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'General Hospital' Spoilers for April 13 to 17: Kiki Makes a Revelation

Mercy Soriano April 14, 2015 07:29 PM EST

Last Friday's episode of "General Hospital" saw people from Child Protective Services arriving at the Quartermaine's mansion to take Avery to the delight of Kiki and Morgan. The CPS staff told Kiki they had to get the baby checked first at the hospital before Kiki could take Avery home. Michael became upset and told Alexis he was the only one who could protect the baby. They informed his lawyer about his pills and that he only had two drinks.

At the hospital, Silas snuck in to get some medicine for Ava. He bumped into Nina and she apologized for everything that happened. He told her he was glad she had moved on.

Kiki and Morgan arrived at the hospital with the CPS staff and Nina stared at the baby. Kiki warned her to stay away from Avery. Nina said Ava was a home-wrecker and Kiki attacked her. Nathan got between them to stop and sent Kiki away.

Later, Nina told Silas about her new life with Franco and he wasn't happy about it. Silas offered to check Avery and when he was alone with her, he took pictures to give to Ava later.

Silas talked to Kiki while waiting for the baby's test results. Nina lurked the halls. Later, someone entered the baby's room where Avery was left alone.

Spoilers for the week:

Monday, April 13—Spinelli and Maxie get a surprise visitor. Sabrina scrutinizes the reason for Michael's behavior. Baby AJ faces an uncertain dilemma.

Tuesday, April 14—Franco distresses Nina. Dante begins to ask people about AJ. Bobbie pleads with Scott.

Wednesday, April 15—Sonny visits Luke. Kiki makes a revelation to Julian. Ned and Alexis make a startling request of Michael.

Thursday, April 16—Silas consents to Ava's demand. Franco forms an agreement. Lucy helps Duke realize something.

Friday, April 17—Hayden reveals her intentions to someone. Ned decides to confess his feelings to Olivia.

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