In a storyline ripped straight from the boldest corners of The Bold and the Beautiful, the presumed death of Luna Nozawa has shaken the very foundations of the Forrester family—but the funeral may have been nothing more than a masterclass in deception. Orchestrated by the ever-calculated Dr. Lee Finnegan, Luna’s staged death was meant to shield her from the legal consequences of her violent crimes. But in doing so, Lee has dragged herself, Steffy, Finn, and the rest of the family into a psychological storm that no one may survive intact.

Lee’s motivations are rooted in pain, protection, and a fractured sense of maternal redemption. Once vehemently opposed to Luna and her chaotic influence over Finn, Lee’s heart changed during Luna’s near-fatal surgery. Drawing eerie parallels to her previous choice to fake Finn’s death, Lee once again manipulates reality—this time hiding Luna in secret while presenting an empty coffin to grieving family and friends.

But it’s what Steffy sees—or thinks she sees—at the funeral that takes this narrative into thrilling territory. Midway through the emotional ceremony, Steffy locks eyes with a figure in the crowd. It’s Luna. Alive. Watching. Smirking. And then gone.

From that moment, Steffy begins to unravel.

Finn dismisses her claims as hallucinations caused by trauma and grief, but Steffy isn’t convinced. Her certainty that Luna is alive begins to haunt her days and poison her nights. She dreams of Luna, watches shadows for her figure, jumps at every noise. Her growing paranoia threatens to fracture her marriage, as Finn gently insists she seek help while secretly worrying she may be losing her grip.

Meanwhile, Lee carries the unbearable weight of a lie too massive to maintain. Every sympathetic hug, every eulogy, every grieving face is a dagger to her conscience. She watches as her deception tears apart the family she once fought to protect. Her ethics as a doctor crumble beneath her desperation to give Luna a second chance—one she’s unsure the girl deserves.

As Luna heals in a secret location, hidden from justice, she herself grapples with the consequences of her actions. While physically recovering from the gunshot wounds, her psychological scars deepen. Lee hopes to rehabilitate her, but Luna resents the confinement, resentful of her situation yet aware she’s been spared a fate far worse.

What began as an emotional farewell has become a maze of secrets, lies, and psychological torment. And as Steffy inches closer to discovering the truth, and Lee loses control of the narrative she’s spun, a reckoning looms.

Because eventually, all funerals end. But not all the dead stay buried.