The upcoming Tuesday, November 25 episode of General Hospital promises to be one of the most emotionally charged installments in recent memory. With suspicion, desire,

and buried secrets weaving through Port Charles, several characters find themselves pushed into situations that will challenge their loyalties, test their integrity,

and force them to confront truths they’ve tried to outrun. At the center of it all lies the burning question: Is Willow truly innocent… or has everyone placed their trust in the wrong woman?

Liz Fights for Willow — But Is She Trusting the Wrong Person?

As tensions continue to simmer following the shooting at Drew Cain’s home, Elizabeth Baldwin is among the most vocal supporters advocating for Willow’s release. Liz’s loyalty, compassion, and instinct to give people the benefit of the doubt have shaped her for years. She believes in Willow’s goodness and insists that the younger woman deserves a second chance after enduring relentless scrutiny.

But not everyone is convinced Liz’s support is well placed.

In the shadows of the investigation, quiet whispers and circumstantial evidence hint that Willow may not be the innocent bystander she claims to be. Details of the shooting point disturbingly toward her, and the inconsistencies in her story are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Yet Liz’s compassion remains unwavering.

On Tuesday, the two women will celebrate Willow’s newfound freedom at a small gathering — a moment meant to mark Willow’s fresh start. But beneath the cheerful surface, the air is thick with unspoken tension. Liz’s kindness blinds her to the possibility that she is being manipulated… while Willow smiles through an inner storm that refuses to settle.

Drew Makes a Life-Changing Offer — But Willow Has Her Own Plan

Fresh off the decision to support Willow, Drew finds himself once again drawn into her orbit. He sees her as fragile, adrift, and in need of stability — and he is determined to be the one who provides it. His desire to protect her has evolved beyond obligation. It is deeper now, more emotional, tinged with the longing for a future he once believed they could build.

On Tuesday’s episode, Drew asks Willow to move back into his home. He makes promises of creating a life together, speaking softly about building a family, opening a new chapter, and healing old wounds. To him, it is an act of love.

To Willow, it is strategy.

She may nod, smile, and accept Drew’s offer, but her motives run far beyond romantic reconciliation. Willow is calculating, determined, and driven by a singular goal: winning custody of the children. She believes Drew — with his resources, influence, and emotional attachment — will help her achieve that victory. Her agreement is less about partnership and more about power.

Drew sees a future filled with hope.
Willow sees an opportunity she cannot afford to lose.

Cody and Molly’s Forbidden Attraction Reaches a Breaking Point

Another couple facing emotional turmoil this Tuesday is Cody Bell and Molly Lansing-Davis. Their connection has been growing steadily, simmering beneath the surface even as they fought to keep their feelings contained. But the dam is finally breaking.

Despite previous betrayals — particularly Cody’s dishonesty regarding Rick’s case — their bond has only intensified. The trust that once existed between them was shaken, yet neither can deny the magnetic pull they feel.

During the November 25 episode, Cody and Molly choose honesty over hesitation. They open up to one another, confessing emotions they’ve tried to ignore and speaking candidly about their future. Their conversation is tender, vulnerable, and dangerous — the kind of moment that could either ignite something beautiful or ruin everything they’ve built.

Their chemistry is undeniable.
But so is the risk.

Chase Targets Michael — And the Accusations Turn Explosive

While romance brews for some, chaos erupts elsewhere. Harrison Chase refuses to drop his suspicions about Michael Corinthos. Despite Michael’s insistence that he had nothing to do with Drew’s shooting, Chase believes the alibi is a complete fabrication.

And now, he has evidence to back up his claim.

Chase points to specific timelines — notably Shinda’s testimony and Ezra’s whereabouts — that contradict Michael’s version of events. The more Chase digs, the more cracks appear in Michael’s story. By the time the two confront each other on Tuesday, tensions explode.

Michael is furious.
Chase is relentless.
And the truth? Still far from clear.

As Michael struggles to defend himself against accusations that could destroy not only his freedom but also his entire future, the pressure mounts. If he cannot prove his innocence, he could be facing far more than public scrutiny. He could be walking straight into a legal disaster engineered by forces far more dangerous than Chase himself.

Britt’s Silent Terror — and Jason’s Steadfast Support

Over at the hospital, fear shadows Britt Westbourne’s steps. Though she attempts to mask her anxiety, Jason Morgan sees right through her. On Tuesday’s episode, Britt quietly expresses how grateful she is for Jason’s steady presence during her most frightening moments. His unwavering support gives her comfort she desperately needs.

But gratitude is not enough to free her from the secret that is eating her alive.

Britt knows something she has not dared to tell Jason — something that could change everything. She witnessed Sidwell shoot Dalton in cold blood inside the castle. The memory haunts her, the image replaying in her mind, the terror still fresh.

Yet she says nothing.

Fear keeps her silent. Fear protects Jason. And fear threatens to consume her.

Sonny Guides Laura — But Can the Dalton Case Stay Hidden Forever?

Meanwhile, Sonny Corinthos steps in to calm Laura Collins, who is struggling beneath the weight of Dalton’s disappearance. Sonny reassures her that the body has been dealt with cleanly, and he instructs her carefully on how to respond if anyone asks about Dalton.

But Laura’s nerves are fraying.

The guilt gnaws at her. The pressure is rising. And the truth is rapidly becoming too heavy for her to carry.

The question now looms over the final moments of the episode:

Can Laura keep the Dalton case buried forever — or will one crack in the façade bring everything crashing down?