General Hospital Spoilers Promo: ‘You’re Starting A War!’
Fighting Words
The action in this General Hospital spoilers preview for the week of March 3 opens at the Metro Court, where Carly is in the midst of a tense conversation with Willow as a pensive Nina looks on. “I have tried to be civil,” Carly growls at Willow, who is embroiled in a nasty divorce and custody battle with Carly’s son, Michael. “But if you do this, you’re starting a war!”
Kitchen Confidential
The action then shifts to the Quartermaine mansion. In the kitchen, Rocco and Danny are bringing some major news to Jason. Danny tells his dad, “Charlotte just messaged Rocco. We know where she is.” Given that Charlotte is in the company of her on-the-lam father, Valentin Cassadine — who is the subject of a kill order by the WSB should he be located — it’s not only Charlotte’s mother, Lulu, who is desperate to catch up with the young woman and her fugitive dad: so, too, are the authorities, and in particular, Valentin’s former lover, Anna Devane.
Son Burned
Speaking of Lulu, she is about to get pulled in to the unfolding saga of the baby Brook Lynn secretly bore and gave up for adoption all those years ago — a baby who grew up to be Gio, and whose biological father is Lulu’s ex-husband, Dante. Lulu is shown reacting with utter shock as she scans the notes Martin scribbled during his meeting with Lois, who gave him all the dirty details about how she placed her grandchild with people she knew rather than strangers (as Brook Lynn was led to believe). “Dante has a child he knows nothing about,” Lulu is heard saying as she faces off with Brook Lynn. Lulu then forcefully warns Brook Lynn, “If you don’t tell him, I will!”
Will Lulu’s threat force Brook Lynn to come clean to Dante at last? Let us know what you think is going to happen in the comments section. You can see the action for yourself in the preview video below — and for more of what’s coming up this week, be sure to click here.
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