'Days of Our Lives': Hope and Aiden in relationship trouble, Theresa sets her eyes on a newbie

"Days of Our Lives" has a whole week of drama lined up for its fans. People are making their moves, trying to get on top of one another. And there's no lackluster of scheming either. Here are the spoilers for Nov. 17 to 21 from Celeb Dirty Laundry: 

Nov. 17 

On Monday, Chad DiMera will start to make his power move in taking over DiMera Enterprises. He will pit Kate and Stefano against each other to create distance between the two. Chad tells Kate that Stefano is already planning a move. 

Nov. 18 

Now that Kate and Stefano are fighting, Anne and Abigail have their share of fighting at Salem Hospital, too. Abigail has just returned to work courtesy of Chad. It looks like Anne isn't very happy about this at all. 

Nov. 19 

On Wednesday's episode, Theresa Donovan is committed to winning over Brady. However, when she puts Brady's father in a coma, her chances slims down drastically. Realizing what she's done, Theresa just wants to move on now. She is setting her eyes on Paul, a newbie in Salem. 

Nov. 19 

Thursday marks relationship day in "DOOL" this week. Eve Donovan will have a talk with her son JJ and tells him to break up with Paige. In addition, Hope discovers something about Aiden's past and she doesn't like it. She confronts Aiden about it. 

Nov. 20 

While Thursday could be heartbreak-ville in Salem, Friday may mark a new relationship between Nicole and Daniel. It seems like the two "frenemies" will develop something this week. Additionally, Melanie Jonas will return to the show and rumor has it that she might be a new love interest for Brady. 

This week on "Days of Our Lives" appears like it's setting things in motion for more hellacious episodes to come in the upcoming weeks. Don't miss an episode every weekday on NBC.

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