This emotionally charged episode centers around Liam Spencer’s recovery following a life-threatening surgery. At his bedside, Dr. Bridget Forrester and Finn watch over him closely, deeply moved by Liam’s fight for survival. Finn quietly tells Bridget that he’s never seen someone fight so hard to live. Bridget responds, “Liam’s always been a fighter – in love, in life, and now in this.” Meanwhile, Bill Spencer is a storm of emotion—wracked with guilt, anger, and fear. He blames himself for Liam’s accident, especially after their explosive argument just before the crash. Pacing anxiously through the hospital hallway, Bill’s breaking point is near. 🔪 Shock Twist: Bill Removes Liam from the Hospital In a shocking move, Bill secretly arranges to remove Liam from the hospital, against medical advice. Though Liam is still weak and barely conscious, Bill insists that he will recover better away from public eyes, media scrutiny, and people he no longer trusts. Bridget pleads with him to reconsider, warning that Liam’s condition is still fragile, but Bill won’t back down. “I won’t lose my son again,” he growls, determined and desperate. By the end of the scene, Bill wheels Liam out under the staff’s protests, with a private car waiting. The silence in the hallway is broken only by Hope’s whisper as she watches them go: “He needs love… not control.” 🖤 Other Storylines Unfolding: Finn, Sheila, and Deacon are still mourning the apparent death of Luna, though her body has not yet been found. The grief is raw and confusing. Hope visits Liam in tears, remembering their shared past and wondering what the future holds. Wyatt returns briefly, shocked by Bill’s decision and furious that no one can stop it. 💥 Climactic Moment: The most powerful scene of the episode comes when Bill lifts Liam—still semi-unconscious—from the hospital bed and walks him out of the room while doctors shout in protest. Bill refuses to look back. He’s a man on a mission—whether it’s right or wrong. The final shot is of Hope, standing frozen, eyes full of tears as she watches the car drive away. Her words linger: “You can’t force someone back to life… they have to choose it themselves.”