B&B: Who should die so that their heart can be given to Taylor?
Who should croak and save Steffy's mother aka Taylor Hayes from the great beyond - A place she's been many times before!
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Taylor should just die. It's time.
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Ridge - he should sacrifice himself
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Brooke - it's time to close the Bedroom door ?0
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Liam - PLEASE GOD.
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Luna - she's useless to Bradley now... so maybe he can use her heart0
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Sheila - to redeem her finally?0
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Taylor is faking her heart failure
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Katie - she is barely living these days
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Bill - who cares about him anymore?0
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Someone else - post in the topic0
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