A terrifying twist in the family scandal has pushed Luna Nazawa into the most dangerous territory: after her re-arrest, she was thrown back into general population, where the lives of her and her unborn child were threatened every minute.

Luna, the young woman at the center of betrayal and obsession, understood that this time, she was not just a victim, but a valuable target. Rumors of her connection to the wealthy Spencer family made her vulnerable, and the painful memory of a previous assault told her she had to act fast.

With no options left, Luna executed a cold and daring plan. She started whispering to other inmates about the dangers of being pregnant behind bars, and the terrible consequences if something happened to her, a person connected to the powerful elite. She even agreed to be “roughed up” by another inmate—a staged event, not serious, but enough to raise alarms.

Within hours, Luna appeared in the infirmary in an alarming state: with bruises and a bloodied lip. She refused to name her attacker, only saying she was terrified for her safety and that of her unborn child.

The news quickly reached Bill Spencer, who was tormented by guilt and responsibility. Despite his denials, Bill acted on the protective instinct toward a potential Spencer bloodline. He used his power and legal team to pressure the system, forcing the court to make a decision in Luna’s favor: house arrest at his estate once again.

Luna had achieved exactly what she wanted. She returned to the Spencer mansion, enveloped in luxury and medical supervision. The attack, whether staged or real, became her perfect tactic for escape.

And then, the moment of truth arrived: Luna gave birth to a healthy baby girl right at the Spencer estate. But Luna’s triumph lasted only a moment. Holding the newborn grandchild, Bill stared intently at the baby. “We’re going to need a paternity test,” he declared coldly, extinguishing the triumphant smile on Luna’s face.

The war for control over the newborn child has officially begun, with layers of schemes and piling lies—proving that in the world of the Spencers, no victory is permanent, and no truth stays buried forever.