Weekly Young and the Restless Spoilers September 9-13: Audra Plots Revenge Against Kyle

Spoilers for The Young and the Restless for the week of September 9-13 focus on characters in revenge, rescue, and attack modes.

The Revenger

Next week, Audra (Zuleyka Silver) is all about work/life balance. First, she and Nate (Sean Dominic) decide to go public with their relationship. Great news. However, we can’t seem to get Victor’s recent conversation with Nate out of our minds. Victor (Eric Braeden), who likes to control everything, won’t be happy that Audra is sleeping with one of his enemies, will he? Let’s hope her new public romance doesn’t backfire on her.

That’s the easy part of her week. Unfortunately, Victor later catches Audra going rogue. What does she do? And how does Victor make her pay for her actions? He must do something because, by the end of the week, Audra plots her revenge against Kyle (Michael Mealor). Does this mean she’s no longer the co-top dog of Glissade? Are her revenge tactics a way of getting back on top? (Check out what’s happening on Y&R on Monday)

The Rescuer

Elsewhere in Genoa City, Sharon (Sharon Case — Y&R’s Performer of the Month for August) needs help. She’s on edge, she’s scary, and it’s only getting worse. This leaves Nick (Joshua Morrow) and Mariah (Camryn Grimes) to team up to get to the bottom of what’s going on with Sharon once and for all. The two form a plan to help Sharon and, at the same time, determine whether she’s on her meds or not. Our guess: She’s off her meds. And she’s out of control.

Once again, Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) decides to pipe in and contribute to the Sharon conversation. In fact, she gives Nick a reality check about Sharon. After all, if anyone knows what it means to be off the rails, it’s her. So, we can’t believe we’re saying this, but maybe Nick should listen to Phyllis. This time.

Odds and Ends

Look for father/daughter duo Victor and Victoria (Amelia Heinle) to spice things up. Victoria and Lily (Christel Khalil) both have Billy (Jason Thompson) in common, although Lily’s not so sympathetic to the guy these days. After all, he fired her from Chancellor. Excuse us, Abbott-Chancellor. Don’t expect Victoria and Lily’s conversation to be friendly. In fact, their exchange gets heated (Also, is Lily making a mistake allying herself with Victor?). Meanwhile, Victor pushes Diane’s (Susan Walters) buttons. Does Victor just walk around town pushing people’s buttons? He does. He really, really does.

We thought Sally (Courtney Hope) had already called it quits with Adam (Mark Grossman). Didn’t she say they were over? Apparently, there’s a glimmer of light at the end of the relationship tunnel. Teasers suggest next week, Sally will make the decision about her future with Adam. Whatever decision she makes, will it stick?

Finally, Lucy, Lucy, Lucy (Lily Brooks O’Briant). Why is she making such bad choices? And don’t say because she’s a teenager. Daniel (Michael Graziadei) catches his daughter in a lie. Does this mean he and Heather (Vail Bloom) will pile on the punishments and penances? The way things are going, Lucy won’t drive until she turns 30.