On Monday’s episode, the long-running saga of the Quartermaine mansion takes a sharp turn as Monica Quartermaine’s genuine last will comes to light—upending family alliances, property plans and power plays across Port Charles.

The anticipation has been building: will the mansion shift hands again? Now, the moment of truth has arrived.

According to spoilers, Tracy Quartermaine happens upon a dusty archive of family boxes and discovers a neatly labelled folder reading “Last Will & Testament of Monica Quartermaine”.

What’s inside doesn’t just affect ownership—it threatens to rewrite decades of assumed truth. Monica’s legitimate wishes, it appears, named Tracy—not one of the usual heirs—as the beneficiary of the mansion.

The timing couldn’t be more explosive. Across town, Ronnie Bard and Drew Cain have nearly sealed the mansion sale. Papers are signed, hands are shaken and the dawn is supposed to bring a new Quartermaine regime. Then Tracy bursts onto the scene, won folder in hand, and the deal derails in real time. Documents are torn, accusations flew, and the house that’s been the battlefield for years becomes a war zone.

Tracy’s reaction is layered. Relief at vindication. Rage at the manipulations. Power re-emerging from the shadows. She confronts Ronnie publicly, demanding answers about who changed the will, under what motives and who’s really running this family. For Ronnie and Drew, the crack in their deal suddenly seems a chasm. For the Quartermaines loyal to Tracy, it feels like justice at last.

But the revelation isn’t without risk. The original will’s authenticity, the legality of prior transfers, and the legitimacy of the deals made under false pretences now all come into question. Who forged what? Who stood to gain? What happens to the mansion if the chain of title collapses? Port Charles may soon find itself mired in courtroom showdowns instead of mere boardroom squabbles.

In a town defined by legacy and inheritance, the mansion was more than real estate—it was identity. Monica’s choice to leave it to Tracy speaks volumes about her view of family, loyalty and value beyond blood. And now that decision is about to rip open the old guard’s dominance. The Quartermaines may wake up Monday thinking they held the strings—but the control may have quietly passed out of their hands.