Wednesday’s Spoilers Unfurl Unbridled Lust, Mounting Suspicions and a Heart That May Be Broken Too Badly to Ever Be Mended


To get over the hump of Hump Day this week, our soap faves will have to overcome a badly broken heart, a magical night that goes up in flames, the irresistible pull of past and more. Wednesday’s spoilers below have all the details…
Days of Our Lives
As Lani contemplates her future, Xander and Sarah reflect on their topsy-turvy past. (Here’s what Linsey Godfrey and Paul Telfer have to say about the couple’s potential for a reunion.) Meanwhile, Sarah’s current beau Brady plays detective with Steve, Stephanie shares her feelings with mom Kayla, and Theo grows suspicious of Johnny. Or should we say more suspicious?

General Hospital
Sounds like any hopes Brook Lynn may have had of kissing and making up with Chase are out the window, because Wednesday, she is altogether crushed. In other developments, Anna makes a sacrifice, Carly challenges Valentin, and just as Drew is making a vow, Sonny offers to help ex-wife Nina. And let’s face it, she needs all the help she can get!
Bold & Beautiful
As Finn struggles to ease Steffy’s angst, Carter makes a passionate plea — and we can all guess to what end. If not, this preview is for you. Plus, is one of Bold & Beautiful‘s leading men out? Deets here.

Beyond the Gates
As the anniversary of Doug’s death draws near, Vanessa and Randy spend a little time thinking about their loss and regrets. Across the DMV, Anita counsels a family member, Leslie’s loyalty to her mother’s legacy ruffles feathers, Izaiah makes a move that’s sure to delight Darlene, and as Jacob’s investigation takes a most unexpected turn, Smitty gets the shock of his life thanks to Heather!

Young & Restless
Love is in the air as Nate finds an amorous way to thank Stephanie for her support, and Victoria makes sure Kyle knows who’s in charge — and we don’t think he’ll mind the way she does so one bit! Alas, Billy’s romantic plan for Sally goes sideways — and things may be about to get a whole lot worse. Here’s why.




