The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 123 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Young and the Restless: Jill refuses to admit that she put Brad behind bars. Adam gives Cane his resume. Gloria tells River that it was his fault Michael ran away from home when he was young. Nikki flashes back to seeing Walter's dead body on the picture, but she keeps it quiet from Kay. Jeffrey finds Gloria and River chatting in a diner and immediately accuses Gloria of spending the night making love to River, but she denies it and claims River is leaving town anyway. Nikki tells Cane that hiring Adam would be a bad idea. Sharon admits to Nick that she went to ask for help from Victor. Jack interrupts them and hands Sharon's letter over to Nick. Talk turns to their exes, as Jack admits to Sharon that he's angry at his ex, but that he doesn't despise Phyllis. He confronts her about the letter but they eventually make up. Daniel adds Colleen's sketch to his portfolio. Phyllis and Nick disagree about Sharon's motives to write the letter. Kay barges through the ranch and confronts Victor about his behavior, but Victor refuses to talk to her about why he's hiding. She reminds him that everyone wants to know what went on in Mexico. She returns to Jabot, where she makes it clear to Cane that he can't hire Adam at Jabot. Cane then tells Adam he can't hire him. Adam informs Brad that Nikki is talking about him to the SEC agent.
How to Watch The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 123 Legally and Safely
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