Haunted by Siobhan’s death and the shadow of his father’s addictions, Lucky found himself spiraling between grief, guilt, and the pull of old habits. Conversations with Ethan revealed how close he was to numbing the pain, while confrontations with Luke forced him to draw a hard line: he refused to follow in his father’s footsteps. Even Liz, holding onto hope for reconciliation, couldn’t reach him. When he finally opened Siobhan’s letter, Lucky chose a different path—one that took him away from Port Charles and into Ireland, searching for peace and answers.

What he found there was anything but simple. At St. Margaret’s Chapel, shifting messages appeared in stones, warning him that “Go home, Daddy. Aiden sick.” Shaken but unwilling to ignore the signs, Lucky returned home just in time to save his son. That moment cemented a painful truth: faith sometimes means listening, even when it doesn’t make sense. Back in Port Charles, Lucky vowed to be steady for his boys, even as his love for Liz pulled at him. Their relationship, he admitted, had become toxic—a cycle of guilt and codependency that couldn’t hold. Despite holiday gestures and moments of closeness, Lucky ultimately chose honesty over nostalgia, ending things to focus on Cam and Aiden. Still, the call of Ireland lingered, tugging him back to the questions Siobhan and Jake left behind. For Lucky, the greatest struggle wasn’t just grief or addiction—it was the courage to choose a path forward, finally.

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