Next week on General Hospital, the quiet halls of the Quartermaine mansion will once again echo with tension, betrayal, and family drama. What begins as a polite tea party soon turns into a battlefield of secrets,

manipulation, and shocking revelations — and by the week’s end, one woman’s mask may finally be torn off. Brook Lynn Quartermaine tries to keep the peace the only way she knows how —

with charm and a touch of grace. Determined to create harmony in the family, she hosts an elegant tea party and invites Ronnie, hoping to make her feel more welcome. Brook Lynn’s true motive,

however, is more desperate than polite: she’s terrified that Ronnie, the new owner of the mansion, might decide to sell their beloved family home. For Brook Lynn, keeping Ronnie comfortable means keeping a roof over the Quartermaines’ heads.

But not everyone shares her optimism. Tracy Quartermaine, the ever-suspicious matriarch, has never trusted Ronnie — and she makes no effort to hide it. Her sharp intuition tells her that something about Ronnie simply doesn’t add up. To Tracy, Ronnie’s behavior feels too calculated, her story too clean. She’s convinced this woman is not who she claims to be.

As the tea party unfolds, tensions boil over. Tracy can’t help but throw cutting remarks across the table, much to Brook Lynn’s horror. Ronnie tries to maintain composure, but Tracy’s relentless accusations pierce the calm veneer. Soon, the confrontation spills beyond the tea table and into the heart of the Quartermaine home.

Next week, Tracy’s suspicions escalate into an all-out war with her sister, Monica. Monica urges Tracy to stop her witch hunt, arguing that Ronnie deserves the benefit of the doubt. But Tracy isn’t buying it. She’s certain Ronnie is an impostor — a manipulator who somehow seized control of the mansion and Monica’s inheritance. Tracy’s mind races with theories, and she’s determined to expose the truth.

However, Tracy’s obsession may come at a cost. Her continued defiance could push her right out of the very mansion she’s trying to protect. If Ronnie truly holds the power she claims, Tracy could soon find herself without a home — or a family willing to stand beside her.

Meanwhile, across town, Dante and Chase tackle another storm — the tangled aftermath of Drew’s shooting. Dante, level-headed as always, warns Chase not to let his emotions cloud his judgment. Chase’s concern for Willow runs deep, but Dante reminds him that justice demands objectivity. Still, Chase can’t ignore the growing pile of inconsistencies surrounding the case.

Willow’s theory that Michael may have planted the gun in Liz’s house suddenly takes center stage. Chase can’t shake the feeling that there’s truth in her words, especially given Michael’s increasingly erratic behavior. The detective begins connecting dots that could lead to devastating consequences for the Corinthos family.

Meanwhile, Drew is hell-bent on revenge. He believes Michael manipulated the situation, forcing Willow into a web of accusations she never should have been part of. Determined to make him pay, Drew begins plotting his next move. Sources suggest he may even fabricate a memory of hearing Michael’s voice moments before being shot — a dangerous move that could frame Carly’s son for attempted murder.

If Drew carries out this plan, Michael will find himself cornered with no easy way out. The once-loyal Corinthos family may be on the verge of tearing itself apart.

Elsewhere, Nina finds herself backed into a corner. Desperate and out of options, she turns to Brennan — a powerful ally who once promised to use his influence to protect both her and Willow from the fallout of Drew’s case. Brennan’s connections run deep, and his reputation for “fixing” problems makes him the perfect man to turn to. Whether he’ll actually deliver on that promise remains to be seen.

As these dangerous deals unfold, Molly finds herself facing emotional chaos of her own. The recent revelation that her mother, Alexis, and sister, Kristina, had secretly kept Rick locked away for an entire month sends Molly reeling. Shocked and furious, she struggles to process how her own family could commit such a betrayal, even if Rick’s blackmail was wrong. In her pain, she turns to Cody for comfort — someone who offers her a listening ear and a safe space to vent her frustration.

Meanwhile, Anna Devane’s investigative instincts are once again on high alert. The police commissioner begins to suspect that Nathan — long believed dead — might not be who he says he is. The inconsistencies in his story, his awkward behavior, and his attempts to conceal details about his “resurrection” all send up red flags. Anna’s gut tells her she’s staring at another impersonation scheme. As she quietly gathers evidence, she’s determined to uncover whether the man walking around as Nathan is truly him — or an elaborate imposter planted for a darker purpose.

Elsewhere in Port Charles, secrets of the heart threaten to shatter relationships. Portia finally decides to come clean with Curtis, revealing the shocking truth about her pregnancy — she doesn’t know who the baby’s biological father is. The confession rocks Curtis to his core. Though he’s grateful for her honesty, the revelation threatens to break the fragile foundation of their marriage. Trust, once lost, is difficult to rebuild, and both Portia and Curtis will have to decide if love is strong enough to survive uncertainty.

By week’s end, every storyline seems to converge in a perfect storm of truth and deception. Tracy’s relentless pursuit of Ronnie’s true identity reaches its climax. After days of sleuthing, she finally uncovers evidence that could expose the woman’s real face — and when she does, it’s a revelation that will send shockwaves through the Quartermaine family.

The fallout promises to be explosive. Will Brook Lynn side with her grandmother or defend the woman she tried so hard to welcome? Will Monica finally admit that Tracy’s suspicions were justified all along? And what will Ronnie do when her secret is dragged into the light?

As Port Charles braces for another week of emotional warfare, one thing is certain — the Quartermaines will never be the same again. Lies will crumble, alliances will shift, and family loyalties will be tested like never before.