Billy laughs. They just agreed to disagree!

Jack smiles. He asks what finally happened with Cane. Is Billy still on his side, or not?

Billy says he wants no part of Cane Ashby. He says he was greedy and wanted revenge, and Cane was a means to that revenge. Cane had him chasing his tail, and when he finally realized things weren’t going to happen with Cane, he understood that Chancellor wasn’t his to begin with.

Jack asks if his “sage advice” has sunk in.

Billy laughs and says that he needs to give Sally a lot of the credit here… He wanted his relationship with Sally more than he wanted Chancellor. He asks Jack whether he reached out to Jill to stop Cane, or whether he wanted her to check up on him.

Jack says he contacted Jill so she’d see Cane as he really was. Jill can’t pretend Cane is harmless now! He says he also called her to see if he could repair their relationship. He wants Billy and Jill to reunite.

Billy doesn’t think he’ll be as close as they were before she hung him out to dry at Chancellor, but he believes she wants to see him back on his feet.

Jack nods. What’s done is done, and what’s important is where Billy goes from here.

Billy says he didn’t get to tell him the good news… Sally seems to have found an investor for Abbott Communications.

Jack is surprised. “Who?”

Billy says that’s above his paygrade. Sally said she trusted the person, and that’s all he needed to know. He knows it’s not Cane!

Jack raises a glass and they clink in a toast. He admits he was hurt when Billy pushed him out of Abbott Communications, and it still does.

Billy apologizes. He’d keep Jack on as the sole funder of Abbott Communications if he could go back.

Jack says they can’t go back, but he really does want to see Billy succeed on his own. Even if Billy falls, he’ll be there to pick him up. He only wants to see Billy succeed, and he knows Jill feels the same way. He lifts his glass and they toast. “To time, the healer of all wounds!”