There’s rarely a dull moment on The Bold and the Beautiful, and Thursday's episode is serving up crazy with a capital C. While Steffy draws a hard line in the sand, Luna goes full unhinged with a side of Glock, and Sheila finds herself playing peacekeeper (yes, really). Ridge is riled up, Deacon’s demanding answers, and Luna? She’s out here playing villain with no brakes and no filter.
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Steffy’s Over It — and She’s Not Here to Coddle a Killer
At the cliff house, Steffy is spitting fire about Luna’s surprise visit. Not only did Luna show up uninvited, she strutted in like she was there for a family reunion. According to Steffy, the only thing bigger than Luna’s tears is her delusion. Finn isn’t arguing — he’s just sorry his wife had to deal with that level of crazy in their home. He swears Luna won’t get within sniffing distance of their kids, let alone their front door. Ridge walks in just in time to catch the aftermath and quickly jumps aboard the "Luna is dangerous" train. Steffy and Ridge are united in their opinion: Luna is a ticking time bomb, and it’s only a matter of time before she tries something again.
Luna’s Locked and Loaded — Literally
Meanwhile, in her dark little lair, Luna is busy proving everyone right. She’s buying a gun, tossing out fake stories about living alone, and then grinning like a soap opera Bond villain while scrolling through Finn’s photos. But when her eyes land on a picture of Steffy? That smile turns sinister real quick. Luna’s not just fantasizing about getting Finn back — she’s imagining a world where Steffy is out of the way, permanently. She stares down that gun, points it at an online photo of Steffy, and whispers, “Boom,” like she’s in an action movie. Luna definitely inherited her Grandma Sheila's crazy side.
Sheila Swears She’s Not in on It — But Deacon’s Not Buying the Act
Back at Deacon’s place, he’s fuming over Luna’s visit — especially because it happened under his roof. He’s furious that Sheila even entertained her psychotic granddaughter, let alone gave her a private audience. Sheila insists she tried to shut Luna down, told her to leave town, and reminded her that Steffy is off limits. Deacon, however, is seeing red. He reminds her this girl has killed people, plural, and now she’s gunning for Steffy. Sheila admits Luna is obsessed with Finn and spiraling into full-blown fantasyland. Deacon warns that Luna has nothing to lose, which makes her the most dangerous kind of crazy. Sheila's trying to convince him (and herself) that she's not being pulled back into Luna’s web, but her panicked tone says it all — even she doesn’t know what Luna might do next. Like grandmother, like granddaughter.
Ridge and Finn Circle the Wagons — But Steffy’s Ready for War
Back at the cliff house, Ridge is practically pacing holes into the floor over what could happen next. He wants extra security, more legal action, and probably a moat if he could swing it. Finn is standing firm beside his wife, promising to protect her no matter what. But Steffy? She’s not interested in playing defense. She tells them both she refuses to let Luna win or control their lives. She didn’t start this war, but she’s sure as hell going to finish it. Luna might be unraveling, but Steffy’s done playing nice — and she’s not going anywhere.
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