The spoilers for the upcoming two weeks of "General Hospital" are already out, and fans can expect to see unlikely partnerships develop within the controversial town of Port Charles. One of the most jaw-dropping realizations to come will be deciphered by Franco Baldwin (Roger Howarth), as his father Scott Baldwin (Kin Shriner) delivers a shocking wedding gift from Betsy (Deborah Strang) that contains a mysterious message.

As Liz (Rebecca Herbst) prepares for her wedding to Franco, she encounters doubters about their relationship but, as the blushing bride-to-be is still in cloud nine over the impending union, no one can shake her faith in her fiance.

Aside from wedding jitters, fans can expect a potential showdown between Franco and Jim Harvey (Greg Evigan), as the former attempts to convince Jim to admit that he was the one who hurt Drew but, as spoilers indicate, Jim will simply walk away from the responsibility.

Meanwhile, Drew (Billy Miller) could still use some potential memory triggers in order to regain some facts about his past. After talking to Kim (Tamara Braun), some ideas will be implanted into his head, causing him to reconsider the truth about some aspects of his life. Could this have something to do with what Jim supposedly did to him?

Aside from Franco's storyline, the weeks of Feb. 26 to Mar. 2 will showcase how Ava's (Maura West) life has changed after coming into a position of power. It might also seem that romance will brew between Ava and Griffin (Matt Cohen), but it seems that it will take him some time to develop more intimate feelings for her.

Over in the Corinthos' side of the storyline, Sonny (Maurice Benard) and Carly (Laura Wright) will hold a big family meeting, and one of their agendas is to decide on whether Mike Corbin's (Max Gail) visit will turn into a more permanent stay with them. Mike could still use some guidance after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and needs someone to look after him as he is still confused at times. But it seems that the common consensus is that it is still too early to commit him to any mental health or home care facility.

Fans of "General Hospital" can keep themselves glued on to their screens daily at 2 p.m. EST for their soap opera fix on ABC.