Mateo: I'd forgotten. this place -- the best place on earths watching you sleep.
Mateo: You know, I almost made a big mistake. I -- I really want us to get married. But I'm through making the decisions for both of us. From now on it's -- I'm not going to do that anymore. I'm going to wait till we both agree that it's the right time, you know?
Mateo: Hey.
Hayley: Hi.
Mateo: Hi.
Hayley: You are here. It wasn't just a dream.
Mateo: No, no dreams. I've been here all night -- thanking God that you're safe, that you're with me.
Hayley: Just where I want to be.
Mateo: Yeah, right in my arms, right?
Hayley: You know, we almost died in that fire --
Mateo: Stop. Let's not even -- let's not even talk about it, ok? We're, like, in this perfect place right now.
Hayley: Ahem. It is perfect.
Mateo: Yeah, so let's not say or do anything to spoil it. All right? Ahem.
Hayley: What's that?
Mateo: What? What's what?
Hayley: That.
Mateo: This?

Myrtle: Hi.
Mateo: Hi.
Hayley: Hi.
Myrtle: Oh, darling. My, it's good to see you looking so well.
Hayley: Oh. Thank you.
Myrtle: Listen, from what I heard, I didn't think you'd want me to bring you the latest thriller.
Mateo: No, no, no. We lived our own little thriller last night.
Myrtle: Yeah, well, I think you two had a happy ending in yours, huh?
Mateo: Yes.
Myrtle: Listen, darling, you'll be staying he for another couple of days, I think --
Mateo: No.
Hayley: No, no, no.
Mateo: No, no, no, no, no.
Myrtle: No?
Mateo: We're -- she's ready to go. She's all checked out. We're just waiting for Dr. Martin to sign her release papers.
Myrtle: Oh, wonderful. Well, listen, knowing his schedule, I think you may have a little while to wait. So I'll give you the daily paper to read, and you can read the funnies to her, you know.
Mateo: Yeah.
Myrtle: Oh, lord.
Mateo: What's wrong?
Myrtle: Oh, gosh, I'm sorry.
Mateo: What?
Myrtle: It just slipped my mind. Darling, I'm so sorry. I forgot that you're Trevor Dillon's niece.

Janet: Trevor -- I killed her.

[Telephone rings]

Janet: Trevor? Hello? I have no comment.

[Telephone rings]

Janet: Going to have to unplug all of them.
Amanda: Mommy, what's the matter?
Janet: Sweetheart, you and I, we have to have a talk.
Amanda: Ok. Can I brush my teeth first?
Janet: Of course. If the phone rings, don't answer it.
Amanda: Nobody got the newspaper.
Amanda: Mommy!
Janet: Amanda?
Amanda: It's daddy. Look what it says. Where is he, mommy?

Gillian: Come here. Do you have to go now?
Jake: Oh, don't tempt me. I got patients waiting.
Gillian: So, is this what it's going to be like being a doctor's wife?
Jake: Why? Can't you stand it?
Gillian: Oh -- I'll get used to it somehow, I guess.
Jake: I have to hit the road. Don't want to lose the whole morning. And I'm going to bring you back something. I think you're going to like it.
Gillian: More than this?
Jake: Hmm. Look at me. I can't get this smile off my face.
Gillian: I like it.
Jake: I like it, too. I've been thinking, and I don't think I'm going to get angry at Liza for disappearing with Colby. She's going to have enough problems as it is when she comes back without me getting on her case about it. And Colby's going to be fine. I know that.
Gillian: She's with Liza. Of course she's going to be fine.
Jake: And it's just -- it's only going to be bad for the baby if Liza and I are fighting over custody.
Gillian: Oh, Jake. That's so smart. And, you know, the best thing for Colby is for you and Liza to be friends. Besides, you know, we don't want a custody battle hanging over our heads when we're trying to plan our wedding.
Jake: No, we don't.
Gillian: Which, I've decided, should be in June.
Jake: Oh, really? In June, huh?
Gillian: Yeah.
Jake: Wow.
Gillian: And I know that we've said, you know, that we were going to wait until Valentine's Day before we tell everybody, but I don't think I can wait that long. And, you know, everybody's going to see I'm so happy and wonder why, and I can't keep it away from Grandmama much longer.
Jake: All right, ok. Then I'm going to proclaim today our Valentine's Day. We can tell the world.
Gillian: Thank you. Thank you.
Jake: No problem. All right, you know what? This time I'm actually going. Right now. I'm leaving.
Gillian: Ok.
Jake: All right?
Gillian: Mm-hmm.
Jake: Can't wait to tell my mom and dad, to see the look on their faces. They're going to be -- it's going to be great.
Gillian: I hope so.
Jake: If I see Myrtle, can I tell her? Or do you want to tell her?
Gillian: Knock yourself up.

