One confession leads to another—and suddenly, Luna’s death is only the beginning

Hayes Is Still Mourning. But the Real Storm Has Just Arrived.

Los Angeles hasn’t even begun to heal from the tragic loss of Luna Nozawa—and now, another wave of chaos is crashing onto the shores of The Bold and the Beautiful.

While the Forresters, Spencers, and even the Logan family have tried to return to normal life, grief still clings to every hallway of Forrester Creations. But peace was never going to last. Because a quiet figure from the background is about to explode into the foreground—and take everyone down with her.

Dylan Hayes, the seemingly reserved art teacher who’s worked closely with the children of the elite, is about to drop not one—but two—devastating bombshells. And one of them will leave Deacon Sharpe reeling in disbelief.

The Truth About Luna’s Death—Finally Revealed

In a tear-streaked confrontation, Dylan corners Electra, desperate to unload the guilt she’s been carrying. Then, with shaking hands and a cracking voice, she confesses: she was the one behind the wheel the night Luna died.

What she describes is pure panic. A quick swerve. A flash of headlights. Luna in the road. And then—nothing. Frozen in shock, Dylan never came forward. Until now.

Dylan’s confession stuns the community. She then visits Finn and Steffy at the Cliff House to face their grief head-on. Steffy, still reeling from Luna’s obsessive torment, can’t contain her rage. Finn—torn between his medical oath and his personal loss—demands answers.

“You let us grieve. You let us believe it was an accident with no face,” Finn says. Dylan responds only with sorrow: “I wanted to tell the truth. I just didn’t know how.”

But the storm isn’t over.

Deacon’s World Shatters: “I’m Your Daughter”

After the emotional confession, Dylan heads straight to Il Giardino, where Deacon Sharpe is working a quiet evening shift. He’s exhausted. Haunted. Still mourning Luna.

He doesn’t know the earthquake that’s about to hit him.

Dylan walks up, eyes heavy with purpose, and says seven words that change everything:

“My mother told me… you’re my father.”

Deacon is stunned. He freezes—heart racing, breath gone. He searches Dylan’s eyes for answers, for lies, for anything that could anchor him.

But Dylan’s not here to scam him. She doesn’t want money. She wants clarity. She wants the truth.

A Daughter, A Death, A Destiny?

Now, the entire town is spinning. Did fate bring Dylan to Hayes just to bury a secret? Is her guilt genuine—or is there more she hasn’t revealed?

And what does this mean for Deacon—already a man haunted by the past, now confronted with another child he never knew existed?