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Willow: Agent Baines, please. This is Congresswoman Tait, regarding an urgent matter. Tell him I expect to see him in my office by the end of the day. He knows exactly what this is about. Thanks for coming.
Valentin: It’s not every day a sitting member of Congress wants my presence.
Willow: I know you’re dating Carly, and she would happily load me into an unmarked WSB van before she would help me with them. But I am hoping that you will feel differently, especially because this involves my mother.
Valentin: In what way?
Willow: In the Agent Baines way. You warned my mom about him, and it turns out you were right.
Valentin: If your goal is to free your mother from the WSB, I don’t think that phone call is the best way to do it.
Willow: I don’t know. I think my attitude is entirely justified. My mother is innocent.
Valentin: I don’t think the WSB feels that way.
Willow: She was framed.
Valentin: And who would do that? Drew, perhaps?
Carly: I get that the WSB needs to search the Crimson offices, but you’ve shut down the entire floor. That is very disruptive to my guests and other tenants in this building, so I need to know when you guys are gonna be out of here.
Baines: I can’t say. They’re investigating the disappearance of one of their own, and while I understand your frustration, I thought you’d be more good-natured about it, since you’re the one who pointed me toward Nina Reeves as the most likely suspect in Jack Brennan’s disappearance.
Danny: So Tracy’s pretty mad, huh?
Cody: Uh, I don’t think mad really covers it, bud. She caught you trying to steal a car. Again. What were you thinking? You still gotta pay for what you did to Chase’s truck and that speedboat. So, per Tracy’s instructions, you got a whole bunch more chores on top of what you already had, starting with sweeping out the stalls.
Danny: I promise, Cody, I’ll do every single chore on that list and whatever else you can think of. But first, I gotta borrow your truck.
Cody: [Chuckles]
Scout: Charlotte? Why are you in my dad’s car?
Charlotte: You need to leave right now.
Scout: Yeah, no. What are you doing?
Charlotte: Okay, Scout, you don’t understand, okay? I’m doing this for you, okay? So you need to leave before you ruin everything.
Rocco: It’s not gonna work, Charlotte. Get out of the car.
Isaiah: Britt. Hey. You in there?
Britt: Yeah, I’m here. I’m fine. I just needed a minute.
Isaiah: Looks like you need a little more than that. Why don’t you get out of here?
Britt: What for? There’s nowhere I want to go. And nobody waiting for me anyway.
Anna: Good to see you. Thanks for coming.
Jason: Of course.
Anna: Can I ask how Britt is?
Jason: I mean, she’s a little shaken up, but she’ll be okay.
Anna: Did you talk about what happened that night?
Jason: We did. It did not go well.
Anna: What do you mean?
Jason: Britt asked me to back her story with the PCPD. And I said no.
Anna: Oh, Jason, you shouldn’t have done that.
Charlotte: What are you guys doing here?
Scout: According to Danny, we’re saving your butt.
Rocco: Even he thinks whatever you were about to do is a bad idea.
Charlotte: Wait. Danny sent you to stop me?
Rocco: That’s what his text said.
Scout: Okay, so I’m going to ask you again. Why were you hiding in my dad’s car?
Charlotte: Look, okay, it was the only way to get your dad to back off Danny so you guys can see each other.
Scout: When it comes to Danny, my dad won’t even listen to me. Why do you think he’d listen to you?
Charlotte: Scout, do you mind if I talk to Rocco for a second?
Scout: Uh, yeah, kinda.
Charlotte: You have to get her away from here.
Rocco: Neither of us are leaving until you tell me what you’re doing.
Charlotte: When Drew gets in his car, I’m gonna surprise him and throw my arms around him and make it look like we’re making out.
Scout: You’re gonna make out with–? What are you talking about? That’s crazy.
Charlotte: I know, but I’m not actually gonna do anything, okay? It just has to look like it on the video. After that, I’m gonna tell him I’m gonna post it on social media, where he’ll be labeled a sexual predator and get canceled immediately. It’s a perfect plan.
