Nick brings Noah and Sienna to the hotel room in LA, where Victor and Sharon are relieved to see them. When Sienna introduces herself to

Victor, he’s cold and demands to know where her husband is. She claims she doesn’t know or care. They all assume Matt is looking for

 

 

revenge. None of them will be safe until he’s dead or behind bars.Victor explains he threatened to decimate Matt, and that backed him off. Sienna is concerned when he admits he cleaned out his accounts. He may be a monster, but those are her assets, too. Noah asks her to go home to Genoa City with him. His mom tries to talk them out of it, and Nick asks for time alone with his son.Victor walks Sienna out and

 

 

Nick questions his son’s judgment. Noah won’t let Sienna face the fallout alone. His father points out that leading Matt back to Genoa City will put the whole family in danger. Sharon urges her son to give himself some time, but he insists he knows Sienna is a good

 

 

 

person.Downstairs, Victor explains to Sienna that he makes things happen: Matt’s assets are no longer his, including The Shadow Room. Shocked, Sienna claims she had no idea that Matt made all his money from drugs. She met him at a low point in her life, but he never showed any red flags. She’s disgusted that she depended on someone so twisted. His attention was like a drug to her.

 

 

 

Sienna guesses Noah’s family wants her away from him. Victor tells her to name her price. She wants more than a financial conversation. He explains that The Shadow Room now belongs to Noah and asks her to stay as far away from his grandson as possible. Sienna refuses to let anyone bully or buy her. If Noah wants her in his life, it’s up to him. Once they rejoin the others, Noah asks Sienna if she is coming to Genoa City with them.

Matt rushes into The Shadow Room and downs booze as he calls his accountant to confirm all his cash is gone. Smashing down his phone, he curses Victor. He calls Annie and keeps drinking. After he tries to rip off his wedding ring, Annie arrives and admits Burrow escaped. The cops are likely coming for them. He explains that Victor has taken every cent of his money, leaving him unable to run or hide. Matt must get some leverage on the Newmans. “Something they’re never gonna see coming,” he adds.At the Club, Jack and Diane discuss their plan to shutter Jabot. They hope Victor hasn’t launched his attack yet. Jack has faith they will save his father’s legacy. As he tells Diane how

grateful he is for her, Cane drifts in. Jack comments on how far he has fallen. Ashby knows he only got what he deserved, but he’s happy to have been taught a lesson. He’s sure Diane must have learned from her mistakes, too.Diane reminds Cane that his greed created a weapon and they are all facing the threat now. He takes responsibility and reminds them that he warned them. When he offers his help, they ask

him to stay away. Cane assures Jack he’s never been his enemy. “We all know who the enemy is,” Jack says.Adam strolls into the jazz lounge and finds Phyllis eating olives. He has a message from his father. She suggests he tell Victor to tame his impulse to go scorched earth on Jabot. She doesn’t want a burned-out company. Adam explains they aren’t launching the AI until tomorrow night. They are all

eager to see Billy’s head explode. He assures her that his father will hand over Jabot, but he suggests she take it immediately because it will look suspicious.Phyllis knows Cane already suspects her and she’s bored with stringing him along. Adam groans when she says he shouldn’t underestimate Ashby. He seems bored, too, which is why they need to move fast. She senses Adam’s not on board with sticking it to Jack. Adam says his reasons don’t concern her, but she’s worried he’ll sabotage the deal.Cane joins Adam and Phyllis, who admits they’ve been discussing him. Adam is baffled that Cane has managed to convince someone as savvy as Phyllis to side with him and wanders off.

Ashby demands to know what they were discussing. He knows she’s lying to him. He can never trust her and vows to make her pay. Phyllis reminds him that he has nothing, so his threats are empty. They accuse each other of using each other. Cane is determined to sabotage her attempt to take Jabot and destroy any chance she has at anything else. Phyllis accuses him of baiting her this entire time, but he insists his offer of partnership was sincere. “You blew it. You will regret not trusting me,” he warns.