Ivy Orders Electra to Say Four Little Words Just Before Will Makes a Heartfelt Plea for a Redo

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As the episode begins, more carbs than have ever been consumed in the FC offices are laid out for a meeting during which Steffy, Brooke and Ridge grouse about Katie “stealing” from Eric. It all reminds Ridge of Sally Spectra, he says. But didn’t the OG Spectra Creations last decades? After Steffy mentions that Dylan might intern in PR, Will comes in with something to say. Just then, Ivy is in the showroom reminding Electra that Dylan moving out of the beach house changes nothing. What Will did was — all together now — not proper. Finally, some day-player staffers give R.J. a chance to reiterate that Will won’t be a part of Electra’s life anymore — or, by the time he’s done, Forrester.

Will Declares His Intentions to Forrester’s Grownups

Following the opening credits, Will fills in the adults in the CEO’s office on the latest gossip — that Dylan moved out. As for Electra, “I want her back,” he announces. Good… um… meeting. Ridge then scolds Will for hurting Electra, because that’s his place to do so… at all? [Shrugs]

Next, Will visits the design office to text Electra that he needs to see her. “We have to stop meeting like this,” he cracks when R.J. comes in. Well, R.J. would like nothing better than to never see Bill’s son again.

Ivy Does… Well, the Same Thing She Always Does

In the showroom, Ivy plays Electra her “Will doesn’t care about you” broken record for the zillionth time. Ivy even goes so far as to point to Katie as an example of how Spencer men treat women. She also has the audacity to bring up the way Will responded to the letter (that he never received). She wants Electra to remember how crappy she felt when Will broke up broke up with her in that “cowardly” way and tell him “I’m with R.J. now.”

Will Vs. R.J., Round 2

In the design office, Will and R.J. trade barbs but at least not blows. “I believe you have a dress to hem,” Will suggests, so shouldn’t R.J. run along? In turn, R.J. says Will will never climb the corporate ladder at FC — wrong last name, he adds in full nepo-baby mode. Sounding very much like his dad, R.J. then orders Will not to so much as text Electra.

Ridge Remembers They Theoretically Have Jobs

In the CEO’s office, Ridge finally grumbles that he doesn’t wanna hear any more about the love lives of FC’s kids. Steffy seems to be tickled by the idea of two guys in love with one girl. Been there, done that, huh, Stef? She just hopes the budding triangle doesn’t affect what little work anyone does there.

Is Ivy Trying to Full-On Brainwash Electra?

Back in the showroom, Electra admits that maybe she’s considering giving Will another chance. For heaven’s sake, don’t, Ivy pleads. Tell him “I am with R.J. now.” As opposed to, say, just “No, I don’t want to get back together.” Right on cue, in comes Will to cheer, “She’s gone. Dylan is gone.”

In the episode’s final moments, Brooke suggests to Ridge that maybe they should butt into the office romances a bit, if only for R.J.’s sake. When the golden boy comes in, he reiterates Electra’s incredible qualities. No matter, Ridge says, leave this personal stuff at the door. See above for an example of all the times Ridge has left his own personal stuff at the door. Finally, R.J. insists that Daddy give Will the chop!

Will Begs for a Do-Over

In the showroom, Will pleads his case. “We can’t go back to the way things were,” Electra says. Great, he replies. The past is past, he wants a future with her. With that, he recaps his and Electra’s meeting. “It felt like we were the only people in the world,” she admits.

Will Electra give Will another chance? “You’ll only ever feel cherished and loved and blah blah blah,” he says. “Fight with me. I won’t give up.” He even quotes their “WE” necklace. The camera zooms in on her, and… that’s where the episode ends.