'Days of Our Lives' spoilers: Eric confirms truth about Serena, Clint tries to destroy Brady and Theresa's relationship

The battle for DiMera Enterprises continues this week in "Days of Our Lives." There are threats looming everywhere in Salem City and in the next few days, fans will get to see how the Salemites will deal with these issues. Here are the spoilers from March 16 to 20: 

Kate vs Stefano

The battle for control of DiMera Enterprises continues on. Neither Kate nor Stefano is backing down. But this week, Abe and Hope find a way to put Stefano behind bars, reports Soap Central. Could this mean a final win for Kate? 

Will vs Paul 

Will wants Paul out of Salem City so he threatens to expose who Paul's father is. According to We Love Soaps, Will tries if his threats would work. But just to be on the safe side, he also pressures Tori to help him — through getting Paul to leave town for good. 

Clint vs Brady 

Clint has set his eyes on Theresa. The only problem is, she is together with Brady. Clint devices a plan that will make Daniel doubt the latter. This makes Brady do whatever he can to prove his innocence. Now that Brady is in trouble, Clint tries to make a move on Theresa but she won't budge. 

Other spoilers

Paige and Eve are attracted to J.J.'s musical skills. Is Paige going to forgive J.J. now? As for Nicole and Serena, Eric confirms Nicole's suspicions. It appears that Serena must swap statues to get the approval of her boss. 

Moreover, this is the week when Sonny returns from his trip. Will Sonny and Will fix their relationship? Also, Adrienne will have a problem choosing between the two guys in her life. 

"Days of Our Lives" airs every weekday afternoon on NBC. Check out the weekly preview for this week's episodes here. 

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