What Will Chloe Do If Billy Has Bella Suspicions?

Every time Billy runs into Chloe and young Bella, he seems totally taken with the adorable child. The Young and the Restless has yet to address who the little girl’s biological father is.

Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrick) insists that Bella’s pop is out of the picture, but fans suspect otherwise; like that maybe Billy is the tyke’s dad. After all, Chloe did steal Billy’s sperm from the hospital and was hellbent on creating a Delia clone after their daughter died. Although Billy doesn’t seem to suspect that could be the case at the moment, Soap Hub asked Y&R fans what you think Chloe will do if he starts questioning her about Bella. Some 4,500 of you shared your thoughts.

Switch DNA Results
Chloe’s bound and determined to raise Bella on her own with a little help from her boyfriend Kevin (Greg Rikaart). If Billy really is the kid’s dad and starts asking questions about it, 52% of you believe Chloe will switch DNA results to “prove” he’s wrong. When Chloe wants something, she gets it. And she seems to really want Bella’s dad out the picture.

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Admit the Truth
Keeping this paternity secret will eventually become too much for Chloe. That’s why 31% of you think that if Billy really presses the issue, Chloe will confess all. Chloe knows Billy (Jason Thompson) is a good father, and she’ll realize that it’s best for Bella to be raised by both her parents. It will be a win-win situation for all of them, although you expect Billy to be furious that Chloe kept the truth from him for so long.

Nothing, Bella’s Not His
The final 15% of you truly don’t believe that Billy is Bella’s father. Yes, Chloe stole his sperm, but you believe she came to her senses and didn’t do anything with it. It was too crazy a scheme even for her to hatch, and that’s saying a lot knowing what Chloe is capable of.

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