General Hospital Spoilers: Wiley is not Michael’s son, Drew becomes Wiley’s new father

ABC General Hospital spoilers reveal that one of the new obsessions regarding Wigh’s future is becoming increasingly serious as Port Charles witnesses a custody battle quietly forming.

The innocent boy with his big eyes and bright smile has no idea that he is at the center of a power struggle between the most powerful men in town.

While Willow still holds legal custody, the worried glances she gives Wy each time she picks him up from preschool speak volumes. She knows this fleeting happiness could collapse at any moment.

Willow has endured so much pain, surviving a life-threatening cancer diagnosis and the deep betrayal from Drew. Now she faces the prospect of losing the son she has raised and loved as her own.

Every night after reading a story and putting Wy to bed, Willow often sits in the darkness of his room, listening to his steady breathing, wondering if these are the final days she’ll get to be his mother.

This fear has become an ever-present obsession, influencing every decision and action she takes.

One new aspect of this battle is the way both Michael and Drew are using all available resources to gain an advantage.

Not only through the legal system, but also through psychological tactics and social pressure.Michael, as Wley’s biological father, has started gathering evidence of the unstable relationship between Drew and Nah, arguing that such an environment is unsuitable for a child’s development.

He has hired a private investigator to follow Drew and Nenah, documenting every argument, every unusual behavior, and especially the moments when Wy is in their care.

Michael is also leveraging his connections with the Cordmain and Corinthtos families to pressure the legal system. Edward Cordain once had significant influence in shaping Port Charles’s legal center and Michael is skillfully exploiting this legacy.

Meanwhile, he is approaching each member of Wigh’s preschool board, building an image of himself as a devoted father despite the geographical distance through regular video calls and special gifts sent to the classroom.

Drew, on the other hand, is using his position as a good father to Amelia and his previous relationship withWillow to prove that he can provide a stable home for Wy despite his new relationship with Nenah.

He has carefully documented every positive moment between Wy and Nenah, emphasizing the importance of maintaining stability in the boy’s life by keeping him with Willow and himself.

Drew has also expanded his home, creating a special space for Wy filled with his favorite toys and books, ready to present it as evidence in court of the ideal nurturing environment he can offer.

This is proving that Michael and Drew are truly escalating the custody battle as both men have been seen consulting with top lawyers in Port Charles.

Diane was spotted leaving Michael’s office with a thick file while Martin was seen having a private meeting with Drew at Metro Court.Behind closed doors, legal strategies are being formed and psychological tactics are being prepared.

Carly, with her strong protective instincts for her son, has become an unofficial strategic adviser for Michael.

She’s reaching out to other mothers at Wigh’s preschool, arranging playdates and birthday parties where she can suddenly sow doubts about Drew and Willow’s parenting abilities.

She’s also using her position as the owner of Metro Court to invite judges and court staff to special dinners, where Michael happens to appear and present himself as a successful businessman and devoted father.

Nah, fully aware of her role in this battle, and with Drew’s child growing inside her, is trying to build a relationship with WY, her biological grandson.

Every meeting is carefully planned, every gift chosen with a specific purpose.Nah understands that her relationship with Wy could be the deciding factor in the custody battle, and she is trying to create an image of stability and love despite their controversial past.

Meanwhile, Lucas, the first foster father of Wy, is watching from afar with growing concern.
He lost custody of Wy when the truth about his biological father was revealed. But his love for the child has never faded.

Recently, Lucas returned to Port Charles and started requesting to see Wy more frequently, adding a new variable to this complex equation.

Will he side with Michael, his cousin, or will he support Willow, who has cared for Wy since his departure?
Or perhaps Lucas will make his own claim for custody.

Amid all the schemes and plans of the adults, Wy continues to live in his innocent world.He still draws pictures of a happy family, with all the important adults in his life standing together: Michael, Willow, Drew, Nah, and even

Lucas—an ideal image that will likely never become reality.He still asks Willow every night when daddy Michael will return from his long trip and continues calling Drew “new daddy” when playing with friends at school.

Child psychologists in Port Charles have begun to express concern about the potential psychological effects of this custody battle on Wy.

Dr. Kevin Collins has publicly warned about the emotional harm children can face when pulled into hostile custody fights.

He urges all parties involved to prioritize Wigh’s best interests. But in a town where power and personal pride often trump reason, his advice may go unheeded.

As the battle for Wigh’s custody continues to escalate, one question hangs over everyone in Port Charles:
Who is truly the best person to raise the boy? Is it Michael, the absent biological father, now determined to regain his son?