Gillian: Peggy? A very good morning to you. It's Gillian. Is Grandmama -- thank you. Hi, Grandmama. I wanted to stop by. I have some really wonderful news that I want to share with you. Ok, well, do you want to come by here after your shopping trip? Before. Make it before.

[Knock on door]

Gillian: Ok, there's somebody at the door, so -- but hurry up. Hurry up. Ok.
Adam: Hello, Gillian. May I come in?
Gillian: Who let you in here?
Adam: The fact is your friend Jake just floated out of the house and left the door ajar behind him. I could tell by the blissful look on his face that you have not told him the truth about Colby.
Gillian: I told you last night I wasn't going to tell him.
Adam: Yes, you did. That's why I'm here. First of all, I want to apologize for any unpleasant words, but you did march into my house uninvited and say that I was going to burn hell. But I can understand why you're upset -- trying to salvage a future with Jake in the face of a considerable obstacle.
Gillian: Jake and I couldn't be happier. We're getting married in June.
Adam: Aha, yes. Married in June. Well, you may not believe it, but I'm -- I wish you the very best. If you think about it, it's in my interest that you and Jake have a long and successful marriage.
Gillian: You and I have nothing to say to each other, Adam. I'd like you to leave my room.
Adam: Oh, I see. It's all right for you to barge into my house, but -- ok, Gillian. One question. Why do you love Jake?
Gillian: Why do I love Jake?
Adam: Mm-hmm. Everyone seems to have a very good opinion of him. He's good, and he's kind, and he is helpful to those around him.
Gillian: Yeah, he's all those things and many more, which you would never understand.
Adam: Oh, I understand Jake better than you might imagine. In spite of his reputation as being an all-around good guy, Jake is just like me.

Joe: Your lungs are almost clear. Your leg injury is not serious. Still, you did go through a very bad experience last night, so --
Hayley: You cannot expect me to sit here with my uncle accused of starting that fire and killing a convict. Please.
Mateo: Well, there's really nothing you can do about it anyway, so why don't you just stay --
Hayley: I have to be with my family. Amanda and Janet -- can you imagine what they --
Mateo: I'll go.
Hayley: No --
Mateo: I'll go and --
Hayley: Mateo, no. I'm going. Please.
Mateo: Doc, I really don't think she's going to get any rest here. Maybe --
Joe: All right. All right. I see it would do her more bad than good to keep her here. I must say, I'm concerned about Trevor myself. This whole business to me is so unbelievable.
Hayley: Well, of course. I mean, it's obviously some horrible mistake. But, I mean, why -- why would he run from the authorities?
Mateo: It says there's a manhunt for him. This is crazy, you know?
Hayley: It doesn't mention Janet in the article, either.
Mateo: No, but if you read in there, it said something about a crowbar and --
Hayley: I saw that. I saw that.
Mateo: Ok.
Hayley: Please, please, I have to get out of here as soon as possible. Could -- please, could you talk to them?
Joe: Hayley, I will. I'll put a rush on the paperwork. But you have to promise me one thing -- that you will come back here if you experience anything unusual -- I mean dizziness, lightheadedness --
Hayley: Yes, I promise.
Mateo: I'll make sure she does.
Hayley: Yes.
Joe: All right. And try not to worry too much about this stuff in the newspaper. Trevor's a very fine man, and one way or another I think things are going to work out.
Mateo: Yeah. Thanks, doc.
Hayley: Something's not right here.
Mateo: I just can't see him making -- starting that fire, I mean, that nearly killed you. I -- it doesn't --
Hayley: I'm not just talking about that. Something else is not right here. The whole reason I went to that warehouse in the first place is because I heard Janet on the tape making arrangements with someone to meet her there.
Mateo: Do you know who she was going to meet?
Hayley: Some woman. That's all I know.
Mateo: Well, I'll tell you what. Why don't we get you dressed. Winifred left some clothes here for you. We'll go to see Janet. We'll ask her.
Hayley: That's a good idea.
Mateo: Honey, come here. Come here.

