The Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers for Wednesday, April 2, reveal that Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) will suspect Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford) while Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) smells trouble. Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) will also take charge of a situation, so let’s talk about what’s ahead in Genoa City.
For starters, Phyllis will plaster on a smile and try to keep things civil with Sally.
However, Sally may find Phyllis’ efforts phony and suspect she’s egging Billy on when it comes to revenge on the Newmans.
Of course, Phyllis has actually been standing against Billy’s latest plot to partner up with Aristotle Dumas and reclaim Chancellor.
It’s clear that Phyllis doesn’t approve of Billy’s vengeful fixation and would rather see him focus on a path forward.
Even so, Sally knows how Phyllis has operated in the past, so she may assume she’s the one keeping Billy so riled up about Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) and Adam Newman (Mark Grossman).
At some point, Sally will complain to Chloe Mitchell (Elizabeth Hendrickson) about Phyllis.
That could bring some concerns about Phyllis trying to win Billy back as well.
Whatever the case, Chloe will push Sally to rely on her sneaky side to get Phyllis out of the picture.
Since Sally has a past as a schemer, Chloe won’t think she’ll have any problems revisiting it.
Over with Jack, he may sense that Billy’s still fixated on Newman payback.
Jack will smell trouble, so he’ll probably remind Billy that he invested in Abbott Communications as a fresh start for his brother.
Billy may offer reassurance and make some predictions about the positive road he’s headed down, but his secret Aristotle alliance could lead to major issues eventually.
Next, Lily will take control on Wednesday’s Y&R episode.
After Damian Kane (Jermaine Rivers) once again defends himself, will Lily worry that Victor gave her false intel and confront him about it?
The Young and the Restless spoilers say Lily will show off her feisty side, so stay tuned for updates on any shocking news and heated confrontations to come.
