Ch. 356..360: The President's Pregnant, Ex-Wife Chapter 356-360

Chapter 356: Chapter 356 – Who sent you?

Robin was completely unaware of Sabrina’s intentions, but he decided to always obey her wishes.

He reached for the remote and pressed a button, causing a beeping sound to indicate that the door was now locked.

Gladys felt a wave of nervousness wash over her as Sabrina approached Robin. With her back turned to Gladys, she couldn’t see what Sabrina was doing.

Robin’s body froze as Sabrina unbuckled his belt and stared at her, his mind clouded with confusion.

"Spread your legs," Sabrina instructed.

"Huh?" Robin’s eyebrows furrowed in confusion as Sabrina repeated her command, "Spread your legs."

When he understood and spread his legs while standing, she instructed, "raise your hands."

Robin swallowed nervously and complied, taken aback when she unzipped his pants and inserted her hand into his boxer shorts, her bare palm making contact with his exposed genitals.

Sabrina felt his genitals were soft and her heart rate steadied as she rubbed her thumb against the tip, expecting to feel precum or some form of moisture, but there was none.

However, her actions caused his genitals to become erect. She chuckled, removed her hand, and zipped him back up, just as Robin was about to groan.

Sabrina leaned in and kissed him on the lips, then looked into his eyes and apologized,

"I’m sorry for not believing you earlier, but I promise to trust your words completely from now on."

Robin was shocked by this unexpected outcome. He had been prepared to prove his innocence in every way, but her behavior was a pleasant surprise, calming his racing heart as he asked,

"What just happened? Why do you suddenly trust me?"

Sabrina blushed with embarrassment, but she explained in detail,

"I realized that if you were interested in her, you would have shown physical signs like an erection or some trace of precum.

It was only when you felt my touch that you became aroused."

Robin was taken aback. He never expected her to resort to such tactics to gauge his involvement with another woman, and he was grateful that she was the only woman in his life since he made the decision to love only her.

"I never thought this method would work, but I’m thankful to have such a smart woman." He gently pressed his forehead against hers, feeling a wave of relief.

For a moment, they forgot about the presence of a third person in the office as they kissed again. Robin was about to remove her blazer when Sabrina stopped him by holding his hand.

"We have company, remember?" she asked with a smile, disappointment flashing in Robin’s eyes.

This was the first time she had paid him a surprise visit, but then he wondered who had brought her and made a mental note to ask her later about it.

However, he was greatly annoyed that this woman had ruined this moment, where it would have been his first time getting intimate with his queen in his office.

Robin’s gaze darkened instantly as he said, "You are right."

Sabrina faced Gladys, who was now pale and sweaty. She asked calmly,

"Do you still insist that he called you to come over? I remember his secretary telling me that a man and a woman walked in and the man went to pick something from his car, so where is your man?"

Gladys feared the look in Sabrina’s eyes and searched for a way to escape. If she revealed her real intention, she would be killed.

As such, she swallowed tightly and said, "I don’t have a man. I came alone."

Sabrina knew she was lying, but now she was upset with Robin for not using the bodyguards he had recruited before.

"Robin, where are your bodyguards?" Sabrina asked.

Robin was remorseful, but his eyes lit up and he said,

"You just reminded me. I will use their services constantly from today onwards, but for now, we can use one of the security men."

Sabrina nodded her head. Ever since the divorce, she had been gradually toughening up, leaving no room for anyone to destroy her relationship again.

Robin called one of the security men on the phone to come over. He waited until Aria alerted him that the man was there before he unlocked the door.

As soon as the man entered, Robin commanded, "Greg, slap her on my behalf."

He was deeply disturbed by how this woman had nearly ruined all his hard work, if it weren’t for Sabrina’s quick analysis of the situation.

The security guard stared at the partially unclothed woman and, without uttering a word, delivered a forceful slap that caused her to stumble and fall, as Robin had instructed.

He was trained to follow orders without question, and he did just that.

"Retrieve your clothes and put them on," Robin said icily.

The woman hurriedly scrambled to pick up her dress and hastily dressed, which amused Sabrina enough to elicit laughter.

Robin added, "You didn’t want to wear them when I initially told you, but now you’re scrambling for them. If you want to avoid trouble, tell me who sent you."

Gladys was taken aback by the question and responded quickly, her voice trembling,

"Nobody. I’ve been observing you for a while. I’ve had feelings for you for a long time," she admitted, her gaze filled with fear.

