Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Hit and Run

After confronting Sam about her past behavior, Lucky throws Sam out of his house and out of his life, telling her he could never forgive her and he would never be able to trust her around his kids. Devastated, she goes for a walk along the docks where she receives a text-message saying "I'm not dead after all." She quickly dials Lucky, but believing the text-message killer to be the deceased Cooper Barrett, he accuses her of trying to manipulate him again and ignores her pleas.

While Claudia and Sonny were getting hot and heavy in the rented hotel room, Kate was baring her soul completely to Jax, telling him of her past with Sonny and her present. Not only were the scenes touching as Kate really took Sonny's words to heart, but they were also very telling of how much she deeply cares for him. The bonding between Jax and Kate is also a welcome change-up. It's very good to see friendships and relationships being formed across the show's cast.

After heeding Jason's warning that he believes the text-message killer was not Cooper, Carly also takes notice of a hot flash and upset stomach. Eyeing the fertility idol, Jax brought home from Hawaii, she runs to the hospital for a pregnancy test. Later, we see Carly driving home in the rain. With a tear on her cheek, her eyes keep turning from the road to the fertility idol on the dash. Suddenly, she slams on the brakes.

It's Tracy's turn to attack Monica in their ongoing battle, and this time she takes great pleasure in informing the doctor the hospital board has just suspended her surgical privileges. Tracy also calls Monica out on her excessive drinking, but infuriated she doesn't heed her sister-in-law's warning and gets behind the wheel of her car. Driving home along the waterfront in the driving rain, Monica takes her eyes off the road to unscrew the lid to her flask. She looks up, and slams on the brakes.

Article Author: Connie Phillips

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