Greenlee: Did your brain
freeze?
I didn't push you off the yacht.
Laura: You and all your phony
concern.
You gave me a fancy camera
to make me feel better?
You did it out of guilt.
Greenlee: I don't know where
you get your 411, but you've
been misinformed.
Laura: Someone saw you do it.
Greenlee: I didn't do
anything.
Look, I'm just as much a victim
here as you are.
Somebody must really hate me
to spread a lie like this.
Who told you?
Laura: Someone I trust.
Greenlee: Then maybe
you trust the wrong people.
Laura: Just tell me why
you did it.
What have I ever done to you?
Leo: Laura, I realize that
you think that Greenlee is
the one who pushed you over
the boat, but she could never do
anything that malicious, ever.
Greenlee: See?
That's true.
Somebody obviously has
a vendetta against me,
and I want to know who's
trashing me behind my back.
Laura: Bianca told me.
Greenlee: Bianca?
Well, that explains it.
She's the one who pushed you in,
and now she's putting it on me
to save her own skin.
Bianca: Mom, I've been
so worried.
Why didn't you come home?
Erica: I was driving.
I was driving all over --
to the beach,
by the high school,
to the park where you used
to play when you were little.
The swings were always
your favorite.
I did a lot of thinking.
Bianca: And crying.
Erica: Yeah, that, too.
Bianca: Are you angry?
Erica: I know exactly what
I have to do.
Come here, Bianca.
Ryan: What?
Gillian: You know,
you're incredible.
Just a few days ago, you wanted
to ban Christmas and forget
about the holidays, and now
you're totally behind
the Crystal Ball.
Ryan: Well, you are
my inspiration.
We may be broke, but we have
lots to celebrate.
Dimitri: Come on, come on,
Edmund.
Just trust it.
It's a brilliant game plan.
Edmund: Well, if everything
goes according to plan,
we'll have him.
Gillian: Who? What?
Dimitri: David Hayward.
Ryan: Wait a minute, what are
you saying?
You got a way to link Hayward
to Alex's disappearance?
Dimitri: Yeah, yeah.
And possibly the issue
with Libidozone, thanks
to my brother's ingenuity.
Gillian: How?
Come on, tell us.
Dimitri: It's best that
you're left out of the loop.
Just trust us.
David Hayward doesn't stand
a chance.
[Doorbell rings]
Edmund: I'll get it.
Dixie: Hi. Merry Christmas.
Edmund: Hey, Dixie.
Come on in.
Thank you for helping out
with this party.
Dimitri: Hello.
You look gorgeous.
Dixie: Thank you so much.
Dimitri: You're welcome.
Dixie: Hi.
I brought the list of
the invitations that I sent out.
Ryan: Cool.
Edmund: All right, you guys
have everything under control.
We got to work out some details.
Dixie: Hmm.
Those two look awfully pleased
with themselves.
Ryan: Yeah.
So, how are the RSVPS coming
along?
Dixie: They're great.
Thank goodness you two stepped
in as hosts.
Gillian: Well, you know,
this has been a very,
very special Christmas for us,
and we thought by hosting
the whole Crystal Ball, it was
just a great way to celebrate
our love.
Dixie: That's great.
I sense a little bit more,
though, than Christmas cheer.
Gillian: Are you sure you're
ok with working with me
and Ryan?
Dixie: Oh, because of Jake.
Gillian: Well, I did hurt him
very badly.
Dixie: I know.
And you know that I love Jake
and I'm very sorry that he's
suffering, but I love you,
too, ok?
And I know that you follow
your heart.
So I'm very happy for the two
of you.
Ryan: Thank you, Dixie.
Gillian: You know,
you and Tad -- you've been
through so much, and your love
just keeps getting deeper
and stronger, and that's what
I want for us.
I want us to be like that.
Tad: Hey, Mabel.
What do you say, is my father
ready for lunch yet?
Amble: Uh-uh.
He's with a new patient.
Here, take a magazine,
read an article.
He'll be done soon.
Tad: Yeah, I know the drill.
Joe: I see nothing but good
news.
