Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Sam Regains Consciousness

When Sam regained consciousness, Liz was standing over her bed questioning aloud whether Sam had been the one to run her down when she fell asleep behind the wheel. Sam wanted no part of Liz in her room and who could blame her after their recent fights. She tossed her out, asking several times to see Lucky.

When Lucky showed up he seemed reluctant to believe it had been the text-message killer who had driven her into the middle of the road and in the line of the car. When he asked to see her phone for proof of the texts, she said it was lost. She seemed put off by his disbelief in her, though she really shouldn't have been. Any rational person would have to admit the lies she had told had made trusting in her a hard thing. Lucky held back too, not telling her he believed Jason to be a suspect in her accident.

Still obviously torn up about his break up with Kate, Sonny tried to focus on family and business. First he sent Max to get Michael and lectured the boy about trying to get the gun from his desk drawer. When he asked his son to promise he would stay away from guns, Michael's reply was that he would when he was sure his mom and brother were safe from the text-message killer. Sonny tried to assure him that he and Jason had things under control, but Michael pointed out that under their guard Leticia and Emily ended up dead.

Later, Sonny tried to talk business with Jason, but his hitman was called away when Liz asked him to meet her at the safe house. There is no doubt in my mind Michael is off to buy bullets for his gun. After that exactly what is going to happen is still shrouded in mystery, but rest assured it will be horrible and it is coming.

Article Author: Connie Phillips

Wife, mother, aspiring novelist, and music editor at BC Magazine, Connie Phillips spends most of her time in a fantasy land of her own creating. In reality, she writes about music, television, and the process of writing, when she's not cheering on her kids at equestrian events. …

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