Thursday, October 20, 2016
The Young and the Restless Spoilers: Chelsea Faces the Prison Guard!
Heartbreaking The Young and the Restless spoilers reveal Adam’s fate wasn’t sealed by a judge after all. If he had held out in prison a little longer, he would already be back at home with his wife and son.
Adam’s Untimely Passing Changed Genoa City!
The near-fatal beating of a correctional officer proved to be a deadly mistake for Adam (Justin Hartley). After choking the guard and putting him into a coma, he was facing decades behind bars. It was this series of unfortunate events that would leave Adam dead and Chelsea’s (Melissa Claire Egan) life shattered.
When Good Intentions Backfire!
Victor’s (Eric Braeden) plot to free his son by any means possible turned into a massive tragedy. Chloe’s (Elizabeth Hendrickson) paralyzing thirst for revenge and the cabin explosion changed everyone’s lives in a matter of minutes. While it seemed nothing was going to save Adam, it turns out Chelsea’s husband had the opportunity to come home sooner than anyone thought.
It Was All For Nothing!
When Chelsea comes face to face with the guard she learns a shocking truth. The officer never meant for Adam to face any charges at all. He knew Adam’s mental state was slipping away and he was suffering from delusions. In fact, he felt bad for the prisoner and regrets not having the chance to stand by his side in court to explain exactly what happened that fateful day.
Will Chelsea Ever Recover?
It’s almost a slap in the face for Adam’s heartbroken widow. If the guard had only recovered sooner, he husband would be safe at home with her instead. She misses Adam more than she could ever comprehend and his passing has left her an empty shell of her former self. Even if she ever does move on, she’ll never love anyone with the intensity she adored her hubby.
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