The security guard’s slap was agonizing, but it was still preferable to death. Robin’s anger intensified, and he commanded once more, "Slap her harder."

As Greg struck her again, causing her to fall to the ground, Gladys felt lightheaded. Robin spoke calmly,

"You will continue to be slapped until you confess. And afterwards, I will ensure that you go to jail. So, for the last time, before I carry out my plan, who sent you?" He asked, his tone filled with certainty.

He was convinced that someone had sent her. Someone who wanted to ruin his relationship with Sabrina, a thought that he couldn’t tolerate.

Gladys remained stubborn and insisted, "No one. It’s just me. I’ve been monitoring you for a long time."

Robin was about to order Greg to slap her again, but a sudden idea crossed his mind. He decided to try a different approach and said,

"Greg, it seems like she’s desperate for attention. Find ten men and entertain yourselves."

Gladys turned pale at the command. Being violated by ten men was equivalent to death. She couldn’t bear it.

"No. Please, I’ll confess..." she pleaded, while Robin smirked and Sabrina smiled.

Chapter 357: Chapter 357 – Complications Arise

Gladys responded, "Somebody sent me, but I don’t know him."

Robin grew furious at her answer. Sabrina realized that things were not going to be so simple.

She picked up a bottle of water from his fridge and sat on the visitor’s sofa in his office.

Robin stared at the security guard and, just as he was about to grab Gladys by the arm, she pleaded,

"I swear, I haven’t seen him before."

Robin lifted his hand to signal the security guard to pause before he asked Gladys again,

"So how do you communicate with him?"

He felt that she was lying, and Sabrina agreed, but Gladys’ response only confused them further.

"I don’t communicate directly with him. He finds and sends me messages," Gladys explained.

Sabrina frowned deeply, wanting to ask for further explanations, but she knew that Robin could handle it better.

"Explain," Robin said calmly, determined to uncover her lies.

Gladys began to explain, "I hit a brand-new car driven from the warehouse. The driver asked me to pay, and since I couldn’t afford it, he said I would have to work for his boss to pay for the car.

"I told him I wanted to see and beg his boss, but he only told me to wait for his call."

Everyone in the room, including the security guard, was thoroughly confused.

Before Robin could ask, Gladys continued,

"He never took my number or asked for my address, but two months later, I was sent your picture with instructions. I was also sent this woman’s picture." She pointed at Sabrina. "And I was informed that she shouldn’t be there when I perform the instruction."

Sabrina understood from Gladys’ confession why she froze at the sight of her. Robin’s mind raced as he thought about who could be behind this.

The fear in Gladys’ eyes made him doubt that she was lying. He felt a sense of fear in his heart, thinking about the possibility of Martin being involved, but he quickly brushed it aside.

The general’s bodyguards must have betrayed him, but it would take time for Martin or Mara to recover from the torture the general had inflicted on them before they could buy over the bodyguards.

Robin contemplated the potential enemies, wondering if Shandra and her father were behind it. He would have to confirm this after speaking with her.

"I have a secret camera on my blazer. He must be watching everything that happens here. He instructed me to seduce you and sleep with you, but I need to make sure she isn’t present," Gladys confessed.

Robin furrowed his brow, frustrated that he was being monitored by an unknown enemy.

However, one thing was clear to him - his enemies always hid because they feared him.

If not, they would confront him openly. The only thing Robin feared was anything that could harm his relationship with Sabrina.

As he pondered, an idea crossed his mind, but he hoped Sabrina would agree to it.

"Where do you live?" Robin asked Gladys.

"I live in California, but he provided everything I needed to be here. After meeting the driver once, I never saw him again. Everything, including my flight ticket and hotel details, is always delivered to my doorstep," she explained.

The more the girl revealed, the more mysterious the situation became, causing Robin a headache.

This person was targeting his relationship with Sabrina, which worried him. Anything else wouldn’t bother him at all.

"Do you have a family?" Robin asked.

Glady’s expression turned grim at the mention of her family, realizing she might never see her parents and siblings again.

"Yes, but for over a month now, when he was preparing me to meet you and sending me information about you, he warned me not to get close to them," she replied.

Robin grew frustrated as the situation became increasingly perplexing. Sabrina had lost interest in the conversation, as it seemed to be going in circles.

"How long have you been in this situation?" Robin inquired. If it had only been a few weeks, it could be Martin. If not, he would have to consider other possibilities.

