Title: In Addition To Anna, 2 More People Were Kidnapped & Brought To Wyndemere! | General Hospital Spoilers

General Hospital spoilers reveal that Wyndemere once again becomes the heart of darkness—a fortress of secrets perched atop Spoon Island, wrapped in mist and danger. Once a home to Cassadine tragedies, it now hides something far more sinister. Locals believe eccentric investor Jen Sidwell and his son Marco Rios are the only occupants, but in truth, the Gothic mansion has been transformed into a maze of surveillance rooms, reinforced cells, and secret tunnels. What no one knows is that Sidwell, alongside his shadowy partner Pascal, has turned Wyndemere into a stronghold for a covert operation that’s about to shake Port Charles to its very core.

The drama begins when Anna Devane’s disappearance sends shockwaves through both the WSB and Port Charles. Known for her resilience and cunning, no one imagined she could be taken so easily. But Sidwell’s plan was executed with surgical precision. While Anna was tracking leads on the mysterious organization tied to the “Five Poppies” project, she was ambushed—chloroformed and dragged into the night. When she woke, the damp air and stone walls made it clear she was deep inside Wyndemere’s forgotten chambers.

To break her spirit, Sidwell used psychological warfare. Through voice-mimicking technology, he recreated Cesar Faison’s chilling voice, forcing Anna to confront memories she had long buried. The cruel taunts echoed through speakers, blurring her grip on reality and making her question whether her old nemesis was truly gone. Sidwell and Pascal weren’t after ransom—they wanted information, and Anna’s capture was just the beginning.

Meanwhile, Felicia Scorpio and Josslyn Jacks refused to accept that Anna had simply vanished. Felicia’s loyalty drove her to retrace every step Anna had taken before her disappearance, while Josslyn, determined and deeply inspired by Anna’s strength, used her new role in the investigation to dig deeper than the authorities allowed. Unknowingly, both women were following breadcrumbs carefully planted by Sidwell himself—a trap designed to draw them into Wyndemere’s web.

Pascal, desperate to redeem himself after a botched mission months earlier, proposed using Anna as bait. He intended to lure out her allies in Port Charles, identify her network, and destroy it from within. Sidwell hesitated, wary of provoking the WSB, but Pascal’s ruthless logic prevailed. Soon, Anna’s captivity became a cruel chess game, with Sidwell and Pascal pulling every string.

Their plan unfolded with frightening precision. Felicia’s trail led her to an abandoned warehouse near the Spoon Island docks. Josslyn received a “tip” from an anonymous source claiming to know Anna’s whereabouts. Both women set out separately, unaware they were walking into the same trap. Within hours, both were overpowered by Sidwell’s men—chloroformed and taken to the same dark corridors where Anna was held captive.

When Felicia and Josslyn regained consciousness, the horror was immediate—they were prisoners in Wyndemere’s underground cells, just like Anna. The once-grand mansion now pulsed with hidden menace—guards moving through shadows, surveillance screens flickering with every breath of their captives. Sidwell watched from above, calculating every move, while Pascal took grim pleasure in their suffering. “They’ll come for them,” Pascal sneered, his eyes gleaming. “And when they do, we’ll be ready.”

But not everyone inside Wyndemere shared the same cruelty. Marco Rios, Sidwell’s son, began to question the morality of his father’s work. Seeing Anna imprisoned—a woman known for her heroism and courage—stirred something within him. When Anna confronted him during one of his visits, her calm yet piercing words began to crack his loyalty. “You think you’re protecting him,” she said quietly, “but you’re not. Men like Sidwell destroy everything they touch.”

Outside, panic gripped Port Charles. The police were overwhelmed, and even the WSB found its encrypted systems compromised. Every trail led nowhere. Sidwell had covered his tracks too well. Inside the mansion, tension brewed between Sidwell and Pascal. While Sidwell wanted to use the captives as leverage, Pascal’s patience was wearing thin. “The longer we keep them alive, the greater the risk,” he growled. But Sidwell refused—Anna was too valuable, and the information she possessed could still be exploited.

What neither man knew was that Anna, Felicia, and Josslyn were already plotting their escape. Using subtle communication, they began observing guard routines and testing the mansion’s weaknesses. Josslyn noticed Marco’s hesitation, his quiet unease, and began to appeal to his humanity. Slowly, she earned his trust, convincing him that helping them escape was his only path to redemption.

Their chance came when Sidwell received a coded message from his unseen superior: “The project is compromised. Begin extraction protocol.” The order was absolute—destroy everything and everyone tied to the operation. Pascal saw it as permission to execute the prisoners. Sidwell hesitated, torn between loyalty to his boss and his own fear of failure. Their alliance shattered in a heated argument—one that Marco overheard. The moment he realized they intended to kill the captives, he made his choice.

Under the cover of night, Marco slipped into the cells with a stolen key. He freed Josslyn first, whispering, “Because it’s wrong. Because none of you deserve this.” They freed Felicia next, then Anna. But as they moved through the tunnels, an alarm blared through Wyndemere—Pascal had discovered the betrayal. The mansion erupted into chaos—guards shouting, weapons drawn, lights flashing red.

The escape turned into a desperate sprint through collapsing tunnels. Pascal and his men were closing in fast. On the cliffs above Spoon Island, lightning split the sky as the fugitives fought for their lives. Pascal, furious and relentless, confronted Anna. Their brutal fight ended with him losing his balance, tumbling toward the sea below—but not before warning her: “You think this ends here? You have no idea who we work for!”

Inside, Sidwell triggered Wyndemere’s self-destruct system, a last resort designed to erase all evidence. The explosion tore through the night, flames consuming the once-mighty mansion. Anna, Felicia, Josslyn, and Marco barely reached the docks in time. As they looked back, the fortress that had imprisoned them was engulfed in fire—a symbol of Sidwell’s collapsing empire.

But not everything burned. Sidwell’s body was never found. Some claimed he perished in the blast; others whispered that he escaped by boat moments before detonation. In the aftermath, the WSB launched an investigation, but the deeper they dug, the murkier the truth became. The Five Poppies project wasn’t dead—it was evolving.

In the days that followed, Port Charles tried to heal. Anna, ever the fighter, couldn’t shake the feeling that the war was far from over. Marco, haunted by guilt yet determined to change, stayed by her side, seeking redemption for his family’s sins. Josslyn and Felicia tried to resume normal life, but their memories of Wyndemere’s horrors refused to fade.

And somewhere, in a shadowy safe house far from the ashes of Spoon Island, Jen Sidwell raised a glass of scotch, listening to the voice of his unseen superior crackle through a secure line. “The operation is lost,” the voice said coldly. “But the research remains. You know what to do.”

Sidwell’s eyes glimmered with determination as he replied, “Yes… it’s time to rebuild.”

The nightmare of Wyndemere may have ended—but the darkness surrounding General Hospital was only beginning. The stage is set for a new war, and the next chapter promises to drag every survivor back into a web of deceit, danger, and vengeance that no one in Port Charles will escape.