The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 69 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Young and the Restless: Heather is disturbed by Jill's complaints, and Victoria reminds her that dating Adam might be the reason Jill has an eye on her. David is worried when he realizes Gloria and Jeff have seen him at the casino. Walter is surprised to learn David has feelings for his wife. Katherine suggests to Nikki that Sabrina should co-chair the Charity Ball this year. Victoria reminds Nikki that David could still be lying to her. Nikki asks Victoria to let Sabrina be her co-chair at the Ball. Gloria wants to warn Nikki about David gambling, while Jeff is worried because Gloria can't concentrate on their honeymoon. Sabrina accepts Kay's offer to co-chair the Ball. Paul gives Heather advice on how to handle Jill, and Heather decides she will re-open the Ji Min case and work on it privately. Nikki tries to convince Sabrina that she decided not to participate in the Ball for personal reasons, but Sabrina is convinced that she quit only because of her. Victoria informs Sabrina about working together on the Ball. Jill finds Heather going through Ji Min's files, and she's relieved to learn that Heather plans to find the murderer. Gloria arrives at Jabot to tell Nikki about David. Jill slaps Jeffrey when he informs her about getting married in Las Vegas. Walter reminds David of covering up a murder, as David flashes back to murdering Ji Min!
How to Watch The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 69 Legally and Safely
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