Rocco: That’s insane.
Charlotte: My God, you sound just like Danny. But trust me, I know this is gonna work, okay? You just have to get her out of here.
Cody: [Chuckles] Are you really trying to sneak off after what just happened? You know you’re not doing yourself any favors, bud.
Danny: I know, but this is really important. Someone needs my help before they do something really stupid.
Cody: You do get that Tracy’s my boss, right? And she put me personally responsible for you this afternoon.
Danny: Yeah, but—
Cody: Okay, all right, look. Nothing’s going to happen until I know what’s going on, all right? So if it’s a real emergency, I’ll go with you, or we’re calling 911. So what’s going on? What kind of trouble is your friend in?
[Cellphone dings]
Cody: Everything okay?
Danny: Yeah, I-I think so. Um, um…So you said something about, uh, sweeping out the stall?
Carly: Speaking of which, was it really necessary to drag the editor-in-chief of Crimson out of the Metro Court Gardens in handcuffs? I mean, it was all over social media, and I don’t want my hotel associated with criminal activity.
Baines: For somebody who wants nothing to do with the WSB, you certainly are immersed in it. Your daughter, Chief Brennan, even Valentin Cassadine. I mean, whether you like it or not, it seems like you’re going to be dealing with the WSB, whether you want to or not. But I’ll try to make this current run-in as painless as possible.
[Telephone rings]
[Door closes]
Carly: Yeah. What? What do you mean someone’s messing around in the parking lot?
Anna: I could’ve killed Britt. And she has every right to go to the PCPD. Please.
Jason: I totally understand it is her right. But I don’t– I don’t want to be a part of it. Because you’ll get locked up. As far as I’m concerned, you don’t need to be locked up. You’re committed to getting help. So what’s the point of getting the cops involved in the first place?
Anna: Well, I don’t know. I’m sure Britt would feel safer. You know? She has to be terrified of me after what happened.
Jason: Yeah, but you didn’t hurt her.
Anna: Not physically, no. But staring down the barrel of a gun is traumatic. I can’t imagine that she’s just gonna shake that off. It’s gonna leave scars on her psyche.
Jason: Yeah, possibly. But Britt has been through worse. And she’s tough.
Anna: Yeah. Do you think she did reach out to the PCPD?
Jason: I don’t know.
Anna: I think she’s gonna feel a lot more secure soon. I–I don’t think I’m going to be in Port Charles for that much longer.
Jason: You’re leaving?
Anna: I mean, not of my own choice. But I have a feeling that the WSB will show up any minute, haul me off to one of their facilities.
Willow: Do you think Drew has a motive to frame my mother?
Valentin: Well, I think considering you and Nina were injecting Drew and keeping him in a locked-in state, I’m going to say yes.
Willow: Did my mother tell you that?
Valentin: You don’t have to confirm or deny it. But if it’s true, Drew has a hell of a motive to pin Jack’s disappearance on Nina. He could pay you both back in one fell swoop.
Willow: Unfortunately, it’s not a big leap. Unlike the idea of my mother hurting Jack Brennan. There’s just no way.
Valentin: I agree. I’m inclined to believe that Jack cut his losses and left town on his own. I find it harder to believe that he would leave Nina holding the bag. I think that’s more likely the work of a certain ex-Congressman.
Willow: Look, all I care about is getting my mother out of Steinmauer. You’re the WSB expert. If you say the best way to free her is to implicate Drew, I will call them right now and say that he framed her.
Scout: You said something about a video. What video?
Charlotte: My phone’s set up and focused on Drew’s windshield. You can see everything. After this, Scout won’t have to be a prisoner in her own home anymore, okay? So can you just help me and make Scout leave?
Rocco: We’re leaving.
Scout: Wait, whose phone is that?
Charlotte: Rocco, give that back right now!
Rocco: We’re all leaving.
Charlotte: Look, Danny and I thought about this, okay? This is the only way.
Scout: The only way to what? Just tell me what the big secret is already.
Charlotte: Rocco, you better give my phone back right now before I take it from you.
