The Young and the Restless spoilers Diane Jenkins a woman who had weathered

many storms in her life was now facing perhaps the most heart-wrenching ordeal of

all the rejection and betrayal by her own son Kyle Abbott the bitterness in Kyle’s Declaration

of Vengeance against her was a wound deeper than any other he proclaimed that their

relationship was over that he would seek revenge for all the perceived wrongs she had done Diane overwhelmed by the emotional turmoil felt a crushing weight on her soul she
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wanted the conflict to end but the stress was too much one day unable to Bear it any longer Diane collapsed and was rushed to the hospital when news of Diane’s condition reached Kyle he reacted with cold indifference to him Diane’s collapse was nothing more than a manipulative ploy to Garner sympathy shek just being dramatic he scoffed she’s always been a master at playing the victim to get what she wants but there were those who believed in Diane’s sincerity I for one am convinced that her pain is genuine the Relentless
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barrage of conflicts had taken a severe toll on her both physically and emotionally Diane was not fabricating her distress she was truly suffering Jack Abbott Kyle’s father was incensed by his son’s cruel dismissal of dian’s plight seeing Diane in tears broke Bren and in pain stirred a deep anger within him jack could not fathom how Kyle could be so heartless so consumed by his quest for power that he had lost all sense of compassion how dare you treat your mother like this Jack shouted his voice
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trembling with Fury she’s in the hospital and all you can think about is yourself you’re no son of mine the tension in the Abbott family was at a Breaking Point Victor Newman ever the manipulator watched with a hidden smile his Ma aans had set these events into motion and now he saw the Abbott family tearing itself apart from within for Victor this was a strategic Victory a step closer to consolidating his power while his Rivals were distracted by their internal strife the situation had indeed become extremely complex and