Hope is not sure if Carter shares her views—she wants to fire everyone in the Forrester family from Forrester Creations.

Hope is worried that these people could sabotage the company. In short, eliminating all threats seems like the best and safest option.

Carter agrees with this idea. He sees power as the most fragile thing, so he believes he must be careful. In addition, Carter has the idea of changing the name of Forrester Creations.

Now that Carter is in charge and is not a member of the Forrester family, the name makes him feel uncomfortable.

Carter doesn’t want anything to do with the Forrester family anymore; he wants the company to feel like his own. Carter is confident that Ridge and Steffy will never be able to take back Forrester Creations.

He has worked very closely and ensured there are no loopholes. Carter even wants to make the name change public to solidify his ownership.

Carter is no longer a small employee but the boss of a large company—a company that bears his name and is not tied to the Forrester family. Hope is happy to hear this plan.

Zendé, Electra, Steffy, and Ridge are overwhelmed when they hear they’ve been fired. It’s clear that Carter’s decision was made to target the Forrester family.

They are all people who have devoted themselves to the company for many years and have not made any mistakes.

Carter has blatantly taken over their family’s company and fired them without reason. They are extremely angry. If Carter does this, it will show he truly has no humanity left.

What no one knows is that Hope was the one who came up with this idea, and Carter simply agreed.

As for Zendé, he never expected his best friend to betray him. Carter knew how important this job was to Zendé, but he still made this decision, proving he did not value their friendship.