'The Bold and The Beautiful' spoilers: Hope is jealous, Ivy and Liam get closer, Deacon realizes Wyatt is the same as Quinn

For the past three days, the focus of "The Bold and The Beautiful" episodes have been on Hope, Wyatt, Liam and Ivy's trip to Amsterdam. And if these couples are involved, Quinn and Deacon are not far away ether. She Knows Soaps spilled some spoilers for the Nov. 13 episode that fans of the series should watch out for:

Although Hope is already pregnant, it seems like she still can't move on from Liam. In fact, according to spoilers, Hope feels jealous of Ivy and Liam's budding relationship. But since she is married and knocked up, she is also trying her best to make her relationship work with Liam.

In the preview for Nov. 13, Hope is seen talking to Wyatt about their plans for the night.

"I am so glad that it's over because now we can just relax and enjoy the rest of the day," Hope says.

She later asks Wyatt when he will tell her about his plans for the night.

Hope really does look excited and Wyatt probably is, too. Wyatt is committed to doing everything possible to keep Hope by his side. He will even scheme his way through it, just like how his mother Quinn does things. It doesn't take long for Deacon to see that Wyatt is also the same as his mother in some ways.

"Wyatt is gonna provide Liam with the opportunity to help him move on from Hope," Quinn tells Deacon.

This is probably a scheme that Wyatt will present to Liam, so Liam will let go of Hope once and for all.

Meanwhile, Liam and Ivy's relationship is doing better. A guest star for the episode will help them out on a romantic date. Actor and singer Ferry Doedens will play as PR person for Forrester Creations and he will take the couple on a boat ride.

What is Wyatt's plan for the night? What is the opportunity presented to Liam? Will Liam and Ivy finally proceed with their relationship?

Catch "The Bold and The Beautiful" on Nov. 13 on CBS.

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