On The Young and the Restless, Jordan thinks she’s found the perfect mark in Seth. Of course, she doesn’t know that he’s onto her. Now, Jordan finds herself a brand new target, and Colleen Zenk has teased the deadly details.
Another One Bites The Dust
Zenk spoke to Soap Opera Digest about the twisted storyline. “Jordan thought that she had outsmarted everybody at that point,” Zenk said. “She has not yet realized that he [Seth, Brian Gaskill, who talks about his Y&R connection here] had gone against her wishes in talking to Nikki [Melody Thomas Scott] about Jordan and about ‘Isabelle’. He revealed too much to Nikki, which is how Nikki put it all together.”
Of course, Seth alerted Nikki to Isabelle, and Nikki instantly smelled a rat. She’s put Jordan’s whole plan together, which, of course, means that Jordan will end up creating a brand new plan. She hasn’t come this far in her revenge scheme to let a small detail like this get in her way.
She becomes deadly when Seth lets Jordan know he’s onto her games. “She knows she’s got to get out of this corner that she allowed herself to be back into,” explained Zenk. “She’s very dangerous and on a roll, so she’s ready to do anything to get out of there.”
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It looks as if this could spell poor Seth’s doom. But what does it mean for Nikki? Certainly, Nikki likely thinks she has the upper hand, but Jordan isn’t going down without a fight.
“If you back Jordan into a corner like a caged animal, she’ll strike out,” Zenk warned. “She needs to find a way around Seth and disappear again. Nikki is well-protected so if Jordan can’t get directly to Nikki then she’s going after Nikki’s daughter — Victoria [Amelia Heinle]. And that’s when the roller coaster begins….”
We all know Nikki will do what she has to in order to protect her family, but will this be enough to save Victoria? Also, what will happen to Claire (Hayley Erin)? This is setting up to be a true nightmare scenario for the Newmans. What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.
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