The upcoming General Hospital leak promises to blow the roof off Port Charles with one of the most shocking revelations in recent memory. As secrets from the past resurface, Nathan West delivers a truth so devastating that it leaves Anna Devane questioning everything she’s ever believed about her career, her allies, and her own judgment. The shadow of Faison still looms large, and what Nathan uncovers may finally expose the chilling connection between Faison, Ronnie Dimestico, and the WSB’s most classified mission — one that ended in blood, betrayal, and buried lies.

The story begins on a stormy evening as Nathan sits in his apartment, sorting through a box of old WSB files that were never meant to see daylight. He’s been haunted for weeks by a mysterious message from an anonymous informant claiming to know the truth about his father’s past. The note said simply: “Ask Anna about Operation Hydra.” What starts as curiosity soon spirals into obsession. Nathan realizes the documents reference both Cesar Faison and a man named Ronnie — the same corrupt cop who once terrorized Port Charles.

Meanwhile, Anna is dealing with her own ghosts. She’s been restless, plagued by nightmares of her years with the WSB, and the moral compromises she made in the name of duty. When Nathan calls her, his voice is tense, almost trembling. “I found something you need to see,” he says. Anna reluctantly agrees to meet him, unaware that the conversation will change everything.

When Anna arrives, Nathan lays out the evidence — old mission logs, encrypted communications, and a classified report stamped “Eyes Only.” She skims the first page, and her expression freezes. The document details a covert mission years ago that she thought had been destroyed — a mission that involved Faison, Ronnie, and herself. According to the report, Operation Hydra wasn’t just a simple extraction; it was an experimental psychological manipulation program run by rogue elements within the WSB.

As Anna reads on, horror washes over her. The mission’s objective was to test a mind-control formula capable of turning agents into assassins without their knowledge. Faison had volunteered, but he twisted the experiment to his own ends. Ronnie, meanwhile, was embedded in the program as a field operative, supposedly there to monitor Faison — but what Nathan discovered proves otherwise. Ronnie wasn’t monitoring him… he was collaborating with him.

Nathan’s voice shakes as he continues. “Faison didn’t just go rogue — he had help from inside. And that help came from someone close to you.” Anna’s breath catches as she realizes the implications. The files suggest that Ronnie’s final orders came directly from a forged clearance — signed in her name. Someone had set her up, framing her as the authorizing agent behind the operation’s darkest acts.

Anna struggles to process the revelation. The memory of that mission comes flooding back — the chaos, the betrayal, the unexplained explosion that supposedly killed Faison. “You’re telling me everything I did… every decision I made… was based on a lie?” she whispers. Nathan nods grimly. “You weren’t the villain, Anna. You were the scapegoat.”

But the truth cuts even deeper. Among the recovered communications, Nathan finds one final encrypted message from Ronnie to Faison, dated just hours before their last known confrontation. In it, Ronnie warns Faison to “secure the asset” — a phrase that makes Anna’s blood run cold. The “asset,” she realizes, was her daughter, Robin. The entire operation had been a ploy to draw Anna out by endangering the one person she loved most.

As the tension peaks, Anna breaks down, blaming herself for never seeing the manipulation. “I thought I was saving lives,” she says through tears. “I was just feeding his madness.” Nathan tries to comfort her, but the pain in her eyes says she’s already decided what comes next. “This isn’t over,” she declares. “If Faison had help, I’m going to find whoever gave that order — even if it means burning down the entire WSB.”

Meanwhile, elsewhere in Port Charles, a shadowy figure watches a security feed of Anna and Nathan’s conversation. The figure turns off the monitor and whispers, “You were never supposed to find that file.” The camera pans to reveal a familiar face — someone with deep WSB ties, someone who’s been quietly pulling strings all along.

By the week’s end, the fallout begins to ripple across town. Robert Scorpio returns after hearing whispers of the reopened case, determined to uncover how deep the betrayal runs. Sam and Dante start digging into WSB archives, and Jason warns that if Faison’s network is still active, everyone connected to Anna is in danger.

The final scene leaves viewers stunned. Anna visits Monica’s grave, silently placing her WSB badge on the headstone before walking away. The camera cuts to Nathan in his apartment, staring at one last document labeled “Project Legacy – Subject D.” When he opens it, his eyes widen — the file contains a photograph of his own mother, Liesl Obrecht, standing beside Faison during the Hydra experiment.

The screen fades to black as Nathan mutters, “This goes deeper than any of us ever knew.”