The Young and the Restless Season 35 Episode 231 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Young and the Restless: Victor asks Vic to come to Genoa City with him, but Vic is keen on returning to New York even after Victor offers to double the salary he's usually earning. J.T. prepares for his first day working at Newman. Katherine wants Amber to be her personal assistant in writing. Amber asks for Kay's advice on love. Victor informs Katherine over the phone about Hope's death. Nick questions Neil about putting the Beauty of Nature on the website that he is developing with Sharon, Phyllis and Jack, and Neil agrees to sleep on it, although he warns Nick about how Victor will react to the offer. Nikki and Victoria get into a disagreement about Victoria returning to work at Newman. J.T. assures Nick that he won't let anyone manipulate him. Vic is overcome with sadness when he reminisces about his mother. Victoria sends an e-mail to her friend Sabrina. Katherine informs Nikki about Hope's death, and they both discuss the possible change in Victor. Nick refuses to contact when Victor when Nikki fills him on the news. Jana tries to give advice to Amber about Daniel. Vic is surprised when Victor offers to buy the farmhouse to save it from selling, and Victor asks Vic to give Genoa City a chance.
How to Watch The Young and the Restless Season 35 Episode 231 Legally and Safely
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