The week ahead in Port Charles promises ruptures—emotional, relational, and legal.

In court, everything that once looked stable now lies in ruins.

Nina Reeves sits across from her daughter Willow Tait, the weight of a plea-deal hanging heavy between them.

Nina’s decision isn’t just legal—it’s personal. Willow cries in the dock, feeling the betrayal of someone she believed loved her most.

The courtroom tumbles from procedure into raw, unfiltered chaos.

Meanwhile, Dante Falconeri zeros in on Michael Corinthos, pressing him to confess to his part in framing Willow.

Michael stands silent, but his dark intensity fills the space; his power shift doesn’t need words.

Tracy Quartermaine and Ronnie Bard reignite their feud beneath the veneer of polite society, turning one tea party into a full-blown showdown.

Valentin Cassadine receives an unexpected visitor in Steinmauer—one whose presence threatens to open old wounds and crank the tension higher.

Promos tease Willow’s heart broken, Michael’s plan accelerating, and the walls of trust collapsing from every angle.

Port Charles hasn’t just changed—it’s unmade itself. The one thing all these storylines share? The realization that when trust is gone, there’s no going back.