Nick appears to be closing in on the truth on The Young and the Restless (YR) — the fact that Chloe orchestrated Adam’s death.
If and when Nick (Joshua Morrow) uncovers what Chloe did, he’s sure to take his findings to the police. Once he does, it’s a sure bet Chloe will end up in the slammer and facing a murder rap.
Not only will that mean the end of the happy future she’s planning with Kevin (Greg Rikaart), but also that poor Bella will be left motherless.
It begs the question, Who should raise the sweet little girl in the event Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson) is convicted? Nearly 8,000 fans had definite opinions on the subject.
Grandma Esther
If Chloe ends up in prison, 52% of you would like to see Esther (Kate Linder) awarded custody of Bella. She’s the little girl’s grandmother and loves her with all her heart.
Plus, it would mean that Bella would get to be raised in the Chancellor mansion and never want for anything in life. It’s the perfect and only solution.
What do you think? Post a comment!
Potential Daddy Kevin
Meanwhile, 27% of you want Kevin to raise Bella in the event Chloe goes to jail. Chloe and Bella have been living with him for months, and Kevin truly thinks of the child as his own.
Bella has bonded with Kevin, too. Rather than disrupt her life and take her out of the home she’s come to love, it would make perfect sense for Bella to stay put with Kevin.
Potential Daddy Billy
If it turns out Billy (Jason Thompson) is Bella’s bio daddy, some 21% of you want to see him raise the child. You’re hoping that Chloe would reveal the truth in the event she is sent to prison.
Chloe owes that much to Billy, who was just as devastated as she was when they lost their precious Delia. Uniting with Bella could finally bring Billy some peace and his ex, Victoria, would most likely offer some help raising her.
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