'The Bold And The Beautiful' spoilers: Brooke tries to stop Deacon marrying Quinn, Bill and Wyatt want Nicole's information

As the week comes to a close, the characters in "The Bold and The Beautiful" work harder to achieve their goals. Some find a new way to take down someone in power, while some try to break up a matrimonial union. Here are the spoilers for April 16 and 17:

Deacon, Quinn and Brooke

Brooke is still focused on breaking apart Deacon and Quinn and of course, stopping the wedding that's going to happen very soon. Brooke will use her friendship with Deacon as leverage, saying that their friendship will end if he marries Quinn.

Brooke also tries her best to talk her way into Deacon saying that she will not let him marry a psycho. On the other hand, Quinn continues to gloat about having a beautiful wedding without inviting Brooke.

Bill, Wyatt and Nicole

In a spoiler report from She Knows Soaps, Wyatt will know that Nicole has a crush on him. Once Wyatt knows about this, he will use Nicole's attraction towards him as a way to extract information from her, reports We Love Soaps.

Bill and Wyatt knows that Nicole knows an important secret about Rick and Maya, so they want to expose this secret to take down Rick and gain control of Forrester Creations.

The preview for the next episode is very telling of the events that are about to come. Here are some of the most memorable lines in the video:

"You are not marrying Quinn!" Brooke told Deacon.

"Nicole knows something and if it could help us take over Forrester, we have to find out what it is," Bill told Wyatt.

"Rick and Maya have a secret, and we're going to find out what it is," says Wyatt.

It looks like Maya's secret may cost Rick his position at Forrester Creations. Will Wyatt be able to charm his way toward Nicole?

Catch the remaining episodes for the week in "The Bold and The Beautiful" every weekday 1:30 p.m. on CBS.

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