It’s another wild day in the world of The Bold and the Beautiful. If you thought you’d seen it all, brace yourself. Deacon is livid, Sheila is delusional, and Luna? Well, let’s just say she’s not letting a little thing like multiple murders stand in the way of getting what she wants. Friday's full episode recap is about to take you on a scandalous ride.
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| Deacon | B&B, CBS |
Deacon’s Got No Time for Murderers—Unless They’re His Wife
At Il Giardino, Deacon is having the kind of meltdown that only comes when a certified lunatic is running wild and free. And no, for once, we’re not talking about Sheila. Will and Electra are just trying to enjoy a meal when Deacon storms in, fuming about Bill Spencer’s hospitality skills. Apparently, setting a murderer up in a five-star suite instead of a prison cell is not sitting well with him.
Electra, ever the optimist, assures him that justice will prevail—eventually. Deacon, however, isn’t buying it, lamenting that while his friends are pushing daisies, Luna is out there enjoying life like she didn’t just, you know, kill people. Will apologizes for his father’s choices, but Deacon is in no mood for sympathy. After a brief rant, he decides to cover their meal—probably because he realizes he’s ruined it. Will, however, has other things on his mind—namely, getting Electra alone. Too bad she’s not about to let him get too handsy in public.
Sheila’s in Grandma Mode—And That’s as Terrifying as It Sounds
Meanwhile, in Deacon’s old apartment, Sheila is playing doting grandma to Luna. And yes, you read that right. The world’s most dangerous woman is practically beaming as Luna calls her Grandma. Sheila revels in the moment, eating it up like a forbidden dessert. But the real kicker? Deacon has no idea.
Luna asks how he took the news, but surprise—Sheila hasn’t exactly filled him in. Probably because she knows he’s going to explode like a volcano when he finds out. No worries, though—Sheila’s got plans. She’s searching for an apartment so Luna can be nearby, and if that’s not a red flag, I don’t know what is. When Deacon calls out for her, Sheila tells Luna to hide—because that’s always a great way to introduce a family member. Deacon walks in, only to be greeted with a kiss so intense it should come with a warning label. Meanwhile, Luna slinks out like a guilty party at a crime scene.
Luna Plays the Not-So-Innocent Bystander
At the restaurant, Luna is perched at the bar, eavesdropping like it’s her full-time job. Will is professing his love to Electra and hinting at taking things to the next level, but before things get too steamy, Electra gets pulled away on business. That’s when Luna strikes.
Back at the apartment, Sheila finally decides to drop her bombshell. She tells Deacon she has another grandchild. Deacon, thinking she means Hayes, nods—until she clarifies. “It’s Luna.” And that’s when all hell breaks loose.
Deacon’s reaction is exactly what you’d expect—pure, unfiltered outrage. He accuses Luna of being a pathological liar, refuses to believe a word of it, and is downright horrified that the woman who murdered his friends is now somehow part of his family tree. Sheila, in her usual brand of crazy, tries to convince him that Luna is just misunderstood. Deacon is not having it.
As Sheila keeps pleading her case, Deacon lays down the ultimate ultimatum: “It’s her or me.” And considering Sheila’s track record with loyalty, this could go either way.
Luna’s Seductive Proposition—And Will’s Moral Dilemma
While Deacon is busy blowing a gasket, Luna has a steamy daydream of herself in the shower with Will. Once she snaps out of it, she makes her move. She slides up to Will, feigning innocence, and casually drops the bomb that she’s been listening to his conversation with Electra. Will is clearly stunned, but Luna? Oh, she’s got a plan.
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| Luna has a steamy daydream starring Will | B&B |
She plays the redemption card, telling Will she’s committed to being a better person. But let’s be real—Luna doesn’t do “better.” She does bold. She suggests they take their rekindled connection to a whole new level—friends with benefits.
Will, to his credit, initially shuts her down. But Luna isn’t one to take no for an answer. She purrs about how she’ll have a place nearby, how he can slip in whenever he wants, and how no one ever has to know. If there was ever a moment for Will to rethink his life choices, this would be it.
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