On the March 11 episode of The Bold and the Beautiful, spoilers tease that Steffy and Finn remain shellshocked by Sheila’s death as their relationship suffers. Another previously blissful couple, Luna and RJ are less than joyful as Luna breaks down in tears. You don’t want to miss it.
Relationship SOS
Finn (Tanner Novlan) and Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) aren’t exactly in the best place right now. Sure, all marriages have their ups and downs. Few, however, experience such a grizzly tragedy where the wife kills the husband’s biological mother. Finn and Steffy were in a really happy phase — until Steffy stabbed Sheila to death. Steffy knows this is a huge hurdle to overcome, but she believes (as she always does) that they can get past anything. For now, it seems they are suffering separately under the same roof.
Though she tries to remain tough, Steffy is grappling with the psychological trauma of taking someone else’s life. Even though it was Sheila, even though she felt she had no choice, killing another person does not rest easy on a person’s psyche.
Finn, meanwhile, is plagued by dreams of a loving Sheila and nightmares of the deadly incident. Just taking a nap in the living room where her blood was splattered is now an upsetting event. Will Finn and Steffy find a way to process their individual trauma and come together again? Or is their sweet life together as they knew it a thing of the past?
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Luna’s Show of Sadness
RJ (Joshua Hoffman) tried to get Luna (Lisa Yamada) out of her funky mood by having a night swim on the beach. Despite looking fabulous in her swimsuit to RJ’s admiring eyes, Luna can’t shake her guilt for mistakenly sleeping with Zende (Delon de Metz).
As she grows more distressed, RJ only becomes more complimentary and comforting. Luna is so moved by RJ’s show of affection and loyalty, she breaks down in tears. Will the truth about her tryst with Zende slip out amongst her sobs?
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