He clasped Rosalynn's hand, asserting, “Rosalynn, I've not said I'd absolve Beal. I'm aware my mother's betrayal has cost me your trust.

But this is a different matter. Should Beal prove to be the culprit, I won't advocate for him. He will face his due consequences. You're my wife, the most important person in my life."

His gaze held unwavering resolve.

A sense of relief washed over Rosalynn.

She clung to the hope that he would honor his promise.

If Beal was indeed the culprit, she prayed he wouldn't overlook Beal's actions for Selina's sake.

If so, the fragile threads holding their marriage together could just snap.

Brian went on, “However, it's merely speculation. We lack concrete proof linking Beal to this, don't we? As the Moreno family's trusted butler, Beal is held in high esteem. He lacks any motive to break the law."

Rosalynn cast her gaze downward, choosing silence.

He had a point. What possible reason could Beal have for such actions?

Was it to clear the path for Selina?

If she were out of the picture, perhaps his daughter could rekindle her romance with Brian.

Could that be the motive?

Or was it merely a coincidence?

Suddenly, the light outside the emergency room dimmed.

A doctor emerged.

Snapped back to reality, Rosalynn hastened forward.

“Doctor, how is he?"

“He's sustained a moderate concussion but nothing more serious. He'll need hospital observation for the next few days," the doctor explained.

“Thank you," Rosalynn expressed her gratitude. Despite bracing herself for the worst, the doctor's words brought her a wave of relief.