Nothing here to indicate any
physical reasons for
your feeling run-down.
Of course, stress or even
depression -- that could be
the culprit.
Any unusual stress at
the office?
Any problems in your personal
life -- family members,
a boyfriend?
This may seem awkward,
given that this is your first
visit, but I do hope you'll feel
free to confide in me.
Brooke: Laura, Honey,
are you all right?
Leo: Now, let m e get this
straight.
Bianca told you that Greenlee
pushed you overboard.
Laura: Yes.
Leo: When did you talk
to her?
Laura: When you and Greenlee
were off getting your cider.
Greenlee: So Bianca just
happens by and fesses up,
and I'm the big, bad sea wolf?
Brooke: She was very
shaken up, Greenlee.
It wasn't an act.
Leo: What I don't get is why
she took so long to tell you.
Greenlee: Exactly.
I mean, if she was telling
the truth, don't you think
she would have piped up a long
time ago?
Laura: I'm just glad
she finally came forward
with it.
Greenlee: But don't you see?
It's more proof that she's
guilty.
Laura: How do you figure
that?
Greenlee: Don't tell me
you haven't noticed how much
Bianca enjoyed being your little
buddy.
She pushed you overboard
for warped reasons of her own,
and now she regrets it
because you're m at her,
as any sane person would be.
It makes perfect sense.
She wants to be your friend
again, Laura, and what better
way than to announce she knows
who really did it?
She thinks you'll be so grateful
that you'll take her back.
Brooke: Yeah, but why name
you, Greenlee?
I mean, Laura's right,
you and Laura hardly know each
other.
Greenlee: Bianca hates me.
I was the easy choice.
What other explanation could
there be?
Laura: Bianca's.
She made perfect sense.
Greenlee: What else did
she say?
Laura: She told me
she couldn't tell me before
because of a personal reason.
Greenlee: That covers a lot
of territory.
Laura: Well, she says that
reason doesn't matter anymore.
Erica: You really shocked me,
Sweetheart.
I mean, I had to clear my head.
When you told me that
you were --
Bianca: Gay.
Erica: Yes.
I didn't know how to react,
so I reacted badly.
I wasn't thinking only
of you and the suffering that
you had done in keeping this
secret and how you feared what
my reaction would be.
Oh, Honey, I never want
you to be afraid to talk to me
about anything.
Bianca: I knew that you would
be hurt, Mom.
I -- I didn't want to disappoint
you.
Erica: I know, Honey.
Dimitri actually helped me
to realize that.
Bianca: You told Dimitri?
Erica: Yes. I --
I met him in the park,
and he helped me to understand.
I mean, all the suffering that
you've done, and I just added
to your hurt.
But I want you to know that that
will never happen again,
that you are not alone in this,
that I am with you every step
of the way.
Bianca: What do you mean?
Erica: I don't want
you to worry anymore.
Mommy is here, and I'm going
to fix everything.
Leslie: Dr. Martin --
Joe: No need to be formal,
Leslie.
My family will always be
grateful to you for the help
you gave Jake in his custody
battle.
Leslie: That means so much
to me.
Your family is very special.
Joe: Thank you.
I think so, too.
So, what's troubling you?
Leslie: Well, it's nothing,
really.
I mean, I should be able to deal
with it on my own.
It's just so personal,
and I really don't want
to trouble you, especially when
you need to -- to take care
of people who are really sick.
Joe: Emotional problems take
their toll just as well
as physical problems do,
and it's not wise to ignore
them.
Leslie: Yes, well,
I guess I just -- I don't want
people knowing what's really
wrong.
Joe: That's why we have
what's known as doctor-patient
privilege.
Whatever you say stays in this
office.
Leslie: Thank you.
It's just I've never done
anything like this before.
I thought I could handle it.
Joe: Take your time.
Leslie: I've been having
an affair with a married man.
Gillian: Here you go.
Dixie: Thank you.
Gillian: You're welcome.
Dixie: Well, you know,
I mean, as much as Tad
and I love each other, we have
to work very hard on keeping
our relationship going strong.
