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You used your influence to speed up the
paternity results. Yes. I thought it would
ease your mind to know the truth one way
or the other. You're right. It's time we
all stopped speculating. Easier said than
done. I'm scared.
I want to find out who the father is.
You're afraid it's mine. You want it to be
Lucky's.
Before we proceed, have you spoken to my
grandson Nicholas about the paternity
test? No. Taken any money to alter the
results? No. That is, except what you're
paying me. And you are absolutely sure
these are true and accurate results on
Elizabeth Weber's paternity test? And
before you say anything, it's important.
You know, deceit makes me very cranky.
The results are accurate. I swear. I
performed test myself and double checked
it.
Isn't this delicious, though?
Really, it is the best outcome imaginable.
I thought you'd be angry that the baby's
father's lucky Spencer. Well, it is a
trifle unexpected when you factor in the
number of times that my grandson tossed
that little strumpet compared to poor
lucky Spencer, but it makes it all the
more convincing. All what? Well,
the sordid history of the Spencers and the
cassettes is about to come to a fitting
outcome. You're absolutely sure
that Nicholas is not the father? The test
is higher than 99% conclusive. Wow.
Wonderful. I can hardly wait till
Nicholas, Nicholas brings the baby home.
But if it's not his, you are going
to alter the results.
Everyone outside this room will believe
that Nicholas is the father of Elizabeth's
baby, that I and my unknowing grandson
will raise a Spencer to be a Kassadine.
Oh, it's a glorious irony. That child
will be taught to hate all things spencer,
to wreak havoc on her until Luke's
family comes completely undone by
one of their own.
I'm gonna love this baby, regardless of
who the father is. You're avoiding the
question. And this test is supposed to
tell us if the baby's healthy. Really,
that's all that matters. I agree with
that. I'm just asking you to be honest.
I am looking forward to raising his child
as a single mother. I feel comforted
knowing that you and Lucky are willing to
be fathers if you have to. Which means
Lucky or I will be a part of your life,
sharing custody, getting together for
birthdays and holidays. Yeah, he does
that. He's Cameron and Jake's dad. He
loves those boys. Nothing's gonna change
that. And that leaves me the wild card.
Liz, essentially, your life stays the
same. Unless I'm the father.
It would be easier for all of us if
Lucky's the father. I went
to the Haunted Star tonight to see Ethan.
Did he ask you to come? No.
But he's been really nice and paying
attention to me. I thought he liked me,
so I got dressed up and went to see him.
But he got mad and said I was too young
and I embarrassed him. Did he say that?
He ground me really hard and said.
He said that I should stop playing games.
And then he made me leave. Were there any
witnesses? Your dad was there and a lot of
other people. The casino was open.
Everyone saw.
She doesn't have to do this right now,
does she? Oh, okay.
Here. Just, just take your time.
It happened when I went home.
He didn't showed up.
He was furious and out of control,
and he started hitting me, and I
begged him to stop, but he just kept
hitting and hitting. I thought
he cared about me.
It's okay. Can she talk about this later?
Yeah, absolutely. I'll consider that her
statement. For now.
Listen, since Christine is still a minor,
I'm gonna need to speak to you.
Nicholas, I know
you think you want a life with me, but.
No, it's fine. It's fine. It's fine. I'm
sorry. I promised not to press you while
you were in here. You're just gonna wait
till I get out?
It's been a long time since I've seen you
smile on us. You remember when we
all used to laugh together? You and me and
lucky. Yeah. Yeah, I do.
Haven't had much reason to laugh lately,
have we? Maybe this baby
will change all that. Has lucky
been in touch to ask when the test results
will be in? No. No, I haven't heard from
him.
Excuse me.
It's the hospital.
Nicholas Kassadine. Mr. Cassekine. I'm
calling from the lab at General Hospital.
I'm sorry, but there's been a delay with
Elizabeth Weber's test. We won't have the
results until tomorrow.
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