The Young and the Restless (Y&R) recap for Tuesday, March 25, reveals that Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) will hide a secret deal while Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) warns him not to trust Aristotle Dumas.
At home, Sally will question why Aristotle’s been trying to get in touch with Billy, who’ll keep joking around and deflecting.
That’ll just make Sally more suspicious, so Billy will claim Aristotle’s assistant reached out to him before Aristotle eventually called himself.
Billy will act like Aristotle might be interested in investing in Abbott Communications and will point out that Aristotle was on his side after Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) swooped in for the Chancellor takeover.
Sally still won’t get why Aristotle would be reaching out to Billy again this late – and she’ll make a prediction about Aristotle not being trustworthy.
Billy will keep playing dumb, but he’ll secretly get Aristotle on the phone later to confirm the quid pro quo they discussed is moving forward.
Meanwhile, Victor will sound the alarm to Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) and suggest that Aristotle sent Damian Kane (Jermaine Rivers) to insinuate himself into the Winters’ family because of their company.
Victor will also claim that Dumas provided info on Lily and Devon Winters (Bryton James) to Damian three months ago.
Afterward on Tuesday’s Y&R episode, Lily will give Devon updates on what she’s learned and make it clear that they were right to distrust Damian.
There’ll also be some talk about Amy Lewis’ (Valarie Pettiford) first treatment going well as Devon delivers the news that she’s headed back to Genoa City with Damian and Nate Hastings (Sean Dominic).
At Crimson Lights, Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) and Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford) will struggle to know how to proceed now that the captivity drama is over.
Phyllis will talk about needing to breathe, so Sharon will take her to the park and give her a chance to.
When it comes to the title of worst enemy, Phyllis will hint that it’s always going to belong to Christine Williams (Lauralee Bell).
Sharon won’t be so sure about that, but she’ll ultimately suggest it’s a shame to feud with Phyllis when they have so many loved ones in common.
Phyllis will be willing to leave their hostility on the clinic floor, but there’ll still be questions about how exactly they’ll achieve that.
However, the fact that Sharon went through the same ordeal will make Phyllis feel less alone.
Once Sharon and Phyllis head to Society for drinks, Sharon will joke that they could try couples’ therapy.
Phyllis and Sharon will eventually share a toast as they get on the same page about taking baby steps toward peace.
The Young and the Restless spoilers say Sharon and Phyllis could face some setbacks down the road, so stay tuned!