Ryan: So is this where
you tell us the secret
of a happy marriage?
Dixie: If only there was one.
Ryan: What are you talking
about, Dixie?
You have it.
Dixie: I think the only thing
that you can really do is just
take it one day at a time.
Gillian: Well, that sounds
pretty easy.
Dixie: You'd be surprised.
You can't ignore problems
or become complacent or get
distracted.
Love isn't blind.
It's easy to have temptation
going on.
But if y focus on what's
important to you, then,
you know, love will find a way.
You should just follow
your heart.
Hey, David.
David: Dixie.
Dixie: Hey.
David: What a re you doing
here?
Dixie: I'm helping out
with the Crystal Ball.
Gillian: Yeah, she's helping
me and Ryan.
David: Lavery.
So this is how you're spending
your days, huh?
Gillian: Drop dead, David.
Ryan: Very nice,
Hayward, very nice.
Even during the holidays.
Excuse us.
We have a lot of work to do.
Dimitri: That's right,
get to work.
Get to work.
There you go.
David, David,
thank you for coming by.
Thank you.
David: Well, you said that it
was important.
Dimitri: Yeah, it is.
Edmund: With Alex missing,
we're concerned about
the day-to-day operations
of the Andrassy Foundation.
David: What, you think that
I can't handle it?
Dimitri: No, no, no, David.
No, we just want things to run
smoothly.
Now, is there anything that
we can do for you?
David: Well, as a matter
of fact, there is.
I brought this along since
you asked me to come over.
The Andrassy Foundation's bank
account requires co-signatures.
Therefore, the bank won't
release any funds on checks that
have been written only by me.
Now, this form changes that
status so that only my signature
would be required.
Obviously, it needs
your approval to be valid.
Dimitri: That sounds
reasonable to me.
Edmund: Now, wait a minute.
Dimitri, hold on.
That account was set up that way
for a reason.
David: Are you saying
you don't trust me with
the foundation's funds, Edmund?
Edmund: I'm saying I think
we should just hold off.
David: Look, I don't want
to sound cold-hearted here,
all right?
But Alex has been gone for some
time now.
How long are you prepared
to keep the foundation in limbo?
Dimitri: Edmund, David has
a point here.
He --
David: I'm sure that Alex
would want the foundation
to keep being a major player
even without her presence,
right?
Edmund: What's that supposed
to mean?
David: It's just that
we don't know where she is
or if she's even alive.
Edmund: No, we do.
Alex just called us.
Dimitri: Yeah.
I talked to her myself.
Greenlee: Bianca's very
sweet, if you like the type,
but you can't possibly take
her seriously.
The girl's unstable.
Nearly burning down Erica's
house, trying to starve herself
to death?
Extreme is Bianca's middle name.
She moves back to town, her dad
dies, and the kicker is
she lives under the velvet fist
of Erica Kane.
That's enough to make anybody
snap.
Laura: I believe Bianca.
Greenlee: Shoving Laura
overboard was just another thing
Bianca's done to act out.
Who knows what she'll do next.
Leo: Something doesn't
add up.
I mean, she's been through
a lot, but she seems pretty
well-adjusted to me.
Greenlee: She's always
on her best behavior
with you because she wants
you to love her.
Brooke: I don't know what
to believe now.
But I think it's time to bring
in the police.
Greenlee: No.
I mean, this is probably just
an accident.
Or the Libidozone.
And we can't hold Bianca
responsible for something
she did under the influence
of a drug.
Laura: Well, I can't forget
I almost died.
Greenlee: Bianca's obviously
having a lot of emotional
problems.
Bringing in the police right now
would just be much worse
for her.
Laura: Oh, now you're
concerned about Bianca?
Brooke: You know, you accused
Bianca, Bianca accuses you,
and there's no proof for either
one of you.
Greenlee: What's the dilemma?
I mean, you can either believe
me, a member of one
of Pine Valley's most respected
families, or Bianca,
the poster child for troubled
teens.
Bianca: What exactly are
you going to fix, Mom?
Nothing's broken.
Erica: No, no, Honey.
