The Young And The Restless Spoilers: Adam’s Fate At Jabot, Newmans Left In Dust?
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The Young and the Restless spoilers show that Adam Newman (Mark Grossman) may have something better in his future than just hanging around Las Vegas trying his luck at the card tables. In fact, something that would be new and exciting and would showcase a new dynamic of the character.
While Adam is being shunned from his family for the 100th time, he has been seeking elsewhere to do his business and live his life, far away from Newman Enterprises. This is where Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) comes into play!
The Young And The Restless Spoilers – A Brand New Job With Jack Abbott?
Jack has offered Adam to come work at Jabot with him. He obviously sees something in him and all the changes he has made over the course of the last year or so and knows that Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) isn’t treating him too well.
It looks like it’s time for a change and a good change for Adam. Too often he’s been disrespected and had the rug pulled out from under him. I think he’s grown on all of us over the last year and it’s about time we see him have some success in his life.
A job with Jack, while turning his back on the Newmans is just what we want to see happen. Succeed in the face of adversity and rub in the face of your old man. He deserves it.
Y&R Spoilers – Will He Take Jack Abbott Up On The Offer?
While it’s a very enticing offer and Adam could offer a lot to the company, there’s one small thing that may have him reconsidering. That’s the information he’s been finding out about his father and the murder of Ashland Locke (Robert Newman).
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Before he ever had this offer, we thought that Adam may be plotting to take over Newman Enterprises and blackmail his father. However, while that would be dirty and could land him in a lot of hot water, this job offer at Jabot would provide him with peace of mind. While his family would obviously be upset (we’re not sure why they never seem to care), he would thrive there and we would be able to see more interaction between him and Jack, something the fans love.
What do you think? Will Adam accept the job at Jabot from Jack or will he continue to scheme the possibility of blackmailing his father for Newman Enterprises? Let us know in the comments below.
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I hope Adam accepts Jack’s offer and shows up Victor and the test of the Newman clan. This will be punch in the gut for Victor and he deserves it. This will make him furious. Victor claims love for his family but he actually means everyone but Adam. Abby needs to let Chance do his job and Victor needs to be found out for what he did. If the punch to the face and the head trauma is what actually killed Ashland then Nick could have legally been acquitted, found not guilty of murder, however if he was not dead from that then Victor is responsible, because Victoria called Chance, but should have called 911 instead of going outside.
Hope Adam accepts Jack’s offer. Victor deserves
everything he had caused. Adam is a smart guy
an I hope Adam will bring the Neumann’s to their knees. All except Nick is one stand up guy.
Victor, Nikki. VICTORIA & now Abby.
But Chance knows better. He has to do his job.
Hope the day will come when Adam brings that conniving Phyllis down. He can do it.
I would love to see Adam work with Jack. I want it to be an enormous success, and with Jacks support Adam truly come to be the better Newman both in business and in his personal life. It would serve Victor right to see his son move on and become his full positive potential under the guidance and influence of a good man that Jack Abbot is. I don’t want to see Victor vengeful but regretful, that he couldn’t be the positive force in his sons life.