Ch. 281..285: The President's Pregnant, Ex-Wife Chapter 281-285

Chapter 281: [Bonus Chapter]Chapter 281 – Devin, let me go. It could be Martin

Earlier

Devin arrived at the mansion to drop Sabrina off at her office since Matilda was now driving herself.

Sabrina looked sad as she sat in the passenger seat beside Devin, and he couldn’t help but ask,

"Brina, are you alright?" Sabrina nodded her head, feeling nostalgic.

"Yes, have you heard from Robin? He hasn’t called since he left." Disappointment laced her tone, and Devin discerned it, glad that Robin hadn’t gotten in touch with her.

He felt that she would begin to miss Robin, which would make things easier for him to win her back upon his return. He created an excuse,

"It might be due to a terrible network, but are you already missing him?" Devin asked in an amused tone. Sabrina let out an embarrassed smile and said,

"Let’s go."

Devin drove with a smile on his face, happy that things were improving between Sabrina and Robin and that her love for him was still strong.

Despite Robin’s warning, Devin couldn’t help but ask her, "You know he has changed a lot, right?"

Sabrina smiled at the transformation in Robin. He had become so thoughtful and loving, something she had longed for but never received.

Now that she was pregnant, she felt it wasn’t too late to experience the love and care she deserved.

"I’m still observing him. He needs to prove that he won’t revert back to his old ways," Sabrina said, and Devin smiled in agreement.

"I’m confident he has learned his lesson."

Just a few weeks ago, Devin never thought he would have anything positive to say about Robin. But times have changed, and Robin has shown that he deserves the praise.

Jealousy flashed in Sabrina’s eyes, and she blurted out,

"Now Shandra is harassing him, using business as an excuse."

Devin recognized the name and decided to confirm, asking,

"Are you referring to Shandra Kane? The goddess of beauty?"

Sabrina bit her lip, not surprised that even Devin had been charmed by Shandra in college. She defiantly stated,

"Devin, I’m prettier than her."

Devin snapped back to reality and replied,

"Of course, you are, and Matilda and Lizzy are also more beautiful than her. But don’t let her bother you. I believe Robin would take a different path if he saw her approaching from the other direction. He seems remorseful."

Devin reminisced about his college days when he was Robin’s junior. Shandra was the most attractive girl, and even the younger students were drawn to her.

He was one of those people, but he also realized that her beauty was the only appealing thing about her.

I was thinking the same thing, but what are those people doing?" Sabrina asked, peering ahead at the three cars parked in a way that almost blocked the road.

Since their mansion was located in a private estate, the roads were typically quiet, as outsiders and commercial vehicles were not permitted.

Devin noticed the cars as well and suggested, "We should just avoid them. I don’t want you to be late for work."

A man was attempting to flag down their car, but Devin chose to ignore him. Suddenly, another car appeared and drove towards them, eventually coming to a stop just a few meters ahead, effectively blocking their path.

Devin rolled down his window and inquired, "What’s going on?"

"You should come out and see," the man responded.

However, both Devin and Sabrina felt uneasy, so Devin firmly instructed, "I’m not getting out. We’re running late. Move your car."

Sabrina had already spent more time than usual with Devin, both of them waiting for Matilda to leave before them. Their lateness seemed to complement each other.

"Devin, let’s go home," Sabrina said, a gut feeling telling her that something was off. It was highly unusual to see three cars breaking down at once on this lonely road.

Devin instantly remembered Robin’s warning and replied, "Okay."

As he began to reverse, he noticed another car blocking his way. Both of them felt uneasy about the situation, and Sabrina voiced her discomfort.

Ever since Martin drugged her, Sabrina had been unable to overcome her fear since Martin still hadn’t been apprehended by the police.

"I don’t have a good feeling about this," she said, and Devin agreed.

If he were alone, he wouldn’t mind, but with Sabrina around, what if someone were to abduct her while he was engaged in a fight or something?

"Neither do I. Let me call the police, and can you call your new secretary? Robin said she is a trained bodyguard," Devin revealed, feeling slightly remorseful about it because Robin didn’t want Sabrina to know the lengths, he was going to in order to protect her.

However, due to the urgency, the guilt slowly faded away.

Sabrina was shocked by the revelation, instantly realizing that Robin must have done it because of Martin.

She wondered how long he had been performing such caring acts without informing her. But as soon as the phone reached her ear, a gun was pointed at her from the window side.

