On Wednesday's The Bold and the Beautiful, Hope opens up to Carter, Liam is faced with a gut-wrenching decision about his future, and Brooke pulls no punches in reminding Ridge who he really belongs with.
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Hope Confesses, But Carter’s Not Buying It Yet
Let’s talk about Hope, because this girl walked right into Carter’s loft and tried to do damage control like a pro. She tells him flat-out that he’s the man she wants, not Liam. Carter looks at her like she’s just spoken another language. “Not Liam?” he asks, baffled. Hope tries to untangle the mess by insisting what he overheard wasn’t what it looked like. Newsflash: it was exactly what it looked like, but now she’s trying to make it all make sense—because life just flipped upside down.
Liam Gets the Hard Truth
Over at the hospital, Liam, Steffy, and Finn wait to hear the latest from Dr. Grace Buckingham, and let’s just say the vibes are tense. Grace walks in, and Liam immediately wants to know if there’s hope. Short answer? Nope. Grace confirms his cancer is still inoperable. But wait—she’s got a “maybe” for him. A mix of chemo and radiation could buy him a little time… if he’s willing to pay the price.
Side effects? We’re talking headaches, nausea, nerve damage, organ issues, the whole nightmare package. Liam is left reeling, asking the ultimate question: is it worth it to gain a few more months if he’s going to spend them in misery? He wants to be with his kids, not bedridden and broken. Steffy, ever the fighter, begs him to take the chance. “Kelly and Beth need you!” she pleads. Liam’s heart is torn in two. And honestly? Same.
Daphne’s Not Okay and She’s Not Hiding It
Meanwhile, back at Forrester Creations, Daphne is pouting over a pic of Carter and having full-on flashbacks about trying to convince him that he and Hope don’t belong together. Just as she’s lost in her feels, Zende, Will, and Electra stroll in with fragrance ideas that might as well be air because Daphne’s clearly somewhere else.
Then she hears the bombshell—Hope’s back at Forrester. Daphne is shook. She says the company was better off without Hope, especially Carter. Ouch. Zende gently calls her out, pointing out she’s clearly jealous because, let’s face it, she’s crushing hard on Carter. Girl, the mask slipped.
Ridge Gets Hit with Double Destiny Duty
Ridge thinks he’s just having a chill moment with Brooke in the office, going over the Hope-Steffy truce. Brooke sees an opportunity and pounces, pushing for their own reconciliation. She practically draws hearts in the air while telling him they’re meant to be. Ridge tries to play it cool, but then Katie walks in and backs Brooke up like a hype woman with a purpose.
Katie tells him straight: Brooke and Ridge are endgame, and there’s no use pretending otherwise. Ridge rolls his eyes, but deep down? He knows they’re right. Over in the dressing room, Brooke gets lost in her runway memories with Ridge. Destiny, anyone?
Hope Breaks Down and Carter Steps Up
Back at Carter’s place, the truth finally comes out. Hope breaks down and tells him that Liam’s dying. That’s what he heard earlier—her trying to explain this tragic mess. She’s terrified and doesn’t know how to process it all. Carter, to his credit, immediately softens. He promises to be there, her rock through all of it.
Hope’s ready to let go of the drama—the Daphne kiss, the takeover, all of it. She wants to focus on what matters, and what matters is Carter. He believes her this time. They kiss. Drama aside, these two just got real.
Liam Remembers His Mom—and Fears the Same Fate
Back at the hospital, Liam opens up to Steffy about his mother’s battle with cancer, how the treatments drained her until there was barely anything left. The thought of putting his girls through that same horror makes him sick. “Do I want that for Kelly and Beth?” he asks. It’s not about giving up; it’s about not letting cancer steal what little peace he has left.
Steffy begs him not to give up. She’s desperate. And while Finn tries to stay neutral, it’s clear he wants Liam to fight too. But this isn’t just about medicine—it’s about dignity. About legacy. And Liam’s got the impossible task of deciding what kind of goodbye he wants to leave behind.
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