A complex look shadowed Gail's face as she turned to Selina.

Desperation gripped Selina; she clutched at Gail's arm, squeezing out a pair of tears.

"That can't be! It simply can't be! My father's devotion to the Moreno family is unwavering. I'm certain he's caused no harm to your family."

Her strategy was to feign ignorance and distance herself from the accident.

Her father was the culprit, not her.

Gail, observing Selina's distress and then glancing at Rosalynn, found herself adrift in a sea of doubt.

At that moment, Brian's phone broke the silence.

Inspecting the caller ID, he saw it was the police station, and he raised an eyebrow.

"Hello?"

"Mr. Hughes, Darrion has recanted his statement, claiming Beal Forbes orchestrated the car incident. We're proceeding with Beal's arrest in accordance with the law."

A smile played on Brian's lips as he expressed his gratitude.

He had told the police beforehand that should Darrion amend his testimony, they were to notify him without delay.

And true to his anticipation, Darrion had indeed altered his account.

After hanging up the phone, Brian turned to Gail and relayed, "The police called. The driver confessed. It was Beal who directed him to attack Rosalynn. They're gearing up to apprehend Beal now."

Gail, upon hearing the news, noticed Selina tremble, her complexion turning ghostly white.

Selina was bewildered. Why had Darrion withdrawn his admission?

Hadn't he promised to own up to his actions?

Now, with her father on the brink of arrest, it was clear her father had orchestrated a murder to bury the secrets of the past.

Selina feared her wonderful life was unraveling.

Gail, locking eyes with Rosalynn, initially grappled with denial, but acceptance soon replaced it. The realization that Rosalynn was her child brought tears to her eyes.