"Two months, but you weren’t the first person he sent me to," the girl revealed, sparking hope in Robin’s eyes.

If he knew who this person was, it would be easier to identify the enemy.

"Who was it?" he asked earnestly. The girl pursed her lips and replied,

"A drug dealer."

Robin’s expression dulled with disappointment because he didn’t know any drug dealers.

"He made me set him up and got him arrested. Then he said that after I succeed with yours, he would give me back my freedom," the girl added.

"What if you don’t succeed?" Robin asked curiously, and even Sabrina’s interest peaked at this point.

"He would kill me," the girl said. Sabrina froze, fearing who this enemy could be. The person was ruthless and mysterious.

"As soon as I failed, I knew I was on death row, so I decided to tell the truth before I die," she confessed emotionlessly.

Robin wasn’t heartless; he realized she was just a victim of circumstance. He felt the need to protect her.

"Give me the secret cameras," he ordered. The girl removed all the cameras she knew about and handed them over to him.

There was a total of five, and they were tiny. Robin picked up the phone and called Daniel. He had gone to pick up Lizzy from work and was not far from Robin’s office.

After Robin explained the situation to him, Daniel agreed to stop by with Lizzy.

With Daniel there, Robin felt less worried and thought Sabrina should rest in a more comfortable place since she was dozing off.

"My queen, if you’re tired, you and Lizzy can rest inside," he suggested.

Sabrina yawned and asked, "Where?"

She didn’t know of any restful place in the office except the sofa. Robin didn’t know how to explain it, so he said,

"You can take a look there." He stood up and opened the door to the inner room, where he used to sleep.

As Sabrina approached him, she couldn’t help but ask, "Isn’t it a washroom?"

"Please check it out," Robin forced a smile and said.

When Sabrina opened the door, she couldn’t help but exclaim, "Wow!"

Lizzy joined her. "It’s so cozy, and those pictures are beautiful," Lizzy exclaimed with excitement as they walked in, admiring the pictures instead of sleeping.

"Dan, can you deactivate the hidden cameras before I ask her the next question?" Robin asked, as he figured out a way to uncover whoever was behind this mystery.

Chapter 358: Chapter 358 – I will reclaim it all

At a secret location, a man seethed with anger and commanded, "Gain unauthorized access to the cameras in his office. I want to know every detail. And as for that girl, ensure her demise."

"Yes, boss," the man sitting beside him reluctantly replied. He disagreed with the order but had no choice but to comply.

Several hours later, the man was drenched in sweat, feeling defeated. "Boss, his hacker is incredibly skilled. I can’t break in."

Enraged, the man bellowed,

"Then what good are you? If you can’t succeed, consider yourself fired. She must face the consequences of her disobedience. I need to know how much information she has leaked."

The man wanted to defend the girl, but fear held him back. Trembling, he apologized,

"Boss, I’m sorry."

"What about the tracking devices in her possession? Monitor her whereabouts and station someone nearby. Kidnap her and bring her to me. She will learn the consequences of betraying me."

The man beside him reached for his phone and made a call, a sneer forming in his heart.

’How can she betray you when you were the one who forced me to harm her and falsely accuse her?’ He dared not voice those words aloud.

"I’m on it, but sir, Mr. Jewel is an honorable man. What has he done to deserve this? If we’re not careful, our actions will backfire, and he will seek revenge," he timidly expressed.

"Fool!" the man yelled, sending shivers down his subordinate’s spine. "If he’s so honorable, then he must return everything he took from me. I will reclaim it all, even his pregnant ex-wife."

Gasping for breath, the man’s fury still burning, he continued, "You know nothing. Once I’m finished with him, you’ll understand."

***

At Robin’s office

Dan had a feeling it might be Mara, but he couldn’t shake off the suspicion completely. He wanted to catch the culprit as soon as possible.

Robin turned to the girl and instructed, "sit down." Then, he turned to Greg, the security guard, and said, I will call you when needed. Greg nodded and left the office.

A few minutes later, Dan announced,

"I have deactivated the cameras, including the tracker in her panty."

The girl froze, and Robin was shocked. He doubted that she had lied to him because she seemed genuinely shocked. She asked, "What?"

"Did you buy the clothes yourself?" Robin asked and she shook her head,

"No. they were delivered to me at the hotel."

"Alright. Can you describe the driver to a sketch artist?" Robin asked. The girl nodded quickly, and Robin smiled internally.

With a description of the driver, they could find him and ask him some questions. Robin turned to Dan and asked,

"Have you eaten yet? It’s going to be a long night."