Of course not.
You are a beautiful and strong
girl who has faced more
adversity than most people twice
your age, starting with that
really ugly custody battle where
I lost you to Travis
and Barbara.
Oh, you must have felt
so deserted.
I mean, you were so little.
And all you knew was that
you were taken from me
and you were given to a woman
who always put her own
children's needs first,
before yours.
I mean, it's no wonder that
you were so confused.
Barbara was such a bad
stepmother to you, and you were
taken from me.
I know, Honey.
I know you've spent your life
looking for the mother's love
you never had.
Bianca: And that's why
I'm gay?
Erica: That's why you think
you're gay.
If you hadn't been taken from me
and given to Barbara,
none of this ever would have
happened.
I promise you,
I will never abandon you again.
Bianca: You never did, Mom.
Erica: Well, the most
important thing is that
I'm here now.
And, Honey, we can build
a mother-daughter relationship
that will fill that void
in your life.
Oh, Bianca, I'm going to try
to make everything up to you.
I'm going to try, sweetheart,
so you don't have to look
for other women in your life.
You've got your mother back.
David: Alex called?
Dimitri: Yeah.
David: Well, what did
she say?
Dimitri: That she's ok,
not to worry.
David: That's all?
Edmund: What did you expect
she'd say?
David: Where she is,
why she left, what happened.
I mean, the woman vanished
without a trace.
I'd like some answers.
Edmund: So would we.
Dimitri: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
David, we were cut off,
just cut off.
Now, you worked together.
Is there any clue that you might
be able to give us?
David: Dimitri, I can't
help you.
I don't know anything.
It's not like Alex ever confided
in me.
Edmund: It's no secret
you two never got along.
David: What are you
suggesting, Edmund?
Edmund: Maybe she pushed
you too hard.
Maybe you pushed back that night
on the yacht.
Maybe things went a little
overboard.
David: I don't believe this.
You called me here to accuse me
of doing away with Alex?
I'm out of here.
Dimitri: No, no, David --
David, wait, wait.
Whoa, hey, hey.
These are just desperate times.
We're just exploring every
possibility.
David: I understand that,
but I don't appreciate being
treated like I'm a suspect.
Dimitri, at the very least,
I thought that we established
a basis of trust when
you were ill.
Dimitri: Absolutely.
Edmund: So you would tell us
something if you knew anything?
David: Of course.
Alex and I -- yes, we had
our differences, but I hope
you find her.
And I mean that.
Dimitri: Thank you, David.
Really, thank you.
We're just -- you know,
we're trying to exhaust every
possible resource we have.
David: I would expect nothing
less.
So, have you found any leads
or --
Dimitri: What -- let me --
why don't I sign this bank form
for you.
Excuse me just a second.
David: Sure.
If you find out anything --
Edmund: I promise you you'll
be the first to know.
Tad: I hear rumblings.
I certainly know more than
I need to about the mating
habits of skinks.
What are you doing here?
Leslie: I had an appointment
with your father.
Tad: Why?
Leslie: I was a little under
the weather.
Joe: She's going to be fine.
Leslie: He's been so kind.
Thank you so much for fitting me
into your schedule, Joe.
Joe: Anytime, Leslie.
Leslie: You know what?
You're right.
I feel better already.
Joe: Son?
Tad: So, what do you say?
How about our lunch, huh?
Something bothering you?
Joe: It's nothing.
Tad: Well, it's obviously
something.
Is it something about Leslie?
What is it?
What did she say?
Tad: It's all right, Pop.
You know you can tell me.
Joe: Tad, that's
confidential.
You know?
You should know that.
Tad: I don't mean to pry.
It's just that she's doing a lot
of legal work for Chandler
Enterprises, you know,
and if there's something up
with her health, physical
or otherwise, then maybe
I can -- maybe I can help.
Joe: I think Leslie's capable
of taking care of herself.
She strikes me as a very
independent and resourceful
young woman.
Tad: I'd agree.
Joe: I just hope she can
resolve the situation before it
gets too serious.
For her sake .
Tad: Don't we all.
