DAYS Spoilers: Sarah Goes On The War Path For Love

Days of our Lives spoilers for Wednesday, February 28 show Sarah going from refusing to raise a child with Xander because he’s a criminal to arguing that Xander is no criminal, and he needs to be let out of prison to raise his child with her! Xander is on board. Justin is game. But will the most important person in this scenario listen?

I Am The Law, And The Law Is Not Mocked

Evidence, shmevidence. First, Sarah (Linsey Godfrey) thought the lack of evidence proved Xander (Paul Telfer, who will be seen in THIS soon) didn’t shoot Harris (Steve Burton). Now, she is equally convinced that the abundance of evidence proves Xander is being framed.

We hope she picks one or the other before she gets in EJ’s (Dan Feuerriegel) face about it. Because, at this point, only Salem’s current District Attorney getting bored with jerking Xander around is going to get him out of prison.

What’s the Matter with Kids Today

After stirring a little bit during the night, Holly (Ashley Puzemis) wakes up from her coma. (Maybe Harris was a good influence?) Nicole (Arianne Zucker) and EJ are thrilled. But we doubt they’ll be more thrilled than Theresa (Emily O’Brien) and Brady (Eric Martsolf).

Tate’s (Jamie Martin Mann) parents are already prepared to grovel before their son and beg his forgiveness for daring to talk about him. If they can lead with the good news about Holly, maybe Tate will deign to talk to the two people who love him more than anything in the world and have done everything in their power to protect him. The gall!

I’ve Looked at Love From Both Sides Now

Meanwhile, Alex (Robert Scott Wilson) and Kristen (Stacy Haiduk) get together to share notes on how they’re going to keep Theresa and Brady apart, so they can keep them for themselves. Hey, maybe they’re the ones urging Tate to throw a fit at the idea of his parents talking about him! It’s the only explanation that makes sense up to this point.

Hush, Little Baby, Don’t You Cry

Finally, Stephanie (Abigail Klein) is sads about Everett (Blake Berris) maybe being a bad man. Chad (Billy Flynn) pats her on the shoulder and expresses sympathy. How long do we think it will be before he’s got her babysitting the kids, now that dumping them “at Doug (Bill Hayes) and Julie’s (Susan Seaforth Hayes) house” is no longer an option?