The Young and the Restless spoilers: Will Amanda finally expose Cane's secrets as Nick and Devon race to solve the case?
Until now, Nick's role in France has mostly involved keeping others calm. He's been reassuring Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) about Victoria (Amelia Heinle) and Claire (Hayley Erin), offering some reluctant praise to Adam (Mark Grossman), advising Sharon (Sharon Case) to eat better, and telling Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) to rethink her erratic decisions. Basically, it's been business as usual for Nick — whether in Genoa City or across the ocean.
But Damian's stabbing has changed that. It's not just a metaphor this time — it's real, and Nick is convinced he knows who's behind it… and more importantly, why they did it.
Devon has his own theory
Nick isn't the only one playing detective. Devon (Bryton James), who's also been keeping busy during the France trip, has his own take on what happened to Damian. He's spent his time warning Cane (Billy Flynn) about his behavior, reminding Lily (Christel Khalil) of Cane's past, and criticizing Amanda (Mishael Morgan) for defending Cane. And of course, Devon has assured Abby (Melissa Ordway) that Dominic is fine back home.
Despite his full schedule of opinions, Devon now turns his focus to Damian's stabbing. Like Nick, he has a theory — and he's just as sure of the motive.
Amanda demands the truth from Cane
Amanda isn't particularly swayed by Devon's comments — or by Nick's newfound detective role. What she cares about is the truth. And for that, she turns to Cane.
Amanda knows enough to suspect Cane is hiding something. She's already pieced together parts of the puzzle — the who and the how. But now she wants answers about the why. And this time, she won't accept half-truths or evasion. Cane needs to be honest, because Amanda is done guessing.
As suspicions grow and truths emerge, the characters face revelations that may alter everything they thought they knew in France.
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