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'The Young and the Restless' spoilers: Nicole upsets Deimos; Joey remains a captive

Charmaine Montes October 04, 2016 11:44 PM EST

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Things are still out control in "The Young and the Restless." Spoilers for Wednesday, Oct. 5, reveal that Nicole (Arianne Zucker) will be confronting Deimos (Vincent Irizarry), which means that trouble is bound to arise.

According to spoilers, Nicole will be tired of her relationship with Deimos who isn't really as serious as she thought he was. He is still behaving menacingly, joining activities that are evil. She's just not happy that Deimos still has not changed â€” a big turn-off for Nicole.

Nicole doesn't want a part of Deimos' dangerous lifestyle and she's not just going to keep quiet about it. She will confront Deimos and tell him about his shady acts. It is not certain how Deimos will react but it's predicted that Deimos isn't going to like how a woman will be telling him off. He is just not used to having a lady speaking her mind and going against his desires in life. He will be upset but Nicole isn't scared of him. She doesn't want to risk ruining his or even her own life.

If they are going to be together, Deimos will have to change his way. Meanwhile, spoilers reveal that Joey (James Lastovic) remains a captive of the three troublemakers of Salem. Claire (Olivia Rose Keegan) got away but Joey is stuck with them. This is what the villains intended as they still have something planned for him.

Joey isn't exactly afraid but that's bound to change as he and Orpheus (George DelHoyo) have a little chat. Orpheus will tell him about the vengeance he has been seeking. He is determined to make everyone's lives as miserable as possible.

John (Drake Hogestyn), Marlena (Deidre Hall), Steve (Stephen Nichols) and Kayla (Mary Beth Evans) will get together and try to figure out what could be Orpheus' weakness be.

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