What If Luna doesn’t disappear…but Finn does?
Oh, Luna. Sweet, sinister, seriously unhinged Luna. She came to The Bold and the Beautiful looking for family and ended up blowing up lives like she’s auditioning for a villain origin story. She claims she wants a relationship with her long-lost daddy, Finn, but let’s face it—what she really wants is control. And she’s not above chaos, drama, or a good ol’ fashioned kidnapping to get it.
Abduction Over Affection?
Finn (Tanner Novlan) wants nothing to do with Luna (Lisa Yamada). He’s made that crystal clear. He practically begged her to skip town. And yet, there she is – still lurking, still scheming, and still causing a chain reaction of absolute mayhem. Her mother is falling apart, Steffy’s (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) in mama-bear mode, and Luna’s (Lisa Yamada) just sitting back, watching her impact ripple through Los Angeles like she’s setting fire to every bridge in sight.
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But here’s the kicker: Luna’s chances at getting close to Finn might not be as dead as they look. Sure, she’s spiraling. Sure, she’s burned through every ounce of goodwill. But this is soapland, where logic takes a backseat to jaw-dropping drama. So what if Luna decided to do the unthinkable? What if she kidnapped Finn? Yes, you read that right.
From Daddy Issues to Daddy Prisoner
Picture this: Luna lures Finn away – maybe a “let’s talk” message, maybe a fake emergency – and boom, she locks him in some plush hidden lair. Stocked with medical books, soft lighting, and her deranged devotion. She tells him he’s not leaving until he hears her out. And hears her out. And hears her out some more. Could Stockholm Syndrome actually come into play here? Could Luna manipulate her way into his heart while Steffy’s tearing the city apart trying to find her man?
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Luna’s endgame could be diabolical brilliance: isolate Finn, convince him they’re alike, and rewire his memories with emotional blackmail. Mix in a few teary confessions, maybe a fabricated story about a shared past he never knew, and boom—she becomes his obsession, not his problem. Would it work? Probably not. Will she try it anyway? Oh, absolutely.
Because Luna’s not here to play nice. She’s here to rewrite the story, one disturbing plot twist at a time. And if Daddy Dearest won’t come willingly, she’ll just have to make him come around. Literally!