A Shocking Twist Could Get Grace Off the Hook on B&B
Finn's (Tanner Novlan) already on the case, poking holes in Grace's (Cassandra Creech) perfect little medical miracle. And once that man starts connecting dots, it's game over. Grace is running out of time, and if she doesn't come up with a rock-solid explanation, she's going to be trading in her lab coat for an orange jumpsuit.
Could Grace Have a Sinister Puppet Master?
But here's where things get interesting. What if Grace didn't act alone? What if this whole scheme was never really hers to begin with? There's growing buzz that someone sinister might've been pulling the strings behind the scenes – someone with a past steeped in deception and baby-snatching… Enter: Dr. Reese Buckingham!
READ THIS: Will Finn expose Grace's dirty little secret?
Yes, that Reese (Wayne Brady). The same man who faked Beth's death and sold her like a stolen handbag. Grace's ex has the moral compass of a villain in a late-night horror flick, and let's not forget, he'll do anything for a payday. Could Reese have blackmailed Grace into carrying out this twisted tumor trick? Maybe she owed him. Maybe he threatened her. Or maybe he's back to stir the pot in a whole new way.
Evil Takes Over?
If Grace can prove she was coerced (especially by someone as notoriously dangerous as Reese) the narrative shifts. She goes from being the villain to being the victim. Suddenly, she's not a mad doctor playing with Liam's (Scott Clifton) life; she's a woman trapped in a nightmare, doing what she had to do to survive.
READ THIS: Will Liam's second chance go sideways?
But if she plans on pointing the finger, she'd better be careful. Once Reese is back in the picture, the chaos is bound to escalate. We're talking explosive secrets, epic confrontations, and a potential redemption arc for Grace…if she plays it just right.
So, is Grace about to go down in flames — or pull off the boldest save of her life? Either way, grab your popcorn, because this twist is about to blow everything wide open.
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