Monday, Feb. 1st-Friday, Feb. 6th

In continuation from last week, Nick believes that Sharon needs to know about Noah’s accident so he decides to go out to the cabin where Sharon has been staying since she has no phones. Phyllis is none to happy about this (seeing as how Sharon and Nick used to be married) but finally agrees to allow Nick to go. She later regrets her decision and follows Nick with the hopes of getting to the cabin to bring him back home. As she gets closer to the cabin the road closes and she is greeted by a police officer who tells her she will not be able to get to the cabin and all the roads are closed. Defeated she returns back home without Nick. Of course, while Nick is stranded out at the cabin with Sharon they have sex. Nick and Sharon are finally able to leave the cabin and return home after spending a whole day together. Phyllis upon seeing Nick is able to guess that he slept with Sharon however instead of letting her anger get the better of her she decides to try to still make her marriage work (go figure).

Meanwhile Colleen asks J.T. to go with her to try and search for her dad (Brad) since no one has been able to contact him or find him since the blizzard. They track him to the abandoned car on the side of the road and find his cell phone inside the car. Colleen starts to worry that her dad is stranded out in the storm or possibly worse. Back at the hospital Noah remembers that it was Brad that pulled him out of the lake. Later that day the search team finds Brad frozen in the lake and J.T. tells Colleen, Victoria, Ashley, and Abby the terrible news. Sharon also takes the news hard when she hears about Brad’s death.

Finally, Mrs. Chancellor was able to convince the pawnbroker to admit he brought the ring from her and with this new development she now has enough evidence to order a DNA test. Looks like it won’t be long before Mrs. Chancellor is able to claim her old life back.

Back to reality…Victor tells Neil that he is considering Ashley as a replacement to Brad on the Newman board of directors. Well, well, well an Abbot on the Newman board; that's just simply unheard of!