Amanda: He didn't do it. He didn't do it.
Janet: Sweetheart, stop. Of course he didn't do it. It's all a big mistake.
Amanda: But where is he, Mommy? It says he ran away. Daddy always says you can't run away from your problems, only cowards do.
Janet: Your father's not a coward. He's one of the bravest, most loving men on the earth. He was just trying to protect us.
Amanda: From who? The lady that was killed? Is that why he killed her? But I know he wouldn't hit anybody with a crowbar

. [Knock on door]

Janet: Who is it?
Derek: Janet, it's Derek.
Janet: Derek, I can't do this with you right now.
Derek: I have to talk to you before it's too late.
Amanda: Are you saying bad things about my daddy?
Derek: Can we talk for a few minutes please?
Janet: Amanda, would you go upstairs for a few minutes? I'll be right there.
Amanda: My daddy didn't kill anybody.
Derek: I'm sorry my being here upsets her.
Janet: Are you?
Derek: Yes, I am. Because we both know that she's right. Trevor didn't do this. You did, and we both know it. There has got to be a way to make this easier for everybody, Janet.
Janet: Well, I don't know what it is.
Derek: Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Tell me what really happened.
Derek: I saw your face when you ran into the police station last night. You didn't know that Trevor was going to confess. This wasn't some scheme you two cooked up together. You were as surprised as I was.
Janet: No, I didn't know.
Derek: And you were telling me that you were guilty when Trevor stopped you. Now, I don't know what's going on in your head, Janet. Maybe you think because I know that Trevor is innocent that I'm not going to pursue this to the best of my ability, that maybe I'm going to look the other way.
Janet: No. I know you're a good cop. You're the best. That's what Trevor always said.
Derek: I can't think of anything more painful than to hunt Trevor down like a common criminal. But if he insists on taking the fall for this, he's going to get his wish because I'm going to find him. And they'll put him away for a very long time, and there is nothing I can do about it. But you can.
Janet: Oh, God, what can I do?
Derek: Let's go over what happened last night, step by step, in your own words.
Janet: Jackson Montgomery's my lawyer. He -- he said to direct all questions to him.
Derek: Jackson. He's going to lose his license to practice law if he's assisted Trevor in any way.
Janet: Jackson hasn't --
Derek: And if he has, I am going to pursue him. You can believe that.
Janet: But he hasn't. He hasn't done anything wrong.
Derek: All right, all right, right. I'm sorry. Let's forget about Jackson. Let's forget about last night. Let's -- let's talk about Trevor. Have you thought about what he's going through right now?
Janet: What do you think?
Derek: Maybe he's walking down some dark and lonely street, trying to hitch a ride from somebody he figures doesn't read the newspapers. He's cold. He's alone. He's worried sick about you and about Amanda.
Janet: Derek, stop it!
Derek: This isn't some bad cop routine, Janet. Trevor's my friend. I don't want this to be happening.
Janet: Trevor doesn't want me talking to the police. I've got to trust him. That's all I have.
Derek: Well, think about this -- Trevor's going to be scanning the papers, listening to the news, trying to learn how close we are to him. Now, how do you think he's going to take it when he finds out that his niece -- that Hayley almost died in that fire at the warehouse?
Janet: What? Hayley was there? Hayley was --
Derek: Yes, yes, yes. We don't know why. We haven't had a chance to question her, but yes.
Janet: Oh, well, was she hurt? Is she all right?
Derek: She was taken to PVH. I mean, I think she's all right. But she surely would have died if Mateo hadn't saved her.
Janet: Mateo? Derek, I can't do this with you. I have to go and see how Hayley is --
Derek: Janet, where are you going? Amanda's still here.
Janet: I'm going crazy.
Derek: Look. I'm going to -- you stay put. I'll just go. I'll go.
Janet: Go. Go. Get out of here.
Derek: Janet --
Janet: What?
Derek: People do all sorts of things to protect their loved ones. I mean, I don't know what I would do if anybody threatened Danielle -- you know, my little girl. But it's always worse when you try to deal with it alone. It'll be -- it'll be ok once Trevor's back here with you. Janet, let's get him back home. You can do that by doing the right thing. Look -- you know where you can reach me.
Hayley, Matt.
Mateo: Hey.
Hayley: My God what is going on?
Mateo: On your way out?
Derek: Yeah, yeah. Look, Hayley, I'm glad you're out of the hospital. What were you doing in that warehouse?
Mateo: You know, Derek, Hayley's not even supposed to be out of the hospital. She left against doctor's orders. Why don't we leave questioning for later on, ok?
Derek: All right, all right, sure. I'm going to need statements from both of you. Tomorrow at the latest.
Mateo: No problem.
Derek: All right.
Mateo: All right, see you.

