1989 (#21) - David's sights towards Nina and Christine's return with Danny

Put aside by Jill, who preferred him to Michael, David doesn't let go of his soul. The ambitions and aims of the man, always looking for an economic breakthrough, soon turn to a much easier and more attractive target, like the young widow Nina. This one, still shaken and saddened by the death of Phillip Jr., who is unable to forget, is soon put under David's sight, lured by the lavish and immense patrimony of the Chancellors to whom Nina is entitled because of her marriage to Phillip Jr. But a wounded and naive Nina does not think about all this, finding herself completely enamored by the savoir faire of the cynical but fascinating David. When Nina tells Jill that she's starting to date David, she can't believe it and advises the woman to immediately break up with the man. Nina, however, is annoyed by Jill's constant intimations and informs the woman that nothing will separate him from David, who in the meantime is warned by Jill herself that she will not allow him to achieve his goals. Christine and Danny also try to reason with Nina, worried about the fragility of the girl after the death of Phillip Jr.; Nina, however, does not accept advice even from her friend and refuses to listen to and account for the constant warnings that David is a dangerous man and that he aims exclusively at Katherine's estate. Christine, meanwhile, returns to get closer to Danny. After having to break the story with Scott, and still shaken by Derek's rape, Christine approaches Danny again, admitting that she regrets leaving him and is now aware that he is the right man for her. The man, who has always hoped for the girl's return, welcomes her with open arms, overjoyed that her dream has once again come true.