Sharon (Sharon Case) makes a shocking discovery, according to SheKnows Soaps. Somebody texts Faith (Alivia Alyn Lind) a photo of Sharon kissing Adam (Mark Grossman), and now Sharon must do damage control. Faith is furious at her mother for kissing her uncle. After all, Adam has been the source of so many problems for Faith this past year, and she cannot believe her mother would cheat on Rey (Jordi Vilasuso) and keep Adam around. 

Sharon very likely hopes to keep the details of the kiss a secret, but with a photo floating around, that's nearly impossible in Genoa City.

The honeymoon is over between Sharon and Rey. He demands the truth from his new wife, but she tries to keep her kiss with Adam a secret. However, Rey realizes something is going on with Sharon and Adam.

Ultimately, Sharon and Rey face a major marital crisis, and it seems like these two may not be able to weather the storm together. It is especially bad when Rey goes to Adam and manages to poke the bear with a veiled threat against his wife's ex-husband.  

After her stroke and its aftermath, it's hard to see how things can get worse for Chelsea (Melissa Claire Egan), but they do. She finds her world once again turned upside down. She realizes her worst fears when she gets a glimpse of the photo of Adam and Sharon kissing. 

What's even worse is, Chelsea can't do much about it on her own. However, she manages to communicate with Chloe (Elizabeth Hendrickson), and it seems that Chelsea will be able to rely on her best friend to help her out during this trying time. 

Finally, Victor (Eric Braeden) plots his next move. He may be a bit tired of sitting on the sidelines, and it's clear he's aware of what is going on between Adam and Sharon. There are several things The Mustache might be planning. 

Unfortunately, this time, Victor's next move goes terribly awry, and he finds himself almost immediately needing to do some damage control. It could be too little, too late, though. Victor leaves some devastation in his wake, and it might be difficult to smooth over.