Bold and the Beautiful leaves Hope Logan a mess after learning Liam Spencer doesn’t have long to live on the CBS soap. Hope promised not to tell Liam she knows he is dying. But her behavior became a dead giveaway for Liam. He figured it out almost instantly that she knew about his looming death on the CBS soap.
But as Hope Logan and Liam Spencer talk about the future, Carter Walton happens to show up at the door just in time to hear that talk. But he has no idea of the context of their conversation. So, this leaves it wide open for a major injustice, which is about to happen to Hope Logan.
Bold and the Beautiful: Liam Spencer Pushes Hope Logan to Carter Walton
Bold and the Beautiful has Carter Walton (Lawrence Saint-Victor) as a desperate guy. He wants to get Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) back. But we will soon see if the aftermath of his eavesdropping outside Hope’s door leads him to a point of no return.
After hearing Hope tell Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton) they should spend their future together, Carter becomes hurt and angry.
Bold and the Beautiful has Liam pushing Hope Logan toward Carter Walton (Lawrence Saint-Victor). This is what Carter first heard with his ear to Hope’s door. And it brought a smile to his face hearing Liam advocating for him.
But it wasn’t until Hope Logan spoke that he became visibly upset in this Bold and Beautiful scene. Instead of Hope agreeing with Liam and professing her love for Carter, Hope talks about her future belonging with Liam.
B&B: Carter Walton Jumps to Conclusions About Hope
Carter is unaware of a major piece to this puzzle on Bold and the Beautiful – Liam is dying. So, yeah, Hope feels her place is with Liam for the rest of his future, which is what Carter heard. But he doesn’t know how short that future is.
And Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) also feels a need to be with him, but she has no intention of trading Finn in for Liam. So, that is probably what Hope meant and what Carter misunderstood… but is it too late by the time things get cleared up?
Carter goes back to Forrester Creations, hurt and devastated over what he heard Hope say to Liam. And who is there ready to help him through his pain? None other than Daphne Rose (Murielle Hilaire). But Carter’s sudden change of heart confuses Daphne. Just an hour or two before, Daphne had warned Carter about Hope likely going back to Liam after talking to employees at FC.
Carter had stormed out on Daphne, but now he is back, and The Bold and the Beautiful previews suggest he is interested in her this time around. It looks like Carter is about to make a huge mistake next week.
Bold and the Beautiful: One Door Shuts Gently – But the Other Slams Hard
Bold and the Beautiful has Liam Spencer expecting to spend the rest of his time left with Hope, Steffy, and their daughters. But he is also happy that the two women he loves have good men who love them, and he would never interfere with that.
So, Liam lets Hope down gently about not being a couple again. But he still wants her in his future, just as he wants Steffy in his life until the end. Before Carter finds out that Liam is dying and realizes the real scoop on what Hope was saying that day he overheard them talking, he likely rebounds with Daphne.
Bold and the Beautiful seemed to be gearing up to send Hope Logan over to Carter’s house just as Carter and Daphne take the plunge. Liam Spencer urges Hope to go to Carter and tell him she is hurt but she loves him. At the same time, Carter spills his pain to Daphne about Hope just using him after what he heard her say to Liam. He aldo says he almost messed up his life for her with that takeover. So, now he blames Hope for the FC coup.
Next, this looks like it becomes a Bold and the Beautiful collision with Hope finding Daphne and Carter together. This makes it a door shut very hard in Hope’s face. Unless Carter’s love for Hope holds him back and saves the day, it looks like one painful scene for Hope Logan next week, stumbling on Carter and Daphne on the CBS soap.
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