Y&R Spoilers 11/25 Phyllis will slam Michael for taking Sharon’s case and getting her out on bail
Under spoilers: Phyllis Summers is still reeling from the emotional aftermath of Nick Newman saving her life. While she’s grateful, she can’t help but question his loyalty every time she sees Nick defending Sharon Newman. Phyllis’s heart is filled with complicated emotions, making her wonder if Nick is truly on her side.
While Phyllis is expressing her feelings, Michael suddenly appears. His presence is the last straw, as Phyllis is upset that Michael took Sharon’s plea and helped her get out on bail. Michael tries to keep his cool, asserting that everyone has the right to legal counsel. He also brings up the possibility that Sharon may have been mentally incapacitated on the night of the incident. However, for Phyllis, this is just an excuse for Sharon to get off the hook—she doesn’t deserve to be forgiven so easily.
Phyllis harshly criticizes Michael, even questioning how long their friendship will last if he continues to defend Sharon. Shortly after, Michael receives a call and walks away, leaving Phyllis alone with her memories flooding back. She recalls the accident, her eyes widening as if she has just realized something important. “No way,” she mumbles. Despite having an important clue in her head, Phyllis decides to keep quiet, not revealing it to Michael.
Meanwhile, Nick leaves his conversation with Phyllis and goes to the Society restaurant, where he meets Faith and Mariah. The conversation quickly turns to Phyllis’s suspicions that Sharon deliberately lured her to the cabin to harm her. Nick shares the mysterious messages Phyllis received and the evidence implicating Sharon in the incident. However, Faith quickly realizes a discrepancy:
“Sharon couldn’t have sent that message. Mom didn’t have her phone with her when she left Crimson Lights,” Faith insists, explaining that she was the one who helped Sharon find the phone at the coffee shop.
Mariah, who has always trusted her mother, begins to analyze the situation. There are only three possibilities: either Phyllis is lying, Faith has the wrong timeline, or Sharon is lying to them. Although Mariah doesn’t want to believe it, she must consider the possibility that Sharon really did use the phone to lure Phyllis that night.
Elsewhere, Adam Newman is consumed with jealousy over Billy Abbott and Sally Spectra’s increasingly intimate relationship. When Adam complains to Victor Newman, his father remains calm and composed.
“They’re a match made in heaven,” Victor says, sparking Adam’s rage.
Instead of immediately disrupting things, Victor advises Adam not to show his jealousy. “Don’t let them know you’re upset. That’s what they want,” Victor warns.
Adam, however, can’t help himself. He decides to send a bottle of champagne to Billy and Sally’s table as a subtle challenge. Afterward, Adam leaves the restaurant, leaving Victor to carry out the next step in his plan.
Victor, in his usual cold demeanor, appears at Billy and Sally’s table, interrupting their romantic evening. His provocations infuriate Billy to the point where he raises his glass and declares, “Let’s raise a glass to Victor Newman—never to rise again.”
A new drama is set in motion, filled with endless ambition and intrigue. The Young and the Restless characters are caught in their own emotional whirlwinds. Phyllis carries a secret that could clear Sharon’s name but chooses to keep it quiet. Nick faces a dilemma between the two most important women in his life. Meanwhile, Adam and Victor continue their power struggle, while Billy and Sally are unwittingly drawn into the storm.
The story remains open, with unanswered questions. Who was really behind Phyllis’s accident? Was Sharon truly the victim, or is she hiding something? Stay tuned for updates!