Carly: Hey! Why am I getting reports that the three of you are causing a scene in my hotel?
Britt: This whole situation with Sidwell is much worse than people know. And I’m still dealing with the repercussions.
Isaiah: How so?
Britt: Well, for once, I was the victim. Not everyone sees it that way. But the– the longer I sit with it, I wonder… maybe I wasn’t.
Isaiah: Sorry. What are we talking about here?
Britt: I knew someone was being held against their will. And I waited too long to do something about it.
Jason: Josslyn took your advice and reported me to the WSB.
Anna: Yeah. I mean, I wouldn’t want her to cover for you. No, I–I wouldn’t, Jason, because lying to the Bureau when I was an agent was the exact thing that ruined my life. I don’t want that for her.
Jason: Yeah, I don’t– Neither of us do.
Anna: You know, I was just hoping that maybe I could stay here, work with Dr. Nichols and avoid being locked up again, because that’s really just going to exacerbate my PTSD.
Jason: I mean, that makes sense.
Anna: But I don’t really think that’s a viable possibility… given my actions that night. They were both dangerous… and deranged. You know, if you hadn’t found us when you did… I could have killed Britt.
Jason: I don’t think that’s true.
Anna: [Scoffs] I wish I was as certain as you about that. Anyway, be that as it may, the reason I asked you here is… because if… Well, when the Bureau comes to take me away, that’s really going to shatter Emma. And she’s going to blame Josslyn. And Josslyn will blame herself. And so what I really need is for them both to see that I brought this on myself. And, you know, the way you would have to do that is if you could really make them understand, especially Emma… exactly what I did to Britt.
Cody: Ahem. Danny, is something going on with Scout?
Danny: What–what makes you think that?
Cody: Well, you look super stressed, and that usually means you’re thinking and worrying about her. Also, Molly might have told me that things between Drew and Alexis aren’t great. Actually, what she said is Drew’s being a jerk.
Danny: It’s like he doesn’t know any other way to be.
Cody: But you said that somebody was in trouble?
Danny: Charlotte. I told her how much I hate not seeing Scout, and she’s determined to help.
Cody: Sounds like a good friend.
Danny: Yeah, she’s the best. You know, she’s always got my back, and I’m repaying her by dragging her into this mess with Drew. Seems like my problems with Drew just keep spreading and making everything worse for everyone else in my life.
Carly: The valet told me that you guys were messing in someone’s car. Are you guys just gonna look at each other, or is someone gonna tell me what’s going on?
Scout: Rocco and I came to pick up Charlotte, and we found her in my dad’s car.
Carly: What were you doing in Drew’s car?
Charlotte: I just wanted to drive it. I was gonna, you know, take it off the road, get it all muddy, and then bring it back for you to find. You know, like a–like a prank.
Scout: That? That was your big secret plan?
Charlotte: It was stupid, and I’m sorry. But luckily Scout and Rocco came here just in time to stop me, and the car’s fine, so we should just get out of here.
Carly: No, no, wait a minute. You’re not going anywhere. You have no idea how big a problem this could have been, do you? If Drew’s car would have gone missing from this hotel, I would have had to report it to the PCPD. Do you know what would have happened to you then?
Charlotte: No.
Carly: You would have been hit with a grand theft auto charge.
Charlotte: For a stupid prank?
Carly: Yeah. And Drew would have pressed charges, taken you to court, and jumped at the chance to make me look bad. And given the situation, that would be very easy to do.
Rocco: She wasn’t gonna steal his car. She was using it to set up Drew. She was trying to film a video of them kissing to use as blackmail.
Valentin: Tempting, though I’m sure it is, to throw Drew under the proverbial bus, simply offering an alternative suspect to the WSB will not be enough to secure her release.
Willow: Okay, so what do I do? Do I call them out? Make a big public stink about a private citizen being disappeared by an overreaching WSB?
Valentin: No, don’t do that. You don’t want to be at odds with the WSB. And I know Agent Baines well enough to know he doesn’t deal well with threats.