There was another gun pointed at the driver’s side before a knock was heard, indicating that they should roll down the window.

Devin rolled down his side and one of the men said, "Tell your sister to get down and drive away."

Devin frowned slightly and replied, "That’s not going to happen."

If it were up to him alone, he would have even sped through the narrow access route they had.

However, Sabrina was pregnant with twins, which made the situation delicate.

Any mistake could lead to complications. He looked to his right and saw that five men had gotten out of the cars blocking their path.

Sabrina was afraid that Devin was going to get violent and get hurt, considering it was not a one-on-one situation but rather five or six men.

They might severely harm or injure him, so she suggested, "Devin, let me go. It could be Martin. I dialed Laura’s number but I won’t end the call. I hope you can track it."

Chapter 282: Chapter 282 - Let’s go. I’m tracking them.

Devin’s emotions were conflicted because Shandra’s father was a mafia kingpin, causing him to worry that she might be involved in dangerous activities.

Knowing Martin’s obsession with Sabrina, Devin trusted that he wouldn’t harm her, but he couldn’t extend that same trust to Shandra.

Desperate women often resort to desperate measures, and Devin didn’t want to take any risks.

"I can’t dismiss the possibility that it might be Shandra," Devin said firmly.

Sabrina anxiously awaited his instructions, while he turned to the man holding a gun by his side and asked,

"What is your intention with her?"

He was determined to uncover the mastermind behind it all.

The man grinned after whispering something into an earpiece without a visible code, similar to the ones worn by the men who attempted to kidnap Sabrina at the party.

"Our boss has a message for you."

Just as he finished speaking, Martin emerged from one of the cars accompanied by two more men. Sabrina’s heart raced.

She had anticipated this, but the reality of the situation made her feel nauseous.

"The bastard," she muttered under her breath, wishing she had the strength to defend herself against him.

Devin had believed Martin would be a better choice, but seeing him strutting around so arrogantly as a wanted man made him furious. He yelled,

"Martin, you have the audacity to show your face in public? The police are nearby."

Martin smirked and walked over to the passenger side, giving Sabrina a smile before turning to Devin.

"If they catch me, you’ll never see your sister again. As soon as we hear their sirens, blood will be spilled. Whose blood will it be?" Martin taunted.

Devin abruptly ended his call to alert the police, angry at himself for ever trusting Martin and calling him a best friend.

"Why are you doing this, Martin?" Sabrina asked, regretting not following her instincts and avoiding any dealings with him.

"Marry me, Sabrina. That’s all I want," Martin said, causing Sabrina to cringe and feel nauseous.

"I’d rather die. Why don’t you just shoot me?" she said fearlessly.

She would rather die than give Martin what he desired.

Devin feared that Martin’s madness might lead him to harm his pregnant sister so despite her reluctance, he pleaded,

"Please, Sabrina, just go with them. I’ll figure something out."

He unlocked the door, but Sabrina hesitated when Martin opened the door and extended his hand to her.

"Are you sure about this?" Sabrina whispered anxiously, her heart pounding in her chest.

She couldn’t help but miss Robin, knowing that Martin wouldn’t have attempted this if Robin were present.

"I promise. I don’t have a gun, and I can’t take on more than two men at once. There are eight armed men, including Martin," he explained, referring to Martin as the ninth person.

"Okay."

Sabrina held onto the hope that if Robin returned, he would find her wherever she was and come to her rescue.

Martin opened the door to one of the other cars, signaling for her to get in. As soon as she sat down, Devin felt the air escaping from his tires.

Martin had instructed his men to deflate his car tires, preventing him from following them.

"You son of a bitch," Devin hissed.

He had told Sabrina to go because he intended to follow them and seek help. But now, he felt helpless, overwhelmed by the whole situation.

Martin, with a sinister smile, taunted him, saying,

"Tell Robin that he will never see Sabrina again because I’m taking her out of the country."

Devin couldn’t help but laugh, knowing that Martin’s plan to leave the country was impossible.

After all, Martin was wanted by the police. Devin retorted,

"I will tell you what I told Robin, Martin. I will kill you myself."

Martin laughed, oblivious to the danger he was in. He had everything planned, but he failed to see the possibility of his own downfall. Coldly, he responded,

"Why don’t you rescue your sister first? And mind you, if I hear a police siren, I will shoot her and then shoot myself. I’m not ready to go down alone."

