The Young and the Restless Weekly Spoilers: Lily's Dilemma and…Cole's Death?
Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) never expected to learn that the mysterious Aristotle Dumas was really her ex-husband, Cane Ashby (Billy Flynn).
He’s a little younger, a little shorter, and he no longer comes with an Australian accent, but he claims to still be in love with her. Lily has to absorb this information, but she certainly has a bone to pick with Amanda Sinclair (Mishael Morgan).
Lily can’t believe that Amanda had been working with Cane this whole time and never said anything. The two women have a confrontation for the ages, but Amanda is not done there. She also has a run-in with Devon Hamilton (Bryton James) that gets heated.
Oddly enough, there are more arrivals at this big Cane event when Adam Newman arrives. What kind of trouble is he about to stir up for everyone? Does Chelsea Lawson join him?
As for The Great Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) and Nikki Newman (Melody Thomas Scott), they are in disagreement. Nikki is anxious to get back home and tend to Chancellor Industries, while Victor wants to stick around and see what else Cane has in store. He knows that there are more fireworks on the way.
Just because half the town is in Nice, it doesn’t mean that life has stopped in Genoa City. In fact, things are about to get quite rough for Victoria Newman (Amelia Heinle) and Claire Newman (Hayley Erin).
Cole Howard (J. Eddie Peck) calls them to his hospital room and is relieved that they got there in time to say goodbye. Victoria and Claire are stunned. What does Cole mean by goodbye? Is he delirious or is his medical situation that dire?
Mariah Copeland (Camryn Grimes) is also not fairing very well. She has split with Tessa Porter (Cait Fairbanks), but refuses to tell anyone what really happened when she was on this business trip. This week, Mariah feels the walls closing in. Is her big secret about to be revealed?
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.
