Hope Logan has always been known for her kindness, but recent events have triggered a

shocking transformation. Ever since Steffy removed her from Forrester Creations,

Hope has been spiraling down a dark path, consumed by resentment and an overwhelming

desire for revenge. Now, Taylor, a skilled psychiatrist, begins to notice troubling signs in Hope’s behavior—signs that suggest her mental health may be unraveling faster than anyone realizes.

At first, Hope’s reaction to her professional setback seemed like mere disappointment, a natural response to losing something she cared deeply about. But as time went on, her emotions morphed into something far more dangerous. Her anger was no longer just directed at Steffy—it extended to the entire Forrester family. In her mind, they had taken everything from her, and now, she was determined to make them suffer in return.

Hope’s personality shift was gradual but undeniable. She became more withdrawn, calculating, and obsessed with revenge. She saw herself as the victim of a great injustice and refused to consider any other perspective. Her interactions with Carter took on a strategic tone, as he became a key player in her desperate bid to hold onto power. With Carter debating whether to return Forrester Creations to Ridge, Hope felt the walls closing in. She knew that if she lost this battle, she would lose everything.

Carter, meanwhile, found himself increasingly unsettled by Hope’s behavior. Her anger had transformed into an all-consuming hatred, and every conversation between them revolved around punishing Steffy and the Forresters. What was once a business dispute had become deeply personal, and Carter was beginning to fear what Hope might do next.

Taylor was the first to recognize the alarming changes in Hope’s mental state. Having spent her career studying human behavior, she immediately picked up on the signs—obsession, paranoia, and a growing detachment from reality. When speaking with Hope, Taylor noticed how fixated she was on the idea that the Forresters had wronged her, to the point where she refused to acknowledge any facts that contradicted her narrative. She was no longer just angry—she was consumed by a distorted perception of reality.

Realizing the severity of the situation, Taylor reached out to Carter. She warned him that Hope was exhibiting clear signs of mental instability, and if they didn’t intervene soon, things could take a dangerous turn. Carter, though deeply loyal to Hope, couldn’t ignore what he had witnessed. He had seen how her emotions had spiraled into something uncontrollable, and he knew that if she didn’t get help, she could destroy not just herself but everything around her.

Taking Taylor’s advice to heart, Carter decided to confront Hope. He carefully approached the conversation, telling her that he was worried about her and that she wasn’t acting like herself. He gently suggested that she seek professional help—not as an insult, but because he truly cared about her well-being.

But Hope’s reaction was explosive. She felt betrayed, accusing Carter of siding with the Forresters and attempting to manipulate her. She saw Taylor’s concerns as nothing more than an attempt to help Steffy win. Instead of considering that she might need help, Hope doubled down on her belief that she was in the right, and everyone else was trying to take her down.

Carter was left in an impossible situation. He knew he couldn’t force Hope to seek treatment, but he also couldn’t ignore what was happening. Allowing her to continue running Forrester Creations in this state wasn’t just unethical—it was dangerous. She was making decisions based on vengeance, not logic, and if she truly was suffering from an untreated mental illness, things would only get worse.

Realizing the truth, Carter faced a difficult choice. Could he stand by and let Hope continue on this destructive path? Or would he have to take drastic action to protect both the company and the people she was targeting?

Hope, meanwhile, sensed Carter’s hesitation. She could see in his eyes that he was considering walking away—and that terrified her. If she lost him, if she lost her grip on Forrester Creations, then she would lose everything. But instead of admitting she needed help, Hope found herself standing at a crossroads. Would she fight to maintain her power at all costs, or would she finally face the truth about her mental state before it was too late?

One thing is clear—if Hope doesn’t make the right choice soon, she may not just lose the company. She could lose herself entirely.