'Revenge' season 4 spoilers: Jack makes a confession to Emily in new episodes

After an exciting episode last week, "Revenge" will take a break and will return on March. This means that fans have to wait to see what will happen with Emily and Ben's romantic entanglement. And this goes without saying, how Jack feels after he witnessed the lip lock between the two.

In the last episode "Kindred," the last scene showed Emily and Ben taking their relationship further. Unfortunately, as the two were lip locking, Jack witnessed the scene and from the looks of it, it broke his heart.

Fans have been wishy-washy with Ben. Some fans don't like him and assumes that he has an agenda for getting close to Ms. Thorne. On the other hand, some fans just don't like him because they want Emily and Jack to finally get together. It is the final season after all.

With that happened, it seems like Jack will be propelled to make the confession everyone has been waiting for. In the promo clip for Episode 15 "Bait," Jack told Emily "You have to know it's always been you."

Emily looked surprised and dumbfounded. One really can't tell whether she was relieved to hear that or not. Now that she is with Ben, how is she going to handle the situation?

Apparently, the confession is the real deal. Actor Nick Wechsler had a talk with TV Line almost two weeks ago and already hinted about this happening.

"Jack's been hanging back, waiting for her to feel ready, but he's been into her this whole time. We're slowly getting there," Wechsler said. "In an episode we just shot, there are some larger strides made in that direction."

Indeed, the time has come and hopefully, it will be smooth sailing for the two from here on out. But what about Ben? Wechsler admits that Jack will try what he can to stop Ben and Emily from moving further with their relationship.

"Revenge" Season 4 will return on Mar. 8 with an all-new episode.

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