The General Hospital (GH) recap features a day of confessions, propositions, and passions in Port Charles.
I Did It!
Sam’s (Kelly Monaco) guilt got the best of her, especially after talking to Andre (Anthony Montgomery) and realizing her subconscious fears of Sonny may have caused her to shoot him–and not just her disease.
This made her take off from the hospital without telling Jason (Billy Miller) and freaking him out. By then, Carly knew for sure Sonny has been lying to her about what really happened and was furious. When Sam walked in and confessed she shot Sonny (Maurice Benard), Carly stood there shell-shocked.
A New Partnership!
Ava (Maura West) also found herself shocked when Franco (Roger Howarth) showed up with a proposition about his art.
He wants to sell through her gallery and make them lots of money. He made it clear this was Kiki’s idea and neither Franco nor Ava can ever say no to Kiki, so it looks like a deal is on.
Artful Passion
Later, Franco returned to his studio, and Liz (Rebecca Herbst) showed up. Things got pretty passionate from there as Franco tried to forget his past.
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Whoops! Or Not..
It turned out Aunt Stella’s idea to set Curtis (Donnell Turner) up on a blind date didn’t work out so well when the date turned out to be Valerie (Brytni Sarpy), who Curtis already dated and double crossed.
However, it was not hard to notice how close Kristina (Lexi Ainsworth) and Valerie are becoming so hmmm…what could happen there?
Parental Problems
Before running into Valerie, Kristina was disappointed that both her parents don’t trust her after overhearing a conversation between Sonny and Alexis.
Later, Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) and Carly (Laura Wright) had quite the conversation about the perils of raising teenage girls. Might it be about to get even more perilous for Carly?
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