Days of our Lives Full Episode Thursday 7/31/2025 || Explosive Secrets and Ghosts of the Past Haunt Salem This Thursday
Explosive Secrets and Ghosts of the Past Haunt Salem This Thursday
Salem, Thursday, July 31st — The air in Salem is thick with tension as shadows of the past stir once more. Secrets threaten to erupt, alliances fray, and emotions run high in a day that promises heartbreak, mystery, and eerie warnings from beyond the grave.
At the Dera mansion, an unsettling quiet blankets the halls. The ancestral home feels more like a tomb as Susan Banks bursts through the doors, breathless and haunted. Her chilling revelation—that she can no longer sense the spirit of Stefano Dera—sends shockwaves through EJ and Chad. “If I can’t feel him on the other side,” she whispers, “then he’s still here… somewhere.” Her cryptic message ends with a stark warning: He’s coming back—and he’s not happy.
Meanwhile, across town, Sarah Horton signs the final pages of her divorce from Xander Kuryakis, each signature deepening the ache between them. Though they try to focus on co-parenting their daughter Victoria, the emotional wounds are raw. When Brady Black arrives, his warm presence brings Sarah comfort—and sparks a flicker of jealousy in Xander that doesn’t go unnoticed by Gwen von Leuschner, who sees heartbreak as an opening to pull him back into her orbit.
At the Johnson home, Steve “Patch” Johnson grapples with Susan’s warnings and the city’s growing unrest. Kayla offers calm wisdom, urging patience over impulsive action. But with Stefano’s shadow rising, even Steve isn’t sure if waiting is a luxury Salem can afford.
In her cluttered apartment, Stephanie Johnson drowns in stress and solitude until Alex Kuryakis arrives, offering light-hearted relief and a much-needed sense of stability. For a brief moment, she allows herself to hope. But in Salem, peace is always fleeting—and secrets never stay buried for long.
As night falls, Salem stands at the brink. Susan’s visions warn of a resurrected threat, Sarah’s buried lies teeter on exposure, and the ghosts of old betrayals loom large. One thing is certain: in Salem, the past always finds a way to rise again.
