General Hospital Recap (GH): Nelle Is Slipping Up!

The General Hospital recap (GH) for Wednesday, June 20 features Nelle trusting Michael a little too much and then getting herself in a whole lot of trouble.

All About Nelle
Michael (Chad Duell) seems to have Nelle (Chloe Lanier) wrapped around her finger and figured she’d get herself ahead of Chase’s story by telling her own story.

Of course, Michael confronted Chase and still put on the “I Trust Nelle” act to see what he could get Chase to say.

Chase gave him all the warnings he could about Nelle, including don’t ever go kayaking with her. When Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) heard all of this, he chewed out Chase for never revealing his connection to Nelle.

Meanwhile, Ava (Maura West) paid a visit to Nelle as they both played a game of cat and mouse about the blanket.

Ava also warned Nelle she better not have any evidence of what she did laying around, which prompted Nelle to stare at the bottle of Morgan’s cologne in her purse.

Later, the bottle ended up with Josslyn (Eden McCoy) after she left the Q house. When Nelle noticed it was missing, she freaked.

Nelle also pretended she was freaked when a shirt arrived in the mail from the place she allegedly hung out at with Chase down in Florida. When Michael got into Nelle’s computer, he learned she sent it to herself.

Mama Bear
In non-Nelle news, Ava realized that it was Bensch (James DePaiva) who was harassing Kiki (Hayley Erin) and decked him. It had to be broken up by Griffin, but that was just part of Bensch’s bad day. He also learned Alexis is representing Kiki in the case against him.

Jason Wins!
Over at Ferncliff, Kevin (Jon Lindstrom) warned Jason (Steve Burton) he needs to quit his fake job immediately because it’s safer for Carly (Laura Wright) to have him watching after her, especially since he can control her meds.

Carly made her own decision and decided Jason stays. That probably wasn’t wise, but that’s Carly. She always needs Jason by her side.

General Hospital (GH) airs weekdays on ABC. Check your local listings for airtimes.