Edwin assured, "You have my word, Mr. Hughes. I've monitored the entire process vigilantly."

His voice was weary from lack of sleep for two nights.

“You've done commendably, Brian acknowledged before ending the call. He then glanced at Rosalynn, draping an arm around her shoulders comfortingly.

“Don't worry. Edwin will deliver the results soon, and I'm confident they won't disappoint us," he reassured.

Rosalynn offered a silent, hopeful smile as they continued on to Lyndon's hospital room.

At that moment, Gail, Selina, and Kyson were gathered in Lyndon's room.

“Why was I not informed? Do you regard me as an outsider?"

Gail's tone was a mix of rebuke and concern.

Lyndon caught Kyson's eye, who offered a sheepish smile and averted his gaze, having inadvertently revealed too much.

"Mrs. Moreno, there's no need for concern. I chose not to tell you to spare you the worry. Besides, I'll be discharged from the hospital today," Lyndon assured her, his smile meant to soothe.

Having expressed her concerns, Gail inquired, “Kyson mentioned you were injured because a car was aimed at Rosa. What's all this about?"

As for this question, certainly, Selina and her father were privy to the truth.

Casting a glance at Selina beside Gail, Lyndon's eyes reflected a storm of emotions.

A twinge of anxiety gripped Selina, yet her expression remained undisturbed.

She reminded herself to maintain composure, reassured by her father's promise that that man would not betray them.

But Lyndon's sudden gaze unsettled her.

Could it be...

Lost in her thoughts, the sound of the ward door swinging open interrupted her.

Brian and Rosalynn entered, pausing in surprise at the sight of Gail and the others.

“Mrs. Moreno, you're here," Brian greeted.