Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Liz's Stolen Moment, Devane Drops By (Plus Spoilers)

On Friday's General Hospital:

Jason is told by the guard there is a detective from PCPD to visit him and reminds him he doesn't have to speak to him without his lawyer present. Jason peeked through the window to see it was actually Liz waiting and agreed to see her. She admits she 'borrowed' Lucky's badge and told him she felt so guilty about him sitting in jail for bringing Jake back that she had to come up and thank him again.

Jason told her he didn't regret for a moment going to save Jake, but advised her to not take any risks like that to see him again. Shortly after she left, Diane showed up cautioning him (yet again!) about talking to police officers without her presence. Jason told him it was Liz, not an officer, and Diane was even less thrilled. She told him to either declare his love to Liz or push her away so he can totally focus on the upcoming trial.

I'm growing more than tired of this. Everyone knows where it's headed. Liz and Lucky are over; Jason and Sam are over. Liz and Jason are going to try the 'happy family' thing for just as long as Carly will allow it. Can we move on to it already?

Amelia showed up at Sonny's office, telling him while Sam was throwing her little temper tantrum she had done a little digging for some side stories and discovered Kate Howard's past as Connie Falconeri from Bensonhurst. Sonny lashed out telling Amelia to do whatever she wanted to Sam, but if she exposed Kate he would go to the tabloids and tell them he had bankrolled Everyday Heroes, causing them to lose their license. When Sonny tells Kate she, of course, loses it.

I always knew Sonny protected his own, but to see just how far he'd go to protect Kate/Connie was something we've only seen reserved for Carly in the past. I'm anxious to see if Amelia bows down to Sonny.

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