Nick’s leaving a voicemail for ‘supergirl’ when Adam arrives at the ranch to say that he’s rethinking Victor’s idea to align with Cane against the Abbotts.
Lily’s incredulous – you hid your identity from me and the kids out of fear? Cane failed her and their marriage – but not this time. You may have succeeded as a businessman but you failed as a father, Lily says – as Victor arrives at CL’s to watch them.
Yes, that Cane Ashby – yes, that Aristotle Dumas, Billy’s on the phone instructing someone to follow his every move; he wants to know everything Cane does. Arriving at his house with garment bags, Sally needs help with something that involves taking off her clothes.
When Victor wants to speak to him in private, Cane pleads with Lily not to go. Ignoring him, she escapes – leaving Victor to repeat his request to speak to Cane in private.
Sally wants Billy’s input on what to wear to the launch party. You’d be the most stunning person in the room wearing a burlap bag, he gushes. The theme of the party is ‘the damn of television’. Billy takes a seat as Sally exits the room with one of the bags.
Running into Holden in the park, Lily warns him not to work with Cane. She was just reminded how much he hurts the people closest to him – you’ll regret it.
Adam doesn’t trust Cane – what’s the point of cozying up to him? It’s about keeping our enemies close, Nick thinks their Dad’s plan is smart.
Well, I’ll be damned, Victor’s amused to be on one of the trains that Cane keeps on every continent. He’s there to make him (Cane) an offer he can’t refuse.
Adam doesn’t see how ‘Pops’ can pull this off – Cane’s not stupid. We’re smarter than him – Nick’s already working on earning Cane’s trust. Adam thinks they’re giving him a perfect opportunity to pull a fast one on Dad.
Cane’s not in the mood to make a deal with Victor after he published an expose before he could talk to his kids. Victor will NEVER sell Chancellor to him; you can’t win Lily back (based on what he overheard at CL’s) She wants nothing to do with you.