Electra Reads Ivy the Riot Act, Before Telling a Tearful Will the Truth

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In the design office, Electra exclaims that Ivy has been keeping her and Will apart! Ivy admits it… but tells her it’s for her own good. In the showroom, Will informs RJ that he and Electra are getting back together. The smirky RJ is sure that’s not happening… and warns he has no one to blame but himself. In the main office, Daphne confesses to Carter that she did something he won’t approve of.

Unconcerned, Carter chuckles, but Daphne insists he won’t be happy with her. He reassures her Finally, she blurts out that she got more involved in Will and Electra’s relationship. She told Electra something she should have told her a long time ago!

Carter’s irked, but Daphne explains she saw something and couldn’t keep quiet any longer. She heard Will and Electra wondering what went wrong between them. She had to speak up and push Electra to confront her Aunt Ivy.

Carter doesn’t want to know the specifics. Daphne hopes now that Electra knows the truth, she and Will can reunite in love… the way it was always supposed to be.

Broken Record RJ

In the showroom, RJ informs Will that Electra wants nothing to do with him. Will won’t let him speak for her and warns him to stay out of their relationship. RJ keeps telling him to leave Forrester and leave Electra alone.

RJ’s routine goes on at length as Will argues that Ridge and Steffy want him there. RJ brings up his parents ripping them off and Will defends them. RJ then gets in his digs about Dylan. He claims he understands Electra’s needs. She doesn’t need Will dragging him down anymore. When RJ goes on about his name being on the building, Will reminds him he’s a Marone. RJ, forgetting his own father’s abysmal track record, calls him a sleaze Spencer.

Ivy Confesses

Meanwhile, Electra cries to Ivy that she made her think Will doesn’t care. Ivy jumps to tell her that’s true… he doesn’t care. She took the letter and she’d do it all over again. Electra’s stunned.

Ivy rails that Will disrespected Electra and exclaims (wait for it), “It’s not proper! It’s not proper at all!” That’s why she had to put a stop to it. Ivy hollers, “Just stop it! You had no right! How could you? I thought you loved me!”

Ivy gawps, “I do,” but keeps imploring her niece to think about Will and Dylan shacking up. Electra fumes, “It’s none of your business!” She wants to know exactly how her aunt manipulated the situation.

Ivy confesses that she took Electra’s letter for Will and put it in her bag. Will left the necklace with the broken clasp and she made it appear he’d left it after reading the letter. Electra rolling her eyes and gasping, can’t believe her own aunt would do something like this. Ivy’s sure she’ll thank her one day. Electra gawps, “I’ll never forgive you.” She demands the letter and Ivy hands it over. Electra warns she’s going to tell Will the truth and won’t let Ivy stand in their way any longer.

The Final Scenes

Ivy pleads with Electra not to take the letter to Will, admitting she may have went a little overboard. Electra exclaims, “You think?!” She asks why Ivy hates Will, who is not the person Ivy is making him out to be. He’s sweet and loving and gives her friendship. Ivy gives her the ol’, “But Dylan,” to no avail. Electra shouts that her aunt is the bad guy here. She doesn’t want to hear another word from her. “I am going to tell Will the truth.” With that, she storms out.

In the showroom, Will and RJ are still insulting each other, with the Forrester trying relentlessly to get rid of him. Getting in one last dig about living with Dylan, he exits, leaving Will fuming and frustrated.

As Ivy frets in the design office, Electra finds Will in the showroom… weeping. Spotting her, he asks if she’s OK. She says she’s not. He tells her he’s sorry for letting things get out of hand, trying to be the hero. He insists he never would have blown her off. She nods, “I know.” Their chance was stolen from them.

Electra pulls out the letter and explains she left it for him. Will says he never got it. She knows that now, but maybe they still have their chance. “Maybe it’s not too late.”