Could Billy and Phyllis Prove Cane's Innocence or Crash and Burn on the Young and the Restless?
Is Cane Innocent?
That's the question on everyone's minds. They're not sure if they can trust him, especially since he pulled the wool over their eyes. Cane (Billy Flynn) made everyone think he was this mysterious billionaire named Aristotle Dumas.
Now, he's entrapped everyone at his French estate in Nice. It sounds nice on paper, but it's turning into a horror movie. Cane claims that someone is out to kill him. But does he have the right suspects in mind? Damian (Jermaine Rivers) unfortunately had to die in the hands of the killer, who's still on the loose.
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Meanwhile, Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) and Billy (Jason Thompson) will team up to prove Cane's innocence. They're the only ones who trust him. But are they being easily misled? Besides, Billy and Phyllis are desperate for a new venture. Their desperation could get the best of them.
Why This Plan Could Crash and Burn
Billy and Phyllis have teamed up in the past, and we know where it went. They've become two people who are guaranteed to crash and burn in Genoa City. Billy and Phyllis have very few successes under their belts. They haven't accomplished much, individually or together.
It would be a first if they could prove Cane's innocence and get into business with him. Phyllis claims that she has a winning business idea. Meanwhile, Billy ditched his position at Abbott Communications and gave it to his girlfriend, Sally (Courtney Hope), who might find herself floundering.
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But there's one problem with this plan. Billy and Phyllis don't trust each other. Plus, they're their own worst enemies. They suffer from impulsivity and delusions of grandeur. Phyllis should've learned her lesson about working with Billy before. Hopefully, she's just using him and not relying on him like the last time. If not, then they will likely crash and burn together because she will likely take him down with her.
What are your thoughts on Phyllis and Billy teaming up? Do you think they'll be able to prove Cane's innocence? Or do you think it'll crash and burn quickly? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
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