Ava Jerome is completely done playing nice, and Sonny Corinthos is about to feel the full force of her wrath. On the Thursday, September 24 episode of General Hospital, the fierce mother unleashes her full fury on the mob kingpin, vowing to fight him with everything she has. Ava has officially reached her breaking point when it comes to Sonny making unilateral decisions behind her back regarding their daughter, Avery Corinthos. Refusing to be pushed aside any longer, Ava stands her ground for a high-stakes faceoff that promises to redefine their ongoing battle.
Monet Battles Tracy While Willow Pushes Chase
Over at Aurora’s wellness center, Willow Tait offers her honest perspective to Harrison Chase, admitting she genuinely believes he ought to move back into the Quartermaine mansion. Chase may mention that his new attorney shares that exact sentiment, as lawyer Monet Mitchell is already hard at work taking on the formidable Tracy Quartermaine.
Thursday’s GH preview footage shows Monet vowing to escalate matters if Tracy refuses to cooperate regarding Chase’s living arrangements. Tracy, predictably, will not appreciate Monet’s aggressive attitude or her explicit threats, setting the stage for some exceptionally tense interactions at the Quartermaine estate.
Prison Schemes and Violence Erupt at Pentonville
Behind bars at Pentonville, Jenz Sidwell is cheerfully scheming his next move. Sidwell cheerfully informs someone that he plans to hire them to secure his release from prison. Since Alexis Davis is scheduled to meet with a potential client on Thursday’s show, Sidwell may very well summon her for a high-pressure legal pitch. Should Alexis question why she would ever take his case, Sidwell could easily threaten her loved ones while reminding her that his powerful connections extend far beyond prison walls.
Later on, Sidwell returns to his cell, where he finds himself cornered for a fierce, violent attack. Despite previous warnings urging Curtis Ashford to stay far away from the situation, Curtis winds up getting hurt in the brewing mayhem that erupts within the facility.
Jordan Exposes Justine’s Secret and Reconnects with Monet
Meanwhile, Jordan Ashford delivers a major shock to ADA Justine Turner by revealing she witnessed Justine kissing Sonny in the alley right behind the Brown Dog Bar. Jordan steps in to talk sense into the prosecutor, laying out the massive professional risks Justine is taking with her legal career by getting involved with a mobster. The intervention serves as a massive wake-up call for Justine, who eventually promises to end her risky fling with Sonny as quickly as possible.
However, Jordan’s drama is far from over. Thursday’s episode delivers a major realization when Jordan faces another unexpected curveball. There is a strong chance Jordan comes face-to-face with Monet and recognizes her as a figure from her past. Viewers are left to wonder whether Monet and Jordan could be long-lost siblings or if they share another deep-seated connection altogether. Either way, this unexpected reunion causes Jordan to lash out, ensuring their messy shared history will come to light before long.
Michael and Drew Align Against Willow
Across town, Drew Cain sits down for a meeting with Michael Corinthos. The sit-down brings at least a baseline level of honesty between the two men. While Michael and Drew might openly acknowledge their mutual dislike for one another, they could easily find common ground in their shared desire to strike back at Willow.
Down the line, Tracy will eventually open up to someone about her latest scheme. Given that fall preview spoilers hint at Tracy and Michael joining forces, Michael seems like the most logical confidant for her corporate plots.
What Lies Ahead in Port Charles?
With Jordan’s past coming back to haunt her and Sidwell’s prison games turning physical, Port Charles is exploding with tension. As Ava prepares for an all-out war with Sonny over Avery, the fallout could shatter several fragile alliances across town.
Will Justine actually cut ties with Sonny before her career is ruined, and can Jordan survive the emotional fallout of Monet’s sudden arrival?
