When Chase found himself in the middle of Brook Lynn’s ultimatum, she may have hinted at a way he can have his cake and eat it too on the February 25, 2026 episode of General Hospital.
Key Takeaways
- Chase defended his actions despite Brook Lynn’s ultimatum.
- Brook Lynn noted he should be a private investigator rather than a cop.
- Chase becoming a PI would be a whole new ballgame for Port Charles.
Private Investigator Chase?
Chase (Josh Swickard) simply isn’t quitting. No matter how many times he’s told Michael (Rory Gibson) is innocent and to drop the case of Drew’s (Cameron Mathison) shooting, he continues to believe Michael is guilty and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) is innocent.
Even Brook Lynn’s ultimatum — getting justice for Willow or pursue their adoption — couldn’t shake Chase out of the hold Willow seems to have on him. But it was an off-hand remark of Brook Lynn’s that could change the course of Chase’s life when she noted he should be a private investigator.
Chase has already done his own private investigation into Drew’s shooting in attempt to prove Michael’s guilty. He discovered the key to Drew’s house on Michael’s keyring and led the PCPD in his direction. All things a PI would do, not a fine detective or patrol officer.
It’s been a minute since we’ve seen Port Charles’ notable PIs like Curtis (Donnell Turner) and Felicia (Kristina Wagner) try their hand at solving a case, but if Chase offered to lend a hand, Port Charles could have one savvy PI in their midst.
General Hospital spoilers for February 26 tease take a break from the Chase drama and return to a whole other issue in Port Charles: The Robinsons. Now that the father of Portia’s (Brook Kerr) baby has been revealed, Trina (Tabyana Ali) is about to come face-to-face with Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson) for the first time since the paternity test.
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