Drew Wants To Put His Name In Place Of Amelia, Wiley, And Scout In Monica’s Will! | GH Spoilers

General Hospital spoilers reveal a chilling power struggle brewing in the shadows of the Quartermaine estate, one that threatens to unravel the legacy of its formidable matriarch, Monica Quartermaine. As her health rapidly declines, Monica’s once ironclad grip over her family’s vast fortune begins to slip, creating a dangerous opening for manipulation—and no one is more poised to take advantage than her estranged son, Drew Cain.

Behind the grand walls of the Quartermaine mansion, Monica, frail and homebound, takes careful steps to ensure her grandchildren—Wiley, Amelia, and Scout—are protected. Knowing the vultures may circle once she’s gone, she orders a new will through the family’s longtime lawyer, assigning a neutral trustee to guard the inheritance until the children are of age. In Monica’s eyes, this final act is her way of preserving what matters most: family unity and the future of the next generation. She appoints Scout as the guardian of the estate, believing her to be the least likely to be swayed by greed or influence.

However, Monica doesn’t realize that the very attorney she trusts has already pledged his loyalty—to Drew. And Drew, driven by long-held resentment over being disinherited after a falling out with Edward Quartermaine, sees Monica’s fading health not as a tragedy, but as an opportunity. For years, he’s watched the Quartermaine fortune grow from the sidelines. Now, he plots to seize it all.

As Monica’s condition worsens and she becomes increasingly isolated, Drew moves in. To outsiders, he appears the picture of a concerned son and father. He convinces Willow, the overwhelmed mother of Wiley and Amelia, that Monica’s deteriorating health requires a more stable parental figure—himself. He subtly persuades her to allow him to petition for joint custody, portraying himself as a savior during a time of family crisis. Willow, vulnerable and emotionally drained, agrees, not knowing that Drew’s legal team is already laying the groundwork for a takeover.

In the weeks leading to Monica’s death, her estate plans are quietly adjusted. A suspicious amendment to the will surfaces just days before her passing—an amendment that could alter the fate of her fortune entirely. And then, the unthinkable happens.

Willow is killed in a tragic car accident—one that, to the outside world, appears to be a freak accident. But those closest to the Quartermaine legacy begin to whisper: Was it really fate, or did Drew orchestrate the crash to remove the last obstacle between him and complete control?

With Willow gone, Drew steps forward as the legal guardian of Wiley and Amelia. Armed with temporary custody papers and the revised will, he stakes his claim to the estate. He even begins to challenge Scout’s authority as trustee, arguing that as the only surviving parent, he should also control the trust. Scout, still young and new to these responsibilities, finds herself overwhelmed and boxed in by Drew’s experienced legal team.

The rest of the family watches in horror as Drew consolidates his power. Tracy Quartermaine and Laura Collins grow increasingly suspicious. Ned Quartermaine pores over documents, uncovering inconsistencies that hint at forgery and manipulation. Still, without Monica alive to confirm her true intentions, they struggle to stop Drew’s swift and calculated rise.

Meanwhile, Port Charles buzzes with rumors. Spinelli begins digging through digital records, trying to uncover correspondence between Drew and the lawyer. Lucy Coe snoops around the Quartermaine board meetings, hoping to overhear something damning. The pieces of Drew’s grand scheme are beginning to come into view, but will the truth be revealed in time?

Drew, now in full control of the Quartermaine mansion and fortune, moves Wiley and Amelia into a secluded property, cutting them off from the rest of the family. He refuses Scout access to trust funds, citing her inexperience. When confronted, he coldly tells her that everything he does is “for the children’s benefit,” but his eyes betray a deeper, more selfish motive.

Scout, determined to honor Monica’s legacy, starts digging into Drew’s activities. She uncovers bits of damning evidence—a doctored email here, a concealed bank transaction there. Meanwhile, the children begin to question their father’s decisions. Wiley wonders why Scout, their aunt, can’t manage their money or why they’ve been isolated from their cousins and friends.

The Quartermaine family braces for a reckoning. Legal battles loom on the horizon, alliances are forming behind closed doors, and the memory of Monica looms large over every action. Drew may have manipulated the will and eliminated obstacles, but a quiet resistance is building. Whether it will be enough to bring his empire crashing down remains to be seen.

One thing is certain: Monica’s death may have ended her life, but the storm it unleashed over her estate—and her family—has only just begun. Port Charles won’t stay quiet for long.