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“The Young and the Restless” Spoilers: Max Reveals the Truth, Billy’s Actions Cause Turmoil
The recent episodes of “The Young and the Restless” have been quite tumultuous with Max running away, Sage dying and Abby going through the abortion.
But there is no respite for viewers in the coming episodes as more tension builds up, culminating into emotional upheavals. As per spoiler alerts, Max will open up to Stitch and tell the real truth. He will reveal that he intentionally caused the accident because he wanted Abby and her baby to leave.
On hearing this, Dylan insists on taking help of social service but Stitch pleads for mercy. He will become very emotional and rebuff the attempts of Abby and Dylan to comfort him. The rejection is being

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