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General Hospital Spoilers: Josslyn Demands Answers from Anna—Will She Cover Up Near-Shooting?

A wave of bitter distrust, dangerous frame-ups, and covert alliances is sweeping through Port Charles, threatening to shatter relationships and destroy lives. On Monday, September 14, General Hospital delivers a high-stakes episode packed with emotional fallout as Britt Westbourne comes face-to-face with Jason Morgan’s growing skepticism, while Alexis Davis takes a stand against Drew Cain’s controlling tactics by launching a secret plot with her family.

Alexis Rolls Out a Covert Scheme Against Drew

Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) has officially reached her breaking point and is done playing by Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) rules. Drew has slapped a restraining order against Scout Cain’s (Kayden Brenna Tokarski) entire extended family, attempting to cut off her maternal ties completely. However, Alexis had an epiphany: legal orders are only enforceable if Drew can actually prove she is spending time with Scout.

Gathering Molly Lansing-Davis (Kristen Vaganos) and Scout together for a high-stakes meeting of the minds, Alexis officially launches her secret counter-plan. In the preview for Monday’s show, Alexis advises Scout that the less Drew knows about these Davis girl interactions, the better. Recognizing that Drew is as sneaky as they come, Alexis decides it is time to beat him at his own game to protect her relationship with her granddaughter.

Nina Interrogated as Drew’s Frame-Up Tightens

Over at the Metro Court Pool, federal Agent William Bain (Alimi Ballard) corners Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) for an intense grilling. The interim WSB Chief is investigating the sudden disappearance of Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna).

Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) conveniently pointed Agent Bain in Nina’s direction while being questioned herself. Carly played right into Drew’s hands by informing Agent Bain that Nina had previously threatened Brennan not too long ago.

This leaves Nina in immediate danger. Viewers know that Drew planted Brennan’s wallet inside Nina’s car to set her up. The question remains: will Agent Bain discover the planted evidence inside Nina’s vehicle during his investigation?

While Nina sweats through her questioning, Carly is busy making moves of her own. Carly approaches Hudson Parker (Troy Lennon Appel) with an intriguing proposal, asking him in the Monday preview, “Maybe you and I can reach an agreement.” This unexpected gesture hints that a powerful new alliance could be forming between the two.

Josslyn Confronts Anna as Boathouse Heartbreak Explodes

Across town, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) steps directly into the middle of a volatile situation. Having already heard Britt’s side of events as well as Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) account, Josslyn confronts Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) to hear her side of the story directly.

With full knowledge that Anna almost shot Britt during a tense moment, Josslyn faces a major decision: will she report Anna’s dangerous state of mind to the WSB, or will she choose to cover up the alarming truth to protect her?

Meanwhile, the emotional drama comes to a painful head at the Quartermaine boathouse. Britt and Jason remain locked in an intense discussion, hashing out the fallout of recent lies. Britt confronts Jason directly, asking him, “You don’t believe me, do you?”

Britt insists she had no idea Anna was being kept hostage at Wyndemere, but Jason remains thoroughly unconvinced. Jason believes she is lying, unable to restore his faith in her after everything that has transpired. His refusal to believe her account leaves Britt outraged, crushed, and facing a deeply uncertain future with the man she loves.

Which storyline are you most excited to see play out on Monday—will Alexis successfully outsmart Drew, or will Agent Bain discover the evidence hidden in Nina’s car?

Tom

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