Just when it seems the tension in Los Angeles couldn’t get any higher, Luna Nozawa unveils her most sinister plan yet. Once seen as a misunderstood outsider, Luna now emerges as a chilling threat lurking behind innocent eyes and strategic smiles. Her target? Not Ridge. Not Steffy. But Hayes—Steffy and Finn’s young son.

In a moment that chills to the bone, Luna watches Hayes play in the park, his small frame darting after a butterfly, unaware of the eyes fixed on him from the shadows. She approaches with calculated warmth, offering a toy car and a sugary voice. “Hayes, right? I’ve got a surprise just for you.”

It’s not just a creepy encounter—it’s a strategic move in a larger plan to punish Steffy for past humiliations at Forrester Creations. Luna sees Hayes not just as a child, but as the key to inflicting the deepest pain possible.

Steffy, meanwhile, confides in Taylor about her unease. Liam’s terminal condition has left him hyper-vigilant, and he’s repeatedly warned them about Luna. At first, Taylor tries to reassure her daughter. But even she can’t shake the feeling that something’s wrong. Rumors from social circles, whispers about Luna’s obsessive nature, and her strange disappearances begin to form a dangerous puzzle.

The horror hits when Steffy turns her back for a moment, and Hayes vanishes. What follows is a pulse-pounding cliffhanger—her desperate screams echo through the park while Luna disappears into the distance, clutching a small hand.

As authorities are alerted and Ridge is pulled from his Brooke-Nick crisis, the Forrester family faces the unthinkable. Has Luna truly crossed the line into madness? And will Hayes be found before it’s too late?

What began as a jealousy-fueled grudge has transformed into a terrifying game of psychological warfare, leaving fans questioning whether redemption is possible—or if Luna has become the show’s most dangerous villain yet.