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Amy’s Joy Turns to Heartbreak
Amy is glowing with gratitude, full of hope and dreams for the future. But while she’s soaking in her blessings on a peaceful park bench, Nate sits beside her looking like he’s about to drop a bomb. And he does. Damian isn’t coming home. Amy’s heart shatters as she learns her son was killed by a delusional employee who thought he was a threat to Cane. Her son died because he cared about Lily. Amy is gutted and in total denial, clinging to the idea that she’d know if he were truly gone. Nate tries to comfort her, but nothing can prepare a mother for that kind of loss.
Victor Lays Down the Law
Back on the train, Cane’s still spinning his tales of regret and self-improvement, but Victor’s having none of it. He calls Cane out for being a punk with a body count and zero remorse. Two good men are dead and Cane’s creepy robot assistant only adds to the mess. Cane insists he admires Victoria and wants peace, but Victor knows better. He’s already tracked Cane’s recent property buys, including the Athletic Club and buildings near Newman and Jabot. Victor doesn’t bluff. This is his town and he will not let Cane take it. The message is loud and clear: stay out of Genoa City or get steamrolled.
Claire Leans on Chelsea in Her Time of Need
At Crimson Lights, Chelsea and Adam sit with Victoria and Claire, discussing Nick’s recovery, the upcoming service for Cole, and the twisted truth about Cane’s alias. When Chelsea takes Claire for a walk, the two share a heartfelt talk. Claire confides that she’s terrified she’ll forget her father’s face, his voice, and the love they shared. Chelsea, who knows a thing or two about guilt and grief, gently reminds her that Cole’s love will always be with her. Through tears, Claire manages a thank you, finding some peace in the middle of her pain.
Cane’s Return Is Anything but Welcome
Adam, Victoria, and Victor are united like never before. Adam lays out Cane’s suspicious purchases like a crime board at Newman and makes it clear he’s ready to go to war. He’s not letting Cane destroy what they’ve built, and if that means playing dirty, so be it. Victoria agrees to stand strong for the company and the family, exactly as Cole would have wanted. Meanwhile, back at the tack house, Claire thanks her mom for being strong and supportive, even as the storm rages around them. They both know Cane’s endgame is coming fast and it won’t be pretty.
War Is Officially On
When Victor hears that Cane’s teaming up with Billy Boy, he knows it’s time to unleash the full Newman force. Calling Adam with an update, Victor confirms they’re hopping on the jet as soon as Nick is released. He’s done playing nice. Cane wants a war? He just got one. And Chelsea better buckle up too, because once Victor sets his sights on someone, there’s no such thing as mercy. Adam’s all in. Genoa City isn’t big enough for Cane’s games and Victor Newman’s wrath.
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