'The Bold and the Beautiful' Spoilers: Deacon Confronts Quinn About Liam's Kidnapping

Deacon (Sean Kanan) and Quinn (Rena Sofer) will have a confrontation about Liam (Scott Clifton).

According to Celebrity Dirty Laundry, Deacon will have questions to Quinn about Liam's kidnapping, and will threaten her to tell the truth or he'll reveal her secret. The website said that Quinn will eventually tell to Deacon that Liam had an accident, but will make it appear that she's just doing what's best for everybody. She'll try to spin the situation around to make Deacon try to picture it from her shoes.

However, it seems that no matter how Quinn tries to convince Deacon about her twisted plans, Deacon won't believe her. He tells her that there's nothing good that will come out of her plots about Liam, Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), and Wyatt (Darin Brooks). The website suggests that Quinn may bribe Deacon to "buy herself a little more time."

Meanwhile, Quinn will push Wyatt to make a move to Steffy, and will advise him to elope with her. However, Steffy seems to be still hung up on Liam, but something will happen this week that will make her consider that her future might really be with Wyatt.

On the other hand, Wyatt is in no rush to be with Steffy, and still wants to remain good friends. Soap Shows also said that Wyatt doesn't see any reason for now why they have to move fast, as what Quinn wants, and elope. The website said that he and Steffy are still getting to know each other romantically, and eloping might be too fast at this point. Fans wonder if Wyatt will finally be convinced by his mother to elope with Steffy.

She Knows Soaps posted the synopsis for the episode today, Feb. 9, and it reads, "Quinn and Deacon talk about Liam's kidnapping. Quinn presses Wyatt to elope with Steffy."

Watch "The Bold and the Beautiful" every day, Monday to Friday, on CBS.

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