The upcoming week in Port Charles promises to be one of the most volatile yet — a series of events where legacy, ambition and hidden agendas collide.

As the previews reveal, what was once a front of stability is now cracking under pressure.

Monday kicks off with several jarring images: Tracy Quartermaine finally seems to have the upper hand, while Drew Cain is rattled.

The dynamic duo of victory and vulnerability opens the week with a contrast: Tracy seizing power, Drew losing his footing.

At the same time, younger players like Britt Westbourne are caught “in the act,” setting off a chain of threats and exposure.

Meanwhile, Sonny Corinthos turns to Alexis Davis for help — signalling his empire might be less iron-clad than it appears.

Tuesday escalates the tension. Britt receives a warning. Portia Robinson delivers sharp words to Jordan Ashford, and Martin Grey confides in Laura Collins. Meanwhile, young Rocco Falconeri is foiled, and a clash breaks out between Alexis and Drew — a sign the deals made in the shadows are showing daylight.

Wednesday brings danger to familiar faces. Anna Devane is in peril, Gio becomes the voice of reason, and Danny Morgan receives support from Alexis. At the same time, Sonny sets up a private meeting with ADA Justine — power plays moving behind closed doors.

Thursday shifts focus to returns and new responsibilities. Josslyn Jacks lands a new assignment, Tracy’s workload spikes, Marco catches Lucas off-guard, and a familiar face lands in town — a return that could upend alliances and rekindle old conflicts.

Friday wraps the week with strategic manoeuvres. Ava impresses Sidwell, Laura’s mayoral campaign takes a hit, Carly updates Valentin, and Sonny confers with Jason. The major players are making their moves, but the board has changed.

What binds all these threads is the theme of shifted control: the old-guard (mansion deals, legacies, family names) is losing its unassailable status; newcomers (legal games, covert assignments, hidden returns) are stepping into light. Port Charles isn’t just in a moment of change — it’s undergoing transformation.