Bianca: Mom, loving me won't
cure me.
I'm not sick.
Erica: No, of course
you're not.
But we have dealt with
your eating disorder,
and we will deal with this.
Bianca: No, being gay is not
like having anorexia.
Mom, you can't send me
to a clinic and rehab me
into being straight.
A 12-step program is not going
to change who I am.
Erica: Honey, you're still
so young.
You can't know who you are.
Bianca: Mom, I --
Erica: Look, I have it all
planned.
There are so many things that
I've always wanted to share
with you.
I'm sure you feel the same way.
Bianca, I just want to be
a real, normal, full-time mom
to you.
We can shop, and we can travel.
I can help you do your homework.
Bianca: You don't have to do
that.
Erica: Honey, I know
in the past that I have forced
you into doing things that
you didn't want to do,
like the party and like
modeling.
Ok, I was wrong.
And from now on, what you want
will come first always.
Honey, this is our chance
to have the kind of
mother-daughter relationship
that I really always wanted us
to have, and I know it'll help
you find your way.
Bianca: To a husband and kids
behind a picket fence?
Mom, I know that you're just
trying to help, but the two
of us spending quality time
together is not going to change
who I am.
Nothing will.
Erica: Honey, look.
I know what you're trying to do.
It's very sweet of you.
But I insist on accepting
my part in this.
Bianca: Your part?
Erica: Do you remember
your intervention?
You were so full of anger
and rage.
Honey, as much as I love you,
I know that I have made some
mistakes and they have affected
you very deeply.
Bianca: But that is not why
I fell in love with Sarah.
Mom, don't you understand?
It is nothing that you did
or didn't do.
Erica: Well, something must
have happened.
Bianca: No. No.
I was born this way.
Erica: No, I don't believe
that.
You are just 16 years old.
You can't possibly be certain
what you feel.
Bianca: Mom, do you remember
when you told me about
your first crush on Phil Brent?
Erica: Yes, of course I do.
I told you about the butterflies
that I felt and our first kiss
and how there was nothing else
important in the world but us.
Yes, Bianca.
And those are the experiences
I want you to have.
Bianca: I have, Mom.
With Sarah.
Leo: This has never quite
worked for me -- Bianca pushing
Laura overboard.
Greenlee: I told you,
Bianca was jealous.
Leo: She's not the jealous
type.
Laura, are you sure that
you didn't misunderstand
anything that Bianca said?
Laura: I'm positive.
She told me Greenlee did it.
Leo: Greenlee didn't do it.
Laura: Leo, you can't let
this go so easily.
You have to listen to me.
Greenlee: Get away from him.
Leo's mine.
Greenlee: Leo's mine!
You got that?
Laura: Help!
Greenlee: There are other
fish in the sea!
Laura: Oh, my God.
I remember.
I was in the water.
I couldn't breathe.
I heard you.
I saw you.
You yelled to me.
You even laughed.
Brooke: Are you sure?
Laura: Mom, she pushed me.
I'm sure.
Greenlee did it.
Joe: There you are.
Thank you.
Tad: So,
where are we going, huh?
Joe: Well, I'll tell you,
Leslie's appointment really ran
longer than I expected.
Would you settle for something
from the cafeteria?
Tad: It's all right, really.
It's no big deal.
We can just reschedule.
Joe: Hey, hey, hey.
It's not every day I get invited
by you out to lunch.
So sit down, sit down.
Tell me what's going on.
Tad: Nothing, nothing.
Same old same old.
Joe: Yeah?
Something's on your mind.
What is it?
Tad: How exactly do you do
that?
I mean, nobody handed me X-ray
vision when I became a father.
Joe: You're stalling me.
Tad: Well, I --
I have a problem, and I --
I have no idea what to do
about it.
Joe: Is it Dixie?
Dixie: Hey, hey.
David.
What's going on?
David: I thought you didn't
want to be seen alone with me.
Dixie: What's up?
David: Well, didn't you hear?
Edmund and Dimitri accused me
of kidnapping Alex.
David: Did Ryan put them up
to this?
