Port Charles will never be the same again.

As the week opens, General Hospital detonates its emotional powder keg with a moment that rewrites a death we thought we knew. Jason Morgan’s return already sent shockwaves, but it’s his gut feeling—the sense that Britt Westbourne might still be alive—that becomes the catalyst for the week’s most earth-shattering revelation.

He goes to Liesl Obrecht for answers. She’s haunted, firm, and devastated as she recalls holding her daughter as she took her final breath. But Jason won’t back down. “I saw her,” he says. “At the airport. It was Britt.” Liesl resists, outraged. But the seed of doubt is planted.

And when Jason quietly exhumes Britt’s grave without Liesl’s consent, the truth is undeniable: the coffin is empty.

Meanwhile, Willow Tate prepares to walk down the aisle—only to bring everything crashing down. She stops the wedding. She says no to Drew Cain. And Drew does not take it well. His charm fractures into cold rage. He threatens, intimidates, and makes it clear: walk away, and she walks away from her children too. But Willow stands tall—and walks out.

The fallout is immediate. Tracy toasts in private. Cody smirks. And Willow, with nowhere to go, shows up on Elizabeth Baldwin’s doorstep. Liz opens the door without question. “Come in,” she says. It’s a lifeline—and Willow grabs it.

But the reasons behind her decision run deeper than cold feet. Alexis Davis, always calculating, begins to pull at the threads. And what she finds is devastating: Scout Cain knows things a child shouldn’t—things that point to Drew’s dark dealings overseas. Alexis begins a quiet legal maneuver, not only to protect Willow, but to protect Scout.

Elsewhere, Anna Devane senses a far more dangerous storm brewing. She turns to Rick Lansing for help, only to realize she may be a pawn in someone else’s game. Rick is handed a sealed file by a mysterious operative—one filled with blacklisted names and compromised assets. At the center: Port Charles.

And then, Jocelyn Jax’s cover begins to collapse.

She’s been walking a razor’s edge for months, a covert WSB agent hiding in plain sight. But now she’s been seen. Photos leak. Questions are asked. Carly Spencer, her mother, notices everything—the erratic schedule, the late nights, the lies. When she follows her daughter to a secret meeting with Vaughn, everything unravels. Vaughn, the man they thought was clean, is WSB2—a rogue agent using Jocelyn as bait.

Carly and Anna join forces. Vaughn disappears. A burner phone is found. One message: “Asset compromised. Terminate.” Jocelyn is now the target.

Carly acts fast. She demands protection from Jack Brennan and vows to destroy the WSB if anything happens to her daughter. But Jocelyn refuses to run. She reveals everything: she was placed as bait to expose a traitor embedded deep within Port Charles institutions. And now, they’re “cleaning house.”

Meanwhile, Drew’s unraveling accelerates. He files for custody revenge. He threatens Elizabeth for harboring Willow. But Liz pushes back. She knows more than she’s saying. And now, Willow is documenting every threat, every lie—preparing for a storm she refuses to face unarmed.

Across town, a letter changes everything.

Martin Gray receives news: Monica Quartermaine is dead. Or is she? A second letter arrives. A photo. Monica in a hospital bed—dated three days ago. The death was a fraud. A power play orchestrated by someone claiming to be her sister. With Anna and Carly’s help, Martin tracks the source of the letters—back to someone within Port Charles.

Monica is found alive in a private medical facility. The woman behind her “death” is arrested. But the damage is done. Inheritance claims are frozen. Trust is shattered. And the Quartermaine legacy teeters.

Back at the center of the chaos, Britt is found. Sedated. Hidden in a WSB black site near the Canadian border. Jason leads the raid with Anna and Carly. The Hook’s attack had been real, but Britt had survived—only to be abducted as part of a larger cover-up.

The grave had been empty. And now, finally, it makes sense.

Drew is indicted, flipping on other rogue operatives in exchange for a reduced sentence. Rick Lansing vanishes. Vaughn’s body is recovered in a river, his secrets lost with him. And Jocelyn? She returns to school, but she’s changed forever—hardened, alert, and finished with the agency that used her.

Willow wins full custody. Scout chooses Alexis. The Cain legacy collapses in disgrace.

And Jason Morgan stands beside Britt—no longer mourning, but rebuilding.

Port Charles has survived another war. But the scars will linger. The ghosts will whisper. And as always… another storm is waiting.

Which secret shocked you the most — Britt’s survival, Monica’s return, or Jocelyn’s betrayal?