The episode opens inside the sterile, tense atmosphere of the hospital. Luna is in labor, surrounded by uncertainty and guarded by hospital security after weeks of suspicion about her mental state and the truth of her pregnancy. Will, exhausted and anxious, stands nearby, torn between guilt and hope. He’s clinging to the belief that this baby — their baby — will be the turning point that redeems them both.
Meanwhile, outside the delivery room, Bill and Finn exchange uneasy glances. Neither trusts Luna, and both have warned Will countless times that compassion toward her could end in disaster. Finn, as the attending doctor, keeps his professional demeanor, but his thoughts betray him. He remembers every warning sign — Luna’s manipulative tendencies, her mysterious medical reports, the inconsistencies surrounding her pregnancy. Still, for Will’s sake, Finn has agreed to help.
As the contractions intensify, Luna begins to unravel. Her voice breaks between screams and pleas, calling out for Will, insisting he stay close. The moment the baby’s first cry echoes through the room, something shifts. Everyone feels it. The doctors move quickly to stabilize both mother and child, but Luna’s eyes — wild and glassy — tell a different story. She isn’t looking at Will or the nurses. She’s staring straight at the newborn, and there’s a dangerous glint behind her tears.
When Finn steps forward to check the baby, Luna jerks upright, gasping, clutching the child protectively to her chest. “Don’t touch us,” she hisses. The room freezes. The nurse tries to calm her down, reminding Luna that the baby needs to be examined, but Luna’s panic spirals into rage. “You’re not taking my baby,” she screams, and before anyone can react, she bolts.
What follows is pure pandemonium. Security alarms blare through the hospital corridors as Luna, still weak from childbirth, flees down the hallway with the newborn in her arms. Will stands paralyzed for a moment, unable to process what’s happening. His worst fears collide — the woman he swore to protect has just proved everyone right.
Bill bursts into action, ordering staff to lock down the floor. Finn and Lee rush to coordinate with security, their medical professionalism giving way to raw concern. Outside, storm clouds gather over Los Angeles as the camera cuts between the frantic chase and Will’s face — torn apart by guilt and horror.
When Finn finally tracks Luna down in the hospital’s parking garage, the scene is electric with tension. Luna is trembling, drenched in sweat, her arms wrapped tightly around the crying baby. “They’re trying to take her from me,” she sobs. Finn, keeping his voice calm, pleads with her to hand over the child. “No one is taking your baby, Luna. We just need to make sure she’s safe.” But Luna shakes her head, stepping back toward the open exit.
Just as she’s about to disappear into the darkness, Will arrives. His voice cracks as he calls out, “Luna, please! Don’t do this!” For a flicker of a second, she hesitates — her eyes flicker with emotion, confusion, maybe even love. But the moment passes. With one final, haunting look, Luna whispers, “You were never going to protect us. I have to do it myself.”
She vanishes into the night.
The aftermath is devastating. Back inside the hospital, Bill tries to rally everyone, demanding police involvement. Finn feels responsible — he had suspected Luna might be unstable, but he never imagined she’d risk everything, including her newborn’s safety. Lee warns that Luna’s mental state may have collapsed entirely under the weight of trauma and obsession.
As dawn breaks over Los Angeles, Will sits alone in the hospital corridor, haunted by his choices. The woman he tried to save has now taken everything from him. He whispers, “I just wanted to protect my child.” But now, no one even knows if that child is safe.
By the episode’s end, tension across the families hits a fever pitch. Katie and Brooke are horrified. Electra is livid, blaming Will for letting his emotions cloud his judgment yet again. Sheila, ever the observer of chaos, smirks in the background, calling it “the perfect twist of fate.”
The episode closes on a chilling note — a distant shot of Luna driving through the night, the baby’s cries echoing softly as she mutters, “No one’s taking you from me.”
Bill and Finn’s stunned faces linger in the final frame, and fans are left asking:
Has Luna truly lost her grip on reality — or is this just her next move in a much darker game?
