The courtroom in Port Charles becomes a stage this week—a stage drenched in heartbreak, deception, and the unbearable weight of truth.

Nina Reeves and Willow Tait face each other, not just as adversaries, but as broken reflections of the same pain.

What began as a legal battle spirals into something far more personal: a reckoning of motherhood, loss, and impossible forgiveness.

Nina’s eyes are steady, but her voice trembles as she swears to tell “the whole truth.” Willow’s attorney objects again and again, but emotion overwhelms procedure.

Every time Nina calls her “my daughter,” the courtroom holds its breath.

Willow flinches, refusing to meet her gaze. The tension thickens when Carly and Drew arrive to offer silent support, only to realize the case might expose more than they’re ready to admit.

Judge Warren’s patience wanes. “If either of you lies again,” he warns, “this case will end today.” Yet in Port Charles, lies are the oxygen everyone breathes. When Nina’s secret dealings with Brennan surface mid-trial, gasps echo through the benches. For the first time, Willow hesitates—has she misjudged the woman she vowed to hate?

Outside, Michael Corinthos clenches his fists, watching from a distance. He doesn’t know which outcome scares him more: losing Willow, or watching her find peace with the mother who ruined their lives.