Monday’s episode of General Hospital was explosive for Valentin, Carly, and Jack as secrets were finally outed. According to Thursday spoilers, Valentn’s next move is to make contact with Nina. Here’s a breakdown of what’s coming up during the soap’s May 7 episode.

Valentin Turns to Nina On Monday, Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) trained a gun on Jack (Chris McKenna) as he and Carly (Laura Wright, who hints at the fallout from Carly’s betrayal) went head-to-head and had an honest conversation, for the first time ever. Jack learned about Carly’s affair with Valentin. And the fact that Valentin has been staying with her.

He also found out that Carly knows everything about how he recruited her daughter for the WSB. It was not a pleasant conversation, to say the least. And now there’s no turning back.

Valentin and Carly have taken care of Jack, and they’ll undoubtedly use him in their plans to go after Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and Cullum (Andrew Hawkes). When they learn about Joss (Eden McCoy), the urgency to carry out their plan will increase. For now, Valentin’s next move is to make contact with Nina (Cynthia Watros).

He initially wanted to use her to feed Jack false info, but who knows. Maybe his request will change or evolve somehow. As for Carly, she’s about to get some alarming news.

Hopefully, she finds out that Joss is missing. The hunt for her daughter needs to start sooner rather than later. Willow’s Confident in Her Plan — Probably Too Confident It’s a bit mind-boggling that there are a number of people in Port Charles who know that Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) shot Drew (Cameron Mathison), and nobody’s talking.

Meanwhile, Willow is coming up with new plans and exerting her newfound power whenever she wants and wherever she wants. She asked Jack to dig up incriminating dirt on Drew so she could maintain control over him when she presumably frees her husband from his locked-in state. She can’t keep him like that forever, right?

For now, teasers say Willow is confident in her plan. This could be a false sense of security. Someone is bound to expose her misdeeds at some point.

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