Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) made the tough decision to go against what his mother, Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) advised, and went ahead and made a deal with his good ole Uncle Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober). Even his wife, Ava Jerome (Maura West) begged him not to return Florence Gray to Cyrus in exchange for Alexis Davis’ (Nancy Lee Grahn) protection.
Nikolas realizes he should have done things differently when dealing with Cyrus. But it’s too late to go back and change things.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas is ready to face his uncle with an approach that is an equal, and possibly even greater force. Nikolas isn’t messing around now that he sees how dangerous Renault can be after threatening Ava and Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) daughter, Avery. Cyrus even tried to intimidate Nikolas by name dropping his son, Spencer Cassadine (Nicolas Bechtel).
General Hospital previews show Nikolas telling Ava that Cyrus is about to meet his father’s side of the family. Renault thinks his tougher and more ruthless than a Spencer, but wait until he feels the wrath of the Cassadine side of the family.
General Hospital rumors suggest that Nikolas is ready to unleash talked Cassadine savagery. Nikolas Cassadine has always prided himself on how different he is from his father, Stavros, leaving evil in the past with Helena and the rest. But Nikolas has always had it in him to do what it takes as a Cassadine.
Nikolas is about to show Cyrus the true meaning of why he’s referred to as, The Dark Prince.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) seems to know a little more about his brother, Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) that anyone else. Martin comes off as the “good brother,” while sitting back while Cyrus’ reputation speaks for itself.
General Hospital spoilers suggest Martin Gray has some more dark secrets that haven’t quite come to light. Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) just found out that Martin was involved with helping Julian Jerome (William deVry) escape after planting the bomb at The Floating Rib.
General Hospital rumors claim that Cyrus is holding something over Martin’s head, something like a coverup. It’s possible Martin is the one who really killed their father, Gordon Gray, not Cyrus. If true, it would explain why Cyrus is so dark and angry. If he’s taking blame for something like that while Martin receives all the love from their mother, Florence, it’s no wonder Cyrus seems like he’s for anger inside of him that could spontaneously blow.
So who really killed Gordon Gray? Was it Cyrus, or could the real killer be his “sweet and innocent” brother, Martin?
Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) has been desperate to find his mother and make sure she’s safe while being held by Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) kidnapped Florence, the mother of Martin and Port Charles’ latest drug Lord, Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober).
Martin went to great lengths to see for himself that Florence was receiving proper care from Bobbie Spencer (Jackie Zeman). He hired Jackie Templeton, Woman of Action, as an investigative reporter to help find where his mother is being held.
General Hospital spoilers and previews reveal Cyrus has gotten wind of Jackie’s involvement in knowing his mother Florence’s whereabouts and demands she tell him where she is. Jackie doesn’t care what happens around her as long as she get a good story even if she’s putting herself at risk. Anyone who has any know she of who Renault is, knows they’re playing with fire when crossing his path.
General Hospital rumors claim that Jackie and Martin could be in danger now that they are one step ahead of Cyrus. Brother or not, Cyrus will go after Martin because he has something Cyrus wants- knowing where their mother is being held by Jason and Carly.
Cyrus Renault (Jeff Kober) wants his mommy! He won’t rest until he knows she has been brought home, safe. Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) executed her plan to kidnap Florence Gray in an attempt to send a message to Cyrus.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Cyrus is done playing games with the Corinthos clan when it comes to the well being of his mother. He uses Brando’s (Johnny Wactor) connection to the family as his way of getting what he wants.
General Hospital rumors indicate that Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) just solved Brando’s troubles with Cyrus when he shot him. Jason’s intentions are to make it so Brando is unable to follow Renault’s request/threat to find Florence. GH previews show Jason visiting a hospital room, and has been rumored he will be paying Brando a visit after purposely shooting him, putting him out of commission, and essentially unable to follow through with Renault’s order to find his mother.
Damsels in distress aren’t the only ones who need it from Jason’s protective instincts. ????
Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) and his wife, DA Jordan Ashford (Briana Nicole Henry) are working tirelessly to get to the bottom of Cyrus Renault’s mystery patient whom he is caring for on Wilson Street.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jordan and Curtis come to realize that whoever Cyrus is keeping on Wilson Street could be the key to taking Cyrus down. They discovered the name of the person Cyrus is keeping w mystery is Florence Gray. The last name Gray rings a bell as a current resident of Port Charles, Martin Gray. Are the two connected? General Hospital spoilers say, yes!
Martin Gray and Cyrus Renault have revealed they know one another much more closely than just casually seeing each other around Port Charles. It’s apparent that the two men have a deep rooted history.
General Hospital rumors claim Cyrus and Martin are brothers, and the woman being taking care of in Oregon is Florence Gray, their mother! Connecting the dots doesn’t stop there. General Hospital history supports another connection to the name Gray, residing in PC. Laura Spencer’s biological father’s name is as Gordon Gray.
General Hospital rumors suggest Laura is a half sibling of Cyrus and Martin! This would explain Cyrus’s fixation in Laura and serve has his main purpose to be in Port Charles, al while running drugs through the hospital.
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