Uh-Oh!!! What Will Victor Do If Chloe Tries To Run Away AGAIN?

On The Young and the Restless (YR), Chloe is proving to have as many lives as a cat – and to be just as good at making stealthy escapes.

First, she left the mental hospital – with Victor’s help. Then she ran away from the altar after confessing to murder – with Victor’s help. Then she shook off a pursuing Nick and Chelsea by faking her death – with Victor’s help.

Now, Chloe is trying for one last getaway, this time from Victor. Will he allow it to happen? Over 7,000 viewers took a look into their crystal balls to vote:

A Run-Run-Run-Run-Runaway
Victor (Eric Braeden) has as good of a reason to want Chloe gone from Genoa City as Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson) herself does. She’s the only one with the evidence to tie him to Adam’s death – everybody else who knows so far is just going on hearsay. That’s why 52% of you expect Victor to let Chloe run… and hope she never comes back.

A Prison Fit For a Princess
On the other hand, 29% of the audience knows that hope isn’t in Victor’s vocabulary. He doesn’t depend on providence. He prefers to take matters into his own hands.

This group expects Victor to hunt Chloe down – not unlike Kevin (Greg Rikaart) accused Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan) and Nick (Joshua Morrow) of doing – then lock her up and, this time, throw away the key for good.

Finish Her!
But Victor already tried that before, counter 20% of fans. It didn’t work. Victor needs a permanent solution. And what’s more permanent than death?

The world already believes that Chloe has shuffled off her mortal coil. So if Victor hires a hit-man to actually snuff her out for good this time, will it even really be a crime? Can you murder a dead woman?

Are Chloe’s plans for a Happily-Ever-After with Kevin doomed before they even begin?

The Young and the Restless airs weekdays on CBS. Share your thoughts, leave a comment in the section below. Win exclusive member-only Y&R spoilers, prizes, and more: sign up here. Also, join the conversation on our Facebook page.