Willow: So how do I approach him?
Valentin: With an open hand. You be his ally, not his adversary. I think the only way you’re gonna help your mother now is to help the WSB.
Isaiah: I heard a little about what happened on Spoon Island. Sounds to me like you were in an extreme situation.
Britt: It started at extreme.
Isaiah: I know from my work in some of the most complicated places in Africa that when you’re in an out-of-control situation, your own behavior can suddenly become out of control, too. Then you find yourself doing things you never imagined. Things that can be… hard to live with.
Britt: Yeah. How’d you get through it?
Isaiah: I just did the best that I could.
Britt: Me, too. But in my case, it just wasn’t good enough.
Anna: I told Emma what happened. But even as I was speaking to her, I could see her rationalizing things, downplaying everything, because she didn’t want to think that I was capable of doing such a thing. You know. But you were there. You saw how bad it was. So when the time comes, I would need you to tell Emma and Josslyn the truth, please, if you could.
Jason: Of course. I’ll answer any questions they have. Honestly.
Anna: Thank you.
Jason: Okay, so, but if the WSB does come for you, you don’t have to go quietly. I can get you out of town. I’ll take you myself.
Anna: Oh, well, thanks. Valentin made the same offer. But Danny needs you. You can’t leave.
Jason: It’ll be two to three days max. I’ll get you someplace safe. You can recover. You get stronger.
Anna: Thanks. I appreciate the offer. But I don’t think running and hiding is the solution. You know? I think… I think I really do have to face up to the consequences of what I did.
[Doorbell rings]
Valentin: The WSB will be more inclined to do something for you if you were to do something for them. And right now they have Nina because they protect their own. And they want to find Jack Brennan. If you were to offer them something that they find valuable to the agency as a whole, well, maybe the mystery of the disappearance of Jack Brennan could find its way to the backseat.
Willow: But the WSB already knows that I’m working on expanding their funding through the appropriations committee.
Valentin: Extra funding is always nice.
Willow: What I mean is that I’m obviously an agency ally, yet they still took my mother. So what else is there to do? I could offer Agent Baines a bribe.
Valentin: He can’t be bought. Any attempt at coercion will blow up in your face. It’s time you step up your game and become indispensable to the WSB.
Charlotte: The way Rocco explained it made the plan seem way worse than it actually was.
Carly: I don’t know, it sounded pretty accurate to me. But if you have an innocent version, I’d love to hear it. Otherwise, I’m gonna go with my gut, and it’s telling me that you, a teenager, were about to throw yourself at a grown man.
Charlotte: So I could force Drew into letting Danny see Scout. Okay, people have sympathy for him right now because of the stroke, but even he couldn’t survive them thinking that he made out with a teenager.
Carly: Charlotte, what would you have done if Drew opened the car door instead of Scout and Rocco?
Charlotte: My phone was set up and recording. And, you know, once he got in, I was gonna jump up and throw my arms around him, and then it would look like we were making out from the angle of my phone, even though we actually weren’t.
Carly: You think that Drew would let you do this to him?
Charlotte: No. He’d get angry and push me away and then take off. And then once he left, I’d come back, get my phone, find the most convincing part of the video, and then I’d send it to him and tell him that I would post it unless he ends the restraining order.
Carly: And what if Drew called your bluff? What if he actually kissed you? Were you prepared for that?
Charlotte: But he wouldn’t.
Carly: You can’t know that. Charlotte, I get why you came up with this plan. Hell, it’s something I would have done it back in the day. But if you would have put it into action, that would have been a huge mistake.
Scout: Oh, are you gonna be late for dinner with your parents?
Rocco: No, I still have time.
Scout: What’s wrong?
Rocco: Danny’s blowing up my phone asking about Charlotte.
Scout: I can’t believe he didn’t show up at the Metro Court himself.
Rocco: I guess that’s Danny’s deal. He makes a mess but doesn’t clean it up.
Cody: Well, everybody’s drinking less water than usual, but the grass they’re eating is pretty hydrating, so keeping the water at 68 degrees, just the way they like it.
