For once, she actually didn't lay a hand on anyone, but that fact won't keep Quinn (Rena Sofer) from being blamed as the person responsible for Hope's (Kim Matula) tragic fall and miscarriage on The Bold and the Beautiful.

Quinn Promises Not To Bother Hope Anymore

She was the one who managed to lure Hope outside and into Brooke's backyard, but she had been walking away when Hope tripped over her own heels and tumbled down the stairs-losing her baby with Wyatt (Darin Brooks) in the process. Now, the fact that she was at the house in general will come back to haunt her-as she is considered to be at fault for the misfortune that has now affected all of the families involved.

"Quinn was there and something bad happened," Liam (Scott Clifton) tells Ivy (Ashleigh Brewer) and others after they arrive at the hospital in a preview clip for the Wednesday, Dec. 10 episode. "And I think that makes her responsible."

Liam Tries To Rescue Hope

And while Liam blaming Quinn for Hope's misfortune is something that can be expected, Quinn won't only have her known enemy blaming her this time around-as both her son and her boyfriend (who is also Hope's father) will also turn on her.

Wyatt had gone to serve his mother a restraining order to keep her away when he learned of the accident-and even though Hope assured him that Quinn hadn't laid a hand on her, he still wants to make sure Hope isn't hiding anything from him.

'If my mother had anything to do with this, you have to tell me, okay?" Wyatt says to his wife in the clip.

Meanwhile, back at Quinn's, Deacon (Sean Kanan) is likely on the verge of ending things with her, because she not only broke her promise to leave Hope alone, but also caused him to lose his chance at being a first-time grandparent as well.

"That's all you had to do! Just leave it alone!" he shouts at her in the clip.

The Bold and the Beautiful airs Monday-Friday at 1:30 p.m. on CBS.

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