General Hospital Spoilers Highlights
Carly (Laura Wright) has been looking for a new direction in life for nearly a year, ever since she lost the Metro Court after committing the crime of insider trading. She even owes $5 million to the SEC now and is not sure how she is even going to pay that back.
However, her luck is about to change when she becomes the new owner of Kelly’s Diner. With Drew (Cameron Mathison) in prison, this is just the right time to find something else to do because Drew might be there for a while. At least he has an interesting life there as he confronts Cyrus (Jeff Kober) on Monday.
Carly quickly shares her news with Josslyn (Eden McCoy), who will now be able to say that her mom owns Kelly’s when she is showing her clout rather than just her grandma. Maybe she should focus on her boyfriend, Dex (Evan Hofer), who is about to make a grisly discovery.
General Hospital: Nina And Willow Bond
Nina (Cynthia Watros) has been waiting since January to finally have some tender moments with Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) and has been waiting nearly 30 years to be able to be with one of her children finally.
On Monday, Willow allows Nina into her friends and family bubble, and things go better than Nina ever imagined when she manages to score points with her daughter. Will this new close relationship all come to an end when Willow learns that Nina is the one who tipped off the SEC about Carly and Drew’s insider trading?
GH Spoilers: Sonny Wants Answers
Sonny (Maurice Benard) is quite curious about what Austin (Roger Howarth) is up to, especially after finding him in a sticky situation in the alley behind the Port Charles Grill. When he walks in on Austin and Ava (Maura West) having an argument, he needs to know what the heck is going on.
Will Ava finally tell Sonny exactly what happened to Nikolas and why? She probably should have told him from the start, or she wouldn’t be in the mess she’s in now.
In case you missed it, mornings on Soap Hub are for commentary or wild speculation about General Hospital’s current stories — where they’re going, how they’re doing, and sometimes just what we’re hoping we will see in the near future in Port Charles. We’re particularly fond of this one, so please click here to read it.
