BIG week on The Young and the Restless, so let's get down to business. Here's what we have to look forward to for the week of Monday, October 6 - Friday, October 10, 2008.
- Chloe's Baby Daddy is revealed...can you guess who it is? I'll give you a hint: it's another Chancellor. Yep, it's none other than Cane's half brother BILLY!
- Since we kind of had an inkling that might be the case, how exactly did those two hook up and how would Billy react if he knew the truth? Turns out Chloe and Billy met at a newsstand in New York City, a plan Chloe deliberately put in place for the sole reason of landing a Chancellor heir. The two had a real connection, however, and Chloe fell hard. When she found out she was preggers, she realized that Bachelor Billy might not make the best daddy material, so she headed back to Genoa City to find a more suitable Chancellor Daddy. Enter Cane. The rest, as they say, is history.
- Unfortunately, Billy is not as easy to dupe as Cane, and he smells a rat right away. He asks Chloe straight up if the baby's his and Chloe answers his question with a question. She wonders what he would do if it was his. He says he'd pay the bills and be there, but doesn't offer her the dream life she'd like with him. She wants him to tell her he loves her and wants to raise the baby together, but she doesn't get that. In her heart, she knows that Cane would make a caring father - something she never had. She insists the baby is Cane's. Billy's not convinced, but he doesn't challenge her either. He'd rather leave well enough alone.
- Heather digs deep and finds out more info regarding Victor's trip to Mexico, which only fuels her desire to uncover the whole.
- In between playing head games with Katherine, Gloria helps Michael find a witness who may be able to help River's case.
- Devon learns that Tyra and Ana have disappeared from music school.
- Victoria and Neil give Adam a taste of his own medicine when he asks for his job back.
- Nick and Phyllis encounter a rough patch as they deal with the aftermath of Phyl's Editor's letter.
In other Genoa City news...
Great looking week ahead, isn't it? Let's hope for no pre-emptions!