'Jane the Virgin' season 4 spoilers: Jane and Adam's relationship moving forward very quickly

The drama and the unending twists in the life of Gina Rodriguez's Jane Villanueva continue in the fourth season of CW's "Jane the Virgin." In the upcoming episode, fans will see how quickly the relationship between Jane and her new boyfriend Adam (Tyler Posey) is moving forward.

Jane, who ended up with a cast on her leg after the show's previous episode, is very happy that her new love Adam is sticking around despite getting a job opportunity in Los Angeles.

Thanks to this, the two will be taking their relationship to new levels. Jane is already thinking about having Adam meet her son, Mateo (Elias Janssen). However, Rafael Solano (Justin Baldoni), who is Mateo's biological father, thinks this is not a very good idea.

The upcoming episode's teaser shows that despite her leg being in a cast, she is about to have some fun. While her son is away from the house, Adam comes over to share some intimate moments with Jane.

"While the kid's away, mom will play," says the teaser. While the couple is having an intimate moment on the couch, the toddler Mateo surprisingly enters the house, to the shock of both Jane and Adam.

Mateo, being an adorable little man who loves his mother so much, thought that the strange man was hurting his mother. He quickly runs toward the couple, shouting "Don't hurt my mommy!" The tough little guy then gives a quick jab to the face of Adam, leaving Jane stunned in shock.

Technically, this will fulfill Jane's wish for Adam to meet her son. However, to say that the scene will be a really awkward meeting would be an understatement. How will Jane handle this?

The upcoming episode will also show Rafael's effort to get his hotel back. In his determination, he is ready to do anything to make it happen.

"Jane the Virgin" season 4 episode 3 will air on Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. EDT on The CW.

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