The ongoing storyline of General Hospital took a tense turn as Baby Daisy mysteriously went missing. At the Quartermaine mansion, Ned and Olivia return home and check for the child, but her absence sends her parents into a state of panic. Michael hurriedly calls the police to report the abduction, while Olivia tries to calm Sasha, who is equally devastated about the whereabouts of her baby. Although Daisy is found later, many have become interested in knowing who was behind her brief kidnapping. So, here are the details.
Is Willow baby Daisy’s stalker in General Hospital?
Yes, Willow takes Baby Daisy for a walk in the opera, General Hospital. She reveals that Sasha betrayed her and that Michael won’t allow her to see her children. As a result, she is trying to teach them a lesson, showing them what it feels like to have one’s child taken away.
Sasha gets panicked when she searches for Daisy everywhere, but she is nowhere to be found. She informs Michael that somebody has taken away Daisy, tossing him into a panic state as well. Meanwhile, Chase arrives to ask Sasha and Michael some questions related to Daisy. At the time, Michael reveals that since the Drew and Willow situation happened, he removed the nanny cam. Moreover, Sasha claims that she has witnessed weird things happening around her child.
Interestingly, Olivia arrives and reveals that she has found the baby in the bassinet. Sasha gets shocked because she had checked the place at first, but at the time, her baby was missing. Michael and Sasha eventually rush to check on the baby and are relieved that they got her back.
As Sasha tries to insist that she did look for the baby everywhere and didn’t find her, Olivia suggests that she might just be overtired. But, Sasha remains firm that it’s not her hormones, but what she reported is true. Chase dismisses her claims, revealing that there were no sightings of a person on the property who could have potentially abducted the baby. After the case is solved, Olivia suggests that Michael act promptly, if it’s potentially related to postpartum, in the foyer. In return, he thanked her.