Janet: I'm so, so sorry you got mixed up in this horrible mess.

Jake: Dad.
Joe: Jake. Listen, have you been following the news? Trevor Dillon escaping police custody?
Jake: Some guys were talking about it during rounds.
Joe: Oh, it's a real puzzle. I mean, a man like Trevor --
Jake: It's weird. But I don't want to talk about depressing news right now. I actually wanted to tell you something -- Mom.
Ruth: I'm absolutely in shock -- oh, hello, darling. How are you?
Jake: Good.
Ruth: I'm just in shock with this news about Trevor Dillon.
Joe: Yeah, I know. It's awful, it's awful.
Ruth: What do you think the real story is?
Joe: I was wondering that myself.
Ruth: Well --
Jake: Maybe I can move this bad news out of the way. I have some great news.
Ruth: Oh, that's good.
Joe: Oh, well, great news is always welcome.
Jake: Second to Colby being born, this is very possibly the happiest day of my life.
Ruth: Well, that sounds promising.
Jake: After work, I'm going down to pick up an engagement ring. Gillian and I have decided to get married.
Ruth: That's --
Joe: My goodness.
Ruth: That's wonderful.
Joe: That's fine news.
Ruth: Startling, but it's wonderful.
Joe: That's really something. Yeah.
Ruth: You certainly found yourself a beautiful and -- and just wonderful wife.
Jake: Yes, I have.
Joe: Will it -- will it be a long engagement?
Jake: Yeah. Well, it'll seem like an eternity. We're planning a June wedding.
Joe: Well, good, good, good. That'll give us time to give you a proper sendoff.
Jake: Um -- Mom?
Ruth: What?
Jake: What's wrong? You're not ready for another wedding?
Ruth: No, I'm sorry, honey. It's not that. It's just that this -- this is all making me kind of uneasy.

