GH DANGEROUS GAMES! Lucas Jones Is Taking Sidwell Apart From the Inside and It Could Be the Last Thing He Ever Does

LUCAS JONES THINKS HE IS THE SMARTEST PERSON AT WYNDEMERE AND THAT COULD GET HIM KILLED

TL;DR: Lucas Jones told Britt Westbourne he is going to take down Sidwell and Cullum from the inside on General Hospital. He thinks they trust him. He thinks they will never see him coming. Meanwhile, Sidwell just sat alone on Spoon Island thinking about Lucas after Cassius pointed out that Marco’s killer was someone Marco knew and trusted. Cullum has Marco’s phone. And Lucas has no idea that the two people he is planning to destroy are already looking in his direction.

Lucas Made a Declaration He Cannot Take Back

Lucas Jones sat in Britt Westbourne‘s office today and said the words that could become his death sentence.

He told Britt he is going to be the one to bring down Jenz Sidwell and Ross Cullum. He said staying at Wyndemere puts him in the perfect position. They trust him. They will never see him coming.

Britt wanted to wait it out and pray the WSB exposed Sidwell and Cullum on their own. Lucas was not interested in prayers. He wants action. He wants justice for Marco. And he believes living under Sidwell’s roof gives him the access nobody else has.

The confidence in that declaration is what makes it so terrifying. Because Lucas Jones does not know what happened in the other rooms of Port Charles today.

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Sidwell Is Already Suspicious

In the same episode where Lucas announced his plan, Cassius sat across from Sidwell at Wyndemere and walked him through the profile of Marco’s killer. Someone Marco knew. Someone Marco trusted. Someone who could get close enough to stab him.

Sidwell said the only person that close was Lucas. He shrugged it off. He said Lucas would never hurt Marco. He called Lucas a doctor who could have been anywhere during the gap in his whereabouts that night.

And then Cassius left. And Jenz Sidwell sat alone on Spoon Island. And the look on his face said everything his mouth did not.

Sidwell is not dismissing Lucas. He is filing him. He is doing what men like Sidwell always do: he is letting the suspicion sit and watching to see if it grows. And Lucas, who lives in this man’s house, eats at this man’s table, and just declared himself a one man wrecking crew against this man’s empire, has no idea that Sidwell is quietly turning him over in his mind.

The Phone That Could End Everything

Marco Rios is dead and his phone is missing. Cassius told Sidwell that whoever killed Marco took the phone. Sidwell realized there could be incriminating evidence on it.

Cullum has that phone. The same Cullum who told Lucas he owes him his life with the kind of smile that could mean gratitude or could mean something far darker. The same Cullum who reminded Cassius this week that he can blow up anyone’s life whenever he wants. The same Cullum who is demanding to know who really shot him and is threatening to keep digging until he finds out.

Whatever is on Marco’s phone, whatever texts or calls or messages connected Marco to Lucas in the hours before his murder, Cullum has access to all of it. Lucas is planning to take Cullum down. Cullum is holding evidence that could tie Lucas to a murder. That is not a chess match. That is a man walking into a room full of loaded weapons and thinking the safety is on.

Britt Sees It and Lucas Does Not

Britt told Lucas to wait it out. She said they should pray the WSB handles it. She wanted caution. She wanted patience. She wanted the opposite of what Lucas is doing.

Britt Westbourne has been inside Sidwell’s operation longer than anyone. She has watched Sidwell order her death. She has begged for her own life. She knows what this man does to people who become inconvenient. And her instinct when Lucas said he was going to take Sidwell down from the inside was not excitement. It was fear.

Britt knows something Lucas refuses to accept: the people at Wyndemere do not get outsmarted by someone living under their roof. They get suspicious. They get paranoid. And then they get rid of the problem.

The Question Nobody Wants to Ask

Lucas Jones loved Marco. Marco is dead. The man who probably killed Marco is lying in a hospital bed holding Marco’s phone and smiling at Lucas every time he checks his vitals. The man who employed Marco’s killer is living in the same house as Lucas and just spent the afternoon thinking about whether his dead son’s boyfriend is the one who put him in the ground.

Lucas thinks he is invisible. Sidwell is already looking. Cullum is already armed. And the one person who told Lucas to stop, Britt Westbourne, could not get him to listen.

If Lucas Jones dismantles Sidwell’s operation from the inside, it will be the bravest thing anyone in Port Charles has done this year. If Sidwell figures out what Lucas is doing before Lucas finishes, it will be the last thing Lucas ever does.

Lucas told Britt he is going to take down Sidwell and Cullum from the inside. Do you think he pulls it off or does Sidwell figure it out first? And could Marco’s phone be the thing that seals Lucas’s fate? Sound off below!

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