B&B Spoilers: Zende Betrays the Forrester Family, he Supports Carter As the New Boss

Zende seems shocked to learn that Carter will become his new boss. Carter has no connection to the Forresters, and Forrester Creations is a family property, so Zende did not expect Carter to take the helm.

At first, Zende was angry and thought that Carter was a traitor. Aren’t Carter and Ridge quite close? Why did Carter trick Ridge into signing the LLC papers and taking over the company? However, after thinking about it, Zende realized that Carter being in charge could benefit him.

Although Zende is an adopted son of the Forrester family, he has never felt treated fairly.

He is a designer, like Thomas, and has worked at the company for a long time, but he has never felt truly recognized. Zende feels like an outsider—undervalued and disrespected.

No matter how hard Carter tries, he finds it impossible to please everyone. His designs are always underrated by Steffy and Ridge.

The others always seem to get the favor of Ridge or Eric. For example, when RJ first started working at Forrester Creations, Zende felt overlooked yet again.

Now, with his best friend Carter in charge, the dynamics at Forrester Creations will change. Steffy and Ridge will no longer have the power to decide everything.

Carter plans to give Zende a higher position and help him organize his own collection.

Carter knows that Zende has long dreamed of having his own collection but has always been rejected by Steffy and Ridge.

Carter’s support makes Zende extremely happy. Finally, the day has come when he feels recognized. He can freely express himself in his own fashion projects.

Zende will undoubtedly defend Carter from any criticism by the Forresters.

Zende believes that Ridge is the one responsible for how things turned out. Ridge and Steffy disrespected Carter and fired Hope unjustly, driving Carter to resort to this takeover.

Now that Carter is in charge, Zende feels everyone should respect that so the company can continue to operate.

Many people are surprised when Zende defends Carter. Is Zende still a Forrester?

He may even accept that he is no longer truly part of the Forrester legacy. But will Zende choose the right side?