'Bold and The Beautiful' spoilers: Steffy Forrester returns, Liam protects Hope and baby

It is almost Christmas, but still, your favorite "The Bold and The Beautiful" characters are still duking it out. Will someone finally win this week? Or will the battle still be neck-to-neck from each side?

Based on She Knows Soaps spoilers, Wyatt will seek help from Justin and Liam will do everything he can to protect Hope and the baby. Meanwhile, Deacon will dig deep to discover who pushed Wyatt to plan against his own mother Quinn.

Elsewhere, Ivy Forrester is thinking of leaving with all the drama happening. And Maya, who is still hell bent on getting Rick, will almost spoil Rick's plan. Speaking of Rick, he and Ridge are still not on good terms.

But what everyone may not have anticipated is the return of Steffy Forrester. Steffy is coming back to "B&B" on January 2015. Jacqueline MacInnes Wood will reprise her role. She will start filming this second week of December.

It is actually a surprise to hear that Wood is returning. Back in October 28, Wood took to Facebook to say that things didn't work out with "B&B" and she's not coming back. She said:

"As much as I love The Bold and The Beautiful and still wanted to be apart of it. Unfortunately we weren't on the same page contractually/scheduling etc. These things happen in this industry and I hope all my fans can understand that. I am a huge supporter of Brad Bell and the entire cast and crew. Love and kisses to all of my fans. I really do care about you all," Wood said.

Nonetheless, Wood did say after posting that message that a lot can happen when it comes to soap operas. "Never say never" is what she said. And now, here she is, making her way back to the "B&B" where scandals are nothing but normal.

Catch "The Bold and The Beautiful" this week on CBS.

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