Ep 206. Ep. #12884
- July 12, 2016
Kate and Jake run into each other at the DiMera mansion, and she grills him about Gabi's whereabouts. Jake admits he doesn't know where Gabi is, but Kate doesn't believe him. Meanwhile, Gabi is hiding in the tunnels beneath the mansion, trying to find a way out. She tries to call out for help but no one seems to hear her. Abigail and Chad continue to argue about Gwen, and Chad tells Abigail that he believes her theory that Laura Horton's death was not an accident. Abigail decides to confront Gwen and ends up getting into a physical altercation with her. Rafe and Nicole continue to work together to try and find out who killed Allie's attacker. They discover a piece of evidence that points to Tripp and decide to confront him about it. Tripp denies any involvement in the crime and tells Rafe and Nicole that he knows who really did it, but he refuses to reveal the person's identity. At the hospital, Steve and Kayla discuss their upcoming wedding and reminisce about old times. They also talk about Tripp and try to figure out what really happened with Allie. Roman pays a visit to Marlena and asks her about her recent sessions with Sami. Marlena tells Roman that Sami is doing well and making progress, but she still has a long way to go.
In this episode of Days of Our Lives, the characters' storylines continue to develop, with some tensions reaching a boiling point. Kate and Jake's confrontation raises questions about Gabi's whereabouts, while Gabi herself remains trapped in the mansion's tunnels. Abigail and Chad's ongoing issues with Gwen escalate into a physical altercation, with hints of a bigger mystery involving Laura Horton's death. Meanwhile, Rafe and Nicole are closing in on their investigation into Allie's attacker, but Tripp's involvement complicates matters. Steve and Kayla's wedding plans serve as a reminder of happier times amidst the chaos, while Marlena and Roman catch up on recent events. As always, the drama in Salem unfolds in unexpected ways, with twists and turns that keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
