University Hospital has never felt colder. As two lives hang by a thread — Liam Spencer in ICU and Luna Nozawa presumed dead — the corridors echo with grief, rage, and secrets so heavy they threaten to crush every bond in their path.

John “Finn” Finnegan, usually calm under pressure, is unraveling at the seams. The loss of Luna, the daughter he never got to know, is tearing him apart. His composure finally snaps when a cryptic clue leads him straight to a door he was never meant to open: Li Finnegan’s private wing. There, behind locked doors, he finds it — a monitor beeping, a girl unconscious, and a betrayal beyond words. Luna is alive.

“I caught you, Li,” Finn whispers, trembling with disbelief and fury. “You lied to me. You lied to all of us.

Li tries to justify her decision — that Luna was too dangerous, too unstable, and the world was safer thinking she was dead. But Finn isn’t listening. His pain has exploded into something volatile. This wasn’t just medical ethics. It was a mother hiding his child, again. And this time, the stakes are life or death.

Meanwhile, across the hospital, the situation with Liam Spencer spirals into crisis. Bill Spencer’s worst fear becomes real when Grace Buckingham calls a Code Blue during Liam’s latest scan. His vitals drop. His brain tumor has spread. There’s no more time. A life-threatening emergency surgery is the only shot left — and even that might not be enough.

Bill refuses to sit on the sidelines. “If this hospital can’t save my son,” he growls, “I’ll tear down the walls and find someone who can.” He calls in favors from around the world. Experimental neurosurgeons, private facilities — nothing is off limits now. But even with power and money, there are no guarantees. And Hope Logan knows it. She stays by Liam’s side, whispering old memories, willing him to hold on.

Back in Luna’s hidden room, Finn confronts Li in front of Sheila Carter — and everything implodes. Sheila, who had mourned Luna, collapses in disbelief. “You kept her from me?” she screams, and for a moment, it’s hard to tell which mother truly wants redemption — or revenge.

What follows is chaos. Luna’s condition deteriorates again. Sheila begs to help. Li refuses. And Finn, caught between two women who both broke his trust, must decide if the girl in the bed is worth risking everything to save — including his relationship with Steffy, who doesn’t yet know the truth.

As Liam goes under the knife and Luna fights for breath, the Spencer, Finnegan, and Forester families brace for a storm of reckoning. Secrets are out. Trust is broken. And nobody will walk away unchanged.

Will Liam survive? Will Luna wake up? Or will this double crisis end in double tragedy?