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may receive certain auditable data for accounting purposes. And that is all Days of Our Lives wrote for the Sophia and Tate baby story! After months of lies and deception, the truth is out about the baby,

Tesoro, Tate’s paternity and Sophia’s attempts at revenge. The teen has been caught and everything exposed! Well, maybe it’s not quite all they wrote for the story, since we still have

to find out what’s happening with Aaron and which family Tesoro ends up with, but it certainly looks like Sophia’s role in the tale is coming to an end.

Monday’s episode ended with Sophia having a psychological break, which, Sarah explained to Amy, has given her “selective mutism.” Physically, Sophia’s fine, but she had a breakdown when everyone surrounded her demanding answers and mentally is just… gone. She doesn’t speak, she doesn’t react, she doesn’t seem to be aware of anything any more.

She could, of course, pull out of this, but if spoilers are any indication, it’s not looking good. On Tuesday’s episode, Sarah is going to consult with Marlena, and we’re guessing it’s the psych evaluation she promised Amy. Because by Thursday, the doc is going to have to give Amy a hard truth — and we’re guessing it’s that her daughter isn’t going to be coming back to them any time soon.

If that’s the case, we may be seeing the last of Sophia, at least for a little while. Usually, these types of ailments result in the characters being sent off for treatment somewhere far away from town. Sometimes they come back all better, but other times they don’t.

It’s tough to say what will happen with Sophia, but one thing she does have on her side is Tesoro will still be in Salem. (And presumably, the rest of Sophia’s family, though we’ve yet to meet her mysterious father and brother!)

If this is the end of Sophia, it was a surprisingly emotional one. We’ve witnessed her becoming increasingly manipulative, dark and villainous, but in the end, Days of Our Lives reminded us that she’s still a scared, traumatized teen, who got in way over her head. If Sophia does go away and come back, hopefully she’ll have gotten the help and the healing that she needs.