The events in "The Young and the Restless" are starting to get a lot more troublesome for Victoria (Amelia Heinle), as her character is headed for quite a shock in the next few episodes of the show.

Indications for the next episodes of the show have revealed that Victoria will assume that J.T. (Thad Luckinbill) has been working with Paul (Doug Davidson) since he came to Genoa City and he has been using her to solve the case. This leads to Victoria breaking down and accusing J.T. of not having genuine feelings for her, to which J.T. will most likely try to claim the opposite and will have a hard time convincing Victoria that he really loves her.

Though it does seem that J.T. does have real feelings for Victoria, as seen during the Valentine's Day episodes in which the former threw a jealous fit after seeing the latter pay too much-unwarranted attention to Billy Abbott (Jason Thompson). Apart from that, J.T. has mentioned several times that Victoria leaving him will be devastating and he might not be able to bear the thought.

Regardless, Victoria and J.T. are headed for quite a fight in the coming episodes, which may eventually dictate how their relationship pans out in the series. Some even speculate that this will lead to J.T.'s fragile health fail, with the possibility of his heart getting exhausted to the point of dying, which is also one of the ways for him to exit the show. All this is expected to happen on Tuesday, Feb. 20.

This theory checks out too since Luckinbill himself stated that his arc in the show would last until February or March of this year, meaning his departure in the long-running series is now impending.

Right now, Victoria thinks she is in control and will always want to do things her way, especially if she thinks it would be best for everyone else. This could ultimately cause trouble for J.T. in the long run, and fans are advised to keep their eyes peeled for when this will happen in "The Young and the Restless," which airs weekdays at 7 p.m. EST on CBS.