At the cliff house, Luna tells Steffy she did her homework and made sure they’re alone. Steffy grabs her phone and asks if she’s threatening her. “I don’t owe you anything.” Luna says, “No, but I do owe you something. That’s why I’m here.”

Steffy’s not interested in anything she has to say. Luna reminds Steffy that she’s her husband’s daughter. Steffy says Finn wants nothing to do with her. Luna argues he would if not for her. She knows she wants her to disappear or pretend she doesn’t exist, but she does exist. She needs Finn to be part of her life. How much more does Steffy expect her to take of her keeping her away from her father?!

Luna wonders if Steffy wants her to beg. Steffy tells her she’s living in a fantasy world where Finn will forget everything that happened and embrace her. She’s a murderer. Luna says she’s not the same person anymore. Steffy grits, “Why don’t you tell that to Tom and Hollis. Oh, wait…” Luna hollers that she’s paying for her crimes by her keeping her from her father. She will not allow Steffy to take the opportunity of getting to know her father away from her!

Deacon’s Concern

At home, Sheila flashes to Luna telling her they need to get rid of Steffy. Deacon comes in and questions her not responding to his texts. She’s lost in thought and a million miles away. “What’s going on, baby?”

Sitting beside her, Deacon prods that something is bothering her. Sheila admits it’s true and says it has to do with Finn, Steffy and her grandchild. Deacon assures her that Hayes might want to get to know her when he grows up. She says she’s talking about her granddaughter. “Luna.” Deacon rants that Luna is a sociopath who killed Tom and Hollis. She nearly killed Hayes’ mother. It almost happened thanks to Looney Luna. Sheila wishes he wouldn’t call her that. Deacon asks Sheila to tell him she’s had nothing to do with her granddaughter.

Ridge Worries

At the Forrester manse, Ridge and Taylor are canoodling when he gets a text about a meeting. Ridge says he cancelled it… but forgot to tell the other people. Sending a quick text, he returns to nuzzling Taylor. She compliments him by saying she’s hit the jackpot. The only other person as lucky is their daughter and the family she shares with Finn. She gushes about the love between them. Ridge muses that Finn’s like a second father to Kelly, though Liam will always be there. He’s a good guy despite the unfortunate people in his life.

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Taylor’s patient cancels and talk turns back to Steffy. Ridge says she and Finn should get away for a few days. Taylor muses that they could just spend a few days in the beach house. Ridge hopes Sheila and Luna will leave them alone. Taylor and Ridge go over finding out that Luna was Finn’s daughter… it was especially bad for Steffy. Ridge complains about Bill unleashing Luna’s evil on the world. They agree it would be easier if Luna was still in jail. Ridge warns Luna’s not right in the head. He’s worried she’ll spin out of control and put Steffy’s life in danger.

Li Shares Her Fears

In his office, Finn tells Li he knows Luna can never be a part of his life. She can’t help but worry and reminds him he can never think of her as his daughter… she’s the murderer who tried to kill his wife! Finn will never forget finding Steffy in that cage. Li warns he can never think of Luna as one of his children or feel sorry for her. Li tells him Luna believes nothing that’s happened in her life is her fault. She says Poppy’s daughter is insidious. Finn says she’s his daughter too. Li snaps… she doesn’t like him saying that. He says it’s a fact… just like Sheila being his biological mother.

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Finn assures Li that she will always be his mother. He’s so proud to be her son. Li cries that all she ever wanted was his happiness. Sheila’s not stirring up trouble at the moment, but Luna is… she won’t walk away and let him live his life with his family in peace. She’s going to do something! Finn won’t let her anywhere near Steffy and the kids… he’s told her she can’t be a part of his life. Li’s concerned that it didn’t get through to her.

Finn Arrives

In the cliff house, Luna pleads her case, blaming her childhood for her problems. Steffy says people have gone through worse and not murdered two people. Luna insists that finding out Finn is her father has changed her. She insists that Finn wants a relationship with her but can’t have one because Steffy’s shutting her out. Steffy points out that she’s once again blaming other people for her situation and not herself. She’s not taking responsibility for what she’s done. Luna’s trying to make her see what she’s doing to her by keeping her from her father. She complains that keeping Finn from his daughter is cruel. Steffy can’t believe she had the gall to speak on cruelty. Luna says he wouldn’t be taking such a hard line if not for her. She doesn’t want to fight with Steffy and pleads with her not to be heartless. “Don’t keep me from my dad!”

Steffy gawps, “I’m heartless? Luna, you tried to kill me.” Luna sighs. This isn’t how she wanted things to go. She just wanted to get through to her. Now, Steffy’s making it more impossible for her to have a relationship with her dad. Steffy says she’s not making it impossible. “You are.” Luna rants that she should give her a break. She’s not a threat, she’s just desperate. Steffy reminds her she just broke into her home. Luna cries that this is killing her. “I just want a little time with my dad!” Finn comes in and asks Steffy if she’s alright. She says she is and the kids aren’t there, thank God. Finn reminds Luna she wasn’t to return. Luna pleads with him not to shut her out. “Everyone else has turned their back on me. Please, don’t let Steffy make you turn your back on me too!”

At Deacon’s place, he reminds Sheila she promised to have nothing to do with Luna. He knows it was difficult. Sheila loves him and she never wants to betray his love and trust… that’s exactly what she would be doing if she keeps on doing what she’s doing now. He asks what she’s doing. She says she’s been meeting with Luna. Deacon grimaces.