The Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers update for Tuesday, February 17, reveals that Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) will deliver a crushing blow to Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson) while Cane Ashby (Billy Flynn) faces some bad Lily Winters (Christel Khalil) news.

Since Cane was chloroformed and out cold while Phyllis Summers (Michelle Stafford) worked her magic, he’s no longer in control of the Newman empire.

That means Cane has nothing left to bargain with when it comes to striking a deal with Victor Newman (Eric Braeden).

Cane may deliver a plea to Victor and urge him to surrender his family anyway.

Perhaps Cane will argue that Victor’s beef should be with Phyllis and Billy since they ‘re the ones in charge now.

However, Y&R spoilers suggest Victor won’t be willing to give up on this faux kidnapping plot just yet.

Lily agreed to go along with Victor’s plan, but she may not be in the loop on the latest chloroformed Cane and backstabber Phyllis updates.

Regardless, Victor may insist Cane is responsible for losing control and that it should be his responsibility to get it back.

Since Victor still has leverage, he might push Cane to figure this out if he wants to see Lily and the twins again.

Over with Sally, she may dig her heels in when it comes to her lack of support for Billy’s Chancellor grab and Newman Media theft.

Billy will face Sally’s crushing blow, so she may agree with his previous statement about not being able to do this anymore.

Sally may admit she can’t do this either and think a romantic split is necessary since they have two very different views of the world.

At Crimson Lights, it looks like Nick Newman (Joshua Morrow) will have depleted his fentanyl stash and will shove the bag back in his coat when Sharon Newman (Sharon Case) walks over.

That’ll lead to Sharon’s grilling session as she tries to figure out what he’s keeping from her.

The Young and the Restless spoilers say Nick will choose to do something that’ll inevitably backfire, so that may involve lying to Sharon and seeking out more fentanyl later.