Young and Restless American Spoiler for Tuesday

Chelsea has trouble believing what she is hearing from Adam

Chelsea hears Gabe say he’s Adam and confronts him. He finally admits it all to her.  She holds him and hugs him and then she lets him have it.  She shoves him and pushes him and he tries his best to talk her into letting them have a chance. Chelsea tells him she can’t do this, she can’t handle this.  She doesn’t want to lie to Connor.  

Adam starts to cry when he tells Chelsea the truth

She is hurt that Adam told Jack.  He tells her that Billy shot him.  She tells him she doesn’t know if she can keep his secret and live with it.  This is a highly emotional scene between the two of them but some good stuff. 

Michael talks Avery into apologizing to Joe for her holding him at gunpoint.  She tells him she is sorry and then she says she is sorry for not shooting him right in his face.  Avery has clearly gone over to the dark side.  She obviously wants to go to jail, all she had to do was apologize and Joe would not have pressed charges.  You have to wonder if there was anyone in the room upstairs that could have been shot. When Dylan is saying goodbye to her he tells her she needs to get help.  There is a lot of tears from both of them. Avery wants to quit being a lawyer.

Chelsea is trying to take it all in

Jack wrote the number 2 on a piece of paper and goes back into the deep coma and is unresponsive.  Phyllis takes the piece of paper and goes to see Victor.  Phyllis tells Victor she is going to get the truth out of him.    

Dylan and Sharon have a nice talk about Avery, the future and he won’t let her lift a chair.

Joe calls Paul and says he is going to drop the charges.  Cane walks in and sees Joe and punches him in the head.    

Here is a beautiful love song that fits this scene!!

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