The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 131 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Young and the Restless: Jack meets with Ashley and Traci in New York and tries to convince them that they need to have the Abbotts back in control at Jabot. Cane is disturbed when Jill supervises his board meeting. Nick, Nikki and Victoria search through the ranch house to find clues on Victor's whereabouts. Jeff is shocked when Katherine tells him that she didn't give Gloria any stock of Jabot. Gloria admits to Jeff that she was afraid he'd be disappointed in her and that Jack wouldn't go along with their plan if she hadn't lied. Lauren tries to reach out to Eden, who is having hard time facing the fact that she has to go to school. River refuses to let Michael take over his case unless Michael can sincerely say that he believes River is innocent. Michael won't let Nick know where Victor is headed. Kay makes it clear to Jill that she got what she deserved now that she can't control Cane. Billy surprised Ashley, Traci and Jack. Gloria and Jeff overhear Katherine babbling about the Carmen Mesta investigation and they realize that they might use Kay's health problems to their advantage. River accepts Michael's offer. Victor is shown on a jet, landing to an unknown location.
How to Watch The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 131 Legally and Safely
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