Gillian: Jake just like you? What, are you crazy?
Adam: Well, it's been said that I have a possessive love for my children, that I think they belong to me. Isn't that the way Jake loves Colby?
Gillian: No, no. Jake loves her genuinely with his whole heart.
Adam: Oh. Well, then he would not stop loving her if he knew she didn't belong to him?
Gillian: No. He would love her just the same.
Adam: Well, then why not tell him the truth?
Gillian: Because it'll break his heart if he finds out she's not his.
Adam: Well, it can't be both, Gillian. Either he loves her because she's his or he would love her in spite of the fact that she isn't his.
Gillian: It would break his heart because he loves her so much. And if he finds out --
Adam: No, not if he finds out, when he finds out. That's the problem. Do you really want to have this -- this cloud hovering over you when you get to your wedding in June, or beyond that? You can put it all behind you, Gillian. If Jake finds out from somebody else or if -- if he finds out that you knew all along and didn't tell him -- oh, that's what really frightens you, isn't it?
Gillian: I'm not going to tell Jake, no matter how much you threaten me.
Adam: I'm not threatening you. I'm trying to come up with a position that will be good for all of us.
Gillian: No, I know what you want. You don't want to tell Jake the truth because you're scared that you might lose Liza, so you want me to do the dirty work.
Adam: Look -- look a couple of years down the road. Ok? Now, do you still want to have this ugly secret hanging over your head, your life with Jake ready to self-destruct at any minute? Or you can put it all in the past -- every bit of it. You can help Jake get over his broken heart. You can give Jake a child that is really his. You can have a future that you never thought imaginable. You and Jake may not even be living in Pine Valley anymore.
Gillian: Not living in Pine Valley?
Adam: No. Chandler Enterprises endows medical facilities all over the world. Maybe you and Jake by then could be living in London or Paris or Budapest.
Gillian: Yesterday you threaten me, and today you come in here to bribe me?
Adam: Gillian, we can help each other. I want my daughter back. Wouldn't you rather not have to share Jake with her?
Gillian: No! No, Jake loves Colby, and that's fine with me.
Adam: Colby is nothing to Jake. Sooner or later, it's going to be found out. You can either use it to your advantage or you can let it destroy you.
Gillian: Adam, you come in here so powerful, so -- so full of yourself, thinking you can threaten me or bribe me. But you know nothing. You don't know just how close you are to losing Colby forever.
Adam: And just how am I about to lose Colby?
Gillian: You can shout out she's your flesh and blood until you're hoarse. But if Jake decides to sue for custody, there's a very good chance that he might win.
Adam: Sue for custody of Colby? That's absurd. If he knows she's not his -- she is my daughter.
Gillian: No, she's not legally. Legally, she is Jake's. And if he decides to do that, I'm 100% behind him. Because as far as I'm concerned, Colby is as much a part of a family Jake and I ever start.
Adam: That is never going to happen, Gillian.
Gillian: Jake is just sick and tired of having to deal with your interference! And now I see why. You would be a terrible father. So if you know what's good for you and Colby, you would leave Jake and me and her alone. Now, get out of my room.

Jake: Mom, why are you so uneasy about Gillian and I getting married? I've never felt better about anything in my life.
Joe: I'm sure your mom's not saying you shouldn't marry Gillian --
Ruth: No, no, of course. It's just the timing, honey.
Jake: June weddings? Are they bad news or something?
Ruth: No. No, no -- it's not the month, no. It's just the way you're rushing everything.
Jake: I'm not rushing. I'm listening to my heart.
Ruth: You're sure?
Jake: You always tell me -- isn't that what you tell me?
Ruth: Yes.
Joe: Yes, yes, that is.
Ruth: But, you know, honey, the time before a marriage is very precious time.
Joe: Your mom's right, Jake.
Ruth: Now, what about -- listen. What about maybe just considering waiting another year?
Jake: Oh --
Ruth: Wait a minute. Listen to me. You know, the year 2001 -- my, that has a lovely ring to it.
Jake: Oh, that's lovely. Mom, I can't -- no more. I've got a date with the jeweler right now. Don't worry. Don't worry. I love you.
Ruth: I love you.
Jake: This is right for me and Gillian.
Ruth: Ok.
Jake: I love you, too, all right? So long.

Joe: So, are you going to tell me what's really on your mind?
Ruth: Well, you know, our son is one of the finest young men who has ever walked the earth on two feet. It's not that. I mean -- and Gillian is an angel. It's just that I can't see them together, at least not now.
Joe: Well, you feel that Gillian's divorce is too recent, that maybe Ryan is still in the picture?
Ruth: Joe, you know how long it takes to separate yourself from somebody that you've been that close to.
Joe: Well, Gillian thinks she's ready. So does Jake, obviously.
Ruth: And you think I should stay out of it. I think that's what you think, right? Let them lead their own lives.
Joe: What else are we going to do? I mean, nothing we say is going to change Jake's mind.
Ruth: You're a very wise man.
Joe: I'm a practical man.

