She recognized it as saffron crocus.

It was safe for ordinary people, but for pregnant women, it could cause a miscarriage.

If she had drunk the chicken soup just now, she would have lost her baby!

A shiver danced down Rosalynn's spine as she mulled over Noemi's recent kindness.

Could it be that Noemi had a dark agenda?

Had Noemi slipped something sinister into the soup to trigger her miscarriage? And then, Silvia, who was unaware of the truth, secretly slipped a bowl of chicken soup to Teddy, accidentally causing Teddy's miscarriage?

Thinking of this, Rosalynn tightened her grip and looked at Noemi.

"Noemi, did you add something in the chicken soup?" she asked, secretly hoping Noemi would say no.

She awaited Noemi's response, her mind racing with uncertainty. She thought perhaps it was just her imagination running wild, but she couldn't shake the feeling.

Noemi's straightforward admission left Rosalynn speechless. "Yes, I did."

Rosalynn's face twisted with nerves as she absorbed Noemi's words. It was hard to believe. It was really Noemi's doing! Was she completely out of her mind?

Gail mirrored Rosalynn's shock. “Noemi, what's going on? What did you put in the chicken soup?"

In a composed tone, Noemi revealed, "Something to induce a miscarriage."

Gail gasped, her eyes widening as she stared at Noemi.

“Do you realize what you've done? Why would you do something Like that? Rosalynn is carrying your grandchild! Are you really planning to harm your own grandchild?"

At the mention of this, a glimmer of madness flashed in Noemi's eyes, as if she had been unnerved by something unsettling.

“What are you even saying? That baby in her belly isn't my son's. I won't let this shame come into the world. I won't let my son become a laughingstock!"

Noemi's words grated on Gail's nerves. She shot a quick look at the nearby servants, suppressing her anger, and gestured for them to leave.

Though visibly taken aback, the servants composed themselves and quietly exited with Teddy.

Gail locked eyes with Noemi, her usual warmth replaced by a stern demeanor.