Dan shook his head. He had been looking forward to Lizzy making him dinner as she had promised, but Robin’s call had ruined his plans.

However, he understood the urgency of the situation. "No. Why don’t you order food? I’ll contact the artist," Dan suggested. Robin agreed, saying,

"Sounds like a plan."

Robin realized that he didn’t know what the girl liked and asked her, "What would you like to eat?"

The girl was shocked. Why would she eat when she was just a few meters away from death?

"Don’t worry about me. Corpses don’t eat," she lowered her head and said.

Robin shook his head, understanding that she had already accepted her fate.

"I’m not going to harm you. I will send you to a safe place, but you will be disguised so he won’t be able to find you."

Hope returned to Glady’s heart as light shone in her eyes. She regretted agreeing to do as the man said, but she didn’t have a choice.

She also wasn’t familiar with New York City and had no idea who Robin was. However, she feared that he might be tricking her and asked, "Why are you helping me?"

"Because you are innocent. Just make sure you give the artist an accurate description when he arrives."

Convinced that he wasn’t tricking her, the girl smiled and said, "Yes, sir. Thank you. I want fries and chicken nuggets."

Robin furrowed his brows at her choice but placed the order. The food arrived first, so Robin called Sabrina and Lizzy to join them. They were just chatting anyway.

During the meal, the artist arrived, and Robin signaled the girl to begin the description.

It took a total of five hours for the artist to sketch, draw, and put all the details together. By the time he was done, it was already past midnight.

"Miss, does this match your description?" the artist asked Gladys.

She nodded her head. "Yes, that’s him."

The artist handed the drawing to Robin, but as he examined it closely, there was no resemblance in his mind as to who it was.

"Where did you meet him?" he asked Gladys.

"In California."

"Do you know his name?" Robin asked again.

"I’m sorry, I don’t," the girl said honestly.

Robin paid the artist and said, "Thank you, you can go."

He made another call, and two men entered his office. They threw a bag at the girl.

"Change up and let’s go."

Lizzy escorted her to the washroom, and when she came out, nobody could tell she was a girl. She looked like one of the other men.

Gladys was confused until Robin explained, "They will ensure that you have a new identity in a different state."

Her heart jumped, and she was overwhelmed with gratitude. She didn’t die today as she had expected and was given the opportunity to live.

"Thank you, Mr. Jewel. I will never forget your kindness. Mrs. Jewel, thank you very much," she said to Sabrina, knowing her name due to the hours of interaction when the artist was drawing the man.

After she left, Daniel asked Robin, "How do we find him when we don’t have a name?"

A smirk formed on Robin’s face as he gave his reply.

Chapter 359: Chapter 359 - The Black Storm

"Well, his mysterious behavior leads me to suspect that he is one of the mafia dons. Whoever the man in the painting is to him, I will find out," Robin paused for a moment, contemplating his next move.

"I know exactly how," he finally said, reaching for his phone and dialing a number.

The recipient trembled at the sound of Robin’s name but answered the call nonetheless. He spoke nervously into the phone,

"I’m sorry, Mr. Jewel, but I will leave tonight. I have already sent my daughter away, so she won’t cause you any trouble."

Don Kane assumed that Robin was calling in regards to the ultimatum he had given, which is why he responded in such a manner. However, Robin had a different motive for the call.

"On the contrary, I called to ask for a favor," Robin cleared his throat and continued,

"I have a painting here with me, but I don’t know the person in it. I was hoping you could help."

Don Kane, being the Don that he was, saw this as a great opportunity and took advantage of it.

"I would like to see the painting first, but what do I get if I am able to identify it?" he asked, his tone serious.

Robin had already anticipated this question. After all, Don Kane wouldn’t do anything for free.

"You mentioned that your daughter has already left. If you ensure that she never sets foot in New York City again, then you can stay."

Don Kane smiled internally, pleased with Robin’s proposal. It was exactly what he had in mind, and Robin had predicted it. Allowing a small smile to escape, he replied,

"Please send me the painting."

Robin ended the call and quickly sent Don Kane a snapshot of the painting. Don Kane immediately called back, his voice filled with certainty.

"That is Black Storm. Nobody knows his real name. He is a hacker."

Robin was frustrated to once again have to deal with another hacker. He found them to be too cunning and time-consuming.

"I understand. So, can you assist me in finding out who this hacker works for?" Robin asked, hoping for a positive response. However, this time, the answer was not in his favor.

