This week’s episode of General Hospital pulls Port Charles into yet another storm of betrayal, fear, and unanswered questions.

At the center of it all lies Drew Cain, who now hovers between life and death after being shot twice in his own home.

The fallout is immediate. Diane’s pointed question to Sonny — which of his people she should prepare to defend — underscores how far suspicion has spread.

Sonny’s empire suddenly feels fragile, as even his closest allies and family members are caught in the crosshairs.

Tracy’s startling claim that Michael was seen near Drew’s home has only fueled speculation. Is the Corinthos family on the verge of tearing itself apart from within?

Beyond the investigation, smaller storylines mirror the same themes of secrecy and risk. Nina and Portia exchange a tense bedside conversation, hinting at knowledge they might be hiding. Lulu, with her reporter’s instinct, pushes Willow for off-the-record details. Each encounter adds another layer of intrigue, as if everyone in town carries a fragment of the truth.

Alexis, meanwhile, takes matters into her own hands — and perhaps too far. By restraining someone in her basement, she jeopardizes not only her safety but also her ongoing custody fight for Scout. Kristina’s warning highlights how a single reckless act could unravel everything Alexis has fought for.

The action in Croatia offers a stark contrast: Jason, ever the protector, races to rescue Britt and nearly loses his life in a hail of gunfire. Back home, Josslyn and Vaughn’s failed escape attempt forces them to confront questions of loyalty and sacrifice. At the same time, Anna pieces together unsettling clues about Jack’s disappearance, signaling that the danger is larger than anyone imagined.

Through it all, the image of Drew collapsing and whispering “It’s all going to be fine” lingers as a cruel echo. Nothing is fine in Port Charles. The mystery of who shot Drew is more than a whodunit — it’s a test of loyalty, a reckoning for the Corinthos family, and perhaps the start of a war that will leave no one untouched.

With every scene layered in suspicion and every character carrying secrets, General Hospital continues to prove that even after six decades, it knows exactly how to keep its audience hooked.