Drama explodes across Los Angeles in The Bold and the Beautiful, as Lee Finnegan’s shocking deception sends ripples through the Forrester and Spencer families. Luna Nozawa’s alleged death, initially mourned by few and celebrated by her own mother, is nothing more than a carefully constructed lie. And now, as Finn inches closer to the truth, he faces a heart-wrenching decision that could either save or destroy what’s left of his family.

It all started when Lee publicly confirmed Luna’s death following surgery, claiming the young woman had suffered unexpected complications in recovery. But viewers quickly picked up on suspicious gaps: no body, no documentation, and an eerily quiet hospital. Poppy Nozawa’s cold reaction only added to the mystery. Her refusal to grieve — instead doubling down on claims that the world was “better off” without her daughter — painted a chilling portrait of maternal abandonment that appalled even Sheila Carter and Deacon.

But the truth? Luna is alive — and hidden.

Lee, determined to save Luna from legal punishment and Poppy’s toxic influence, has faked her death. She’s stashed Luna in a secret location, nurturing her recovery and promising a fresh start. “She never had a chance with Poppy,” Lee insists. “But I can help her become something better.” It’s a bold gamble — and a dangerous one — especially as her adopted son, Finn, starts to notice cracks in the story.

At first, Finn attributes Lee’s emotional distance to grief. But when hospital surveillance footage mysteriously disappears and Luna’s charts are nowhere to be found, his suspicions mount. Lee’s behavior grows defensive. She cancels plans, avoids conversations, and retreats into secrecy. Then, one night, driven by instinct, Finn follows her — and what he finds will shatter his reality.

Luna, weak but alive, stares at him from inside a secluded care facility.

The shock is overwhelming. Memories of Luna as a sweet child flood back, tangled with the horror of her recent actions. Finn confronts Lee, who begs him to stay silent — not for her, but for Luna. She argues that Luna, manipulated by her mother and thrown into chaos, deserves another shot at life away from police investigations and public scorn. “If she goes back, they’ll destroy her,” Lee pleads.

But Finn is torn. As a doctor, he’s bound by ethics. As a husband, he knows Steffy — who nearly died at Luna’s hands — would be devastated. And as a son, he’s conflicted by loyalty to the woman who once faked his own death to save him.

Meanwhile, Liam’s condition remains fragile. He’s survived emergency surgery, but new complications — and a suspiciously forceful Grace Buckingham — raise concerns about his diagnosis and treatment. Bill Spencer, filled with guilt over Luna’s release, vows to get to the truth, even if it means uncovering Grace’s secrets.

Back at the hospital, tension builds. Lee’s deception grows riskier by the hour. One wrong move, one whisper in the wrong ear, and the entire house of cards will collapse.

The question remains: will Finn keep Lee’s secret — or expose the truth, no matter the cost? And if Luna ever returns, will redemption be possible… or will it all spiral into irreversible ruin?