Rosalynn smiled humbly.

"My grandfather is the truly exceptional one. I just learned a little from him"

Gail nodded at her words.

"Yes, I know of your grandfather's expertise. He was the one who detoxified Brian's body and neutralized the poison. If it weren't for him, Brian might have had to live with serious aftereffects.

Yes, fate was a capricious but remarkable force.

If it weren't for her grandfather, her accidental marriage with Brian would never have happened.

The thought of Brian made Rosalynn fall silent, her eyes casting downward.

Gail's voice came again.

“Speaking of which, Brian has been through so many misfortunes. His troubles didn't stop at being poisoned-he had almost lost his life from drowning in a river when he was just sixteen. If it hadn't been for Selina, he probably would have died."

Hearing these words, Rosalynn raised her eyes to look at Selina.

Was that how she became Brian's savior?

Selina's gaze flickered for a moment.

“Alright. A lot happened today.

We should go so you can rest. They also have to prepare for the bidding this afternoon."

Gail nodded and turned to Rosalynn.

"Good luck with the preparations.

I'll see you next time."

“Okay. Take care." Rosalynn said, seeing them off at the door.

Lyndon, who had mostly remained silent, looked at Rosalynn before leaving.

He said nothing, but his eyes were tender as they fell on her.