The Young And The Restless
Written by : William J. Bell
Produced by : William J. Bell & John Conboy
Sally Rouland told her husband Pierre she agreed they should sell the restaurant and move to Paris. She added Snapper Foster did not know about the child. However, Sally and Pierre were robbed and Pierre struggled with the robber when he tried to take Sally hostage. Pierre was injured and at hospital, did not respond to the neurological tests Dr. Brad Eliot gave him. He suddenly died. Marianne Meulot, Pierre’s sister arrived from France and vowed over Pierre’s body that Sally would pay. She told Sally she had no right to the restaurant and tried to throw her out. Stuart Brooks was upset to see Snapper comforting Sally and told his wife Jennifer he did not trust Snapper. Marianne was furious when Pierre’s will indicated Sally was the sole heir of the restaurant and made an appointment to see Stuart.
Jill Foster was ecstatic over her new job but realized her boss, Kay Chancellor had a drinking problem. When Kay’s husband, Phillip Chancellor begged Kay to stop drinking, she refused. Jill was discouraged at Kay’s lack of response to their efforts.
Gwen Sherman, Greg Foster’s mystery client, told him all she wanted from her aunt’s estate was money. She turned down Greg’s date invitations because he did not know dating men was her profession.
Lorie Brooks was using her book manuscript to take Brad away from her sister, Leslie. When Leslie triumphantly returned from her piano debut, Lorie had prearranged a date with Brad which hurt Leslie to the core. Lorie told Brad that Leslie felt a musician could not divide herself between a husband and a career. When Leslie confronted her sister, she said Brad was helping her with her writing. At Brad’s suggestion, Leslie got him a ticket for her Detroit concert but Lorie managed to detour the ticket. Against his wishes, Brad began thinking of the things his ex, Barbara, never told him that drove him out of Chicago and of the operating room.
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The Young And The Restless
Written by : William J. Bell
Produced by : William J. Bell & John Conboy
Before leaving for Paris, Marianne Rouland, Pierre’s sister, told Stuart Brooks that Dr. Snapper Foster was the father of the child Sally – Pierre’s widow - was carrying. Stuart confronted Snapper who refused to either deny or admit. When Sally learned what Marianne did, she went to Stuart and his wife Jennifer explaining she got pregnant to trap Snapper but realizing how much he loved their daughter Chris, she married Pierre. She added she would be leaving Genoa City. However, Snapper learned of Sally’s suicide attempt by gas in her early months of pregnancy and he insisted she remained in town until the baby was born. Chris was angry at her father’s attitude about Snapper’s protectiveness of Sally but Stuart was furious to learn that Sally was staying in town.
Lawyer Greg Foster continued to press Gwen Sherman for a date and she explained she distrusted men as after her mother died her father informed her he was never married and took off. She tried to discourage Greg to get closer. He was confused when a man arrived at Gwen’s apartment ignoring she was a call girl.
Kay Chancellor told Jill about her storybook first marriage to Gary Reynolds and her marriage after Gary’s death to Phillip Chancellor. Jill was impressed by Phillip and he was protective of her realizing she was innocent about men. Jill managed to keep Kay from drinking all day and when Phillip arrived home he was encouraged. But when he was preparing to make love to his wife, she took one drink and another and she passed out when Phillip returned from the shower.
Lorie Brooks hid the love letter and concert ticket her sister Leslie sent to Brad Elliot and implied Leslie forgot. When Leslie called just before the concert to find out why Brad wasn’t in Detroit, Lorie answered and made it clear Brad was interested in her, Lorie. Leslie was in shock and so overcome that she had to be led off the stage. She went to New York and wandered through Central Park in confusion. Her handbag was stolen and she spent the night in the rain calling for help. A policeman found her but she was incoherent and taken to Manhattan’s Psychiatric Hospital where she was diagnosed as a possible mani-depressive and put in an observation ward as Jane Doe as she had no ID. She was confused when a young orderly tried to make love to her. Meanwhile, Lorie was taking advantage of Leslie’s absence to get closer to Brad. She admitted she had finished her book and would probably be more successful than Leslie. She also said she thought she was pregnant.
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