Deke stole a large amount of design, causing significant revenue losses for Forrester Creations
The storm inside the Logan family finally breaks, and when it does, it tears straight through the heart of the fashion world. Brooke’s fury toward Katie—once buried beneath polite smiles and shared history—erupts with devastating force. What began as resentment over the Logan name quickly transforms into an all-out war, one where blood ties mean nothing and victory is everything. On The Bold and the Beautiful, family conflict never stays private, and this time, the battlefield is business.
Brooke feels betrayed to her core. In her mind, Katie’s decision to walk away from Forrester Creations is not an act of independence but a rejection of everything they built together. This isn’t healthy competition—it’s treason. Brooke convinces herself that Katie’s new company is an insult, a direct challenge meant to undermine the legacy that defined their lives. Fueled by pride and old wounds, Brooke resolves to destroy Katie’s venture before it can take its first real breath.
Quietly, methodically, Brooke begins to sabotage. She calls in favors, whispers doubts, and pulls strings behind closed doors, determined to poison Katie’s reputation before the industry can take her seriously. In Brooke’s mind, defending Forrester Creations means eliminating any threat—especially one wearing the Logan name. What she doesn’t realize is that Katie anticipated every move.
Katie didn’t leave Forrester on impulse. She left with a plan.
Rather than shrinking under pressure, Katie strikes back. She knows the system from the inside—its weak points, its loyalties, and its cracks. She doesn’t want peace; she wants proof that she can beat Brooke and Ridge at their own game. Her first explosive move is convincing Deke, one of Forrester’s most valuable design talents, to defect. His departure sends shockwaves through the company and immediately sets off alarms for Ridge. Deke isn’t just a designer—he’s a vault of insider knowledge.
But Katie goes even further.
Certain that she has every right to the work she helped build, Katie quietly takes several designs with her. In her eyes, those creations belong to her as much as they do to Forrester Creations. She refuses to let Brooke rewrite history or claim sole ownership of ideas forged together. It’s a decision that will change everything.
When Katie’s company finally launches its first collection, the impact is brutal. Buyers are captivated. Retailers rush to place orders. Sales explode. At the same time, Forrester Creations begins to bleed. Orders are canceled. Clients hesitate. Rumors of stolen designs spread through the industry like wildfire. Revenue plummets, and Brooke watches in disbelief as the numbers fall.
Katie didn’t just survive Brooke’s attack—she countered it with devastating precision.
Ridge is furious. To him, this isn’t rivalry—it’s theft. He sees Katie’s actions as a direct assault on the Forrester legacy, and he and Brooke quickly unite in outrage. Legal threats surface. Alliances fracture. The boundary between family and corporate warfare completely dissolves.
Now, the fight is no longer about fabric or fashion. It’s about power, identity, and who truly owns the Logan name. As both companies lock into a high-stakes showdown, one thing is clear: this war will leave scars that go far deeper than lost revenue.
And when the dust finally settles, the question remains—who will be left standing?