Martin sat beside Sabrina, and the four cars drove away in a convoy.

Devin’s tires had been deflated, rendering him unable to chase after them.

Fearful of Martin’s warning, he hesitated to involve the police.

However, he remembered that Sabrina had recently dialed her secretary’s number, which meant that they could potentially track her location.

Stepping out of the car, Devin was just about to contact a hacker he knew when he received a call from Robin.

Without waiting for Robin to inquire, Devin urgently spoke up, relief evident in his voice, "Robin, thank God you’re back. Martin has taken Sabrina."

Hearing Robin’s voice restored the hope that Devin had nearly lost, as silence settled over them like a thick fog.

The silence lingered for a while as Robin processed the shocking information.

If it had been anyone else, Robin might have suspected their involvement with Martin, but knowing that Devin was Sabrina’s brother and that they shared a deep love for each other, Robin couldn’t fathom such a betrayal.

"How did this happen?" Robin asked, his voice filled with pain and confusion.

Devin felt a wave of guilt wash over him, but he knew deep down that he had made the right decision by allowing Sabrina to go.

Little did he know that once they had crossed a certain threshold, even Sabrina’s phone would lose signal.

"It just happened a few minutes ago. We were ambushed, and he threatened to kill her and himself if he heard a police siren," Martin reported.

On the other side of the line, Robin’s face flushed with rage. However, he soon calmed down, realizing that Martin would have a difficult time fleeing the country.

Since the incident had occurred recently, there was still a glimmer of hope.

"Where are you right now?" Robin inquired.

"I’m about 500 meters away from the mansion. He punctured all my tires," Devin disclosed.

"Don’t worry, I’ll arrange for someone to come and pick you up," Robin assured him.

While they were conversing on the phone, a car pulled up in front of Devin, and a woman spoke urgently,

"Let’s go. I’m tracking them."

Chapter 283: Chapter 283 – Robin’s frustration.

Devin immediately recognized the woman, but he was taken aback by how quickly she had arrived.

"Laura. How did you get here so fast?" he asked, surprised.

"Sabrina was running late, so I wanted to check on her. I was on my way when she called and forgot to hang up her phone," Laura explained.

Robin, hearing the familiar voice on the other end of the line, interrupted,

"Is that Laura...?"

"Yes, Sabrina’s secretary," Devin replied seriously, not wanting to waste time by mentioning Laura’s full name.

Upon hearing that Laura had reached Devin, an idea struck Robin.

"Let me speak to her," he requested.

Devin handed the phone to Laura, who greeted Robin with a respectful "Sir."

"Laura, why are you late?" Robin reprimanded, certain that if she had arrived on time, Martin’s plan would not have succeeded.

Robin also considered calling the other spies in the background, assuming they were waiting at Sabrina’s office rather than her house.

He knew that no one expected something like this to happen in such a secure area, especially when she was with Devin.

Sir, I was waiting for her at the office, but when she was delayed, I decided to drive and pick her up myself.

However, I received a call from her while on my way, so I have been tracking her," Laura explained apologetically, determined to bring Sabrina back safely.

Robin was upset, but his main concern at the moment was not assigning blame, but rather finding a way to retrieve Sabrina unharmed and ensure the safety of her pregnancy.

"Follow them and share their location with me," Robin instructed.

"Yes, sir," Laura replied.

Laura ended the call and reassured Devin,

"Don’t worry about the car. Someone will take care of it."

Devin wasn’t even concerned about the car, so he joined Laura and they quickly drove away, following the directions provided by the tracker.

They utilized shortcuts and increased their speed in order to catch up to Sabrina and her captors.

At the villa, Robin quickly dialed Daniel’s number.

"Dan, Martin has Sabrina," Robin said urgently as soon as Daniel answered the call. Daniel was taken aback and filled with distress.

"What?" he exclaimed, his heart sinking at the devastating news.

Putting his phone on speaker mode, he hurriedly began getting dressed while speaking to Robin on the phone.

"I want all the airports to be on high alert. No one should be allowed to board any flights, and private jets should be grounded as well. We need to secure the subways and all other modes of transportation," Robin instructed with urgency.

"I’m on it, but where should I meet you?" Daniel asked, trying to gather his thoughts amidst the chaos.

Robin, who was already leaving the villa, didn’t have a specific destination in mind yet, as his sole focus was to be wherever Sabrina was.

