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General Hospital Spoilers: Alexis’ World Shatters as Michael Reveals Cyrus Is Behind the Attack

Alexis Davis had faced courtroom battles, personal betrayals, and devastating losses, but nothing prepared her for the truth Michael Corinthos brought to her that day.

In the sterile stillness of the hospital corridor, where her daughter Kristina lay fighting to recover from a brutal attack, Alexis sensed something was wrong the moment Michael approached. His usual confidence was gone, replaced by a heavy, haunted determination.

Michael didn’t waste time with small talk. The man arrested for Kristina’s assault, he revealed, was nothing more than a pawn. The attack wasn’t random. It wasn’t a mugging gone wrong. It was deliberate. Calculated. A message.

At first, Alexis couldn’t comprehend what he was implying. Why would anyone target Kristina? She wasn’t involved in mob business. She wasn’t a threat. But then Michael said the name that stopped her cold.

Cyrus Renault. Alexis’ brother. The man she had helped put behind bars.

The monster she believed the system had finally contained.

The revelation hit her like a physical blow. Cyrus had ordered the attack from prison as revenge for Alexis’ testimony against him.

In his twisted logic, he was erasing her bloodline, punishing her the only way he knew how: by going after her child. And Kristina wasn’t his only target. Michael revealed that Cyrus had also tried to have his son, Wiley, taken. A double strike. A cruel symmetry. An eye for an eye.

Wiley had been saved. Kristina had not.

The guilt crushed Alexis instantly. This was her fault. Her choices. Her blood. Her past. Every bruise on Kristina’s body felt like a personal indictment. She had believed in the law.

She had trusted the system to protect her family. Now that faith lay in ruins. Cyrus had reached through steel bars and concrete walls and shattered her life anyway.

Rage followed. White-hot and uncontrollable. Not the composed fury of a lawyer, but the primal wrath of a mother whose child had been hurt. Cyrus wasn’t just a criminal. He was her brother. Her blood. And that truth made the betrayal even more unbearable.

Michael didn’t try to soothe her. He understood this kind of pain. He had lived with it his entire life. He simply stood there as Alexis unraveled, as tears of fury and helplessness streamed down her face. The system had failed them. Again.

“He was supposed to be gone,” Alexis choked. “I did everything right.”

But in Port Charles, “right” was rarely enough.

As the truth settled in, one thing became terrifyingly clear: this wasn’t over. Cyrus Renault might be behind bars, but his reach was long, and his vengeance far from satisfied.

And Alexis Davis, once a woman of law and reason, now stood at the edge of a darker path—driven by grief, guilt, and a mother’s unstoppable need for justice.