Danny: Hmm.
[Cellphone dings and buzzes]
Cody: Go. Check it. Everything okay?
Danny: Yeah. Um… Rocco’s not giving me any details, so he’s probably mad at me… again.
Cody: Yeah. I noticed you guys don’t seem to hang out anymore.
Danny: There was a time when Rocco and I had each other’s backs, but a lot has changed. He’s very hung up on playing it safe. Scout’s my sister. It’s wrong that Drew is keeping us apart, so I gotta find a way to make him back off.
Cody: Okay. Now see that– see that– That’s your problem right there.
Britt: I knew someone was being held on Spoon Island. But, you know, I had– I had my own stuff going on. Most of the time, I was just trying to survive.
Isaiah: Yeah, being in survival mode can make it difficult to help other people.
Britt: I really wanted to get them out. I just didn’t know how. But I knew for sure that if I got caught, we’d both be killed. Then, before I could come up with a plan, they were moved somewhere else, out of my reach.
Isaiah: Sounds like an awful situation for both of you. I’m sorry.
Britt: Me too. Terrible things happened to this person because I didn’t act fast enough. I did care. I was really trying to figure out what to do. No one believes me.
Isaiah: That’s their problem.
Britt: Is it?
Isaiah: Yeah. It doesn’t matter what anyone believes. You know you were doing your best and searching for a way to help. So hold on to that, and everyone else be damned.
Baines: Anna Devane.
Anna: Agent Baines. WSB. Yeah. I’ve been expecting you. Please, come in. My friend was just leaving.
Baines: Actually, I’d like Mr. Morgan to stay. I understand you were involved in the incident with Dr. Britt Westbourne. I was informed by Agent Jacks that you made an attempt on Dr. Westbourne’s life. Is that correct?
Anna: Yeah, it is.
Jason: But Anna suffered emotional trauma. She was held prisoner, and the WSB did nothing to help her.
Anna: And just so you know, I’ve taken a leave of absence from the PCPD, and I’m under the care of a psychiatrist. But I understand if that doesn’t satisfy the Bureau.
Baines: Well, standard policy doesn’t quite apply, given the breadth and scope of classified knowledge to which you’ve been exposed over the years.
Anna: Well, I’m fully prepared to hand myself over to you, Agent Baines. Face the consequences of my actions.
Rocco: That whole thing with Charlotte has been a lot for you.
Scout: It was a lot for me. I can’t believe she was going to do that to my dad. I mean, she was going to ruin his reputation in the worst way possible. And then she turned around to say she was doing it for me?
Rocco: You don’t believe her?
Scout: No. No. She and Danny just hate my dad. Like everyone else.
Rocco: I don’t hate your dad. And I know you love him. I think he thinks he’s just acting in your best interest.
Scout: Well, why can’t Danny see that? He did text me to stop Charlotte.
Rocco: Because he didn’t like this particular plan. But I could totally see him blackmailing your dad if he could.
Scout: Even if that’s true, he’d be doing it so that he can see me. I’m so sick of everyone, including Danny, just using me as an excuse to go after my dad. The last thing I want is for my dad to get hurt because of me.
Danny: How am I the problem in this situation? I’m standing up to Drew because he’s a bully who keeps Scout locked in her room so she can’t see her family.
Cody: Literally?
Danny: Well, no, but my mom would want me to help her. But Drew’s got all of the power, so there’s nothing I can do.
Cody: Not exactly. You can actually take away Drew’s power by doing nothing.
Danny: I don’t get it.
Cody: All right, fighting against Drew puts you in the wrong. But if you just follow the rules, he can’t come at you with anything.
Danny: Where’s that gonna get me? He still won’t let me see Scout.
Cody: Yeah, I know, but it makes Drew the bad guy. Well, all you gotta do is just stay out of trouble, mind your own business, and people like Tracy and Alexis will go to bat for you and help you see your sister. The key is you can’t force it. You gotta just be cool, play the long game. Nice and calm, slow and steady, no sudden movements.