"I’ll share my location with you."

When he hung up, he immediately dialed the general’s number. The general answered on the first ring, assuming it was related to Zayla and her father.

"Son, is everything alright?" he asked, his tone serious. Robin responded honestly, "No, uncle. Mara’s brother has Sabrina."

"What? How could you let that happen?" The general was greatly upset, fearing that this news would have a negative impact on Cobby’s health.

It was already difficult for the man to recover after losing his wife, and now hearing that his first daughter had been kidnapped would only make things worse.

"I was in Moscow gathering information on Mara and just arrived this morning," Robin explained, questioning whether the trip had been worth it.

But if he hadn’t gone, how would he have known where Mara was?

"Share your location. My men will be available to you. I’m out of the country, but call me when you catch the bitch and her brother. She needs to pay for what she did to Matilda also."

Robin wanted to share the findings with him, but there was no time at the moment.

The only issue was Cobby. Robin wasn’t sure how he would react to the news, so he decided to wait until he found Sabrina. Alternatively, he could let Devin handle that part.

After receiving the location, Robin sensed that they were still on the highway. He tried calling Sabrina, but her line was busy, indicating that she hadn’t ended her call with Laura. So, he dialed Martin’s number instead.

"Hello, Mr. Jewel," Martin said in a mocking tone, though he was surprised to hear Robin’s voice on the other end.

"At least you’ve learned some respect," Robin sneered.

Martin was satisfied since he got what he wanted and just needed to return to the mansion, retrieve Mara, and they could leave the country for good.

"That’s only because I’m in a good mood," Martin replied.

"Martin, if you take Sabrina with you, your death will be miserable," Robin threatened.

Martin tensed up, recalling what had happened to Zayla and her father, even though he was unaware of the secret actions taken against them.

However, he reassured himself that he would remain safe as long as Robin didn’t catch up to him.

Once they passed that rock, there would be no signal, making it impossible for Robin to track them.

This was precisely why he didn’t think it necessary to take Sabrina’s phone.

Meanwhile, Robin had some news for him.

"All transportation routes are closed, and the police are on high alert. So, where do you plan on going?" Robin taunted him.

Fear clouded Martin’s eyes as he stole a glance at Sabrina, who sat beside him. Despite the disdain he saw in her gaze, he couldn’t bear to let her go after coming this far.

"I should just end it all, take her life and my own," he muttered into the phone, causing Sabrina to tense up beside him, fully aware that Martin had lost his sanity.

Robin felt a surge of frustration, but somehow managed to compose himself before speaking. "And what about your vulnerable, disabled sister? Martin, I possess information about her that would pique your interest."

Chapter 284: Chapter 284 – You are a heartless monster

Robin knew that Mara was not paralyzed and had no intention of revealing everything at once. He only wanted to approach Martin closely before making his move.

Martin was afraid that Robin was trying to deceive him, considering Robin’s intelligence. However, he couldn’t help but feel anxious about the revelation.

"What are you talking about?" he asked seriously. Robin felt like he was getting closer to his goal and negotiated,

"I will tell you when I see you."

Martin couldn’t allow it, knowing that Robin’s presence would only bring trouble. He would be foolish to risk his life just to hear whatever information Robin had about Mara.

But then again, what could Robin possibly know about Mara that Martin didn’t already know?

"You’re lying. You’re trying to trick me," Martin said seriously. Robin was disturbed by the thought of Sabrina and Mara being together.

After finding evidence of Mara’s obsession with Martin, which caused her to despise Sabrina, Robin knew that even if Martin didn’t harm Sabrina, Mara would.

His heart ached knowing he was too far away from his loved one to protect her.

This was the moment Sabrina needed him the most, and he had to be there for her.

"Martin, you need to keep your sister away from Sabrina until I arrive. She’s even responsible for killing your parents," Robin revealed, his anger burning within him.

He wanted Martin to understand the gravity of the situation and realize that keeping his sick sister close to Sabrina was dangerous.

Unfortunately, Martin didn’t believe him.

"Stop lying, Robin," Martin said in an indifferent tone. "Our parents died in an accident. How could Mara be responsible? She was just a child when it happened."

Martin’s disbelief didn’t make sense to Robin, but he refused to give up. Deflated, he knew he couldn’t let Martin go.

He also realized that if he could keep Martin on the line until they lost signal, it would mean he was at the mansion. Robin had to get there before the culprit escaped.

