The Young and the Restless Spoilers, July 18 Episode: Will Kyle and Audra's Passion Lead to Regret?
Jack targets Billy over business neglect
Jack is frustrated with Billy's lack of attention to Abbott Communications. While Billy has been focused on his Chancellor venture, Jack feels he's not holding up his side of the deal. Jack had invested heavily in Billy's project, but now he's questioning that decision.
On Friday's episode of The Young and the Restless, Jack decides to take action. He may pull his funding or try to take control of the company to protect his investment. Sally, who recently made a deal with Billy, might see her plans fall apart if Jack follows through.
Sharon gets alarming news about Nick
Meanwhile, Sharon will be on edge after receiving troubling updates about Nick. With the frame-up situation getting more serious, she'll want to do something to help him.
Sharon decides to take charge and figure out a way to support Nick through this crisis. Her protective instincts will kick in, and viewers can expect her to get more involved in his defense on Friday's episode.
Kyle and Audra cross a line
Elsewhere, Kyle and Audra continue their flirty dynamic during their trip, but things are about to go too far. While they've treated their interactions like a harmless game, the tension will finally boil over.
Spoilers suggest that Kyle and Audra may share a kiss or more, stepping into intimate territory. Whether it's before or after learning about Damian's murder, the shift in their relationship could complicate things with Nate and Claire.
Audra's emotional side might come out, especially if she worries about the impact Damian's death will have on Amy and Nate. Kyle could end up comforting her, which only deepens their connection.
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