Dixie: Ryan?
David: Well, he's the one
that led the charge against me
and
he's not going to rest until
he sees me in jail adding
kidnapping to my list of suspected crimes.
Dixie: Come on.
I think you're taking this
a little too personally, huh?
I mean, Edmund and Dimitri --
they were just probably asking
you about Alex because they're
worried sick about her.
David: Do you think I'm being
paranoid?
Dixie: I think you're
unhappy.
Come on.
Hey, it's Christmas.
David: Oh, yeah.
It's Christmas.
Do you want to know what I got?
You remember my patient
Mr. Packer?
Dixie: Oh, yeah.
That sweet little old man who
liked to pinch all the nurses.
David: Yeah.
I promised his grandkids that
he'd be home for the holidays.
He died last night on the table.
I never lost a patient before,
Dixie -- ever.
I did everything that I always
do, and it wasn't enough.
I was helpless.
Dixie: I'm so sorry.
David: Look, don't be
sorry for something that's not
your fault.
I got to go.
Dixie: Wait, wait.
David, don't -- don't go.
Not yet.
Greenlee: I thought
we settled this.
I didn't do it.
Laura: I saw you.
Greenlee: You were drugged,
trying to stay afloat
in the dark.
I mean, how could you know who
was at the rail?
There were tons of people
on deck that night.
Laura: No one else told me
to stay away from Leo.
It was you.
Greenlee: It's not true, Leo.
She doesn't know what she's
saying.
Laura: Everything that comes
out of your mouth is a lie!
Brooke: Brawling is not going
to solve anything.
Laura: Mom, she almost
killed me.
Brooke: Let's go to the car.
I'm not finished with this
or you, Greenlee.
Greenlee: Can you believe
the attitude on Laura?
As if I would ever do something
so déclassé.
You said it yourself --
I could never be that malicious.
If you weren't here to defend
me, I don't know what I would
have done.
You know what's going on,
don't you?
Leo: You'll tell me.
Greenlee: Bianca has this
huge crush on Laura, and when
Laura kissed you, she went green
and then went and gave Laura
the heave-ho.
And now she's making me out
to be the villain so she can win
Laura back and make my life
miserable.
How twisted is that?
Leo: I've seen worse.
Greenlee: What screw-ups --
the Porno Princess and tortured
Lesbianca.
They're perfect for each other.
God, you must be freezing.
If it weren't for Laura, we'd be
in a hot bubble bath
with champagne on the side
right now.
Leo: Hmm.
Greenlee: Why don't we order
a pizza.
We can pick it up on the way
home.
You know, I know how much
you like jalapenos and
everything, but can we get it
without?
Leo?
Leo, hey!
Where'd you go?
You forgot your toboggan.
Erica: That wasn't love.
You were vulnerable, and Sarah
took advantage of you.
Bianca: I wasn't a victim,
Mom.
I loved Sarah.
Erica: Do you want to be gay?
Bianca: Mom, I didn't choose
to fall in love with her.
It just happened.
But for the first time
in my life, I could be myself.
I -- I could finally just give
in to everything that I had been
feeling for so long.
And those days that I spent
with Sarah were the happiest
of my life.
Erica: You need to have more
experiences.
Bianca: With men.
Erica: Yes.
Bianca: Mom,
as happy as I was with Sarah,
there was a part of me that
hoped that I was confused.
It was the same part of me that
never wanted to disappoint you.
So just in case there was
a chance that I might be
straight, I asked Leo to make
love to me.
Erica: Did he?
Bianca: No. No.
Luckily, he's too good a friend.
And I'm not attracted to him
that way, anyway.
Erica: Well, then maybe
you just haven't found
the right man.
Bianca: I never will.
Trust me.
Erica: Honey, you're too
young to say "never."
Bianca: I know what I feel.
It's not a whim.
It's not a phase.
It's as much a part of me
as the color of my eyes.
Can't you understand that?
Erica: I'm trying, Bianca.
If you would just let me help
you --
Bianca: I don't need help!
I don't need help.
Erica: What do you want
from me?
Tell me.
