This Thursday on General Hospital, tensions rise, secrets collide, and long-buried betrayals inch dangerously close to exposure. The December 4 episode promises to shake Port Charles from every direction,

as characters face consequences they’ve tried desperately to outrun. From Curtis’s precarious position in the Drew Cain investigation to the chilling resurfacing of past trauma for Britt Westbourne,

the drama is relentless and deeply personal. Here is the full breakdown of a gripping, high-stakes episode poised to reshape several lives overnight.

Curtis Cornered: A Suspect With a Dangerous Secret

Curtis Ashford finds himself at the center of a tightening web of suspicion. Nathan West, determined and increasingly skeptical, confronts him about the mysterious hour-long gap in Curtis’s timeline on the night Drew was attacked. Nathan’s tone is professional, but the underlying message is clear: Curtis is no longer merely a witness—he is a potential suspect.

And Curtis knows exactly why.

Haunting him is the memory of the clandestine arrangement he made with Selina Wu. He handed her a staggering $1 million, hoping she would “take care of” the Drew problem that hovered like a storm cloud over his life. Selina promised solutions—she always does—but Curtis can’t be sure whether she acted on his request or simply pocketed the money and let fate roll the dice.

Regardless, Curtis cannot confess any of this to the police. Admitting his involvement with Selina would open a door he could never close again. It would entangle him in criminal allegations, put his family at risk, and expose him to retaliation from one of Port Charles’ most powerful underworld figures.

Nathan senses that Curtis is holding something back, and the pressure only intensifies.

Just when Curtis is about to crack under the weight of interrogation, Jordan arrives—calm, observant, and ready to step into the chaos. Her presence brings a new layer of interpretation to Nathan’s questioning and gives Curtis a temporary buffer. Yet Jordan’s arrival also stirs emotional turbulence, drawing unresolved history into an already volatile moment.

Trina’s Fury Ignites: A Daughter’s Wound Reopens

Meanwhile, Trina struggles with a rising tide of anger and betrayal. She cannot forget the moment she witnessed Jordan kissing her father—a moment burned into her memory as the beginning of her family’s unraveling. To Trina, Jordan didn’t just cross a line—she detonated a bomb that helped destroy the marriage Trina cherished.

And Trina isn’t going to let it go.

She decides she will confront Jordan directly, not just to accuse her but to make her position crystal clear: Jordan needs to back off. She intends to deliver a pointed warning that her family is off-limits, her father is vulnerable, and any further interference will not be tolerated.

As chaos brews, Stella Henry steps into the situation with her familiar mix of warmth, wisdom, and unstoppable determination. Stella has always been a force in the Ashford family, and this time is no exception. She hopes to guide Curtis back toward Portia—with the promise of a new baby on the horizon offering hope for reconciliation.

But Stella, like Trina, has no idea that the truth is far messier than they could imagine.

Portia’s Secret: A Shadow Over the Future

Portia Robinson is living with a fear that grows heavier by the day. Her past with Isaiah has resurfaced in the cruelest way: she has shared intimate moments with him more times than she cares to admit. Now, as her pregnancy progresses, she faces an agonizing truth she cannot escape.

She does not know who the father of her unborn child is.

Every lie, every omission, every shaky half-truth threatens to crumble as the DNA mystery looms overhead. If the truth comes out, it will devastate Curtis all over again—destroying any fragile hope of healing their fractured marriage.

Portia watches Trina and Stella rally around Curtis, their focus fixed on rebuilding the family. But her guilt gnaws at her, because she knows rebuilding on a foundation of lies is doomed to collapse.

Molly’s Heartbreak: A Family Pulled Apart

Elsewhere in Port Charles, Molly Lansing-Davis grapples with a painful reality: Drew and Willow’s impending marriage means Drew intends to move Scout and his new wife to Washington, D.C. The news hits Molly like a physical blow.

Her time with Scout—the precious connection she has fought for—will shrink dramatically. The Davis family, already fractured by recent tensions, will now face even greater emotional distance.

Molly is heartbroken, overwhelmed by the fear of losing the little girl she has grown to love so fiercely.

In her vulnerable state, Cody Bell steps in with tenderness and support. He offers comfort, understanding, and reassurance—just when Molly needs it most. His presence is grounding, and his kindness softens her spiraling emotions.

For Molly, this moment becomes unexpectedly intimate, deepening her emotional pull toward Cody in ways she didn’t anticipate.

Britt’s Trauma Resurfaces: Jason Steps In

Across town, Britt Westbourne reaches out to Jason Morgan after sleepless nights filled with fear and flashbacks. She can no longer bear the weight of what happened inside Sidwell’s castle, the horrors that left a permanent scar on her psyche and pushed her into a state of constant vigilance.

For too long, she has tried to bury the memories—fractured images, paralyzing fear, and the overwhelming sense that she narrowly escaped something monstrous.

But Britt realizes she cannot continue living in silence.

She calls Jason and finally unravels the full story, piece by piece, admitting the trauma she endured and the terror that still stalks her every waking moment. Jason listens with unwavering focus and quiet strength—a steady lighthouse in the emotional storm that has consumed Britt.

Jason has always known how to deal with dangerous men and darker shadows. And in this case, he has a very specific way of handling Sidwell—one that promises both protection and retribution.

Britt’s confession does not erase the fear, but sharing her pain brings the first glimmer of relief she has felt in months.