B&B Spoilers: Deacon’s restaurant burns down after a fight between Luna & Electra

The evening began with promise, but by night’s end, celebration turned to scandal in a way only Los Angeles could deliver.

Deacon Sharpe, eager to prove himself a reformed man, opened the doors of Il Giardino for a private masked dinner party in honor of Will Spencer.

Katie Logan envisioned it as a glittering yet intimate family affair, a night of laughter, unity, and new beginnings for her son. But beneath the sparkle of golden lights, secrets stirred, and shadows slipped in unnoticed.

Sheila Carter had not been invited, but that never stopped her before. Moving like smoke through the kitchen corridors, she listened, learned, and plotted.

She had uncovered a secret even the Forresters and Logans had hoped to bury forever: Luna Noa, thought dead after the beach house collapse, was alive. And Sheila, convinced Luna was her granddaughter, was determined to make her presence known—no matter the cost.

As the guests arrived in glittering masks, Will basked in attention, while his fiery classmate Electra kept a possessive eye. Then, a mysterious masked woman entered the room—elegant, hesitant, magnetic.

Though no one knew it yet, it was Luna. Will was instantly intrigued, much to Electra’s fury. By the time Electra lashed out, accusing the stranger of trying to steal her boyfriend, tension gripped the room. Katie tried to restore order, Deacon tried to keep the peace—but Sheila appeared, smirking at the chaos she had engineered.

And then, darkness. The lights snapped off, voices hushed, and a scream pierced the blackout. When power returned, Luna had vanished, Electra was in tears, and suspicion turned instantly to Sheila.

Witnesses claimed they saw her leading Luna away. Before anyone could recover, a grainy video surfaced online—Deacon and Sheila caught in a whispered exchange. His voice, pleading for distance. Hers, confessing she never stopped protecting Luna.

The fallout was instant: press at Il Giardino’s doors, Katie distancing herself, Bill Spencer launching his own investigation, and the Forresters reeling.

But the true devastation came with fire. Before dawn, Il Giardino was engulfed in flames. Amid the chaos, Luna and Electra were found bloodied in an alley after a brutal fight.

Paramedics rushed them to the hospital—Luna battered but alive, Electra critically injured. For Katie, it was a nightmare. For Steffy, a secret unravelling. For Deacon, ruin. His restaurant was reduced to ash, his reputation tainted, and the woman he had defended yet again had disappeared without a trace

At the hospital, Taylor’s guilt boiled over, while Lee accused the Forresters of weaponizing secrets at the expense of her patient. Bill Spencer stood watch, his chilling words—

“This isn’t over”—echoing like a threat. And when Luna finally opened her eyes, her weak confession shattered any lingering doubts: “Sheila wanted me there.”

For Deacon, it was the last betrayal. The man who had believed in Sheila’s redemption now saw only the wreckage she left behind—his business, his family ties, his trust, and nearly a young girl’s life.

Standing in the ruins of Il Giardino, Deacon made a call that signaled war was coming. Because in Los Angeles, secrets never stay buried. And this one just ignited a firestorm.

The evening began with promise, but by night’s end, celebration turned to scandal in a way only Los Angeles could deliver. Deacon Sharpe, eager to prove himself a reformed man, opened the doors of Il Giardino for a private masked dinner party in honor of Will Spencer. Katie Logan envisioned it as a glittering yet…