As the episode begins, Bill and Katie are hanging in his office, delighting in their renewed togetherness. Her one regret? That Will isn’t

living with them. But, they agree, he’s a grown man with his own career (as what, a senior intern?) and now his own beach house to boot.

Speaking of that residence, Electra and Will are at that very moment recalling all the dreadful things that Luna did there. And Luna herself? She’s in her cell, tearfully telling Will’s photo that she can’t bear to lose him.

 

 

Forgetting that he has a sex den next door, Bill suggests that he and Katie make up for lost time right there at his desk. When Liam interrupts — “I can’t unsee that” — they fill him in on their reunion. Liam is thrilled, especially at hearing that Katie has already moved back in. “Way to make it happen, old man,” Liam cracks.

 

 

Bill and Katie then inform Will’s big brother that they’ve given him the home in which, as Liam puts it, “Luna unleashed her full crazy.” Not to worry, Katie says. They’ve had Bikini Bar waitress Rachel “smudge” the beach house, returning it to factory settings. At Liam’s suggestion, she agrees to return the following day to light some sage around the office.

 

 

Bill is fine with that idea, which all but stuns Katie and Liam. Who is this, and what has he done with the real Bill Spencer? The tycoon insists that his openness to Rachel’s New Age remedies is all part of his evolution into, if not his best s

 

 

At the beach house, Will assures Electra that all the bloodstains have been removed from the beach house. Aside from the Luna of it all, Electra says that the place has great vibes. She doesn’t want to let the psycho take away from all the fun she and Will are going to have there. “Game nights,” she says, for starters.

Shortly, the duo are interrupted by an uninvited guest: a surfer coming in from a set and using the shower on the deck. Will informs the dude that he’s on private property, the guys argue about whose harshing whose mellow, and then the Spencer heir and Electra resume making plans for the beach house. He can’t believe how perfect his life is. “I couldn’t ask for more,” he says. “Well, maybe one thing.”

In her cell, Luna wails to Will’s picture that she can’t let him get closer to Electra. Is she really gonna spend this whole episode talking to a pin-up? Spoiler alert: Yes, she is. As the episode goes on, she frets to the pic her fears that Electra will move in and Will will forget all about his rapist. If only he could!

Will Loves Electra, Like, a Lot
As the episode nears the end, Bill gets extra schmaltzy with Katie, reminding himself that he has to keep evolving and proving himself. “You do motivate me to strive for perfection,” he tells her. “You’re my moral compass.” Sorry, but is he reading directly from the script breakdown?

From there, the former (and future?) marrieds marvel at how well Will has handled the Luna-cy swirling around him. Katie goes so far as to “wish Luna would disappear so she can never hurt our son again.” (Are we headed for a “Who killed Luna?” murder mystery?)

Meanwhile, the inmate tells her picture of Will that he’s the only one who wants anything to do with her. Except since when has he wanted that? (She hasn’t said anything remotely sane since she told Remy do not under any circumstances show up at Forrester.) A second later, another laundry cart is pushed past Luna’s cell, and this time, you can see an idea forming in her mind.

Finally, at the beach house, Will and Electra reaffirm their love. “We can get through anything,” she insists. “Let’s have fun.” Will isn’t done professing his love, though. The way he feels, he says, will never die. Cut to: Luna blathering that she has to see Will before she loses him to Electra and his beach-house.

Honey, that ship done sailed!