Y&R Spoilers: Nate Gets A DNA Test – It’s His Biological Sister He Had To Donate His Lver To Save.

Amy owed him answers, and Nate wasn’t going to let her off the hook without an explanation. Nate confronted Amy, demanding to know why she had kept such a life-altering truth hidden from him for so long.

She fumbled for words, offering a fragmented and unsatisfying explanation. According to Amy, she had made the decision to protect Nate from the complications of their family’s dark past.

His sister had been raised separately, kept out of Nate’s life for reasons Amy refused to fully disclose.

Nate was furious. This wasn’t just about some family drama—this was about his sister’s life. He had a right to know her, and Amy had taken that right away from him.

But as much as Nate wanted to dwell on the betrayal, there wasn’t time. His sister was dying, and he had to decide.

Would he sign the paperwork and agree to donate part of his liver? Would he step in and save the life of a woman he had never met, but who shared his DNA?

It was a decision that weighed heavily on him—not just because of the medical risks involved, but because of the emotional turmoil that accompanied it.

Could he truly risk his own life for someone he had never seen, never spoken to, and never even knew existed until just days ago?

Nate found himself grappling with the enormity of the situation. On one hand, this was his sister—his flesh and blood—and the idea of standing by and doing nothing was unthinkable.

But on the other hand, how could he ignore the deep sense of betrayal and confusion that came with Amy’s sudden revelation?

Was this some kind of twisted manipulation, or was Amy genuinely trying to make amends after all these years?

His mind swirled with questions, doubts, and fears. Was he ready to put his body through such an intense surgery? What if something went wrong?

Nate was a doctor himself—he knew the risks better than anyone. But the clock was ticking, and his sister didn’t have the luxury of time.

She needed the transplant, and she needed it now. The doctors had made it clear—without Nate’s help, she wouldn’t survive.

In the quiet moments that followed, Nate thought deeply about the situation.

He imagined what his sister must be going through—struggling with the knowledge that her life was hanging by a thread, dependent on the decision of a brother she had never met.

And yet, in that moment, all of Nate’s anger and confusion melted away, replaced by something deeper: empathy and a sense of duty.

No matter what had happened in the past, this was his sister, and she deserved a chance to live. Nate looked down at the paperwork in front of him—the forms that would officially make him the donor.

His hand hovered over the line where his signature was needed, his mind racing with every possible outcome.