Young and the Restless Daily Recap 10/29

In this episode of The Young and the Restless, we open at Newman Enterprises, where Diane approaches Victor to negotiate, revealing she knows about his revenge against her. Meanwhile, at the Athletic Club, Jack and Kyle discuss bringing Ashley home. At Nate’s penthouse, Amy arrives unexpectedly, hinting at unfinished business.

At Crimson Lights, Phyllis vents to Chance about Daniel’s case, demanding he listen, though he reminds her he can’t discuss it. With Christine and Daniel, the two discuss Phyllis’ accusation that Sharon might be behind Heather’s murder, making Daniel uneasy about being in public.

Back at Sharon’s, she reads a report on Daniel’s arrest and has a hallucination of Nick, who assures her they anticipated this but acknowledges it’s still hard. Later, a knock at the door breaks her out of her trance, and the real Nick arrives, sensing something is off.

In Victor’s office, Diane suggests she take over as CEO of Glissade, implying she deserves the role for the hurt she endured. Victor, though skeptical, agrees to consider her request if she proves her loyalty.

Meanwhile, Amy tells Nate about a secret she’s been holding: he has a brother, Damian, who doesn’t know about his true paternity. As she has only months to live, Amy asks Nate to find Damian so she can say goodbye. She also is hoping that Nate and Damian are able to build a bond and forge a relationship. 

Christine advises Daniel to avoid engaging with Sharon, fearing that Phyllis’ theory could damage his case. Elsewhere, Phyllis, frustrated with the investigation, decides she’ll find evidence herself. When Chance cautions her against implicating Sharon without proof, she becomes more determined.

At Sharon’s home, Nick comforts her, questioning Daniel’s motives. Sharon reflects on her guilt over Heather’s death. When Chance and Christine arrive with news of new evidence, Sharon’s fear grows as she’s arrested—only for it to be a dream, leaving Sharon shaken.

Jack and Kyle’s conversation shifts to Diane, questioning her motives and whether Victor is intentionally leading her into a trap. Back at Nate’s, Amy asks him to fill the void left by her impending absence in Damian’s life.

Finally, Christine and Phyllis agree to set aside their differences to help Daniel, aiming to build reasonable doubt. The episode ends with Sharon alone, drained and burdened by what she may have done.