Welcome back, B&B fans — because today’s explosive Thursday preview drops us straight into one of the most dangerous storylines the show has tackled in years. Secrets are cracking, loyalties are shifting, and one confession is about to set off a chain reaction powerful enough to rip Forrester Creations apart from the inside.

The center of the storm? Dylan.

For weeks, she’s been unraveling under a weight she could no longer carry — panic attacks, sleepless nights, guilt eating her alive — until she finally snapped and told Electra everything. With shaking hands and a voice barely holding together, Dylan confessed she was the driver who struck Luna the night she died. Not a rumor. Not a misunderstanding. She admitted she was behind the wheel when Luna’s life ended, and now she can’t outrun the memory of headlights, screams, and impact.

But just as fast as the truth spills out, the questions begin.

Was this really just an accident?

Because while Dylan claims she didn’t realize who she hit, viewers remember her very complicated connection to Luna. Once Hayes’ beloved art teacher, Dylan unknowingly hired Luna — then operating under the fake identity Ms. Sunshine — never suspecting she was welcoming a predator back into Los Angeles. Luna fooled everyone, won her way into the family circle, and came frighteningly close to killing Steffy before spiraling into chaos. Dylan has never forgiven herself for being the open door Luna walked through.

And that’s where everything gets dangerous.

During Tuesday’s episode, Dylan confronted Electra at Forrester Creations — no warnings, no preamble — just raw panic and a confession heavy enough to shatter them both. Electra swore she’d keep Dylan’s secret locked away, but the audience knows better: nothing stays buried in this family, especially not murder.

Even worse? Dylan’s story isn’t lining up.

She reached out through an untraceable number. No explanation. No reason. Just cryptic messages and frantic energy. Why reach out like a fugitive if she already turned herself in like she claims? Why keep Electra isolated as the only witness to her confession?

Fans online are already asking:

Did Dylan really hit Luna accidentally — or did she know exactly what she was doing?

And she’s not the only suspect.

Remy Price — unstable, desperate for redemption — was reportedly near the scene. Baker confirmed Luna is dead, but still, no body has been publicly identified. No driver has been named. And an eerie anonymous message sent to Electra on November 24 (“I am the one who ran over Luna”) suggests this wasn’t a random accident at all.

It may have been revenge.
Or worse — a coordinated hit.

Now Electra is trapped holding truth that could destroy her relationship with Will all over again. He’s only just rebuilt her trust… and if he learns she’s protecting Luna’s killer, their future could burn in seconds.

As Luna’s death becomes less like tragedy and more like a murder mystery, one question hangs over everything:

Is Dylan a broken woman begging for forgiveness — or a calculated liar hiding something even darker?

Thursday’s episode begins unraveling it all.
And the truth is only getting uglier from here.