The Bold and the Beautiful is about to detonate one of its most shocking storylines in years as Finn makes a horrifying discovery that turns a presumed tragedy into a spiraling mystery. What begins as a somber moment of closure becomes a nightmare: Luna’s body is missing. Not misplaced, not misidentified — gone. An empty coffin sits beneath the cold funeral lights, and Finn feels his world tilt as reality crumbles beneath him. The revelation sets off a chain of explosive reactions that threaten to unravel families, expose lies, and ignite a desperate search through Los Angeles.

It begins on what should have been a solemn day of remembrance. The Forrester, Logan, and Finnegan families gather to say goodbye to Luna, believing she had died under tragic, mysterious circumstances. Finn stands at the front, trying to hold himself together as Steffy squeezes his hand, sensing the turmoil inside him. Li remains unnervingly stoic, her face expressionless, her posture rigid. Something about her silence feels wrong, but no one has time to question it before the funeral director quietly approaches Finn with an anxious whisper that changes everything.

Finn’s heart stops.

The director confesses that something is wrong with the coffin — that it appeared lighter than expected. Protocol requires confirmation before burial. Finn insists on opening it himself, though Steffy begs him not to. But the moment the lid lifts, Finn’s knees nearly collapse beneath him.

The coffin is empty.

No Luna. No body. No explanation.

A wave of absolute panic floods Finn’s mind. His breath becomes shallow. His hands shake. The room spins. Steffy rushes to his side, but he barely hears her voice. All he can focus on is the dark, hollow space where Luna’s body should have been. The families erupt with confusion, fear, and disbelief. Donna gasps aloud, Hope grips Thomas’s arm, and Ridge demands answers. But none come. Only silence.

Then everyone turns to Li.

And Li freezes.

Her normally sharp, decisive demeanor crumbles for a moment — just long enough for Finn to recognize the expression he has seen before: guilt. He demands to know if she knew about the missing body. Li denies it, but her voice trembles ever so slightly. Steffy steps closer, watching Li like a predator catching the scent of a lie. Finn, fueled by shock and panic, presses harder, forcing Li to look him in the eyes.

But Li refuses.

The tension becomes suffocating. Finn storms out of the funeral home, desperate for air, desperate for answers, desperate for anything that can make sense of this nightmare. Steffy follows, but Finn barely hears her as he spirals through every possibility. Was Luna taken? Was she alive when they believed she was dead? Was the initial medical report wrong? Or — and this thought terrifies him most — did someone deliberately remove her body to hide the truth?

Li finally steps outside, and Finn turns on her with raw fury he never thought he’d feel toward the woman who raised him.

“What did you do?” he demands.

Li remains silent for several painful seconds. The wind blows through the cemetery trees. Steffy’s chest tightens as she senses the truth rising like smoke before the explosion.

And then Li whispers the words that set off the next bombshell:

“I did what I had to do.”

Those words shatter Finn.

He lunges forward, begging, yelling, pleading for clarity. But Li offers none. She simply repeats that she acted to protect Luna — and perhaps protect others. Finn cannot accept that answer. His voice cracks as he accuses Li of taking Luna’s body, hiding her, manipulating the truth. Steffy tries to intervene, but the emotional storm inside Finn is too powerful to control.

Back inside, Ridge, Hope, and Thomas try to piece together possibilities, but the situation is unprecedented. An empty coffin means only two things: Luna is alive, or someone removed her body to cover up a crime. Both possibilities send shockwaves through every family.

When Finn finally regains control, he insists on reviewing the hospital reports. He drags Li back to her own office at the clinic, demanding access to files. Li tries to stop him, but Finn is relentless. He searches through every document, every chart, every record.

And then he finds it.

A page is missing.

A full section of Luna’s chart — one that Li had sole access to.

Finn’s jaw clenches. His eyes burn with betrayal. Steffy watches from the doorway, horrified by the magnitude of Li’s deception. She has always known Li could be cold, controlling, and extreme in her protection of patients — but this crosses a line even Sheila Carter never dared to cross.

Li begins to crumble under the pressure. She finally confesses that Luna didn’t die the way everyone thought. That there were complications she wasn’t ready to disclose. That Luna wasn’t truly stable. And that someone — someone dangerous — had been watching Luna during her recovery.

Finn’s blood turns to ice.

“Recovery?” he echoes.

But before Li can answer, another shocking twist hits: Finn receives an urgent message from the funeral home. Security footage captured something unusual — someone entering the room where Luna’s coffin was stored hours before the service.

Finn, Steffy, Li, and Ridge rush back to watch the footage.

And what they see floors them.

A shadowed figure wearing medical scrubs and gloves quietly unlocks the door and wheels Luna’s coffin out of the frame. No identity. No face. No audio. Only a silent reminder that someone, somewhere, has taken Luna’s body — or perhaps saved her from a fate Li never fully disclosed.

Finn is overwhelmed with conflicting emotions: fear, hope, guilt, anger. If Luna is alive, why didn’t she reach out? If she was taken, who would want her? And why?

Steffy clutches Finn’s arm as he sinks into a chair, finally whispering the question that terrifies him most:

“What if Luna was never dead at all?”

Li steps forward, unable to hide the truth any longer.

Her voice trembles as she admits:

“She wasn’t ready to die… because she didn’t.”

The room explodes in shock.

Finn stands speechless, unable to process the revelation. Steffy’s eyes widen. Ridge swears under his breath. Li finally reveals what she hid for weeks: Luna was alive, injured, and recovering — and then disappeared from Li’s care before the family was told she died.

Someone took her.

Someone knew she survived.

Someone wanted her hidden.

And now, with Luna missing and the coffin empty, Finn realizes the nightmare has only begun.

He vows on the spot to find Luna — no matter what, no matter who stands in the way, no matter the danger.

Because Luna is out there.

Somewhere.

Alive.