All My Children CAST - Cassandra Foster

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Friday, May 16 2008: He Loves Her Not.

Jesse is at the hospital, where he tells Angie that he's worried about Cassandra, who's been feeling like someone's going through her things. Angie suggests that Cassandra just isn't very organized, but when Jesse grows visibly more concerned, Angie gets the feeling something else is going on in his head. She can see that he's worried that there's something sinister going on. She reminds him that "the bad man's dead," and to let the feelings that someone's after him go. Jesse thinks that someone might be looking for the stuffed elephant. Angie says she sent the elephant off to charity, so there's nothing to worry about. Jesse lets it go.

At the same time, at the Hubbard house, Cassandra lets in Robert, who claims he's there because he wants to show her some of his drawings. She suggests a drink, and offers one that she brought back from France. She has to go to her bedroom to get it out of her suitcase. "You won't know what hit you," she jokes on her way out of the room. "That's funny, 'cause neither will you," he growls after she's gone. When she comes back into the room, Robert sticks a needle in her arm. She screams and falls onto the couch. She's groggy, and Robert questions her about the elephant. She tells him she doesn't know where it is. "That's the wrong answer, Cassandra. You better give me what I want," he threatens, holding a gun on her. He thinks better of it and puts the gun away, just in time for there to be a knock at the door.

Thursday, May 15 2008: What If I Don't Want Kids?

At the penthouse, Cassandra says that in Paris, with just Jacob, she was free to come and go as she pleased and it is hard to have two worried parents now. Cass emotionally says she doesn't know where she fits any longer because he, Frankie and Angie have a bond that she isn't part of. Across the street, Rob fills a syringe with a drug as he keeps watch. Jesse tells Cass that he's been an outsider for 20 years and no matter how Cassandra feels, she isn't on the outside. He asks how Frankie was as a kid and she tells him stories. She feels much better and Jesse offers to help her look for whatever she lost. Cass says she wasn't looking for anything in particular but that she feels like her things have been rummaged through! Worried, Jesse asks her to tell him if she notices more things have been moved. He leaves. Soon after, Rob arrives.