Fans have been hoping for a Jason and Britt reunion since she returned to General Hospital, but their story has become somewhat frustrating, and so has Britt. It’s time for her to let go of the attitude and let Jason in.

Key Takeaways

• Britt and Jason could have been a great couple.
• Unfortunately, he betrayed her, and then they both “died”.
• She is keeping a secret, but she doesn’t trust him.
• They have fallen into a constant pattern that is getting old.
• It is time for Britt to let Jason in.

Britt’s Trust Issues

Jason (Steve Burton) and Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) were an unlikely couple that somehow worked together. She let her guard down with him, and he truly cared for her. That all fell apart when he left her and chose to marry Carly (Laura Wright) for the good of the business and to save the family.

The Britch and Stone Cold almost found their way back to each other, but he was presumed dead, and then she was. Somehow, they are both miraculously alive and should have fallen into each other’s arms, but that didn’t happen. Britt is terrified of Sidwell (Carlo Rota), who appears to be keeping her alive with medication, and will not share her secrets with Jason.

He desperately wants to help her, but she doesn’t trust him. This may be due to her fear of Sidwell, or Jason’s past betrayal, or both.

Groundhog’s Day

These two have fallen into a pattern, and fans say they are getting bored with it. Jason offers help. Britt almost lets him in. Something comes up. Jason leaves to go help someone else. When he returns, she is furious and pushes him away. A few days later, it happens all over again.

However, he is always calm and logical and begging to help her. She flies off the handle and throws their past in his face. It’s likely that she will eventually tell him the whole truth, and he will save the day. This constant back and forth is only prolonging the inevitable. It’s time for Britt to tear down her walls, let the past go, accept Jason for who he is, and allow him to help her deal with her deep, dark secret.