"You know how hackers are. They never leave a trace and never reveal their clients. Unless you can find a more skilled hacker to track him down," Don Kane suggested.

Instantly, Robin thought of Daniel and Peter.

"Alright, thank you," Robin replied. He was about to end the call when Don Kane added,

"Also, make a general request for the best hacker. That way, it won’t raise suspicion."

Robin’s eyes lit up as he hadn’t considered that approach. However, he also realized that if the hacker was too busy, he might not be available.

As Robin pondered his options, he decided to explore all available avenues. "Your information is helpful," he acknowledged.

"Thank you, Mr. Jewel."

After ending the call, Robin sighed in frustration and turned to Daniel. "We have another hacker to deal with. His name is Black Storm."

Robin was relieved that Sabrina had returned to the inner room, where she and Lizzy were sleeping soundly.

Daniel quickly found information on this hacker, but he realized that they were still missing some crucial details. He asked Robin seriously,

"Even if we find him, who are we going to tell him that we’re searching for?"

Robin shrugged and replied, "The person who assigned him to me as a project."

Daniel nodded, but he cautioned, "It will take time."

Robin agreed, saying, "I know, but please increase the security around our cameras."

"I’ve already taken care of that. They can’t be hacked," Daniel assured him, calming his anxious heart.

Two weeks passed, and it was now the weekend. Sabrina went to visit Matilda at the penthouse, bringing along urgent information and a gift.

Meanwhile, Robin waited for her in the living room while she carried a large box upstairs with the help of a woman she had brought along.

The woman waited at the door while Sabrina went to wake Matilda in her bedroom.

"Tilda, you have to accompany me to a party with Robin," Sabrina said, shaking the sleepy Matilda.

Matilda yawned and was surprised to see Sabrina in her room. Her words about Devin not being home and not answering her calls echoed in her mind as she responded,

"I’m not interested in parties, Sabrina. Devin hasn’t been home since last night, and he’s not answering my calls."

Sabrina’s eyebrows raised as a smirk formed in the corner of her lips before she asked Matilda in a serious tone,

"Why didn’t you call me?"

Matilda picked up a bottle of water from the bedside and gulped it down before explaining,

"I feel like I’m complaining. Can you believe that we still haven’t gotten intimate?"

Sabrina was shocked at that revelation, recalling what Devin had said to her before she went to France.

How could he not practice what he was preaching? Sabrina only hoped that it wouldn’t backfire.

"Please, let’s talk more at the party. I already got you a dress and it’s getting late," she said, going out to retrieve the box from the woman she had come with.

Opening the box, she revealed a long white dress adorned with jewels. Matilda was mesmerized.

"This is stunning. What kind of party is it? This dress looks like my dream wedding gown."

Matilda couldn’t take her eyes off the dress as Sabrina giggled and said,

"You’re so silly. Let’s change and go. I also brought someone to do our makeup," she added, bringing the woman she had brought along.

Matilda was still in a daze as they dressed up and had their makeup done. She couldn’t help but say,

"I look like a bride."

Sabrina smiled and agreed, "Indeed, you look stunning."

Upon arriving at the party, Matilda felt a sense of strangeness and asked,

"Are you sure this is a party? It looks like a wedding."

"Really?" Sabrina raised her eyebrows. She was gorgeously dressed, but her baby bump was not hidden.

"Wait, how come I’m the best-dressed at this event?" Matilda held Sabrina to a standstill as she gawked at the guests from a distance.

"Tilda, you look so beautiful," a familiar voice said behind her, bringing tears to her eyes

Chapter 360: Chapter 360 - I thought that I lost you after all I did

"Dad, why are you here?" Matilda asked, her eyes filled with tears.

Her father embraced her and, after pulling away, he commented,

"You look absolutely stunning, but something is missing - a tiara."

Matilda was overjoyed to see her father, but his remark confused her. He hadn’t answered her initial question, so she asked again,

"What do you mean?"

The general smiled as Sabrina handed him a pink box. He opened it and revealed the most exquisite tiara Matilda had ever laid eyes on.

Her heart skipped a beat, wondering if her suspicions were correct. She asked, her voice trembling,

"Dad, what is happening? Why are you...?"

Sabrina placed a beautiful bridal flower in her hand, and the general linked his arm with hers, his smile unwavering. He chose not to provide any answers.

He guided her down the aisle with gentle steps, Sabrina following closely behind.

