The Young and the Restless Weekly Spoilers: Genoa City - and Lily - Reel From The Aristotle Dumas Reveal
Now that we know that Aristotle Dumas is really Cane Ashby (Billy Flynn), the games can now begin. First, can we stop using that silly name now and just go back to calling him Cane without an Australian accent?
The Great Victor Newman’s (Eric Braeden) suspicions were confirmed, but Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) is left with more questions than answers. She does her best to avoid Cane, who definitely wants to talk to her more, and ends up leaning on Damian Kane (Jermaine Rivers), rather than her ex-husband, Cane.
Meanwhile, Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) and Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) come up with a plan and conspire against Cane. Why do we get the feeling that this is going to backfire on them?
When Abby Newman (Melissa Ordway) finally arrives on the scene, she is as shocked as anyone to see Cane. She is also surprised to find that Chance Chancellor (Conner Floyd) is on this trip, so she will be with her ex-husband and her new husband, as well as Amanda Sinclair (Mishael Morgan). Can someone say awkward?
Sharon Collins (Sharon Case) and Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford) begin to have traumatic flashbacks from their time being held hostage by Martin Laurent (Christopher Cousins), the crazy man who tried to get them to be friends. There is a crack in that friendship, but now they have to work together again to get out of the maze. Will Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) survive Sharon and Phyllis together?
With Damian out of town and Kyle Abbott (Michael Mealor) in Nice, Claire Newman (Hayley Erin) is all alone and left to her own devices when she runs into Holden (Nathan Owens). The two flirt some more but will it lead to something else for these two lonely souls?
There is definitely an attraction there and Claire might lose Kyle to Audra Charles (Zuleyka Silvr), so why not explore what could happen with Holden?
Tune into all-new episodes of The Young and the Restless weekdays on CBS to see how these stories play out.
Elizabeth Rose has spent most of her long adult life writing about soaps off and on. She grew up on long-departed soaps Another World, Santa Barbara, All My Children, One Life to Live, and Guiding Light. Since college she has been a General Hospital lover and considers herself to be an encyclopedia of everything daytime.
