The General Hospital spoilers for Tuesday, March 28th, reveal that Lucy just can’t keep to herself the knowledge of Ava’s misdeeds any longer!
Or Can She?
Let’s be honest, GH fans. Many, many times when a character on a soap is about to spill her guts on a matter of vital importance, something gets in her way, delaying for weeks her unburdening herself. However, it seems like Lucy (Lynn Herring) may actually tell what she knows, the super-damning evidence she has about Ava (Maura West) having switched Morgan’s bi-polar meds out for sugar pills, causing his downward spiral that ended in his death. Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly (Laura Wright) look aghast.
Then again, we told you of this interview with Benard where he revealed when Ava would get her due, so keep that in mind.
An Unlikely Request
Blithe and unaware, Ava sips a martini at the Metro Court and as Tracy (Jane Elliot) approaches her. A smiling Tracy needs a Ava’s help and lets her know it.
May I Come In?
Over at Casa Davis, Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) is surprised to see her dear half-brother, Valentin (James Patrick Stuart). He tells her he’s ready to make good on a promise.
The Info I Need
Anna (Finola Hughes), in her desperation to know what went down so many years ago between her and Valentin, and in the face of his recalcitrance on the subject, turned to a VERY unexpected person for help: the distasteful Dr. Obrecht (Kathleen Gati). Tuesday they see each other at the hospital and Anna asks Dr. O, with urgency in her voice, if she has the information Anna needs!
We’ve Got Him!
In other Valentin news, Laura (Genie Francis) tells Lulu (Emme Rylan) with an intense look matched by the sureness in her voice, that Nelle (Chloe Lanier) is going to be their ticket to bringing Valentin down!
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