'The Young And The Restless' spoilers: Adam's identity exposed? Chelsea and Billy decide about marriage, Kevin accesses Austin's computer

"The Young and The Restless" has an intense week ahead. Adam or Gabriel's identity may soon be exposed, while Kevin puts himself in a dangerous situation. This and more in this weeks' episodes of "Y&R." Here are the spoilers: 

Avery and Adam 

Avery has been trying to get information about who Adam or Gabriel is. This week, she discovers his signature and she immediately tells Jack about it, reports Soap Central. Upon getting the information, Jack tells Adam about Avery's discovery. 

Meanwhile, Adam still wants to win Chelsea's heart, but after what she discovered, she is now unsure as to what decision to make. This week, Jack talks to Billy about Chelsea and later, Billy and Chelsea talk about their future and make a decision. 

Kevin's investigation 

Austin's murder is no longer a secret to Dylan as Abby tells him the truth behind Austin's disappearance. But what's more intriguing in this story arc is Kevin's deep investigation about the murder. He is able to gain access to Austin's computer data where he finds out important information about Austin's past, one of which is seeing a video of Jack in Chancellor Park. Kevin wants to know the truth so he talks to Courtney and asks for help. She agrees.

Also this week, Noah and Courtney go out on a date. 

Christine vs Nikki and Neil 

Nikki and Neil are being sued by Christine for unlawful death. Christine's lawyer is hell bent on winning the case. Now that Neil's back is pushed against the wall, Hilary tries to be there for him. How will Hilary help? She manipulates the lawyer through the art of seduction. 

Other spoilers 

Sharon stands her ground against Nick, according to We Love Soaps, and Nikki spies on Victor. Additionaly, Abby and Ashley talk about Stitch. 

Catch "The Young and The Restless" every weekday at 12:30 p.m. on CBS. In the meantime, check out the preview for the next episode here. 

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