‘The Young and the Restless’ Spoilers Thursday November 12: Victor Questions Baby Paternity, Chelsea Walks In – Devon Scared Hilary Has Been Changed – Sage Tells Faith About Baby

“The Young and the Restless” Thursday November 12, 2015 previews are in and they tease that Adam [Justin Hartley] may have to admit what fans have known along- he is Christian’s father, not Nick [Joshua Morrow]. Devon [Bryton James] worries that Hilary [Mishael Morgan] may never remember the life they shared before her accident. Sage [Kelly Sullivan] prepares to tell Faith that Christian died.

Devon is understandably upset that his wife; Hilary doesn’t remember their lives together. She appears to have forgotten him, and thinks she is married to his father, Neil [Kristoff St. John], still. Dylan [Steve Burton] tells Devon, “Take it easy on her, it’s a lot to take in.” Devon replies sternly, “You mess with my wife’s mind; she’s not even the same woman I married! I don’t know her!”

Sage sits Faith down next to her at the Tack House. She tells her “There is something very important I have to tell you.” Faith asked her if it was about her baby brother, Christian. Sage tearfully says, “Yes.” It seems like Faith may know something is not right, especially after how upset Sage and her father have been over the past few days.

Victor implies that the reason Adam is torn up about Christian’s death is because he is the father, not Nick. Victor tells him, “I think we both know why you are so upset. Christian was your child, wasn’t he?” Chelsea enters the room after Victor implies that Adam fathered Christian. She looks at him and says, “Am I interrupting?” Victor looked at Adam in a stern way.

It looks like Adam knows that they baby is his, and could start asking questions about his death. How will Faith react when she learns her brother is dead? Will Devon give up on his life with Hilary? Find out this week on “The Young and the Restless.”

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