'Young and The Restless' spoilers: Paul discovers new evidence of Austin's death, Chelsea unravels Adam's, Ashley's father revealed

Secrets are out and the bets are off in "The Young and The Restless" this week. There is new evidence that sheds light on Austin's murder. Adam's secret is revealed, but it makes a turn for the best. Here are the spoilers for this weeks' episodes:

The Abbott Cabin

This week, Courtney will discover something at the Abbott cabin and she will inform everyone about what she found out. With everyone rushing to the cabin after Courtney's text message, Paul will discover a new evidence that will lead him to the truth about Austin's death, reports We Love Soaps.

Adam and Chelsea

Adam or Gabriel has been on a quest to get Chelsea back for a while now. However, as Chelsea starts to unravel Adam's secrets, she started to distance herself from him. This week, the dynamic between the two will start to change.

In the sneak peek, Chelsea confronts Adam and tells him that she can't be a part of her life anymore. Adam says that she still doesn't know everything. According to the spoilers, fans will get to see an Adam and Chelsea reunion this week. This could mean that Adam explained everything to Chelsea during the confrontation and Chelsea believed him.

Meanwhile, Nick and Sage's relationship get serious and Nick wants Sage to end her fake marriage to Adam/Gabriel. Nick also confronts Gabriel when the latter threatens him and his family.

Ashley's Father

This week, Ashley will finally know who her real father is courtesy of Jack. Brent Davis is Ashley's biological father.

Speaking of Ashley, Ashley will confront Victor in the gala, while Nikki starts to doubt Victor's actions.

Who killed Austin? Is Adam and Chelsea back in each other's arms for good? What about Billy? Catch "The Young and The Restless" every weekday at 12:30 p.m. on CBS.

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