Bianca: Just accept it, Mom.
And just try not to judge me.
Erica: Bianca, have
you considered what you will be
giving up?
Marriage, children?
The most complete moments
of my life have been
as your mother.
There is no joy that can replace
that.
I mean, what future is there
for a --
Bianca: A lesbian?
I am having enough trouble
with the present.
I can't even begin to think
about the future.
Erica: Why should you?
It's a long way off.
You're still in high school.
My goodness, we --
we have time.
We have time to sort this
all out.
Bianca, it means so much to me
that you opened up to me.
I know that had to be really,
really hard for you.
It was a very brave and very
important first step.
I just want you to stop
worrying.
I'd like you just to let me take
care of everything.
Bianca: Take care of what,
Mom?
Erica: We will be so much
better off with the help
of experts.
Bianca: Experts?
Leo: I have one question
for you.
Bianca: What?
Leo: Did Greenlee push Laura
over the yacht?
Bianca: Leo, I know
you love --
Leo: I want the truth,
Bianca.
Bianca: Yes, she did.
Bianca: I'm sorry.
Leo: Why didn't you tell me?
Honesty is such a big deal
with you.
Why did you wait so long
to tell me?
Bianca: Because Greenlee --
Leo: No, don't tell me that you were trying to protect
Greenlee!
I know how you two feel about
each other.
Come on, spit it out!
Bianca: Greenlee blackmailed
me.
Leo: Blackmail?
Bianca: She said that
if I told anybody what happened
to Laura on the yacht that
she would tell my mom that
I'm gay.
I couldn't let that happen, Leo.
I couldn't do that to my mom.
Derek: Greenlee Smythe?
Greenlee: Lt. Frye.
Why so formal?
Derek: Greenlee Smythe,
you're under arrest
for the attempted murder
of Laura English.
You have the right to remain
silent.
Anything you say can and will be
used against you in a court
of law.
Dimitri: Well, David did a --
did a number on this, all right.
Edmund: He knows something
about Alex.
Dimitri: Yep.
And now he has unlimited access
to funds and supreme arrogance.
He's going to mess up.
Edmund: Mm-hmm.
And we'll be right there
to catch him.
Dimitri: You got that right,
brother.
You got that right.
Dixie: Look, I know you've
had a lousy Christmas in a long
line of lousy Christmases,
and there's nothing I can do
about that, but I could offer
you some company, perhaps,
and a cup of coffee,
maybe a little piece of pie.
David: Dixie, it's not
in your best interest to be seen
with me.
Dixie: I can have pie
with whoever I please.
David: You're some kind
of friend.
Dixie: I'm the only friend
you got.
Tad: No, it's not Dixie.
It's -- it's me.
Joe: Yes?
Tad: Oh -- uh --
it's nothing, Pop, really.
I just haven't --
haven't been myself lately,
I guess.
Joe: Well, you know,
you've just taken on a new
and a challenging job.
That's quite an adjustment
for anybody.
Tad: I guess that's it.
I'm under so much stress, I feel
like I'm losing my mind,
along with most of
my possessions.
Like that -- like that pen.
The gift Dixie gave me when
I got the job -- the gift.
Joe: Oh, you mean the one
with your name engraved on it?
Tad: Yeah, I lost it.
I must have misplaced it
somewhere.
I can't find it anywhere.
And I never got my bag back
from New York.
Airline can't locate it,
and there was a lot of important
stuff in there, like all
the work I took to the city.
Not to mention my favorite
picture of me and Dixie.
It's stuff that can't be
replaced.
Joe: I'm sure it'll turn up.
Tad: Well, whatever's going
on with me, I hope it stops
before I lose something really
important.
[Scene shows Leslie with all of Tad's belongings practicing his handwriting]
[Picture of Tad and Dixie at their last wedding but Leslie has replaced Dixie's face with
her own]
ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN
Erica: I only wish you could
have come to me sooner about
this.
You were that afraid of me?
Leo: How do you ever expect
me to look you in the eyes
again?
Tad: I know exactly what
you're doing, and you're going
to stop.