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When they got rid of the adoption paperwork, I think they were both operating under the assumption that the baby was Willow and Shiloh's baby (the one Brad and Lucas adopted that secretly died soon after), not Nelle and Michael's. Willow (and everyone else except Brad) was still under the impression that Wiley was her baby, and Sam's motivation was solely to keep Shiloh from trying to take the baby from Lucas and Brad. She enlisted Julian's help despite their having been on the outs. I don't think he knew about the baby switch yet.
I read that Sam finally 'got off the pot' and told Jason not to return to the penthouse when he announced he was going off to do another of his errands for Sonny. I admire the show's ability to build up to this decision, having sprinkled her doubtful remarks and scenes through scripts ever since they came back to filming. It's more realistic to have it build up that way, rather than just having her snap and suddenly decide the Loviest Love That Ever Loved wasn't working for her and the kids any more.
At least they have been working some plot development into the show for the holiday season, though staging yet another confrontation on a bridge makes you wonder how seriously they take some of the show, I guess they spent the special effects budget on blood this week, though Connie was much more impressive than the random thug DJason took out
