‘The Young and the Restless’ Spoilers Tuesday November 10: Christine Arrives To Take Adam To Prison – Luca Offers Victor Assistance – Phyllis Blasts Billy

“The Young and the Restless” Tuesday previews tease that Adam [Justin Hartley] is headed for more drama as his prison sentence is hanging over his head. Luca [Miles Gaston Villanueva] offers Victor [Eric Braeden] his family’s assistance with building his company back up. Phyllis [Gina Tognoni] puts Billy [Burgess Jenkins] on blast about wanting to save Victor’s company from doom.

Adam is resting in bed when a determined Christine [Lauralee Bell] arrives in his room with Michael [Christian LeBlanc] and a police officer. Chelsea tells her, “Adam needs his rest, it’s not a good time right now.” Christine says, “Well, it’s time to transport him to prison.” The real question is if he is healthy enough for prison right now?

Luca meets with Victor and told him that his family would like to assist him with his recovery. It looks like his family is speaking of helping him with either recovering the people who perished in the fire or rebuilding his business that was destroyed in the fire. He says, “My family would like to offer their assistance with your recovery.’

Jack [Peter Bergman], Phyllis, and Billy talk about a hot topic [Victor] at Jabot. Phyllis becomes flabbergasted that Billy is considering offering Victor his assistance in rebuilding his company. She tells Billy, “You want to save the man who put me through intense humiliation? Why in the hell would you want to save Victor Newman?

This week the suspense will increase about when Adam could be transferred to prison. If Christine has her way, it will be immediately after being checked by a doctor at the hospital. Additionally, Jack and Billy want to offer their help to Newman, but Phyllis is not as forgiving and wants Victor to feel the pain of losing everything; she feels betrayed that her family wants to help him. How will it all end? Find out this week on “The Young and the Restless.”

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