General Hospital spoilers hint that, as Wiley Corinthos (Viron Weaver) is now living with Willow Cain (Katelyn MacMullen) at her home 40 percent of the time,

could the little boy have a mishap in his stepfather’s room, causing a medication switch? Willow will have plenty on her plate in the weeks ahead,

and with two little ones running around the house, the children could cause some chaos that leads to even more drama – so let’s talk about it!

The week of February 16-20 proved to be a big one for Willow.

She not only got her children back, but she was also presented with an offer from Jenz Sidwell (Carlo Rota) that she seemingly will not refuse.

Sidwell suggested that Willow finish off Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) term in Congress.

After a chat with her mom, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), Willow seems poised to accept the task at hand and start a very interesting new chapter in her life.

This means she’ll be juggling a lot in the weeks ahead, playing part-time mom and part-time congresswoman.

Still, this all feels like a recipe for disaster in Willow’s world.

As General Hospital fans know, Willow isn’t only responsible for shooting Drew, she’s also the one who landed him in the predicament he’s in now.

Drew has “locked-in syndrome” due to a stroke that Willow brought on when she drugged him.

On the day she was exonerated for his shooting, Willow stabbed Drew in the neck, which caused his current condition.

Drew cannot walk, talk, or move, and his only form of communication is blinking.

Still, Willow gives him a shot of meds daily to ensure he continues in this state, so GH fans know that a situation where she fails to give him these drugs could arise, which would expose her past indiscretions and essentially ruin her.

Willow was stupid enough to admit to Drew that she shot him and poisoned him, thus causing this condition, so something is bound to happen where Drew doesn’t get his dosage, and fully recovers to rat out Willow.

Even the best kids are mischievous, and it’s hard not to think that Wiley will end up in Drew’s room at some point.

Whether he’s playing hide-and-seek with a friend or his sister, Amelia Corinthos (Sequoia and Serenity Mork Macko), or simply wanders into his stepdad’s room, Wiley will know he’s not supposed to be there, but go in, anyway.

With that said, Wiley could get very freaked out when he sees Drew in the state he’s in.

Will his mother call Wiley, triggering a state of panic for the child?

Could Wiley end up accidentally hitting Drew’s medication, causing the syringes to fly in the air?

He’ll scramble to pick them up – maybe he throws them in the trash – and there’s definitely a possibility he grabs a box of other medication to replace them.

Willow will be busy with the role of mom and congressman, so when she goes to give Drew his dose, it may be the wrong medication.

In fact, whatever Willow ends up stabbing into Drew’s IV could progress his recovery quicker than anticipated.

Drew may be back on his feet in no time, and with his Navy Seal training, he’ll escape his room and be off in a flash.

Either way, Wiley and Amelia being in the house will cause a layer of preoccupation for Willow, where she could even forget to give Drew his daily drug dose, and find herself in a heap of trouble when she does so.

General Hospital spoilers suggest that Drew may be down, but he’s far from out, and Willow’s biggest mistake was placing him in this state instead of offing him for good!