Y&R Spoilers: Claire reveals to Cole that she met Jordan – do they need to kill her?

Jordan thought her life was turning a corner when Claire returned to Genoa. The warmth between them was unmistakable—soft smiles, tender exchanges, and a bond seemingly restored. The icy distance that had long defined their relationship had melted.

But beneath Claire’s conciliatory demeanor lay a storm of deceit. To Jordan, this was the rekindling of something lost; to Claire, it was nothing more than a carefully calculated performance.

For Claire, Genoa had become a sanctuary, a quiet refuge from the chaos Jordan brought into her life. But to secure that peace, Jordan had to go. Permanently. Jordan wasn’t just a nuisance—she was a relentless predator. Claire knew this better than anyone.

Enter Cole, Claire’s trusted confidant and steadfast ally. Together, they plotted what had become a mission of survival.

Cole understood the depth of Jordan’s cunning and the danger she posed. When Claire confided in him about her plan, he agreed without hesitation. Their shared goal was clear: Jordan needed to be stopped.

But how do you take down someone as formidable as Jordan?

When Claire returned to Genoa, she allowed herself to lean into Jordan’s embrace, tears streaming down her face. The emotions weren’t entirely fabricated; the weight of their tangled history pressed heavily on her.

Jordan, sensing vulnerability, felt triumphant for the first time in years. Yet Claire’s tears were not of submission but of frustration and resolve.

As they parted ways, Jordan reveled in her perceived victory, while Claire braced herself for the battle ahead.

That night, Claire sat in silence, wrestling with the turmoil within her. Jordan’s return had upended her life. It was time to decide: remain a pawn in Jordan’s games or fight back. Summoning her courage, she picked up the phone and called her father.

“She won’t stop,” Claire said, her voice trembling but resolute. “We’ll never be safe as long as she’s alive.”

Her father listened in grim silence. When he asked what she meant, Claire’s voice hardened. “We need to end this.

For good.”

The next morning, Cole arrived at Claire’s home. Her resolve was evident as she laid out her plan. Poison was too risky, and a staged accident too elaborate. They needed something foolproof.

“She’s smart,” Claire said. “But she’s also arrogant. That’s her weakness.”

Together, they began plotting.

Unbeknownst to Claire and Cole, Jordan’s instincts were on high alert. She began watching Claire closely, using her network of informants to gather intel. Jordan was no stranger to betrayal, and if Claire thought she could outmaneuver her, she was mistaken.

Claire invited Jordan to a secluded cabin, claiming she wanted to reconcile. The dimly lit space was filled with tension as Jordan arrived, her sharp eyes scanning her surroundings.

“You seem different,” Jordan remarked, her suspicion evident.

Before Claire could respond, Cole stepped out from the shadows. Jordan’s smile turned cold as realization dawned.

“What’s this?” she sneered.

“It’s over,” Claire said, her voice steady despite her pounding heart.

What followed was a blur of chaos. Jordan, cunning and relentless, fought to maintain control, forcing Claire and Cole to confront the darkest parts of themselves.

In the end, Claire and Cole’s meticulous planning paid off. Jordan was arrested, her reign of terror finally brought to an end. As the police led her away, she screamed threats, but her words held no power.

Claire and Cole stood together, the weight of their ordeal beginning to lift. Though the road ahead would be fraught with challenges, they knew they had chosen the right path.

Looking out over the quiet town of Genoa, Claire whispered, “It’s finally over.”