Electra has a dilemma. She loves Will, but she’s not ready to take the next step. She’s holding onto the trauma of the nude deep fakes drama caused by Remy. It sounds like Electra could use some advice from Hope, who’s been there before on The Bold and the Beautiful.
Ruin The Relationship
Will (Crew Morrow) is crazy about Electra (Laneya Grace). He’s committed and devoted to her. He also proved that he is someone whom Electra can trust and feel safe with. But there’s just one problem. Electra isn’t ready to go all the way with Will. She admitted to Ivy (Ashleigh Brewer) that she’s not as experienced as him, and she has trust issues.
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Their relationship could quickly fall off the tracks once Luna (Lisa Yamada) gets rehabilitated. When she woke up from her coma, Will was the first person on her mind. Forget about her daddy; she wants Bill Spencer’s (Don Diamont) son. This time, she might succeed at coming between Electra and Will.
Unlikely Source
Meanwhile, Electra could use advice from an unlikely source. When she was younger, Hope (Annika Noelle) wasn’t ready to sleep with Liam (Scott Clifton). Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) willingly stepped in to do the deed. Hope is the only person who can relate to what Electra is going through.
She could give Electra guidance on how to navigate her love life. It would also be nice to see Hope reflect on her younger self and what she would’ve done differently, if anything. The two could end up becoming friends. Hope could be a role model for Electra, which she desperately needs in the haze and craze of Los Angeles.
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Hope has finally come around to the Forresters. She’s in a good place with Steffy. And Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) is seemingly regretting some of the cruel things he said about Brooke’s (Katherine Kelly Lang) daughter. We have yet to see the day when he’ll apologize, but we’re getting closer. So, now would be a good time for Hope to consult Electra on her relationship. It would be nice to see them bond over this dilemma, and to see Hope’s perspective as an adult.
