The atmosphere in Los Angeles turns electric as news spreads that Brooke Logan is planning to marry Nick Marone once again. For Ridge Forrester, this revelation isn’t just shocking—it’s infuriating. When Ridge confronts Brooke, his usual calm demeanor cracks, and with steely eyes, he delivers five chilling words that send shivers down Brooke’s spine: “You will regret this forever.” Those words are not just a threat—they’re a promise built on decades of heartbreak, betrayal, and the relentless emotional rollercoaster between them. Ridge has always had a complicated relationship with Brooke, filled with passion, turbulence, and countless second chances. But seeing her choose Nick—his longtime rival, the man who once fathered her child and drove a wedge between them—is a betrayal Ridge cannot overlook. It isn’t just jealousy or wounded pride driving him now. Ridge genuinely believes that Nick doesn’t love Brooke the way he does, and he’s convinced that this decision is driven by spite or confusion rather than true love. Brooke, visibly rattled by Ridge’s threatening words, tries to defend her choice, saying that Nick has always been there for her, especially when Ridge faltered. But Ridge doesn’t buy it. He tells her that choosing Nick is like erasing everything they’ve built—the history, the family, the moments that mattered. Ridge’s pain isn’t just romantic; it’s deeply personal. He sees this wedding as Brooke abandoning their legacy. Meanwhile, Nick is fully aware that Ridge won’t let this go without a fight. He becomes more protective of Brooke, encouraging her to stay strong and move forward. But even Nick is unsettled by Ridge’s words. He knows Ridge can be impulsive, especially when it comes to Brooke. The possibility of Ridge sabotaging the wedding becomes very real. Back at Forrester Creations, whispers about the confrontation circulate quickly. Steffy and Thomas are split—Steffy wants her father to move on and let Brooke go, while Thomas sees this as another chapter in the eternal love saga between Ridge and Brooke. Eric, always the voice of reason, tries to counsel Ridge, reminding him that threats never solve emotional wounds. But Ridge is too far gone. His love for Brooke has twisted into something darker: possessiveness and fear of being replaced. Flashbacks flood his mind—Brooke in a wedding dress, their first kiss in Big Bear, the birth of R.J., the many times they reunited after chaos. Ridge can’t accept that all of it might end for good. The next time he sees Brooke, she’s trying on her wedding dress. The sight crushes him. He begs her to reconsider, to not throw everything away. She refuses, standing her ground. That’s when Ridge repeats the five words again: “You will regret this forever.” Brooke stiffens but holds her ground. However, after Ridge leaves, his words echo in her mind, creating cracks in her certainty. She remembers the love they shared—the depth of it, the way he used to look at her like she was the only woman in the world. But she also remembers the pain, the abandonment, the way Ridge always seemed torn between her and Taylor. The emotional tug-of-war leaves her confused and exhausted. As the wedding day approaches, Ridge’s presence looms large. He doesn’t attend, but he sends a handwritten note—just five words again. It unsettles Brooke, who tries to focus on Nick, who is doing everything he can to make her feel loved and supported. But deep down, something is off. Brooke begins to question whether she’s moving forward for the right reasons or simply trying to escape the endless drama Ridge brings. Meanwhile, Ridge is spiraling. His family watches with concern as he isolates himself, working late at the office, skipping meals, and growing increasingly bitter. His love for Brooke has morphed into obsession, and it’s obvious that unless he lets go, it will destroy him. Taylor reaches out, offering him a listening ear, but Ridge brushes her off. He’s haunted by Brooke’s choice and can’t accept it. In a moment of vulnerability, he admits to Taylor that losing Brooke feels like losing himself. That admission surprises even him. Elsewhere, Brooke and Nick’s wedding begins. The venue is beautiful, the guests are present, and everything looks perfect. But inside, Brooke’s mind is a whirlwind. When the officiant asks her if she takes Nick to be her husband, there’s a pause—too long for comfort. Everyone holds their breath. In that silence, Ridge’s five words echo again: “You will regret this forever.” She finally answers, but the hesitation is obvious. Nick notices. After the ceremony, he asks her if she’s truly ready to move on. Brooke hesitates again. She wants to be, but Ridge has planted seeds of doubt that won’t stop growing. Later that night, alone in their hotel suite, Brooke sits by the window, holding Ridge’s note. Nick watches her from the doorway, realizing she may not be