A terrifying and coldly orchestrated tragedy has unfolded in prison: Luna Nazawa lost her unborn child, the Spencer family grandchild, due to a seemingly innocuous cup of lukewarm water. No alarms rang, no panicked doctors rushed down the corridors, only the heavy silence of betrayal and Luna’s unbearable pain.

The truth revealed that this was no “health complication” but a meticulously calculated murder masterminded by none other than Electra Forrester. In a brutal and untraceable act, Electra used a thick envelope of crisp bills to bribe a female correctional officer. The goal: eliminate the baby to clear the path for her relationship with Will Spencer and protect the family fortune from inheritance complications.

For Luna, the baby was her only beacon of hope, her only weapon against the Spencer dynasty. But Electra struck first, killing that hope, and initiated a vicious smear campaign, spreading rumors that Luna was an “unfit mother” to destroy her reputation.

However, secrets refuse to stay buried. A glitching surveillance video near the women’s restroom, initially down for maintenance, accidentally captured Electra standing near Luna’s wing just before the poisoned drink was delivered. The footage, discovered by an IT technician, became the silent evidence of her crime.

Everything erupted when the bribed correctional officer, consumed by guilt, risked everything to meet Hope Logan. She handed over half of the bribe money, insufficient for a testimony but enough to “light a match”.

Realizing the gravity of the situation, Hope and Steffy, lifelong rivals, forged a secret alliance for the first time, not for power but for justice. They began compiling evidence, preparing to expose Electra’s scheme.

Leading up to the lavish wedding, Hope and Steffy confronted Electra, holding up the proof. Though Electra still smiled dangerously, the truth had shaken Will. Shortly after, the wedding was called off with no public explanation, but the whispers had begun to circulate.

Electra’s downfall became even more certain when a private investigation by Bill Spencer, Poppy, and Lee Finnegan uncovered irrefutable financial evidence, linking Electra directly to the prison warden. The trap was set, and Electra, who tried to cover her crime with a fairytale wedding, was now about to face a media storm and the vengeance of those she betrayed.