General Hospital spoilers and updates for Wednesday, November 4 tease precious reunions, cunning advice, and blame games. Laura Collins (Genie Francis) and Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins) have a precious reunion, Jordan Ashford (Tanisha Harper) gives some cunning advice, and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) plays blame games.

General Hospital Spoilers: Precious Reunions

Laura finally arrives back to her condo to have a precious reunion with Lulu-the two hug each other tightly with tears of joy. Lucky Spencer (Jonathan Jackson) told Lulu about Luke Spencer (Anthony Geary) and Sam McCall’s (Kelly Monaco) deaths. But Laura will still have some bad news to break.

Laura likely talks about Spencer Cassadine (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and Bobbie Spencer (Jacklyn Zeman) but she’ll have bad news about Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez) too. She may only be able to tell her that she’s with Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) and nowhere to be found at this point.

GH Spoilers: Cunning Advice

Jordan gives her ex-husband Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) some cunning advice when it comes to Drew Quartermaine (Cameron  Mathison) and Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell).

Curtis may not be sure if he can trust either of them since Michael brought proof Drew played him when it came to making him CEO of Aurora Media. Jordan tells him if he wants to win, he needs to play them both-and be very cunning about it. Neither can know he’s playing them, especially if he’s playing them against each other!

General Hospital Spoilers: Serious Situation

It’s obviously a serious situation when Brook Lynn Chase (Amanda Setton) has to chase Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) down to get him to answer his phone!

Or, at least that’s the implication when a stressed Brook Lynn says “Would you pick up or there will be hell to pay?” Cody looks deep in thought and distracted-perhaps it’s the phrase “pick up” that gets him so deep in thought?

The last things he “picked up” were some supplies for the horses the other night. The second thing was a blonde hitchhiker-did he finally realize he’d seen her before, and that’s what’s got him so distracted?

GH Spoilers: TJ’s Angry

The subject of his relationship with Molly Lansing-Davis (Kristen Vaganos) is obviously a sore one with TJ Ashford (Tajh Bellow). He’s obviously angry when someone asks about her, and he huffs, “Molly and I are taking a break”! The two came to an impasse after the most recent court session over Ava Jerome (Maura West) and her or Kristina Corinthos-Davis’ (Kate Mansi) culpability for losing the baby.

He doesn’t believe the loss of Irene Ashford (Mazlyn) was an accident and he’s looking for someone to blame. Molly had come to terms with how it could have been a tragic accident and told him, and he stormed off!

GH Spoilers: Molly Is Heartbroken

In the meantime, Molly is heartbroken and couldn’t even deal with her father coming to visit-and Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst) was sad.

Now she’s crying and telling someone else that there’s no way that jury is convicting Ava. She’d blamed her father for winning Ava’s case even though obviously it must not be a done deal by the way she’s talking. She may be talking to their mother, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) about her troubles.

General Hospital Spoilers: I’ll Drink To That

At the Metro Court, Ava’s got a martini in hand, and Ric obviously must have told her what went down with his daughter. She lifts her cocktail glass as if toasting and says, “Well, here’s something that ought to lift your spirits!” Or is she referring to the martini itself?

Ric does look pretty down in the dumps and likely worries he made things worse for Molly when he was trying to make things better. But he should know there’ s no easy solutions in situations like these!

GH Spoilers: Blame Games

Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) had called Jason to come to her apartment right away, as he, Carly Spencer (Laura Wright) and Danny Morgan (Asher Antonyzyn) had been in the Quartermaine boathouse.

Anna, knowing that Lulu was awake and would be looking for her daughter, had told him Valentin needed to be found right now. Jason plays blame games, but with himself, as he vents to her “I’m just as much to blame as you are”.

But what are they blaming themselves for-letting Valentin get away and taking Charlotte with him, or have they found out something untoward about their fate?