Victor Newman returns to Genoa City and immediately clashes with Adam over his decision not to destroy Billy with Newman Media.
Chelsea reveals a secret about Cane to Lily, after previously convincing Adam not to attack Billy.
Cane forms an alliance with Billy, Phyllis, and another surprising individual, setting him up against Victor.
The Young and the Restless spoilers for Monday, August 4, prove that Victor, back in Genoa City, is a Victor mad at Adam. It’s good to know that his recent traumatic experience didn’t change our old Vic an iota.
Victor Loses Patience With Adam
Adam (Mark Grossman) scaled an entire mountain—both ways—in order to bring important corporate news to his family trapped in France. Victor (Eric Braeden) thanked him. But now that he’s back in Genoa City, it’s: What have you done for me lately?
Who cares that Adam held down the professional fort while they were all gone, or that he was Victoria’s (Amelia Heinle) only family support after Cole’s (J. Eddie Peck) death? The important thing is that Adam decided—all by himself, with no fatherly input—not to destroy Billy (Jason Thompson). How could he? How dare he? Such insubordination will not be tolerated—you got that?
But Adam didn’t decide not to humiliate Billy on his own. It was actually Chelsea’s (Melissa Claire Egan) idea. She batted her beautiful eyes at him, and Adam couldn’t resist.
While Adam gets tongue-lashed by Victor, Chelsea is catching up with Lily (Christel Khalil). Chelsea knows something about Cane (Billy Flynn) that Lily doesn’t. Will she spill? And what will she ask for in return?
Cane Forms A New Alliance
Cane is back in Genoa City, too. He’s made enemies of Victor, Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott), Nick (Joshua Morrow), Sharon (Sharon Case), Jack (Peter Bergman), Diane (Susan Walters), Kyle (Michael Mealor), and Audra (Zuleyka Silver).
But Billy and Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) are more intrigued than ever. So he’s got them on his side. As well as one more surprising person. Now we’ve got a party! Will his new alliances be enough to take on the great Victor Newman? (Oh, who are we kidding, of course not!)
