Bold and Beautiful: Sugar's Master Plan Revealed - Steffy Attack Explained! #boldandbeautiful

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The Bold and the Beautiful fans know Sugar (formerly Robin Mattsson) is behind the attack on Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) which meant the Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) lookalike died.

But everyone's asking why Sugar went into that house and why she came after Steffy. Well, thanks to Belynda from Soap Dirt, we have a good idea of why this all came about and what was Sugar's master plan and intentions.

With a mysterious backstory involving prison escapes and plastic surgery, Sugar's motive for being at the Malibu house is slowly uncovered, pointing to a possible revenge plot. 

Next week, Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) stumbles upon threatening messages from Sugar to Sheila and then works to convince Finn (Tanner Novlan) that Sheila's not dead, but missing on B&B. 

On the CBS soap, Deacon delves deeper into the mystery, and uncovers shocking truths that could change lives forever. In a race against time, they begin a desperate search for Sheila, who they believe may be held captive on Bold & Beautiful. 

This thrilling storyline promises to redeem Sheila in the eyes of Finn, despite the long-standing animosity from the Forrester family. The plot thickens as the search for Sheila kicks into high gear, leading to a dramatic revelation during the upcoming sweeps. All this and more in the next week's spoilers for Bold and Beautiful.

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