Hayley: Don't worry about me, Janet. I'm ok. Mateo came and got me out of there. Thank God.
Janet: You two could have died in there. This just gets worse and worse. What were you doing there in the first place?
Hayley: I was there because of you. My tape recorder -- I heard you talking to some woman, and you were telling her to meet you at the warehouse.
Janet: You were recording me?
Hayley: No, no. It's voice-activated, Janet, and it picked up your conversation -- you telling her to meet you at the warehouse. Do you remember saying that?
Janet: Oh, God. You heard that?
Hayley: You sounded like you were in trouble, Janet, so I called Uncle Trevor to ask him what I should do, and I couldn't get in touch with him, so I just decided to go there myself.
Janet: I was taking care of things.
Hayley: What things? Janet, look, I was just -- I was just worried about you, that's all.
Janet: Well, what happened when you got to the warehouse?
Hayley: I looked around for you, and then I was hit by somebody -- or something hit me, and I was knocked unconscious.
Janet: You shouldn't have been there.
Hayley: Look, I don't know what else happened, Janet. I just can't believe that Uncle Pork Chop would kill a woman or burn down that building.
Mateo: No. There's no way he'd run away from the cops. That's not his style.
Hayley: No, no. And he would never -- it's stupid. He wouldn't risk his life. He could never leave you and Amanda. Janet, what's going on?
Hayley: The woman on the tape -- was she the one that hit me? Did she start the fire?
Mateo: Was she the one who was killed?
Hayley: Who is she, Janet?

Janet's voice: Why did you make that phony confession?
Trevor: That dead body was tied to you. And I don't want my daughter's mother spending the rest of her life behind bars.
Janet: What about her father? You know, disappearing isn't going to solve anything.
Trevor: It'll keep the cops from sniffing around you. Play a little dodge ball, stay low. Keep them running as far away from you as possible. You didn't trust me with the dope on Sophie, but you got to trust me now with your life and with Amanda's life.

Hayley: Janet.
Janet: Trevor asked me not to say anything.
Hayley: Trevor did? Then he's gone, really? Do you know where he is?
Janet: I have to trust him. He knows what he's doing.
Hayley: All right. You don't have to -- you don't have to tell me anything else if you don't want to, ok? I just wish there was some way that we could know that he was ok. I had to come home to be with you guys. This is all very frightening.
Janet: I'm so glad you're here.
Hayley: I wish there was a way that we could get in touch with Uncle Trevor now. There's lots of stuff that I want to tell him. Mateo and I got back together and everything.
Janet: You're kidding. Oh, he would have loved that. He always thought you two were meant to be together.
Mateo: You ok? Is it your leg, or --
Hayley: No, I'm fine. I'm fine.
Janet: You don't look fine. You look kind of pale.
Hayley: No, I'm fine. No. I think I should go lie down for a few minutes --
Mateo: Yeah.
Hayley: Maybe.
Janet: That's a good idea. Get some rest, please.
Hayley: Is that ok?
Janet: Sure. Please.

Image: You're useless. What am I going to do with you? You came this close to babbling everything to them.

Hayley: What is going on here? Janet is beginning to lose it, and Uncle Trevor's really gone.
Mateo: Yeah. Do you think she knows where he is?
Hayley: I don't know, but she definitely knows more than she's telling.

Janet: Everybody's going to keep asking. How can I keep quiet? I just can't do this anymore.
Image: I am so sick of telling you to get a grip. You can do this. Just be smart about it.
Janet: I can't keep lying. I need Trevor. Amanda needs Trevor. At least if I was in prison, I could see him once a week, not spend the rest of my life without him.
Image: Hey, wait. What are you doing?
Janet: I'm going to confess. I'm calling Derek.

Eugenia: Gillian, darling. My dear. What's the matter? You said you had wonderful news.
Gillian: Oh, I do. I have really great news. Come sit down.
Gillian: Jake and I are going to get married in June.
Eugenia: That is wonderful news. So why are you so upset, darling?
Gillian: No, I'm very happy. I couldn't have asked for a better husband. Jake's a good man.
Eugenia: Yes, he is.
Gillian: But there is trouble.
Eugenia: Oh, could the trouble be about Ryan?
Gillian: No. No, no, no, no, no. This has nothing to do with Ryan.
Eugenia: Well?
Gillian: It's -- it's Adam Chandler. He thinks Jake has something that belongs to him.
Eugenia: Well, does Jake have something that belongs to him?
Gillian: No. No. Um -- oh, I shouldn't be telling you this, but, you know, I just -- I -- I can't keep it bottled up any longer.
Eugenia: Please, now, tell me. What is it?
Gillian: You have to swear to me that you will never tell anybody what I'm about to tell you.
Eugenia: Gillian, if you keep a secret from your husband now --
Gillian: Grandmama, please. Not you, too. Adam wants me to tell Jake.
Eugenia: Please, that's not what I was going to say. I was going to say if you keep a secret now from your husband, can you keep it for the rest of your life? Can you do that?
Gillian: I don't know. I don't know. I just know I love Jake very much and I can't lose him.
Eugenia: All right, all right. Now, just tell your Grandmama what is going on.
Gillian: You know how much Jake loves --