Getting into his car, he sped towards the tracker’s direction, continuing to speak as he drove.

"I have undeniable evidence. It was obtained from her hacker. Martin, we need to have a conversation," Robin struggled to maintain composure as he spoke.

Martin hesitated, realizing that Mara had been unable to reach the hacker for quite some time.

How was Robin able to contact the same hacker that Mara couldn’t? No, Martin refused to be easily fooled.

"I find it hard to believe," Martin replied, abruptly ending the call and switching off his phone.

Despite his certainty that Robin was attempting to deceive him, why did he feel such unease in his heart?

He turned to Sabrina, finding solace in her presence.

"Your ex-husband is attempting to deceive me into meeting him."

Sabrina’s heart raced upon learning that Robin had returned and was aware of her abduction. A faint smile appeared on her lips, confident that Robin would soon come to her rescue.

He is not my ex-husband. He is my best friend," Sabrina said with a smile, causing Martin’s heart to ache.

Previously, she used to speak about Robin with bitterness, but now the same man who had broken her was the reason for her smile.

"After everything he did to you, you still consider him a friend?"

Martin asked, irritation evident in his voice. Perhaps he should consider developing a chemical that could erase all traces of Robin from Sabrina’s mind.

"It wasn’t his intention. The way he behaved during our marriage was all because of Zayla," Sabrina replied, annoyed and unsure why she was even explaining herself to him.

Martin smiled bitterly.

"Why is it so difficult for you to give me a chance? I can treat you better than he ever did," he said, his expression filled with pain.

Sabrina smiled bitterly and responded,

"You are not a good person, Martin. Your actions make that obvious. But tell me the truth, is Mara your sister?"

Martin realized that he couldn’t deny the truth any longer. "What if she is? We all have secrets," he admitted, acknowledging that he already had a sense of this fact.

Sabrina’s face turned pale as she instantly grasped the truth. Although she had suspected it, no one had ever said it to her directly, except for her father, whom she had refused to believe at the time.

Now, she had a sinking feeling that this was the reason why Robin had repeatedly warned her to stay away from Martin. However, her stubbornness had prevented her from heeding the advice.

"You’re heartless," Sabrina accused, her anger rising. "After everything she’s done to me, you’re protecting her? You never let me have justice, and now you’re asking me to give you a chance?"

Sabrina felt foolish, and she partly blamed Devin for his role in introducing her to Martin in the first place. How could she have been so naive?

"You lied to me," Sabrina accused Martin again, her voice filled with anger and hurt.

Martin, however, showed no remorse, believing that the years he had spent waiting for her to be his justified his actions.

"Everyone lies, and besides, she’s my only family," Martin defended himself, trying to justify his actions.

So, you would have been pleased if I had perished. You would have been content if Devin hadn’t come to rescue me," Sabrina said bitterly.

Martin felt a pang of pain and slight remorse. He realized that, apart from waiting all these years, he had never truly done anything meaningful for her.

"How could I have found happiness when I have loved you my entire life? When I have refrained from entering any relationship because of you? All you care about is Robin this, Robin that. It doesn’t matter if he mistreats you and sleeps with countless other women," Martin exclaimed angrily.

Sabrina shook her head and responded in a cold tone.

"Martin, Robin may have many flaws, but he has never lied to me. When he didn’t love me, he never concealed it, and his actions reflected that truth. It was the same when he changed and even better when he discovered the lies Zayla had fed him," Sabrina explained.

Martin stared at her, his heart pierced by her words. He was at a loss for words as Sabrina continued.

"Martin, the devil I know is better than you, the unknown angel. You are a heartless monster."

Chapter 285: Chapter 285 – I will rather die than harm my child

Her words had deeply wounded Martin, leaving him feeling as though his heart had been pierced.

However, he consoled himself by believing that her behavior was a result of her own distress.

Overtime, as Sabrina gradually moved on from Robin, Martin was certain that she would start to notice him and eventually fall in love with him.

Additionally, he couldn’t help but mention her pregnancy, finding himself annoyed by the sight of her growing bump.

Ever since Robin had expressed his desire to see her in clothes that accentuated her belly, Sabrina had made a point to always wear such outfits without Martin’s knowledge.

Little did she know, that very bump was causing Martin to feel irritated and upset with her.

"You’re only saying these things because of that thing growing inside you. Once we leave this city, we’ll get rid of it, and you’ll be free from him."

