The Young and the Restless takes a chilling turn as Phyllis Summers is haunted by a nightmare where Sharon is the killer,

pushing Phyllis to take drastic measures to protect her family.

Phyllis Summers wakes in terror from a nightmare so vivid it feels like a premonition. The nightmare depicts her son

Daniel’s lifeless body on the floor, with Sharon Newman standing over him, blood on her hands. The scene is further twisted with Phyllis’s granddaughter Lucy injured and Daniel’s partner Heather missing. The nightmare strikes Phyllis deeply, her fear heightened by the vividness of the dream and her knowledge of Sharon’s recent instability.

Phyllis’s concern rapidly shifts from mere fear to urgent action. Despite her fraught history with Sharon, which has been marked by rivalry and betrayal, this dream triggers a fierce protective instinct. Sharon’s recent deteriorating mental health adds to Phyllis’s worry, making her believe that the dream could be a harbinger of real danger.

In the dead of night, Phyllis calls Daniel, imploring him to take her nightmare seriously. Her frantic plea reveals her deep-seated fear that Sharon might be a threat to her family. Although Daniel tries to reassure her that it was just a dream, Phyllis remains unconvinced. Her desperation leads her to demand that Daniel and his daughter Lucy avoid Sharon and take precautions.

Meanwhile, Sharon’s mental health continues to spiral, her paranoia and confusion exacerbated by hallucinations of Cameron, a man from her troubled past. Despite her daughter Faith’s efforts to support her, Sharon’s condition worsens, making her increasingly dangerous. Sharon’s inability to differentiate between reality and her distorted perceptions makes her view those around her, including Daniel, as threats.

Lucy, who has become close to Faith, refuses to leave Genoa City despite Phyllis’s warnings. She believes that abandoning Faith or running from her problems would be wrong, showing her commitment to supporting her friend through the turmoil. Lucy’s decision to stay adds another layer of tension to the unfolding drama, complicating the already fraught situation.

As Sharon’s instability grows and Phyllis’s fears mount, the stage is set for a dramatic confrontation. The tension between protecting loved ones and dealing with mental health crises threatens to unravel relationships and ignite conflict. Phyllis’s nightmare may be the first sign of impending disaster, or it may be a product of her deepest anxieties. Either way, the stakes are high, and the fallout could be devastating for everyone involved.