General Hospital1963

Jason Morgan:
I'm trying to do what's best for this child.

Sonny Corinthos:
You mean my daughter?

Jason Morgan:
No one's forgetting that, Sonny.

Sonny Corinthos:
I want to be the one making decisions for her, you know?

Jason Morgan:
OK. But, you know, children are dependent on the adults who are with them. Decisions are going to have to be made around the clock. You know that.

Sonny Corinthos:
You just come over and ask me, then.

Samantha McCall:
Sonny, you won't be there when she takes her first step or says her first word or gets sick or needs a ride to a play date because you can't be there. You have a wife and kids of your own.

Sonny Corinthos:
How many times do I got to say this? This is my child, too, as much as Michael and Morgan.

Samantha McCall:
Yeah, but she's not going to be a part of your family! Let's face it, she's not going to be a priority. She's going to be the kid you visit when you have time off from Michael and Morgan. We both know there's a lot more to parenting than biology, Sonny.

Sonny Corinthos:
Oh. So you're just going to take the place of the father? Is that what's going on here?

Jason Morgan:
No, I'm just the one who's going to be here all the time.

Samantha McCall:
Jason will be here living day in and day out with me and your baby during the time that you're supposed to be here, and that's the reality of it, Sonny. You can fight it all you want, but at some point you're going to have to deal with it.