From the moment she first appeared on The Young and the Restless, viewers could see that Audra knew what she wanted — and how to get it. At first, we couldn’t believe that what she wanted was boring, mopey Noah. And we were right. She didn’t. Noah left town, and Audra remained. Because she had much bigger fish to fry. We’ve seen her use Tucker and Kyle and Nate. But now, she’s got a new target. The last person anyone expects.
What You Need, Babe, I’ve Got It
With Tucker (Trevor St. John) out of the picture, Audra (Zuleyka Silver — who made a big change) has a new man standing in the way of her and financial success. And this one should be much, much easier to manipulate.
Victor (Eric Braeden) insists that Audra share CEO duties with Kyle (Michael Mealor). Audra accepted the offer. But she didn’t realize that would mean she’d be stuck in between whiny Kyle and his equally whiny ex-wife, Summer (Allison Lanier), as they fight over Harrison (Redding Munsell — who was so cute behind the scenes). Audra has nothing to do with Harrison. But Summer has decided to make her an issue. And Audra needs that to end. Now.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Audra is perfectly capable of doing her own dirty work. But she is just as good at getting others to do it. It’s neater that way. And if Summer and Harrison get in the way of her working with Kyle, then Summer and Harrison are the ones she needs to deal with. And the best weapon to use against Summer is…Claire (Hayley Erin).
Kyle listens to Claire about what’s best for Harrison. And he’s asked her about what he should do about Summer. Even Summer has talked to Claire about Harrison. And Kyle. So far, Claire has been offering her own opinions. Yeah, that’s enough of that. Audra will help Claire figure out what to say to her employers. After all, Jordan (Colleen Zenk) has already primed Claire to do what she’s told. Audra just needs to push some of the same buttons. Claire…and Kyle and Summer…don’t stand a chance.
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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)
