'General Hospital' spoilers: Shawn worried for Jordan, Patrick proposes to Sam, Maxie not happy with Nathan

This week on "General Hospital," suspicions and doubts continue to heighten. Will there be answers revealed in the next few days or will the plot just continue to thicken? Here are the spoilers for the March 23 to 27 episodes: 

Jake and Elizabeth 

This week, Jake has an unexpected visitor and this visitor gives him important information. It is so surprising that he can't believe the details presented to him. Aside from this, he and Elizabeth have to deal with their decision for their future.

Elsewhere, Ric continues to plot against Jake and he is very confident about his plans, according to TV Source Magazine. 

Sam and Patrick 

Patrick is ready to take their relationship one notch higher as he proposes to Sam this week. But while he is excited about it, it has the opposite effect on her. The latter feels uncomfortable with it and appears not ready to say yes. She goes back to her conversation with Jake at the hospital. Moreover, Patrick and Danny share a moment and Sam sees it. Will Sam and Patrick live happily ever after? 

Alexis, Nina, Michael and Julian 

Nina and Franco try to draw up a new plan after hearing what Alexis had to say about Nina at the hearing. Later on, Julian invites Alexis to perhaps do something for him. 

As for Michael, his plotting continues on. But what he doesn't know is Kiki and Morgan are already working their way to take him down. 

Shawn and Jordan 

Shawn doubted where Jordan's loyalty lies and he shared his doubts with Duke. Now, Sonny and Duke are on Jordan's tail and testing her. Shawn doesn't know what the two are up to, but apparently, Sloane already knows what Jordan is really up to. 

Other spoilers

According to TV Source Magazine, Spinelli asks something of Maxie, which looks like a favor. There's a good chance that she would agree to it since she's not particularly happy with what Nathan did to Spinelli.

Catch "General Hospital" every weekday on ABC.  

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