2 Lives, 8 Toes, and 1 Big Lie: B&B's July 10 Key Moments Will Baffle You
The race to save lives continues. Liam (Scott Clifton) and Luna (Lisa Yamada) have undergone surgery. Doctors rushed to get the bullet out of their bodies before it was too late. Both of them had complications during the complex surgery. But both of them made it, or so it seemed…
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Liam was transported out of the operating room into another room. Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), Hope (Annika Noelle), and Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) rushed to be by his side. Hope asked to spend some time with him and begged him to stay alive for the sake of his family. Unfortunately, Liam wasn't responding because he wasn't awake yet. Will he even make it?
Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) recovered from her procedure, which was a walk in the park. But there's a problem. She can't even walk on all ten toes. Sheila had nine toes, but now she has eight toes. Deacon (Sean Kanan) shared the heartbreaking news during his visit. He can no longer call her Nine Toes Sheila. Eight Toes Sheila doesn't roll off the tongue as well.
Hope, Steffy, Carter, and Finn (Tanner Novlan) met up with Poppy (Romy Park) in the hall. It didn't take long for Steffy to go off on Poppy. Meanwhile, Li (Naomi Matsuda) met with her sister and revealed that Luna had died. But is she lying? Luna seemingly made it out of surgery. Or did she have another complication?
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But this is not the most surprising part. Poppy told Li, 'I am GLAD that Luna's dead.' She wasn't joking. She's relieved to have her daughter buried six feet under. This revelation shocked everyone.
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