The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 237 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Young and the Restless: Jack urges Billy to convince Chloe to marry him. Jill tells Chloe that her house will always be open to her. Billy and Chloe come to an agreement regarding their upcoming marriage, and even though Chloe claims she doesn't expect Billy to fall in love with her, Jack promises her that they'll somehow get there. Noah takes Eden to the ranch hoping to spend some time alone with her, only to stumble upon a surprise party. Abby insults Eden various times and orders her to get out. Victor and Nikki seem to be getting along civilly at the party. Kay has to convince Annie to stick around with her, while Roger takes Esther to the bookstore to convince Jill to buy Esther's part of the house, but Jill rejects the idea. Victor isn't pleased when Jack shows up at the party. The others are surprised when Victor buys Noah a car as a birthday gift. Amber meets with Clint at Jimmy's bar and he tries to convince her that he saw Katherine leaving Genoa City. Gina arrives at the bar and recognizes Clint. She warns Amber and Daniel to stay away from Clint. Phyllis sees Sharon stealing from the ranch. Annie tells Kay that she believes her. Noah tells Eden that there is no way he will stay away from her no matter what his parents thing. Jack informs Jill that Chloe accepted Billy's proposal and that they'll be moving into the Abbott pool house, and Jill reacts negatively to the idea of moving.
How to Watch The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 237 Legally and Safely
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