General Hospital Spoilers: Cyrus Released, Portia Begs Sonny For Protection

Spoilers for General Hospital suggest that Jeff Kober’s character Cyrus Renault will be released from prison much earlier than anticipated. In fact, admirers should get ready to witness the ex-convict enjoying his finest life as a free man in the streets of Port Charles in the coming days.

Fans of GH will recall that Portia Robinson (Brook Kerr) and Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) were taken captive by Renault; this will undoubtedly cause the good doctor a great deal of anxiety when she learns that her captor is once more at large.

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According to GH teasers on Friday, October 20, Portia will run into Cyrus, but it doesn’t appear that the doctor will be going to be visiting the prison.

It’s quite probable that she will run into him at the hospital or on the streets of the small town. Portia hasn’t been her best self after everything that has happened to Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner).

She did give Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) a serious snub last week in the hospital when he sought to speak with Curtis, but she wheeled her husband away before he could see the mafia boss, even though she had apologized to Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) for her recent snappiness.

Portia Robinson Has Been Traumatized

At the end of the day, Sonny won’t hold what Portia did at the hospital, against her. He understands how traumatic Curtis’ shooting has been and, in some ways, he feels guilty over the thought that a bullet intended for him, hit Ashford.

particularly because Curtis is a wonderful guy in addition to being a terrific friend. Sonny will stop at nothing to make up for this, knowing that he and his family don’t deserve it.

Robinson will run after she sees Cyrus. To avoid worrying Curtis, she won’t tell him how unhappy she is, but she could have a revelation. She might go see Sonny and beg him to keep her and her family safe.

Since Curtis was so close to Corinthos at the time of the shooting, she might bring up the fact that he is in a wheelchair and that he is in no condition to perform this.