This Tuesday * General Hospital * episode promises high drama from all corners of Port Charles.

From fractures in family allegiances to criminal undercurrents and desperate rescues, here’s what you can expect:

Ava & Kristina Try to Turn the Page

Ava Jerome and Kristina Corinthos‐Davis have had one of the rockiest relationships in Port Charles.

But this week, they attempt something different: civility.

Not friendship, exactly, but a fragile peace. They’re both tired of the old fights and recognize that life is too short to let every disagreement define them.

Their uneasy tandem offers a rare moment of quiet, even as everything else swirls around them.

Nina’s Alibi Falls Apart

Nina Reeves is in hot water. Her excuse about walking with Willow at the time of Drew’s shooting is unraveling. Anna Devane and Dante Falconeri expose evidence that shows Nina’s story doesn’t hold up, driving her into desperation. She demands to see Willow at the PCPD, her grip on composure slipping as the walls close in.

Willow, meanwhile, is reeling emotionally. She believes the worst of Michael—accuses him of betrayal, and questions whether he had a hand in setting her up. The sense of betrayal she feels may push her to lash out.

Sidwell Steps Into Power

Drew Cain, cornered and under pressure, calls in Jenz Sidwell—not for help, but for leverage. Sidwell doesn’t respond meekly. He flexes his influence, questioning Drew’s moves and demanding respect. Port Charles is watching Sidwell’s return with unease as he begins to openly reassert control.

Ric’s Torment & Hope

Ric Lansing remains in captivity, bound and isolated. In his solitude, his only comfort comes from dreams of Elizabeth Baldwin, who appears to him in visions—a semblance of hope amid torment. But the line between dream and reality is blurry, and Ric’s mind may be his only refuge.