Will Audra’s Victory in France Cost Her More Than She Bargained For on Y&R?

Audra’s seduction of Kyle will lead to heartache for the businesswoman.

Y&R vixen Audra will succeed in her plot against Kyle, but will she regret it?

Audra’s plot against Kyle is underway on The Young and the Restless. The businesswoman has made progress in luring Kyle away from Claire. France is the perfect opportunity for Audra to put the final phase of her plan into motion. However, Audra might end up regretting her decision after the fallout from the trip.

Audra Comes Out on The Losing End

When Victor (Eric Braeden) offered Audra (Zuleyka Silver) an opportunity to get revenge against Kyle (Michael Mealor), she accepted. The businesswoman still held a grudge over her ex-lover for getting her fired from Glissade. By teaming with Victor, not only would she get payback, but she’d also get back into the corporate world.

All Audra has to do is break up Kyle and Claire (Hayley Erin), and she’ll have funding for the company Vibrante. Audra’s worked her magic and has Kyle cozying up to her. Now that they’re in France for Dumas’ party, Audra’s ready to carry out the final step in her plan.

Upcoming Y&R spoilers indicate that Kyle falls into a trap. So it appears that Audra will succeed in seducing Kyle and destroying his relationship with Claire. Audra completed her task and will now get what she wanted. However, she might end up losing more than she gains.

Aside from breaking up Kyle and Claire, Audra will also ruin her relationship with Nate (Sean Dominic). Nate is the best thing to happen to Audra. He helped her during one of the lowest points in her life, and made her into a better person. But her fling with Kyle proves she can’t be trusted.

Losing Nate isn’t the only heartbreak Audra will face. Her dream of starting Vibrante will be dashed when Victor withdraws funding for the project. Although Audra kept her end of the bargain, she’ll learn the hard way not to trust Victor.

With no man and no job, Audra will find herself back to square one when all this is over.