"Devin holds all the answers to your questions," her father finally said, sensing her desperation.

Simultaneously, the guests rose to their feet, and the wedding procession began to play.

Tears streamed down Matilda’s cheeks as she caught sight of Devin, looking more handsome than ever, standing at the altar with Robin by his side.

She was taken aback by how quickly Robin had changed into a cream tuxedo, matching Devin’s attire.

Devin’s gaze upon her was the most tender she had ever witnessed, overflowing with love.

Matilda didn’t know how to process everything, realizing that this was her surprise wedding.

She came to understand that all this time, when she thought Devin was neglecting her, he was actually working behind the scenes to make everything perfect for her.

As she reached the entrance of the garden with her father, the guests stood up, and she was equally surprised to see some of her schoolmates, particularly the one who had shown interest in Devin.

The atmosphere was vibrant and beautiful, and Matilda couldn’t help but shed tears of joy.

Sabrina gently wiped her tears away with a pristine white handkerchief, while her father handed her over to Devin, smiling and saying,

"I love you, and I am overjoyed to witness this day."

When he returned from his trip and spoke with Devin, he had explained all his plans to the seasoned veteran, omitting their quarrels but mentioning Matilda’s pregnancy.

The general was filled with excitement as he anticipated the arrival of his grandchild.

Alongside Cobby, Robin, Sabrina, Lizzy, and Daniel, he provided unwavering support, all while keeping everything a secret from Matilda.

Devin smiled at her and gracefully dropped down to one knee. Matilda was speechless, but she decided to give Devin her undivided attention, despite the multitude of questions swirling in her mind.

As he began to speak, it felt as though Devin could read her thoughts, addressing each question with his words.

"Matilda, I apologize for not being the man you desired in recent weeks. I was preoccupied with orchestrating all of this to bring you happiness."

He continued, "Designing the wedding gown was an arduous and time-consuming task, as I wanted to recreate the gown you had once shown me. If all of this doesn’t bring you joy, I am willing to do more."

Tears streamed down Matilda’s face, and Sabrina gently wiped them away as Devin spoke further.

"Regarding the question you asked that day, I told you that you weren’t ready for the answer. But now, I believe you are."

Matilda vividly recalled the desperation she felt when Devin refused to answer her question. However, as Devin spoke, that desperation slowly dissipated.

"Yes, Matilda, my love for you never wavered, despite the obstacles we faced. You are the only woman I love, and that will never change."

The general was taken aback by this revelation, as Devin had never shown any signs of the challenges they had encountered in their relationship.

Ultimately, he attributed it to maturity. Furthermore, Matilda’s respect for Devin grew as he chose not to divulge the details of their struggles, keeping it between them.

"Now, if you still love me as you always professed, all I want is for you to be my wife. I will take care of the rest. I simply want you to be the woman I wake up next to and fall asleep beside every day."

Matilda beamed with joy and reached out to pull him up, but Devin continued speaking.

"I want you to be the one I share my dreams, happiness, and deepest fears with. I promise to bring you happiness and be a wonderful husband to you."

As Devin rose to his feet, applause erupted from all directions, and he gazed at Matilda with anticipation.

Matilda wiped away her tears once more before speaking, her voice filled with emotion.

"Devin, I thought I had lost you after everything I did. Thank you for forgiving me and loving me unconditionally."

"I promise to be a devoted wife and to love you for eternity. I also promise to always stand by your side, offering my support and doing my best to fulfill your needs."

She paused, and the guests were ready to applaud when she leaned in closer to Devin. Everyone assumed she was going to kiss him, but instead, she whispered in a hushed tone,

"Before we proceed, promise me that you won’t leave me sexually unsatisfied."

Devin burst into laughter, leaving everyone curious about what the bride had said to evoke such a reaction from the groom.

Matilda frowned slightly, waiting for his response as he leaned in and whispered back,

"I promise to fulfill all your sexual desires from now on."

A wide smile spread across Matilda’s face, and she was about to kiss him when the priest interrupted,

"No, young lady, you still need to recite your vows and exchange rings first."

After exchanging vows and rings, their lips finally met, and the crowd erupted into cheers. Devin kissed her passionately, as if trying to make up for all the times she had denied him.

During the reception, Robin fulfilled his duties as the best man, taking care of Devin. However, when he looked up, he noticed that Sabrina was nowhere to be found.

He excused himself and went in search of her. As he approached, his expression darkened upon seeing who she was embracing so affectionately.