Young & Restless Spoilers: How Will Phyllis & Sharon Escape Their Kidnapper?

The Young and the Restless‘ latest episode sees Phyllis and Sharon go missing from the town, causing concern among their loved ones. It’s later learned that they are being held captive in an asylum. After regaining consciousness, they are frightened and desperate to leave the place. As a result, they would be hatching an intriguing escape plan.

Here’s all you need to know about the latest spoilers for The Young and the Restless.

Phyllis and Sharon’s escape plan in The Young and the Restless explained

Phyllis and Sharon are attempting to escape from the asylum, which increases their possibility of being freed. However, their mission won’t be easy and will be filled with hurdles.

The recent episode focused on Phyllis and Sharon getting kidnapped and put into an abandoned Havenhurst Psychiatric clinic for days. After returning to consciousness, they become desperate to get out of the place. Given the location of the asylum, they found no one to help them. Not having much time to wait, they plan their rescue.

In the upcoming week, they will try to figure out multiple ways to run from the place, but each time, they would likely face a challenge posed by their captor. Their escape will be packed with difficulties, given that their captor will make sure they face psychological distress at every step. However, the former enemies will possibly not give up and will continue to make their best attempts.

Frustrated to get out, Phyllis will pick a chair and smash it on the window, making a way to let their voices be heard outside. Hoping someone from outside listens to them and saves them from this trap. But Sharon won’t let her do it. She will stop her, urging her not to put their lives in more danger. This is because her one wrong step could lead them to getting killed.

Therefore, the duo will make sure to re-strategize a clever plan that allows them to get out easily without letting their captor know. Meanwhile, their families continue to remain concerned about their whereabouts.

Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on ComingSoon.