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'Days of Our Lives' Spoilers: JJ Confronts Eve

By Virnelli Mercader, Christian Post Contributor

More drama awaits fans of "Days of Our Lives" this week, and here are a few spoilers about JJ, Eve, and Paige.

Eve has gone to great lengths to break up her daughter Paige with her boyfriend JJ. Paige has announced that she isn't going to university, and her mother doesn't care very much for her decision. Eve decides that the only way to get her daughter to go to the university that she wants her to attend is to break her up with her boyfriend. She knows that Paige won't do it, so she takes matters into her own hands.

In a scheme to break them up, Eve hires a prostitute named Jill to go to a party to seduce JJ. Jill, wanting Eve to get her money's worth, slipped some roofies into JJ's drink and took some incriminating pictures of them while he was unconscious. She then proceeded to send the pictures to Paige.

JJ realizes that he has been drugged, and this was confirmed when Dr. Dan brought him to the hospital for a blood test. The doctor proves to Paige that JJ was drugged, and she forgave JJ.

JJ also thinks that Eve could have masterminded him getting drugged, and Soap Opera Digest reveals that there will be a tense confrontation scene between JJ and Eve, but this won't deter Eve from her plans to get him away from her daughter. Instead, this spurs her on further and is now concocting another scheme to drive them apart.

"Days of Our Lives" airs from Monday to Friday on NBC.

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