mac admits to Kay that she still loves Billy. Cane calls Phillip and tells him that Nina hasn't forgotten about him.

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