Danny: So, treat Drew like a horse?
Cody: More like a donkey. Remember, Drew’s an ass.
Carly: I made huge mistakes when I was young.
Charlotte: You did?
Carly: Yeah, all the time. I did things that I couldn’t take back. I ruined people’s lives. And I did it by using my sexuality to get what I wanted. And I didn’t care at all about the consequences for myself or for anyone else. And I’m telling you, you don’t want to do that. It sends the wrong message about who you are and what you want. And more importantly, how you expect others to treat you.
Charlotte: I didn’t think about that when I was coming up with the plan.
Carly: No. You’re so lucky that you had Scout and Rocco stop you today. I didn’t have anyone to pull me back. And I almost destroyed myself.
Charlotte: I promise I won’t try and trap Drew again.
Carly: Good. Glad to hear that.
Charlotte: Okay, I know I’m in trouble. Can I ask you a favor?
Carly: You can ask.
Charlotte: Can you please not tell my dad?
Willow: Baines is an extremely effective agent.
Valentin: Did you two work together?
Willow: Yeah. From opposing sides.
Carly: Excuse me. Hi.
Valentin: Hi.
Carly: Um, can you come to my office? Your daughter’s here.
Valentin: Something I should know?
Carly: She’s safe.
Valentin: I’ll be right there.
Willow: I gotta go. Thank you, Valentin. You’ve been helpful.
Valentin: My pleasure. Oh, something you should know. First piece of advice is free. Next one’s gonna cost you.
Britt: I get why people think I’m selfish. Because I am selfish. Probably because I’ve always had to take care of myself. But that doesn’t mean I won’t put myself on the line. I’ve done it before. And I’ll do it again. Thanks for believing in me. Too bad Jason doesn’t.
Anna: Will I be taken to Steinmauer?
Baines: No. Well, you’re a special case. You weren’t an active agent at the time of the incident. And I’ve vetted Dr. Nichols. I believe Dr. Nichols is fit to oversee your care.
Anna: To oversee my care. What? Here, in Port Charles?
Baines: As long as you agree to the WSB reviewing all of Dr. Nichols’ notes and you sign this NDA stipulating that you won’t publicly disclose anything that happened to you in the last year.
Jason: Okay, so let me get this clear. If Anna stays quiet about a rogue WSB agent who is developing a very dangerous cold fusion device, she gets to stay here and get help here.
Anna: I’ll sign. Yeah, there you go. Thank you.
Baines: I wish you good health, Miss Devane. And Mr. Morgan, WSB is glad that you are enjoying your freedom now that you’re back in Port Charles. Should we need you again, we trust that you’ll be available.
Anna: Wow. Oh. I get to stay here in Port Charles.
Jason: That’s great.
Anna: Oh, yeah. I’m surprised the WSB finally did the right thing, but I’m not gonna question it.
Jason: I’m not gonna question it either.
Anna: Yeah. This is all because Britt didn’t press charges, you know? God, would you thank her for me? I mean, I’d like to do it myself, but I don’t think she wants to hear from me.
Jason: She doesn’t want to hear from me either. We’re not together anymore.
Anna: Because of what I did?
Scout: You know, my dad is convinced that everyone is out to get him. But you know what? They kind of are.
Rocco: You think?
Scout: Yeah. Tracy, my grandma, Aunt Molly, they all say that they’re fighting with him for my own good. But it doesn’t feel good to me.
Rocco: Because you’re stuck in the middle, and that always sucks.
Scout: Totally does. And then all the fighting gets my dad overprotective. And then I end up lying to him about something I should never have to. Like hanging out with people. And it’s not like we’re hurting anybody.
Rocco: Because everyone around us is an insane drama machine. We have to keep it a secret.
Scout: At least we can talk with each other. Can you imagine having to watch all this craziness around us and having to keep it all in?
Rocco: No, I don’t want to. I’d be so overwhelmed without you.
Scout: Me too.
Cody: All right, well, now you got me all invested in what’s going on. Any news?
