The war between light and darkness in The Bold and the Beautiful has reached a terrifying new chapter. At the heart of it is Sheila Carter – a name synonymous with manipulation, revenge, and unspeakable acts.

What once seemed like a long-shot dream – Sheila regaining control over her son Finn – has become a twisted mission of obsession. But this time, she didn’t go it alone. She used blood. Her granddaughter, Luna Nozawa, the naive young woman searching for love and belonging, became the deadliest pawn in Sheila’s game.

Luna, once innocent, has been methodically corrupted by Sheila’s lies. Slowly but effectively, Sheila seeded hate, weaving a narrative in which Steffy Forrester is the villain, standing in the way of family, love, and legacy. Luna believed it. Sheila turned her against Steffy, fueling a resentment that morphed into something darker: obsession.

The goal? Eliminate Steffy.

In a heart-stopping confrontation, Luna pulled the trigger, ending Steffy’s life in a moment of horrifying clarity. But the instant after the bullet left the chamber, everything changed. Luna realized she had been used. Not empowered. Not loved. Used. And now she faces prison, betrayal, and a future buried under Sheila’s lies.

Meanwhile, Finn is shattered. The love of his life, the mother of his children – gone. As grief consumes him, Sheila makes her final move, playing the caring mother, the sympathetic shoulder. With Steffy out of the picture, Sheila’s claws dig deeper, and Finn – lost in despair – is starting to believe her.

The Forrester family watches in horror as Finn slips further into Sheila’s grasp. Can they rescue him before it’s too late? Or is Sheila’s twisted plan already complete?