Life has been tough for Jason since returning to Port Charles and finding out Sam had no interest in picking up where they left off.

On the Tuesday, Feb. 13 episode of “General Hospital,” just as Jason (Steve Burton) takes one step forward, and away from Sam (Kelly Monaco), he will be knocked back down. Elsewhere, Drew (Billy Miller) will be on the hunt for the truth on the ABC soap.

Faison (Anders Hove) is finally dead, which means Jason no longer has to spend his time luring the deranged criminal out of hiding. Although he is still on the search for answers regarding his and Drew’s switch, he now has time to think about the fact he is alone.

Jason has put on a brave face and has taken the steps to move on from losing Sam to Drew. However, those close to Jason won’t let him forget he should have fought harder to save their relationship.

In the promo for the upcoming episode, Robin (Kimberly McCullough) is seen thanking Jason for killing Faison, who kidnapped her in the past.

However, “GH” spoilers reveal Robin is not only meeting up with Jason to express her gratitude, instead, she will give him credit for his good deed to society, and then scold him over not fighting for Sam. Even though Jason and Robin have a romantic past, she is well aware of the strong bond he and Sam once shared and will confront him over letting the love of his life go so easily.

Elsewhere, Drew believes Kim (Tamara Braun) may be able to help him figure out his connection to Franco’s (Roger Howarth) rabbit foot. Although Drew can’t instantly make a connection with the object, Sam reminds him, he recognized Kim when he first saw her, and she turned out to be a huge part of his past.

Spoilers reveal Drew will visit Kim, and learn something new. In the promo, Kim appears upset at Drew who she informs about Oscar’s (Garren Stitt) fight. While Drew will likely learn about the black eye his son received from the altercation, will he also learn something new about his past?

“General Hospital” airs weekdays at 3 p.m. EST on ABC.

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