Danny: Nothing from Charlotte and nothing from Rocco. But at least I should be glad he texted me to tell me Charlotte was okay.
Cody: Yeah. Look, if Rocco came through for you today, maybe things between you two aren’t as bad as you thought.
Danny: Maybe. But they are different. I mean, he’s been through a lot, but since he’s been back, it’s like we’re on completely different wavelengths. We barely talk, and we used to tell each other everything.
Cody: I’ve been there.
Danny: We grew up in the same house, like brothers. Now every time I’m around him, it feels like we’re strangers, and it kills me.
Cody: Sorry, man. That’s the worst.
Danny: Yeah, I miss him. It’d be a lot worse if I didn’t have Charlotte. She’s my best friend.
Valentin: Charlotte? Everything all right?
Charlotte: Yep, totally fine.
Valentin: Well, that’s obviously not true. You want to try that again?
Charlotte: Dad, can we just go home, please?
Valentin: Yeah, all right. Come on, let’s go.
Carly: Charlotte broke into Drew’s car.
Jason: Britt said that she was working on getting you out of Wyndemere, but Sidwell and [unclear] moved you, and she didn’t know where. And that’s what she claims, anyway.
Anna: That’s what she claims? You don’t believe her?
Jason: Man. As much as I want to, I don’t. And I realized that meant that we can’t be together. Because part of loving someone is believing them, no matter what the circumstances. I can’t give Britt that.
Anna: I see.
Jason: We didn’t break up because of you, Anna. We broke up because of me.
Britt: What you really walked in on today was me feeling sorry for myself because my boyfriend and I broke up over this whole situation. He doesn’t believe I was trying to find a way to help.
Isaiah: I’m sorry to hear that.
Britt: Yeah, me too. I’ve always been terrible at relationships, so this isn’t a new feeling. But this one is rough. The whole point of being in a relationship is that you got someone who believes in you no matter what, against all odds.
Isaiah: If this person can’t take you at your word, Britt, then that’s on them. You’re better off without them.
Britt: Thanks. Doesn’t feel that way right now. But I’ll get there. Eventually.
Willow: Agent Baines, thank you for coming on such short notice.
Baines: Your message was insistent.
Willow: Well, I am sorry about that. But I’m sure you can understand why. I didn’t even get to say goodbye to my mother, let alone consult with her lawyer before she was whisked out of the country to a Supermax prison in Switzerland.
Baines: I imagine you have questions.
Willow: Just one. What does the WSB need from me to ensure that my mother is returned to Port Charles immediately?
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Suzanne: NNow, talking about GH for a minute, do you, still enjoy playing Kevin even without Ryan? Jon: Yeah, well, I like Kevin very much. I think Kevin’s a really good guy. I think that there’s, there’s been kind of a, we, we’ve kind of lost a little bit of Kevin along the way, remember when Kevin was, was first around and we had first gotten rid of. Of Ryan. Kevin was an artist. He was a psychiatrist, but he was an artist who lived in a, in a lighthouse and painted all the time to paint out a demon and, and we’ve kind of, we’ve kind of veered away from that. And, we have some new writers coming in now. So I think that I, I think we’re going to have some, um. I think there’s going to be some changes, in how Kevin, but I mean, that’s a long answer, but to answer your question, I love playing Kevin. I love, I love playing Kevin. I love playing Ryan. I love, I love working with Genie. I love working with Lynn Herring and, and Ken Shriner and everybody that, that goes along in Kevin’s world. You know, he’s, to me, it’s just fun.
Gary Anthony Sturgis is a New Orleans born actor/writer/director best-known for his portrayal of the villain in two of Tyler Perry’s biggest hit films, “Diary of A Mad Black Woman” (as Jamison Jackson) and “Daddy’s Little Girls” (as Joseph Woods). He also co-starred opposite Terrence Howard in “Pride”, as the charming yet sinister pimp/drug dealer Franklin Washington. Recently, he has stepped out the role of bad guy to co-star in the comedy “Chicago Pulaski Jones” with Kel Mitchell and Cedric the Entertainer.
