The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 132 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Young and the Restless: Cane encourages Chloe to go talk to her mother. Katherine confides in Esther that she might have health problems since she doesn't remember Jill's phone number. Esther and Chloe share a talk about the past and end up bonding with stories of Chloe's long lost love. Chloe tells Esther that she doesn't love Cane. Gloria wants Kevin to sweet-talk Kay into giving him a few shares of Jabot since she knows Kay is having health problems, so her Jabot takeover plan would succeed. Kevin visits Kay, but after a talk he ends up realizing that there's nothing wrong with Kay. Lily resigns from her job at Jabot and explains to Cane that it's the best for both of them. Cane tells Kay he somehow wants to stay connected to Lily. Jack explains to Billy, Ashley and Traci how they could get Jabot back in their hands, and Ashley is the only one that doesn't know if she wants to go along with the plan or not. Alone, Billy accepts Jack's idea to move back permanently to Genoa City and be the snitch in Jabot. Lily tells Chloe that she resigned. Cane offers Colleen a job as the Fresh Face of Jabot. Esther is even more worried when Kay doesn't remember Kate is back. John gives advice to Jack on how to handle Billy. Jill is overjoyed when Billy appears on her doorstep.
How to Watch The Young and the Restless Season 36 Episode 132 Legally and Safely
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