“Beal, you caused two decades of separation between us and our daughter, nearly driving my wife to depression. And you nearly had my daughter killed. How can you expect forgiveness?"

"I'm truly sorry. Thankfully, she wasn't harmed. Please find it in your heart to forgive me, considering our family's unwavering Loyalty to your family."

“Officer, please take him away!"

Brendan stayed resolute and requested the police to escort Beal from the scene.

The two police officers, standing by, stepped forward and hoisted Beal to his feet.

“Mr. Moreno, I beg you, please have mercy! Selina, please help me.

I acknowledge my mistake!"

As Beal was being escorted away, Selina's eyes welled up with tears, her fists clenched in distress.

“My father acknowledges his mistake. Could you please forgive him?"

This was her father, after all. Naturally, she didn't want to see him behind bars.

If her dad ended up in jail, she'd carry the label of a murderer's daughter.

How could such a thing occur?

"Selina, your father did all this for you. We've always seen you as our own. Your father didn't want Rosa to return and reclaim her rightful place. Do you think he feels remorse for his actions? If he genuinely regretted them, he wouldn't have hired someone to harm Rosa."

Gail's eyes remained swollen and red. She wasn't gullible; a few words wouldn't make her believe Beal so easily.

So, she openly addressed his intention.

Selina felt a rush of embarrassment. As she watched her father being prepared for departure, her eyes locked onto Brian's.

She clasped Brian's arm, holding onto him as if he were her final lifeline.

“Brian, I know my father has done unforgivable things. But considering I once saved your life, can you please speak on his behalf?"

Brian was the sole person she could rely on for assistance.

She hoped he would speak up on her father's behalf, considering that she had saved his life!