January 11 2011
Carly faces the ethics revue board for her part in the paternity test. Caroline is released from the hospital and says with Stephanie learning that Nathan has moved out. Melanie lies to Chloe about taking a paternity test and it coming back negative. Stefano tells Lexie and E.J. about Chad. Chad continues to refuse to have anything to do with Stefano. Daniel arrives with a mover and tells Chloe it is time to leave. Nathan tells Melanie he ended things with Stephanie. Nicole notices a white fleck in Johnny's eye and insists E.J. take him to the hospital where they find out the cancer has spread to his other eye.
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