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The Young And The Restless Analysis
“The Young and the Restless” spoilers for Nov. 21-25 is here! As usual, there are major happenings again as most of the people in Genoa City continues to lead complicated, troubled lives.

One of big incidents in this week’s “The Young and the Restless” involves Travis and Victoria. Although he truly loves her, Travis’ proposal for marriage somehow appeared dubious. Could there be other reasons for deciding and asking Victoria to marry him? The answers lie in the upcoming episodes.

Another thing to wait in the new episodes is the story about Dylan and Sharon. The secret is already out that Sully or Christian is not his son. But “The Young and the Restless” spoilers suggest that Dylan plans to fight for his right with Sully.

Dylan might
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