'The Bold And The Beautiful' spoilers: Katie gives Bill her answer, Brooke seduces Ridge

Love has always been in the air in "The Bold and The Beautiful." But since Valentine's Day is coming up, the characters are taking their antics a notch higher. This week on "B&B," there will be seduction, jealousy and alliances formed. 

Brooke schemes

Brooke isn't letting go of Ridge just like that. Now that she's back in town, she's also making sure that he is back in her life for good. 

Brooke is planning to permanently break up Ridge and Caroline. What's her first plan? She tries to seduce him. In fact, she's very confident that he won't be able to resist her and he will leave Caroline, according to She Knows Soaps. 

However, she gets the surprise of her life when her attempt to seduce Ridge backfires. He doesn't accommodate her at all and this leaves her looking for an ally for help. 

Steffy stands her ground 

Steffy knows about Rick's power tripping at Forrester Creations and she won't have any of that. This week, she stands her ground and shows that bullying her will do no good. 

Despite their differences, Rick and Steffy have the same goal and that is to break up Ridge and Caroline. For Steffy, she refuses to accept that his father Ridge is dating a woman who's just the same age as her. 

Elsewhere, Ivy continues to feel threatened by Steffy. So, she talks to Aly about Steffy with the hope of getting more information. 

Katie's answer 

According to spoilers, Katie finally has an answer to Bill's marriage proposal. Is it a yes or a no? 

Ridge and Caroline 

As for the lovebirds who are against all odds, they still fight for their relationship together. Despite everyone's efforts in breaking them apart, Ridge and Caroline work on making their relationship better. 

"The Bold and The Beautiful" airs every weekday at 1:30 p.m. on CBS. 

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