### Title: “The Young and the Restless Spoilers: Sharon’s Heartbreaking Confrontation with Mariah Over Faith’s Tragic Death”

In a shocking twist on “The Young and the Restless,” tensions between Sharon and Mariah Copeland reach a boiling point after the tragic death of Faith Newman. Mariah, always the independent sister, seemed to have distanced herself during Faith’s final moments. As Faith lay in the hospital, struggling to survive after a severe accident, Mariah was noticeably absent, leaving Sharon to face the heartbreak alone.

Sharon, devastated and unable to comprehend Mariah’s absence, finally confronts her eldest daughter. The confrontation is intense as Sharon arrives at Mariah’s doorstep, her emotions a volatile mix of anger, pain, and disbelief. Mariah, caught off guard by her mother’s raw anguish, struggles to explain her absence. She claims she was overwhelmed with work and had planned to visit, but Sharon is not convinced. The idea that work could be more important than Faith’s life is unimaginable to Sharon, and her frustration boils over.

In a moment of sheer desperation and frustration, Sharon slaps Mariah, an action that shocks them both. Sharon’s words, laced with tears and anger, strike deep—nothing is more important than family, and Mariah’s neglect has left her mother feeling abandoned and heartbroken. For Mariah, the slap is a wake-up call. The sting on her cheek pales in comparison to the guilt that floods her as she realizes the extent of her actions—or lack thereof.

As Mariah grapples with her feelings of guilt and fear, she begins to question whether she allowed her own insecurities to create a rift between her and her family. Meanwhile, Sharon returns to Faith’s bedside, torn between relief and guilt for having lashed out at Mariah. She worries that she may have pushed her daughter further away instead of bringing her closer.

In the end, Mariah’s realization of the importance of family leads her to finally visit Faith. As she sits by her sister’s side, Mariah vows to be the sister and daughter her family needs, ready to face her emotions and rebuild the bonds that have been strained. Sharon, seeing Mariah by Faith’s side, feels a glimmer of hope that perhaps, despite the pain, their family can find their way back to each other and heal together.