Young and the Restless (YR) Spoilers: Reed’s Hit-and-Run Exposed – Nikki Victim and Perpetrator

Reed (Tristan Lake Leabu) never intended to hit his own grandmother with Charlie’s (Noah Alexander Gerry) car on ‘The Young and the Restless’. Mr. Hellstrom also wouldn’t have driven away if he knew what happened. But both points won’t matter when all is exposed.

Grandma Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) wasn’t run over by a reindeer on Christmas Eve, a cheeky reference that many quickly made the moment this storyline played out just prior to the major holiday event of every year. Instead, she stumbled out onto the street after exiting the Genoa City Athletic Club, after drinking a number of ounces of alcohol, and was trying to head home in a driving snow storm.

Young And The Restless Spoilers – Reed To Be Exposed

Lake’s return to the Young and the Restless cast and this outstanding young actor’s work since doing so has established a strongly compelling narrative during Christmas week. considering Reed’s understandable guilt and Nikki’s linked peril, there’s no doubt that both of these character’s actions will soon be exposed.

Viewers would think that as long as Nikki remains in a coma, her role as a criminal in the aftermath of J.T.’s (Thad Luckinbill) accidental murder will stay covered. In the meantime, Reed’s doomed act could be revealed whenever. When that happens, he’ll come to see his grandfather in a different light.

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Young And The Restless Spoilers – Reed Must Face The Music

As of now, Reed believes that Victor (Eric Braeden) killed J.T. Soon enough, the seemingly deceased man’s first-born will need to reconcile the fact that he committed a potentially fatal, though fully accidental, car strike against his grandmother, who accidentally offed the elder Hellstrom.

Coupled with that is Reed’s full knowledge that he had a suspended license. Yes, what was he thinking and why was Reed allowed to drive Charlie’s car in the first place?

Y&R, under the leadership of now-exited executive producer and head writer Mal Young, is nicely bringing this eight-month-plus arc to what appears to be its conclusion. How soapy law is administered to both Reed and Nikki seems set to follow in this storyline’s aftermath. That should come in early 2019.

As always, more detailed spoilers and a full collection of pictures for the week in question will appear here on Soap Opera Spy, where there will be more clues and hints over exactly what’s going on.