'Days Of Our Lives' spoilers: Marlena and Kristen's final showdown, Theresa reunites with baby, Chad's kiss with Abigail

In "Days of Our Lives," there are three important stories to be featured this week: Theresa is finally happy; Kristen gets to face her old nemesis; and Chad does something unthinkable to Abigail. Here are the spoilers for the week: 

The Final Showdown 

This may have to be the most important thing to watch out for this week. Spoilers have been saying that Kristen will go face-to-face with her old nemesis and she is none other than Marlena. However, this won't just be another altercation. In fact, this may mean the final farewell of either of these characters. 

In this week's sneak peek, Kristen appears at Marlena's home with a gun at hand, saying, "You took John from me, you turned Brady against me and today is payback." 

The two women struggle and Marlena shouts, "Let go of me," and Kristen falls off the window.

Could this be the death of Kristen? 

Theresa and her baby 

Finally, Theresa is reunited with her baby. Fans must see the dramatic scene for this reunion this week. 

Chad and Abigail 

Chas has always been hot and cold toward Abigail, but this week, he might express what he truly feels. According to She Knows Soaps, he kisses her. How she reacts is left to be seen. 

Other spoilers 

With all the drama Eve made for JJ and Paige's reunion, Jennifer continues to reach out to her and try to be compassionate. Also, Rafe gives Eve advice.

Nicole and Eric have a great time together. As a result, she considers changing her plans.

Meanwhile, Soap Central reports that there is a Salemite who is going to repair his marriage, while another is set to make a proposal. But aside from love, there is a man who is dead set on completing his mission.

Don't miss anything in "Days of Our Lives" this week. Catch it on NBC every weekday afternoon. 

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