“We don't have any concrete proof to tie Eleanor to this incident."

Maggie paused to ponder, then asked, “Indeed. Even if Eleanor and Valeria don't get along, it seems extreme for Eleanor to sacrifice her own child to frame Valeria. After all, the baby was her ticket to a secure relationship with Mr. Hughes."

Maggie's casual words caused Rosalynn's heart to flutter

Indeed, the child was Eleanor's most effective ticket to marrying Brian. She would do everything to protect her child.

Yet, Valeria mentioned that during John's accident, Eleanor had held her back, resulting in Valeria pushing Eleanor

Had Eleanor been close with John?

Was there a reason for Eleanor to act so zealously?

Even if Eleanor was trying to stop Valeria from fleeing the scene, she could have reported Valeria to the police later, right?

ALL this suggested Eleanor had a motive.

A sudden revelation hit Rosalynn.

Could it be that Eleanor's baby was not Brian's?

Was Eleanor aiming to lose the baby and pin the blame on Valeria?

Rosalynn was taken aback by her own hypothesis

She held her breath, quickly organizing her thoughts.

Over a month ago, she had slept with Brian, yet he always assumed that Eleanor was the one with him that night.

And Eleanor insisted she had been with Brian before that incident.

But if Brian hadn't been with Eleanor before, then she must have been lying.

Therefore, if Eleanor was implicated in John's death, it suggested John might have known the truth, and the baby could even be his.

Hence, by framing Valeria and simultaneously losing the baby, Eleanor could have achieved two objectives at once.

Rosalynn felt her heart pound, a sense of clarity washing over her.

The only thing she needed to do was to ask Brian if he had ever been intimate with Eleanor before that night, to verify if Eleanor had lied.

Would Brian tell her the truth, though?