General Hospital spoilers reveal a storm is brewing in Port Charles, one that could engulf everyone involved—especially Alexis Davis. Sparks fly when Laura Collins storms into Alexis’s office, her eyes blazing with a fury that only a protective grandmother can summon. The moment she steps through the doors, Alexis senses the danger. She may look calm, poised behind her desk, but she knows something terrible is coming—and she’s right.

Laura wastes no time. She slams a thick folder onto the desk, sending papers scattering like leaves in the wind. Inside are bank statements exposing a shocking truth—Ace’s $10 million trust fund has vanished. This wasn’t a clerical error. It wasn’t an accidental transfer or a digital glitch. The money is simply gone. And Laura, Ace’s fierce protector, wants answers.

“You were entrusted with that money, Alexis,” Laura seethes, her voice low and deadly. “Every penny. And now it’s gone.”

Alexis, caught off-guard but trying to hold her ground, reaches for composure. But inside, she’s in turmoil. The truth is far messier than she can admit: she’s been manipulated by none other than Rick Lansing and Ava Jerome. The two schemers blackmailed her into transferring the funds, using threats that still haunt her. The money was wired to a shady offshore account—Zeta Holdings—under orders she couldn’t refuse. A single night, a single action, and everything spiraled.

But Alexis can’t say any of that to Laura. Not yet.

Instead, she offers a carefully crafted response, claiming she’s just as shocked and has already hired a forensic accountant to audit every transaction. “I’m working tirelessly to find out what happened,” she insists, her voice even. “And once I do, I’ll make it right.”

Laura’s not buying it. Her jaw tightens. Her suspicion deepens. And she issues a clear directive—Alexis will provide daily updates and complete transparency going forward. With that, she storms out, leaving Alexis alone with the weight of a secret that could destroy her.

Moments later, Alexis’s phone buzzes with a text from Ava: “Is it handled? Did you stall her long enough?” Alexis replies cryptically: “For now. She wants proof. We need more time.”

Time is the one thing Alexis no longer has.

Whispers about the missing money are already circulating around Port Charles. Her name is surfacing in conversations from the docks to the hospital. She’s being watched, and not just by Laura. She knows she must take a drastic step. So, she places a call to her daughter, Kristina Corinthos-Davis.

Kristina, savvy and sharp, could help her piece together a defense. But bringing her daughter into this mess may be a dangerous mistake. Alexis knows Kristina would do anything to help her—but at what cost? The thought of Kristina becoming implicated in a cover-up sends chills down Alexis’s spine. Yet she also knows she may not have a choice.

Meanwhile, Monica Quartermaine reaches out to Laura after hearing rumors. She offers moral support and a sober warning: “The truth may hurt now, but deception will destroy you.” Monica’s words strike a chord, a reminder of scandals survived and reputations rebuilt—but only after honesty.

Across town, Rick and Ava meet in the shadowy corner of The Floating Rib. With Alexis successfully buying herself time, they gloat. But Ava warns, “If she pulls in an outside auditor, we lose control.” Rick nods and proposes their next move—leak the story to the press. Make Alexis the villain. Force Laura into the spotlight, into launching a public inquiry. “By the time they find out it was us,” Rick smirks, “we’ll be long gone.”

And if Alexis resists?

Ava reveals a flash drive. “We always have the tapes,” she says coldly. It contains evidence of Alexis willingly transferring the money—evidence that could ruin her.

Back in her office, Alexis calls in her legal advisor. They comb through every document, hunting for a loophole that could justify the transfer. A possible Hail Mary emerges—a new bank fraud protocol may have flagged and reversed the transaction. But no such reversal appears in the system. It’s a weak excuse, and Alexis knows it.

She prepares for her next gambit: a meeting with Laura’s attorney, pitched as a goodwill effort. If she can convince them that this was a banking error, she might buy another 24 hours. She carefully drafts an email, avoiding any mention of Rick or Ava, instead focusing on her “concern for Ace’s financial well-being.” Every word feels like a brick in the wall she’s building—one that could collapse at any moment.

But Laura’s legal team isn’t wasting time. By morning, Alexis receives a flurry of emails: demands for account records, notices of subpoenas, and intense scrutiny of every cent that moved through Ace’s trust.

She leans over her desk, breathing deeply, trying to summon the strength to keep up the facade. She knows that any slip will make Laura even more ruthless. So, Alexis prepares to reconstruct the narrative—technical glitches, banking confusion, anything that might explain the missing millions.

As dawn breaks over Port Charles, Alexis places her most important call yet. Kristina answers, sensing the urgency. She appears at the office shortly after, composed but clearly concerned. Alexis sees the flicker of loyalty in her daughter’s eyes—and the growing weight of the truth that could crush them both.

Outside, Laura is preparing her next move.

Inside, Alexis is preparing for war.

The game is far from over, but one thing is clear—the $10 million isn’t the only thing on the line. Reputations, relationships, and even freedom hang in the balance.

And in Port Charles, when secrets start to unravel, no one escapes unscath