Port Charles is about to erupt — and at the heart of the firestorm stands Carly Spencer, armed with fury, betrayal, and a mother’s unstoppable resolve.

This week’s General Hospital spoilers deliver a seismic shift in the tangled web of espionage, secrets, and fractured loyalties, as Jack Brennan uncovers a truth he spent far too long denying. Colette Morrow, once his trusted subordinate in the WSB, is finally unmasked as the traitor working for Pascal — and the emotional detonation that follows leaves no one untouched.

Brennan’s Betrayal, Colette’s Exposure

For months, Brennan clung to denial. Despite Anna Devane’s suspicions and a trail of damning evidence, he refused to believe that Colette — calm, efficient, loyal — could be the mole leaking WSB secrets. But Anna was relentless. She reminded him of Colette’s inconsistencies, of the disturbing pattern: each time she appeared in an operation, something vital slipped through the cracks.

Finally, Brennan took Anna’s advice. Surveillance footage and decrypted communications painted a devastating picture. Colette had betrayed them. It was she who exposed Joselyn Jacks and Vaughn as undercover WSB agents at the Five Poppies Resort. That betrayal led to their brutal capture and months of torment at the hands of Pascal’s ruthless forces.

For Brennan, the fallout was more than professional—it was deeply personal. His leadership was compromised, his judgment shattered, and worst of all, lives had been endangered because of his blind trust.

The Showdown: Brennan Confronts Colette

Behind closed doors, Brennan confronted Colette in his office. The air was stifling, the tension razor-sharp. He listed every betrayal, every whisper she passed to Pascal, every soul she jeopardized. Colette’s facade cracked, her denial crumbling under Brennan’s fury. She pleaded coercion. But Brennan, once fooled, wasn’t listening.

As his hand hovered dangerously close to his weapon, the moment teetered on the brink of violence—until the door exploded open.

Enter Jason Morgan: Protector in Fury

Jason Morgan stormed into the room like a lightning strike. His fury was visceral, eyes blazing with protective rage. With no regard for the official authority Brennan held, Jason made one demand: stay away from Carly Spencer. Then another: release Joselyn from the WSB. Every word he spoke was a warning—if Brennan didn’t step back, Jason would come for him in a way no agency badge could defend against.

Suddenly, the dynamic shifted. Brennan, seasoned and cold-blooded, found himself caught between two explosive forces: Jason’s righteous fury and Colette’s unraveling guilt. But neither man saw the storm quietly brewing outside the door.

Carly Spencer: The Hidden Witness

Unbeknownst to them, Carly had been listening from the hallway. Suspicion had haunted her since Jason returned Joselyn to Port Charles. Her questions had gone unanswered, her instincts screaming that something had been hidden. So she followed Jason—and now, every revelation crashed into her like a tidal wave.

Colette’s betrayal. Brennan’s manipulation. Jason’s silence.

The betrayal wasn’t just professional—it was personal. Carly’s daughter had nearly died, and the two men she trusted most had kept her in the dark.

She had heard enough.

The Office Erupts: Carly Declares War

The door slammed open, and Carly’s entrance silenced the room. Her voice, low and deadly, carried more power than any gun Brennan had ever held. She confronted each one of them—Brennan, Jason, Colette—with fury forged from a mother’s grief and a woman’s betrayed trust.

To Brennan, she spat accusations of manipulation—of using her daughter as a pawn in his covert war.

To Jason, she delivered a blow sharper than any bullet: you chose silence over trust.

And to Colette, the traitor who started it all, she promised retribution that no safe house or back-channel could protect against.

The room became a crucible, three titanic forces colliding beneath the weight of betrayal. Brennan’s hand twitched near his weapon again. Jason’s stance widened, ready to shield Carly. Colette, cornered, trembled under the weight of her impending reckoning.

But Carly’s voice rose above it all. Calm. Cold. Controlled. She declared the game had changed. She would now move the pieces—and her first act would be vengeance.

The Aftermath: A City on Edge

As Carly stormed out, she left behind a room full of silence—but nothing was settled. Brennan, shaken for the first time in years, realized he was no longer in control. Eliminating Colette now felt like a risk. Carly’s war wouldn’t stop with one traitor’s blood. It would burn everything down.

Jason, left in the rubble of Carly’s disappointment, felt a weight heavier than any enemy he had faced. In trying to protect her, he had broken her. The silence between them now was a chasm that may never close.

And Colette? She had lost everything—Pascal’s protection, Brennan’s patience, and any hope of redemption. But she wasn’t finished yet. She approached Carly, offering information in a desperate gamble. Carly didn’t answer—yet. Her revenge, after all, would be deliberate.

Carly’s Quiet Reign Begins

Carly didn’t lash out. Not yet. Instead, she began to move in the shadows of Port Charles, gathering allies and whispering in powerful ears. Brennan held networks. But Carly understood people—and how to make them bleed without ever drawing a weapon.

She wasn’t just coming for Brennan’s power. She was going to dismantle it, piece by piece.

Jason tried to reason with Joselyn, urging her to leave the WSB. But she, stubborn and strong like her mother, stood her ground. Her hesitation, however, gave Jason hope—Carly’s pull might still be stronger than Brennan’s leash.

The Endgame Approaches

When Brennan tried to bargain—offering Joselyn’s freedom to buy Carly’s silence—she laughed in his face. The damage had already been done. Now it was personal.

Jason prepared for the inevitable fallout. He knew a line was coming, and soon, he’d have to choose a side.

Joselyn wrestled with guilt over the secrets she kept, even as she braced for the storm her mother had unleashed.

And Colette? She waited, helpless, her fate no longer in her hands.

Because Carly Spencer, betrayed one too many times, had drawn a line in the sand—and Port Charles would never be the same.

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One truth remains: Carly’s war has begun, and in General Hospital, no one walks away from a mother’s fury unscathed.