In an earth-shattering turn of events that has left the Forrester family — and viewers — stunned, The Bold and the Beautiful has delivered one of its most jaw-dropping storylines in years. The once-respected Dr. Li Finnegan has been arrested for the murder of Luna Nozawa, and it was none other than Bridget Forrester who uncovered the harrowing truth.

After Luna’s mysterious “death” during post-operative recovery, the hospital was gripped with confusion and grief. Bridget, who had performed the delicate surgery that brought Luna back from the brink, was initially left in disbelief by Li’s solemn announcement: Luna didn’t survive. But something didn’t sit right.

Bridget’s instincts as both a doctor and a Forrester kicked in. The surgery had gone well. Luna’s vitals had been stable. Her recovery was supposed to be challenging, yes — but not fatal. So how could she have died under the watchful care of a world-renowned surgeon?

That’s when Bridget began to investigate — and what she found would change everything.

It started with a gap in the hospital’s records. Then came a missing vial of an experimental sedative. Security footage revealed Li entering Luna’s recovery room alone. And the final blow: trace amounts of a lethal paralytic found in Luna’s IV line — administered moments after Bridget had stepped out.

Bridget confronted Li in a chilling scene that will surely go down in B&B history. Standing face to face with the woman she once admired, Bridget demanded answers. But Li didn’t flinch. Her confession came calmly, almost coldly: “I did what had to be done.”

Li insisted that Luna had become a danger to everyone around her. She spoke of protecting Finn, of preventing more destruction, of ending what she saw as an unstoppable force of chaos. But her self-righteous conviction only deepened the horror for Bridget — and for the audience.

When Chief Baker arrived to make the arrest, Li offered no resistance. As handcuffs clicked around her wrists, she turned to Bridget with icy resolve: “You may hate me, but one day you’ll understand.”

Now, the Forrester family — and the entire hospital — reels from the aftermath. Poppy Nozawa, devastated and enraged, calls her sister’s actions “unforgivable.” Finn is caught between grief and disbelief, unable to reconcile the image of the mother who raised him with the murderer now facing trial.

Meanwhile, Steffy remains conflicted. Luna had tormented her. Drugged her. Tried to destroy her. Part of her feels relief — but another part fears the moral cost of allowing someone like Li to decide who lives or dies.

With Li behind bars and the investigation widening, The Bold and the Beautiful is diving headfirst into one of its darkest, most morally complex arcs yet. Can justice ever truly be served when the line between good and evil is so heartbreakingly blurred?