In a stunning turn of events that has sent shockwaves across General Hospital, the mystery

behind the devastating rooftop explosion at Sonny Corinthos’s penthouse has finally cracked wide

open — and the revelations are more heartbreaking and dangerous than anyone could have imagined.

Sonny Corinthos, the legendary mob boss of Port Charles, has built his empire on loyalty, control, and an unflinching eye for betrayal. But nothing could prepare him for what Brick, his most trusted ally and longtime enforcer, was about to uncover. After days of combing through surveillance footage, intelligence files, and bomb fragment patterns, Brick’s investigation led to a horrifying conclusion: the man behind the bombing was none other than Drew Cain — Sonny’s own nephew.

The truth lands like a gut punch. Sonny, still reeling from the emotional and physical wreckage of the explosion, is now grappling with the unbearable betrayal from a man he once regarded as family. The impact of the revelation is immediate and far-reaching, forcing Sonny to question not only Drew’s motives but everything he thought he understood about loyalty, blood, and trust.

The chilling moment unfolds at Sonny’s temporary office at the docks — a stark, makeshift hub lined with maps and whiteboards, filled with the chaos of an unfinished investigation. Standing before the evidence board, Sonny traces a finger along the timeline of destruction while Brick reveals the final piece: a series of photos capturing Drew on the penthouse rooftop, planting the bomb that would nearly kill Sonny and tear his life apart.

Carly Spencer, Sonny’s ex-wife and eternal confidante, is by his side when the truth hits. Shocked to her core, Carly’s voice trembles as she processes what Brick has confirmed — Drew Cain, the man who once saved Port Charles from Julian Jerome, has now turned against his own blood. Her worry shifts into raw determination as she presses Sonny for answers and a plan of action.

Meanwhile, Drew’s transformation from respected hero to orchestrator of destruction is chillingly methodical. Alone in a shadowy warehouse, Drew replays footage of the bombing, his jaw tight, his resolve unshaken. This is not the man Port Charles once embraced — this Drew is hardened by love, vengeance, and a distorted sense of justice. He believes he’s saving Willow — protecting her from the chaos of Sonny’s world and the pain of Michael Corinthos’s brush with death. But in doing so, he has made himself the very storm he sought to prevent.

Every step of Drew’s plan is calculated. He studied blueprints of the building, identified the structural weak points, and engineered the explosion to destroy Sonny while leaving collateral damage to a minimum. He knew Michael was recovering in Germany, far from the blast zone. Yet the goal wasn’t just physical destruction — it was emotional devastation. Drew’s ultimate aim was to dismantle the Corinthos legacy from within.

At a clandestine meeting on Pier 9, Brick confronts Drew in the cool twilight, their old camaraderie long eroded by mistrust. Their exchange is terse, filled with the weight of shared history and shattered ideals. Drew hands over a flash drive — a trove of manipulated evidence designed to throw federal investigators off his scent and onto Sonny’s enemies. Brick, though visibly conflicted, takes the drive, fully aware of the implications. As Drew walks away, a figure of solitude and resolve, Brick is left with the chilling realization: even heroes can fall.

Back at the docks, Sonny and Carly prepare for a confrontation neither of them ever anticipated. “What are you going to do?” Carly asks, her voice barely above a whisper. Sonny’s response is icy and resolute: “I’m calling Brick. He’ll bring him in.” Despite the familial ties, Sonny knows the code — betrayal cannot go unanswered.

Across the Atlantic in Berlin, Michael Corinthos is recovering in a secluded hospital suite, unaware that his uncle’s betrayal has not only targeted Sonny but isolated him as well. Drew, consumed by a possessive love for Willow, has tampered with flight plans and medical staff instructions to keep her away from Michael. His twisted strategy ensures Michael believes Willow has abandoned him, deepening the emotional rift between father and son — and furthering Drew’s mission to dismantle the Corinthos dynasty from the inside out.

Willow’s absence weighs heavily on Michael, until a nurse delivers an unexpected message: Willow called. But before hope can bloom, the nurse, under Drew’s manipulation, informs him that she’s not coming after all. The confusion and pain on Michael’s face speaks volumes — Drew’s plan is working, but at a soul-shattering cost.

Back in Port Charles, Sonny’s black SUV pulls up to the police station. The lights bathe the night in flickering red and blue as Sonny and Carly stride inside, grim determination in their eyes. Brick, worn from sleepless nights and haunted by what he’s had to do, meets them at the entrance. “He’s here,” he says simply.

In the sterile interrogation room, Drew Cain sits shackled to a metal table. His expression is calm, almost serene — but beneath the surface lies a man at war with himself. When Sonny enters the room, flanked by officers and fury, the two men lock eyes. The air is thick with unresolved history, love, and betrayal.

What happens next could change the landscape of General Hospital forever.

Will Sonny exact revenge on the man who tore his family apart? Can Drew’s actions ever be forgiven — or even understood? And as the web of lies continues to unravel, what will happen when Willow learns the truth?

One thing is certain: in the world of General Hospital, trust is a fragile illusion, and the cost of betrayal is always blood.

Stay tuned as this explosive storyline continues to unfold in the weeks ahead.