If the previous episode was full of emotions, this week’s Days of Our Lives exploded with real drama.

After calling Tate, Sophia Choi – the pregnant girl at the center of all the trouble – decided to meet Melinda Trask, the famous lawyer of Salem, to confess everything.

The scene where Sophia entered Melinda’s office made the audience choke: her face pale, her hands holding her belly, her eyes filled with a thousand sins. “I lied.

Tate is not the father of the baby.” Melinda was startled, put down her pen.

Sophia continued: “The real father is Aaron Greene… and I’m afraid that if Tate finds out, everything will collapse.”

Meanwhile, Aaron is having sleepless nights. He looks in the mirror, sees his reflection – confused, scared. When he receives a text message from Sophia: “I need to see you”, he almost collapses. Their meeting took place in the park, under a heavy drizzle. Sophia burst into tears, confessing everything. Aaron, stunned, took a few steps back, stammering: “No… that’s impossible.”

From then on, Aaron fell into a state of panic. He was afraid that Tate would hate him, afraid that all of Salem would see him as a traitor. In a memorable scene, Aaron smashed the mirror in the room, screaming: “I never wanted this!” Blood oozed from his hand, symbolizing the broken friendship between the two men.

Tate, after the shock at the airport, became cold, decided to find Sophia to confront. When he went to her apartment, the door opened and Aaron was there. They both looked at each other – silent but filled with hatred. Tate growled: “So it was you, right?” Aaron could only bow his head, unable to say a word.

Sophia stood between the two, tears streaming down, shouting: “Stop it! No one is at fault!” But it was too late. Tate’s cold stare before leaving froze the air. When the door closed, Sophia collapsed to the floor, and Aaron could only stand there, silent in the emotional wreckage.

The Salem drama reached its climax again, and this time, it was not just love that was being tested – but trust, honor, and human conscience.