General Hospital (GH) recap for Friday, February 6, reveals that Willow Cain’s (Katelyn MacMullen) drug kept Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) incapacitated after she admitted he didn’t have a stroke.

At the Quartermaine mansion, Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) stuffed Michael Corinthos’ (Rory Gibson) keychain in his coat pocket when Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) popped up.

Chase asked how Michael’s follow-up questioning went, but Dante didn’t want him overstepping again.

If new evidence came up against Michael, Chase hoped Dante wouldn’t try to protect his brother.

At Drew’s house, Willow insisted that shooting Drew was her only option that night since she saw it as the only way to be free of him.

Willow brought up Judge Eva Heran’s (Tessa Auberjonois) murder and wondered if Drew did it or had someone else do it for him.

Drew blinked no, but Willow ranted about what he was capable of – including manipulating her own children and tricking her into thinking Michael turned her away at the burn clinic in Germany.

Since Drew only wanted to control and isolate Willow, she said that’s why she shot him.

Willow’s only regret was that Drew didn’t die!

While Willow was blasting Drew, Chase arrived at the door and started trying the keys on Michael’s keyring until one worked. Chase left himself inside and looked pensive.

Back with Willow, she threw a tray during her Drew tirade, so Chase heard the crash and came running.

Willow acted like it was an accident since she was feeling emotional and overwhelmed.

Chase thought that was understandable and let Willow believe she’d left the door unlocked when she guessed she had.

After Chase wished Drew a speedy recovery, he stepped out with Willow.

Chase played it like he’d come over to check on Willow now that Drew was getting settled, so she was grateful.

Chase was happy for Willow when she revealed she’d be able to see the kids due to the custody compromise, but he warned her not to trust Michael.

Once Chase left, Willow returned to Drew and admitted he didn’t really have a stroke.

As Willow held a drug vial, she confirmed the medication she gave him caused all this instead.

As long as Drew kept getting doses of this medication, he’d stay in his current state.

Willow needed Drew to stay that way while she used his money, connections and power of attorney to build a new life for herself with her children.

Drew was helpless as Willow injected him with another dose.

Back at the Q manse, Michael gave Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) updates on his 60-40 custody agreement with Willow and got her help telling Wiley Corinthos (Viron Weaver) as well as Amelia Corinthos (Sequoia and Serenity Mork Macko) that they could see their mom soon.

Once Chase returned, he bent down to put Michael’s keys on the floor. As Wiley appeared behind Chase and watched, he looked curious.

At GH, Elizabeth Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) commented on Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) being late and took a jab about her moonlighting at Wyndemere.

Britt bickered with Liz briefly before apologizing.

Once Dante brought Rocco Falconeri (Finn Carr) for his community service, Britt told him that she was coming to his hockey game along with Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati).

Elizabeth led Rocco away before Dante asked how far Britt thought she could push him.

Dante didn’t want Britt in Rocco’s life and urged her to keep him safe by staying away.

Britt ran into Rocco again later and acted like she might be too busy to come to his hockey game, but she still joked around with him about wearing a mouth guard and protecting his smile.

Elizabeth also spoke with Dante alone and admitted she didn’t think Britt would purposely put anyone’s kids at risk.

Before their yoga class, Kristina Corinthos-Davis (Katelyn MacMullen) met up with Jacinda Bracken (Paige Herschell) and told her about Michael’s custody compromise with Willow.

Jacinda feared her past as an escort and criminal record might’ve given Willow leverage.

Once Ezra Boyle (Daniel Cosgrove) walked in, he was pleased to see Jacinda and extended a dinner invitation.