Young and Restless Spoilers Video: Will Big Risks Reap Huge Rewards?
Seeking Answers
The action in this Young and Restless spoilers preview for the week of December 16 opens up at Crimson Lights where Nate and Amy are meeting with the private eye Devon recommended — Denise Tolliver. Nate tasked her with finding Damian, his half brother. “It’s your call now on where you want to take this,” Denise says. Amy looks emotional as she tells Nate, “We found him, Nate. We found your brother.” Is Nate ready to take that next step and reach out to the brother who has no idea he even exists?
In The Works
Billy is out with Sally and tells the newest lady in his life, “I’m not going to fail.” Sally proves she’s been paying attention to what’s been happening with Billy when she asks him, “How can you be so sure?” Billy manages to give the answer that should probably worry anyone who knows him by saying, “Because I have a plan.” Yet there is a new wrinkle as Billy adds, “And he just walked in the door.” What does Billy have up his sleeve this time and will one of his plans finally have a positive outcome?
Reality Bites
Over at Sharon’s house, Alan and Nick have joined her and they strategize about what she can do to get out of this mess. The man who tried to help Ashley is now there to help Sharon but will this lead to a breakthrough? For her part, Sharon has no illusions. “I accept this may not work,” she tells the men with her. But she isn’t done fighting for her freedom and shows the strength she has found again within herself. Alan seems impressed. “But I’m desperate,” she adds. “And I’m willing to try whatever I can to recover my memory.” Will Alan be able to help Sharon?
See it all for yourself in the preview video below, let us know what you think is going to happen in the comments section and for a first look at what’s happening on all the soaps next week, including Y&R, click here.
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