The Young and the Restless Recap: Sharon Connects With Adam!

The Young and the Restless recap for Tuesday, May 7 features Nikki arriving in Vegas, where Victor takes charge of the investigation she started. Also, Arturo and Mia reconnected and Phyllis exploited Summer for her own gains.

Know Him From Adam
Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) arrived in Las Vegas and confirmed that Adam is alive. Victor (Eric Braeden) assured her he had everything under control. Sharon (Sharon Case) called Adam, and they arranged a meeting.

Rey (Jordi Vilasuso) wanted to shadow her, and Nikki agreed, but Victor insisted he had everything under control. Sharon was to go alone, just like Adam demanded. Victor told Rey not to mess with his family. Because Victor had everything under control. Did you get that?

Meanwhile, Nikki told Nick (Joshua Morrow) about Sharon’s meeting, which makes Nick worry about Christian. So, he played with him.

Sex Sells
Abby (Melissa Ordway) turned down Arturo’s (Jason Canela) attempt to reconcile — and bought Nate a drink, instead. Phyllis turned Mia (Noemi Gonzalez) down for a job. The two rejected people responded by having sex with one another. (There’s another way to get over things?)

They discussed going back to Miami — especially before Paul (Doug Davidson) figured out Mia was the one who attacked Lola.

Fall Into Your Laptop
Lola (Sasha Calle) was chill about Kyle (Michael Mealor) going on a business trip with Summer (Hunter King). She kissed him goodbye while Summer quietly gagged. Lola told Abby that Summer was being mature about the breakup. Abby showed Lola a photo that she said proved Summer is anything but.

Nick accused Phyllis (Gina Tognoni) of encouraging Summer to stay at Jabot so she could spy on them. Phyllis denied. Later, she pitched a business partnership to Jack (Peter Bergman), who all but laughed her out of the office.

A pissed off Phyllis used Summer’s laptop to hack into Jabot. Oh, yeah, Nick was totally off-base, here.

The Young and the Restless (YR) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.