GH Spoilers Speculation: Sonny Corinthos Spills All To Protect Nina

GH spoilers tease that Nina Reeves is on the hook for keeping Sonny Corinthos from his family while he was an amnesiac diner worker — with her preliminary hearing about to start. Sonny’s wife, Carly Corinthos, wants her pound of flesh in revenge.

GH Spoilers Speculation

Except what Carly (Laura Wright) doesn’t know is that Sonny (Maurice Benard), living life as Mike (or SMike, as the fans like to call him), actually fell in love with Nina (Cynthia Watros) – and he didn’t want to be found. Telling the truth could keep Nina out of prison. Will Sonny do this for her? Fans predict the following:

General Hospital: To Protect and Serve

This was one of our closest contests yet, with 49% of the audience barely coming out ahead when you speculate that it’s obvious Sonny doesn’t want to see Nina behind bars, and he should do anything possible to protect her. Not only did he love her when he wasn’t exactly himself, but it’s obvious that he still loves her now. It’s the right thing to do. And Sonny always does the right thing.

GH Spoilers: Secret Lives

A slightly smaller 48% of viewers, on the other hand, predict that Sonny will protect Nina – as long as he also protects Sonny in the process. If he can reveal the bombshell secretly, perhaps only to a friendly judge – doesn’t he have several of those in his pocket? – then he should go ahead and throw her this bone. He’s that kind of guy.

To The Wolves

And, finally, there are the 3% of you who are pretty confident speculating that Sonny doesn’t give a damn what happens to Nina, and has no motivation to help her out in any way. She can go to prison. She can rot there, away from her grandson – another reason to let her twist in the wind! – and Sonny and Carly will live happily ever after!

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