Beyond the Gates spoilers: Can Bradley's efforts to expose Marcel bear fruit or will he be silenced?
Jacob, Bradley collaborate on a journalistic piece
The July 9 episode of Days of Our Lives is almost here and it promises to be a compelling affair. Jacob collaborates with Bradley for a journalistic piece. The latter has been trying to expose Marcel Malone, an unprincipled cop, over the past few weeks. In fact, it is like a passion project for him.
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He, however, recently received some bad news on this front when he learnt that his editor was on the verge of pulling the plug on it. Despite this, he is adamant to continue the investigation and has already gathered info on Marcel. He also exchanges notes with Jacob. This reminds Jacob of something about his father. It, however, is not clear if he discusses it with his ally
Vanessa has an unpleasant exchange with Joey Armstrong
Meanwhile, Vanessa's tensions with the mysterious casino owner Joey Armstrong reach fever pitch and she gives with a final warning. Recently on the show Vanesa had discussed her hubby Doug's gambling debt with Joey. The casino owner got intimate with her and treated the debts as cleared. On the July 9 episode, they have a heated exchange. It may have something to do with their recent deal.
Dani Dupree tries to 'control' Andre after catching him on a date
Dani Dupree recently caught her partner Andre on a date with Ashley Morgan. In the latest episode of Beyond The Gates we see her get possessive and insecure about him. She tries to to dictate terms to him, which does not work out too well. Will this add to her worries? Watch the episode to know more.
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