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Young and the Restless Spoilers: Diane Suspects Kyle Is Playing a Dangerous New Game

Lily turns to the one person who might still be able to stop Billy from taking Chancellor, while Diane fears Kyle is getting in over his head. Plus, Nick asks Victor to put his recovery ahead of his hatred for Jack.

Young and the Restless Spoilers August 26 Diane.Photo Credit: JPI Studios.

The Young and the Restless spoilers for Wednesday, August 26, put Jack in the position of being Lily’s last hope.

Key Takeaways

  • Lily appeals to Jack
  • Diane worries Kyle is about to do something stupid
  • Nick pleads his case to Victor

Lily Needs Jack to stop Billy before he takes the Chancellor

Billy (Jason Thompson) is convinced Jabot taking over Chancellor Industries will be smooth sailing, now that he’s found an old agreement everybody else seems to have forgotten.

Lily (Christel Khalil), however, isn’t intending to lie down and die. She’s ready to fight, and she’s marshaling her forces.

Lily wants Nate (Nathan Owens) on her side. But what she really needs is Jack (Peter Bergman). He’s the only one who has even a fraction of a chance to keep Billy in line, which is why Lily turns to him for advice.

Diane Sees Trouble Coming With Kyle’s Latest Power Play

Diane (Susan Walters) abandoned her son as a child and faked her death. Ever since then, Diane has been trying to make up to Kyle (Michael Mealor) for that horrible, horrible thing. Which means supporting him. No matter how stupid his ideas. Kyle’ss current obsession is with Billy’s stance on Jabot and Chancellor Industries. Kyle thinks he can outsmart everyone and come out the last man standing.

Diane knows she’s supposed to cheer him on. But she also knows how incompetent her son is. The trick is to make Kyle see his foolishness without throwing a tantrum. He’s like Uncle Billy in that way.

Nick Needs Victor to Put His Recovery Ahead of His Hatred for Jack

Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) asked Jack if he’d consider being Nick’s (Joshua Morrow) sponsor. Jack agreed, as long as Nick asked for it himself. Victor (Eric Braeden), on the other hand, forbids it. So that’s that.

He’s put in the position of having to beg his father to agree to what Nick needs to recover. Who is Nick going to put first, himself… or Victor? The choice should be easy, no?

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