Jake: Hey, Eugenia. Great to see you.
Eugenia: Hello, Jake.
Jake: I take it you heard the news.
Eugenia: Yes, and I couldn't be more pleased.
Jake: Good. Did I interrupt a grandmother-granddaughter talk?
Gillian: No, no. I'm glad you came.
Jake: Well, of course. I missed you.
Eugenia: You know, I think I feel a bit de trop here.
Jake: That means that you feel that you have to go? You don't have to go.
Eugenia: Oh, yes, I do have to go. I am on a whirlwind shopping spree. But I will be home this evening, tonight -- anytime if you want to talk. Jake, good-bye. And you be sure to tell your parents I am so pleased at your news.
Jake: I will. Hey.
Gillian: Hi.
Jake: Hey. All right. Sit. Sit, my Princess. There we go.
Gillian: Oh, Jake. You're not really going to --
Jake: What? Yes. I'm going to get on bended knee. The ring, the whole -- that's it, the whole nine yards.
Gillian: No, I don't want -- I don't want my train to be that long.
Jake: You're going to make me laugh for 60 years, you know that? I hope I make you just as happy, just like my mom and dad have be.

Adam: I don't know why I wasn't informed that Hayley was released. I'm only her father.
Myrtle: Well, she was very lucky to survive that fire.
Adam: Yes. Yeah.
Myrtle: And very, very lucky that she's got Mateo to take care of her.
Adam: I don't suppose you know where he's taking her. Myrtle: I believe they've
gone to Trevor Dillon's house.
Adam: Thank you, Myrtle.
Joe: Adam.
Adam: Joe.

Joe: Myrtle?
Myrtle: Oh.
Joe: Are you going home now?
Myrtle: Yes. Yes, I am.
Joe: Would you mind giving this fax to Jake? Just arrived from Liza.
Myrtle: Oh. Oh, good. I will because he's been wondering where she and the baby have gone.
Joe: Well, apparently they're all going to be home later on today.
Myrtle: Oh, good.
Adam: How -- how is Colby? Did she say?
Joe: The little girl is just fine, Adam.
Myrtle: I bet you're anxious to see her.
Joe: Well, I understand she's developed a little trick.
Myrtle: Well, of course she has.
Joe: Crawling. Can't wait to show her daddy. He's going to be thrilled.

Mateo: I was hoping that you could come over and stay at my place. But I guess that's not going to happen, is it?
Hayley: I wanted to. I just feel like I need to be here, you know?
Mateo: Yeah. Listen -- we got to find out what happened at that warehouse, you know?
Hayley: Poor Uncle Trevor. You know? I feel so bad for him. What must be going through his mind for him to, like, run from the police like that? I wish I could put my arms around him and make this all ok for him.
Mateo: Put your arms around me if you want.
Hayley: This is so strange. Why? Why would he confess to murder and then, you know, escape authorities like that?
Mateo: I suppose we have to ask him.
Hayley: Yeah, well, one thing's for sure -- Janet's not talking.

Image: Come on, Janet. You're better than that. Don't wimp out on me now. We're almost home free.
Janet: Derek was right. I can't do this alone.
Image: Derek's a cop. Since when do we trust cops? He's playing mind games with you. You're smarter than he is.
Janet: But I'm falling apart.
Image: Well, you're tired. That's understandable after all you've accomplished. You're rid of Sophie. She's dead. Gone for good. Your methods were a little sloppy, but she's out of your hair forever. You don't have to be afraid anymore. That old killer instinct is back.
Janet: No. I can't become that person again. I won't.
Amanda: Mommy, who are you talking to?