The week opens with the kind of chaos only Port Charles can deliver.

The courtroom becomes a battleground when Willow Tait and Nina Reeves stand trial — not just for their legal charges, but for years of betrayal, hidden truths, and love gone wrong.

What begins as a procedural hearing quickly devolves into something far more personal.

Every question from the prosecution cuts deeper than any cross-examination could, because the real pain isn’t in the evidence — it’s in the unspoken words between mother and daughter.

Nina fights to maintain her calm, but guilt flickers behind every tear.

Willow, cornered and exhausted, refuses to look her mother in the eye.

The city watches as their fractured bond turns public spectacle, each revelation landing like a hammer strike.

Michael sits tight-lipped at the defense table, his patience wearing thin, while Carly’s fury simmers nearby.

When the verdict is delayed, tension explodes — accusations fly, alliances crumble, and by week’s end, both women realize the truth: even if the court forgives them, Port Charles never will.