Kyle Abbott sits in his office, gripped by tension as his carefully constructed life unravels. Every scheme he has pulled, every betrayal he has

committed to secure his future at Jabot, now seems to have been for nothing. Partnering with Victor Newman and stealing Jabot’s coveted

formula was supposed to solidify his power, but instead, it feels like he’s teetering on the edge of collapse. And standing in his way is Audra

Charles, a cunning and dangerous adversary who threatens to take everything Kyle has worked for.

From the moment they met, Kyle knew Audra was someone to be feared. She could see right through him, and she had a talent for manipulating people and situations to her advantage. Even worse, his own father, Jack Abbott, seems to see more potential in her than in Kyle. That realization cuts Kyle deeper than any betrayal. Jack’s recent decision to appoint Audra as CEO of Jabot—Kyle’s long-coveted position—has left Kyle not only sidelined but utterly humiliated.

The betrayal stings, but what’s worse is the lack of consultation. Audra has been handed the reins of Jabot, and Kyle is left in the cold, branded as an outsider. After all the sacrifices he’s made, including aligning with Victor, it feels like his future is slipping away. Kyle can see no path forward unless he can eliminate the obstacle in front of him—Audra.

As Kyle’s desperation grows, so does his anger. Audra’s presence means he has no chance of reclaiming his place at Jabot or in his father’s eyes. The thought of her continuing in the role that was supposed to be his is unbearable. Slowly, Kyle’s mind starts spiraling into dark territory, and he begins to entertain thoughts he’s never had before. The more he thinks about it, the more one solution becomes clear—Audra has to go.

But how? The idea of making her disappear, of staging an accident, starts to fester in Kyle’s mind. He shakes his head, disgusted with himself. Would he really consider killing her? The very thought terrifies him, but at the same time, he knows that if he doesn’t do something drastic, his career and his future are doomed.

The stakes are higher than ever. Victor Newman, having already grown frustrated with Kyle after their failed scheme, is ready to cast him aside. The stolen formula turned out to be a setup, a trap orchestrated by Jack, and now Kyle is more of a liability than an asset to Victor. If he doesn’t act soon, Kyle knows he’ll lose everything—Jabot, his father’s respect, and Victor’s backing.

Audra is the key to his survival. If she’s gone, Kyle might have a chance to salvage what’s left of his career. But the consequences of such a drastic act weigh heavily on him. The moment he crosses that line, there will be no going back. Killing Audra would not only destroy her life but also his own. His family, his freedom, and his reputation would all be lost. No matter how perfectly he executes the plan, the guilt and suspicion would haunt him forever.

Audra is more than just a rival—she’s a test of Kyle’s humanity. But Kyle feels himself slipping further toward the edge. Every failure, every betrayal, and every moment of being overshadowed has pushed him closer to the brink. He can feel the darkness closing in, whispering that this is the only way to secure his future.

As Kyle wrestles with these terrifying thoughts, he slams his fist on the desk, torn between his ambition and the horrifying consequences of his potential actions. Audra, meanwhile, is completely unaware of the danger she’s in, laser-focused on solidifying her position as CEO and proving herself to Jack and the Jabot board. But as Kyle descends further into desperation, one question looms large—how far will he go to reclaim what he believes is rightfully his?