General Hospital Spoilers: Colette reveals shocking truth, Donna & Avery are in danger

General Hospital spoilers reveal that Colette is struggling with intense rage as she witnesses the growing bond between Carly and Brennan—a situation she cannot accept under any circumstances.

Beneath her cold, professional facade as the perfect WSB agent lies a storm of emotions spiraling out of control, fueled by a complicated relationship with Brennan that no one in Port Charles is aware of.

Every time she sees the affectionate gaze Brennan directs at Carly—every time she hears that tender tone he never used with her—Colette feels an invisible dagger piercing her heart, stirring not only jealousy but a deep sense of betrayal.

The original mission was clear when they were dispatched to Port Charles: approach Sonny Corinthos, neutralize the threat he poses to WSB operations, and retreat quietly without leaving a trace.

It was a meticulously designed plan requiring flawless coordination between Brennan—the public face—and Colette, the one working in the shadows.

However, Brennan, whom Colette had considered a partner, ally, and maybe even more after over five years of working together, allowed personal emotions to cloud the mission as he became entangled with Carly.

His actions violated WSB’s strictest rule: never let emotions interfere with the job. Worse, they put Colette at risk, forcing her to take on the most dangerous and difficult parts of the plan.

In their rare secret meetings, Colette tried to remind Brennan of the real objective, of what was at stake—but he only responded with vague reassurances and requests for more time… time they didn’t have.

And Colette knew it.

“She’s just part of the plan,” Brennan once said when Colette questioned him about Carly—but his eyes told a different story.

With the keen instincts of a seasoned agent, Colette saw it instantly: Brennan had crossed the line, and both the mission and their relationship were in danger.

New pressures from WSB superiors, through encrypted messages and covert calls, were escalating the situation in unforeseen ways.

“The mission must be completed at any cost.” That was the clear message from the Colonel, their direct supervisor.

No option for retreat. No possibility of changing targets.

Colette had no choice but to proceed with the plan to poison Sonny. But now, all risks and potential legal consequences rested squarely on her shoulders, while Brennan remained safely hidden behind his new relationship with Carly.

The feelings of betrayal and exploitation drove Colette to take protective measures.

She began documenting everything—creating a detailed dossier on Brennan’s involvement from the start as a form of insurance.

Every meeting. Every order. Every exchanged message. All carefully saved on an encrypted USB drive she carried at all times.

She was determined not to become the scapegoat if the operation was exposed.If she had to face consequences, Brennan wouldn’t get away unscathed.

Her growing obsession was no longer just about the mission—or even Brennan.It was also about Carly.

The woman who had unknowingly destroyed both the mission and Colette’s relationship with him.At first, Carly was just a tool—a means to get closer to Sonny.

But now, Colette spent hours watching Carly from afar, studying her routines, her weaknesses, her connections.She knew Carly’s daily schedule. Her preferred coffee at Java. The times she usually called Josslyn.

Colette even rented a small apartment across from the Metro Court where she could observe Carly coming and going, sometimes spending entire nights watching Carly’s office window through binoculars.

This obsession had long surpassed professional limits. It had become a personal need—to understand the woman who had taken Brennan away from her.

And in her loneliest moments, Colette began to imagine removing Carly instead of Sonny.A terrifying but increasingly tempting thought in her unraveling mind.

For Colette, the mission had shifted. It was no longer about fulfilling her duty to the WSB.It had become personal.

She began to wonder if it was possible to design a plan in which both Sonny and Carly became casualties—a tragic scenario that would leave Brennan burdened with guilt for the rest of his life.

These thoughts should have frightened Colette—once a rule-abiding, order-following agent. But now, they gave her a strange sense of satisfaction… and power.