Sabrina’s face turned pale in an instant, but the knowledge that Robin was in the country filled her with a surge of boldness.

She spoke with determination, "I would rather die than harm my child."

Unbeknownst to Sabrina, Martin had already devised a plan to cause her miscarriage, but he saw no need to inform her of it.

He sneered, "We shall see about that. And if you think anyone is coming to rescue you, think again. Once we pass those rocks, no one will be able to track us."

Sabrina froze, her hopes shattered. Little did she know that Martin was aware her phone was being tracked, but the worst part was what he had just revealed.

Desperation overcame her, and she dropped her pride, pleading, "Martin, please let me go. We can still be friends. Please don’t do this."

Martin remained unmoved. After all his failed attempts, this was his first taste of success so how could he let her slip through his fingers?

"I’m not like Robin. He can be your friend, but I want you as my wife."

Sabrina’s stomach churned, and tears welled up in her eyes. Just as Martin had said, as soon as they passed the rocks, her phone vibrated and the network dropped.

Holding her disappointed gaze, Martin reassured her,

"You don’t need to worry about them. I’ll take good care of you. You can cooperate willingly, or I can use force."

"I despise you, Martin. I hope you suffer in hell," Sabrina cursed, her pain intensifying as she noticed the smile on his face.

Suddenly, darkness enveloped everything, leaving Sabrina unable to see. However, the driver continued to move.

"Where are we? What is this place?" Sabrina panicked, while Martin remained calm and replied,

"Relax. This is my secret entrance to my mansion, which is why the police your brother sent couldn’t arrest me. Once we have my sister, we’ll all disappear."

Sabrina felt a surge of heat, tears welling up in her eyes. She worried about her father’s reaction and the concern of those who cared about her.

"Martin, please. My father has health issues. It would devastate him to know I’m missing," she pleaded.

Martin remained unaffected and retorted, "That old man doesn’t care about me, so why should I care about him?"

The only thing Sabrina felt in that moment was an overwhelming surge of hatred towards the man by her side. Little did she know, she had been unknowingly associating with the devil himself all along.

Every instance of his supposed care and willingness to fulfill her desires was nothing more than an act.

This was his true nature, and Sabrina couldn’t help but wonder who was more heartless between him and Mara.

"We’ve arrived home, but we won’t be long. Just enough time for me to figure out how we can cross the border without being detected. I’ll find some clothes for you to disguise yourself," he said.

Trembling, Sabrina couldn’t help but feel fear as he circled around and opened the car door, urging her to step out after making that threat.

Due to her condition, she refrained from engaging in any confrontations or actions that could put the safety of the twins she was carrying at risk.

Additionally, deep in her heart, she admitted that if Robin were to rescue her from Martin and offer to be her husband again, she wouldn’t mind taking that marital risk rather than spending the rest of her life with Martin.

"Since you already know, allow me to introduce my sister, Mara," Martin stated, causing Sabrina to turn pale as she caught sight of the woman lying on the bed.

Memories of the scandalous circulation of Mara’s pictures, which occurred when Devin was attempting to clear Matilda’s name, flooded back to her.

"Martin, couldn’t you have knocked?" Mara asked, clearly annoyed as her gaze locked with Sabrina’s.

She despised Sabrina and secretly wished for a chance to confront her. Given the opportunity, she would eliminate Sabrina before Martin even had a chance to find out.

I never knock. I’ll have Anna prepare you. We need to leave immediately," Martin stated firmly.

However, Mara hesitated to leave with Sabrina, knowing that Martin would no longer pay attention to her.

"I don’t want to go. You’ve brought her here, and now the whole world will be searching for her. Robin has involved the media, security personnel, and transportation agencies," Mara explained, trying to convince Martin of the gravity of the situation.

Martin froze, shocked by the news.

"What are you talking about?" he asked, confused.

Mara took out her phone and showed him the article. The headline read,

’Martin Dane, CEO of Dane Industries, kidnaps pregnant wife of Robin Jewel, CEO of Jewel Group of Companies. Authorities urged to rescue Mrs. Sabrina Jewel.’

Martin’s face turned pale as he turned to Sabrina.

"You said he was your friend. When did you become his wife?" he asked, his voice filled with disbelief.

Sabrina stared at him coldly and replied, "Robin has always been the only man I love. He is the only man I will ever love. I hate you, Martin Dane."