Rosalynn continued, "But I'm starting to think your eyesight isn't that great. You not only have poor vision, but your brain is also not very intelligent."

Her words dripped with sarcasm.

A trace of displeasure flashed through Sanford's eyes. ‘Rosalynn, even if you are in a bad mood, taking it out on me isn't fair."

Rosalynn looked at him coldly.

Maggie sensed the escalating tension in the air, and her heart clenched.

"Rosalynn."

Rosalynn and Sanford held significant places in Maggie's heart, and she didn't want to see them quarrel.

In response to Maggie's pleading look, Rosalynn decided not to continue goading Sanford.

"Sanford, do you believe Jaelyn had stomach cancer? Have you looked into her background?"

Rosalynn had intentionally tripped Jaelyn to discreetly feel her pulse and confirm if she had ever suffered from stomach cancer.

The results indicated that Jaelyn was lying.

“"Rosalynn, are you suggesting that Jaelyn is lying to me?" Sanford's expression changed slightly.

Rosalynn nodded.

"I just checked her pulse, and it was steady and strong. It doesn't seem like she has ever been seriously ill."

Sanford's jaw clenched, and he struggled to accept this revelation.

“She had stomach cancer five years ago. It must have healed by now."

Rosalynn countered, “Even if the disease has healed, there is a difference between the pulse of someone who has been seriously ill and someone who hasn't. I didn't detect any irregularities in her pulse earlier."

Sanford's expression darkened.

He stared deeply into Rosalynn's bright eyes before saying, "But she showed me her medical records."

Rosalynn couldn't help but sneer.