Grace Buckingham has officially crossed the line, skated across it in stilettos, and did a victory lap while counting her million-dollar payday. On The Bold and the Beautiful, this week marks the unraveling of her latest, most jaw-droppingly manipulative plot — convincing Liam (and the entire community) that the poor man was dying. Yes, dying. All for a whole lot of cash and a pat on the back as a “hero.” Well, karma’s finally RSVP’d.

Liam’s (Scott Clifton) been duped. Bill’s (Don Diamont) been made to look like a fool. And Grace (Cassandra Creech)? She’s now on the brink of losing it all. The walls are closing in and honey, it’s not looking good. A confession may be the only option left — and if she does come clean, it might just be her ticket straight out of L.A. (in handcuffs, no less).

Can Grace Redeem Herself?

Let’s not act like a disappointed Liam stare and Bill’s signature fury are enough punishment for this level of deception. The question now is: what will justice look like for Grace? A courtroom showdown? A prison cell without a view? Or maybe she skips town before anyone gets the chance to slap the cuffs on her. Personally, we’re hoping she sticks around just long enough to throw someone else under the bus. Because you know this mess is way too big to have been cooked up by Grace alone. Who was frantically calling her and texting her all these weeks? And, why?

Someone else had to be behind the curtain — and we want names. Was Grace covering up for one of her daughters? Did an ex resurface with leverage? Or is there a colleague from her past with dirt that forced her into this elaborate web of lies? Whoever it is, they owe Grace big-time for dragging her down with them.

Is There a Twist in the Tale?

That being said…we’re still not ready to toss her to the wolves just yet. Yes, she lied. Yes, she manipulated. Yes, she played everyone like a fiddle. But let’s be honest: B&B is full of characters who’ve done far worse and lived to slay another day. If Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) can roam free, if Taylor (then Hunter Tylo, now Rebecca Budig) can put a bullet in Bill’s back and still go to family brunch, and if Bill himself can yeet Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) off a helicopter, then surely there’s a sliver of redemption left for Grace.

Give her consequences, sure. But also give her a juicy second act. We wouldn’t mind seeing her turn the tables and become the whistleblower in a grander scheme. One big reveal could turn her from villain to vigilante. And if we get just one more explosive twist from this firecracker of a character, we’re here for it. Grace may have hit rock bottom, but in a place like Los Angeles, that’s just the beginning.