ADA Justine exposes Willow’s guilt – General Hospital Preview

In the chaotic week of November 24–28, the chessboard in Port Charles shifts once again—and this time, it’s Drew who moves first. Desperate for control, desperate for relevance, and desperate to rewrite the story of that disastrous shooting, Drew seizes the moment and once again drops to one knee. He paints Willow a picture so perfect it almost feels like a trap: a home filled with children, quiet mornings, soft laughter, and a life where she never has to look over her shoulder at Michael Corinthos again.

Willow, exhausted and increasingly cornered, knows exactly who Drew is now. She hasn’t forgotten the manipulation, the pressure, the way her world spun out of control the moment she pulled that trigger. But she also knows something else—the only way to gain leverage over Michael is to align herself with someone Michael never sees coming. So yes… she may say yes.

But in true Port Charles fashion, weddings are cursed—and this one might be the biggest catastrophe yet.

Last time, it was Curtis who shattered the ceremony.
This time, the ticking bomb is ADA Justine Turner.

Justine—the woman who once “accidentally” misspelled the Quartermaine address. A woman too sharp, too precise, too calculating for such an error. An error that many fans believe was her covert attempt to protect the Corinthos men.

But everything has changed.

Recently, Justine has stirred up trouble for Rocco, inadvertently angering Sonny Corinthos himself. And when Sonny is disappointed? People start scrambling for redemption.

And Justine knows she’s on thin ice.

Once upon a time, she viewed Sonny as a monster—a necessary evil she had to tolerate in the courtroom. But over time, she began to see fragments of humanity in him. Loyalty. Love. A twisted but unwavering sense of justice. Now? She would do anything to earn back even a sliver of his trust.

And what’s the fastest path back into Sonny’s good graces?
Take down Willow.

One explosive possibility is brewing: Justine may step into the upcoming trial and drop the kind of evidence that rewrites everything. Evidence that Willow shot Drew.

She could argue:

Willow had clear motive.

Drew had pushed her to the brink.

The “wedding” is a cover-up strategy—an attempt to legally shield herself from testifying and lock Drew into silence.

Justine, who plays her cards close and hides her intentions in silence, could become the unexpected sword that slices Willow’s life in half. And from a writing standpoint, this twist would not only electrify the storyline—it would recast Justine as a powerful, layered, unpredictable force. Someone who falls… but rises even harder.

Will exposing Willow win Sonny’s forgiveness?

That depends on what the writers want Sonny to value most—loyalty or results.

If Sonny sees Willow as a threat to Michael?
If he believes Willow is playing games with the family?
If he thinks Drew is being used or manipulated?

Then yes.
Justine blowing the lid off Willow’s lies might be the one thing that pulls Sonny back toward her.

But if Sonny sees her involvement as another attempt to meddle in Corinthos family business…
She may just end up worse off than before.

Either way, one thing is certain:
This wedding is not going to end with “I do.” It’s going to end with sirens, accusations, and the sound of Willow’s world collapsing.