The Bold and the Beautiful (B&B) spoilers tease that Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown) will continue to worry about her relationship with Bill Spencer (Don Diamont) and the weird turn it’s taken. Sheila is on edge now that she’s cheated with Deacon Sharpe (Sean Kanan) and put herself in a risky position.
That’s naturally brought some paranoia, but Sheila also has a legitimate reason to fret over Bill’s behavior.
Bill is being a little too pushy about trying to get Sheila to open up, so she’s starting to get suspicious.
However, Bill will talk to Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye) about the plan to sink Sheila, so they’ll hope to figure out a solution.
Sheila is beginning to doubt Bill’s love and devotion, so a strategy session is necessary at this point.
Ridge might argue that Bill needs to do something big and bold to make sure Sheila trusts his commitment to her.
That might be the only way Bill can secure Sheila’s recorded confession and end this nightmare for good.
There’s been speculation about Bill eventually popping the question to Sheila, but now it’s finally happening.
The week of March 20-24 will lead to Bill getting down on one knee for a romantic marriage proposal.
B&B fans can expect Bill to make a big speech about wanting to spend the rest of his life with Sheila.
Bill may point out that this ring symbolizes his loyalty and push for that loyalty in return.
A marriage proposal will give Bill the prime opportunity to insist there should be no more secrets between them.
Since Bill’s goal is getting Sheila to confess to all her past crimes, this engagement news should be his way of lulling her into a false sense of security.
Bill will loathe every moment of this grand gesture, but he’ll keep duping Sheila for the sake of his plot with Ridge and the FBI.
The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers say Sheila is in for a shock once Bill asks her to be his wife, so stay tuned for updates on her reaction.
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