'The Young and the Restless' Spoilers, Plot News: Devon Is Still Distraught Not Being Able to Find His Wife

More confessions and massive revelations are awaiting fans in the upcoming "The Young and the Restless" episodes this week.

Devon (Bryton James) finds out that the Jane Doe that was hospitalized is not his wife, and becomes more distraught. The false lead brings him on a more downward spiral, and he cannot take any more of this sadness. Knowing the fact that Hilary (Mishael Morgan) is just in Genoa City is harder for Devon to deal with, but this doesn't stop him in looking for his wife, despite how difficult it is.

Meanwhile, Neil (Kristoff St. John) wanted to make a run for it, but changes his mind in running away after he receives a call from Gwen (Nadine Nicole). Gwen will make a dangerous decision in dealing with Neil to limit any more damages caused by his actions. Gwen's actions will now decide whether things will turn for the better or worse.

On the other hand, Chelsea (Justin Hartley) will finally discover what is going on with Adam (Justin Hartley). Adam will try to cover up his stories, but it may not work this time because Chelsea knows that everything that he says is a lie. Chelsea is now ready to spill all his secrets and call the police, and Adam races to cover up all his lies and secrets one more time.

Ian (Ray Wise) will officially manage to escape from prison, and the news will bring panic to everyone in Genoa City. Everyone is on high alert, since they all know that Ian is one of the most dangerous people Genoa City has encountered.

Marisa (Sofia Pernas), on the other hand, will be brutally attacked and will be sent to the hospital. Noah (Robert Adamson) is called to her rescue, and fans are excited to see if the ex-couple may finally get back together.

Watch 'The Young and the Restless' from Monday to Friday on CBS.

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