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Ch. 426..430: The President's Pregnant, Ex-Wife Chapter 426-430

Chapter 426: Chapter 426 - I’m Glad I Married You Again

"The couple has their own vows to say," the priest said, and Robin smiled through tears. He never took his eyes off his wife and did not care that he looked weak in front of her.

Opening his mouth, he choked on tears but quickly regained himself and began,

"My queen, I wonder how I gave you a crown and yet, you look like a princess wearing a tiara." The guests laughed as Robin continued with his voice heavy with emotions.

All the important personalities he invited to the wedding, including the mayor and other prominent members of the country, were all present, together with all business colleagues, associates, CEOs, and workers.

Aria and her husband’s excitement knew no bounds as they were very happy to be a part of this joyous celebration.

"Well, I already decided to spoil you like a princess," Robin said, and Sabrina smiled, the guests laughed.

They didn’t know how Robin did it, but it was funny how his voice was teary but his words sounded jovial.

Whichever way, he meant each and every word and would repeat it over and over again. Matilda forced a smile as she was feeling strange pains here and there.

Still, she refused to inform anyone about it, including her husband, Devin. After the wedding, she wouldn’t mind, but as of now, she couldn’t go to the hospital for whichever reason.

"My queen. If I was given the chance to choose only one thing in life, I will choose you. If I had the chance to live again, I would only do so if you agree to be my wife again."

Robin’s words caught the emotions of everyone present. Sabrina’s eyes were glassy, but she forced herself to not let her tears fall.

For her wedding day, she was not going to allow any tear, be it of joy or sorrow. Taking delight in Robin’s vows, the latter continued to speak.

"You are such an amazing woman and I don’t deserve you. You have the strength of a thousand men and yet, the innocence of a child. You have all the wisdom in the world and yet remain as humble as a dove."

It was so hard for Sabrina to hold it all together as Robin’s words deeply touched her heart. He wasn’t just saying them to please her as it came straight from his heart.

"You bring life and joy into my heart with each passing day. I don’t deserve a woman like you, but I guess I got lucky that you fell in love with a jerk like me."

Sabrina chuckled and so did the guests, but Robin was serious as he continued speaking relentlessly.

I promise that you will be the only woman in my eyes, in my heart, and in my soul. I will never love another and I thank you for giving me a second chance." A tear dropped from Robin’s eyes and Devin dabbed it for him.

Signing the marriage certificate in his office was not enough for him. This was the main thing as this was what was going to keep every other man away from his wife unless they wanted to lose their lives.

Sabrina sighed, not knowing where to start from as she had somehow forgotten her vows in her heart because of how Robin’s vows kept ringing in her mind, but she tried her best as the guests and Robin were all awaiting her response.

"My King, I have seen two sides of you and I must say that the man I’m marrying today is the man I always dreamed of marrying," Sabrina smiled, lighting up the air around her, and Robin kept gazing dreamily at how gorgeous she looked.

Her voice was as sweet as honey and he could listen to it all day. "You captured my heart from the very first time I saw you and though things didn’t work out between us, I’m glad that we sorted out our differences and are finally together again."

Sabrina tried to not recall the events of the past as she had already locked them away from her mind. This was the main thing. Their renewed love was all that mattered at the moment.

"All my life, I have loved only you and it will remain that way," she smiled and said, afraid that if she said any more, then she wouldn’t be able to control her tears from falling, which she didn’t want to happen.

"Rings," the priest said and the rings were brought out by the maid of honor and best man as he said to Robin, "repeat after me as you slip the ring onto the finger of your bride. With this ring, I do thee wed."

Robin repeated the words and slipped the ring onto Sabrina’s finger. The priest turned to Sabrina and repeated the same thing, slipping the ring onto Robin’s finger.

After that, the priest announced, "with the power vested in me, I now pronounce you husband and wife. You may kiss your bride."

As Robin pulled his wife into his arms, his kisses carried so many emotions and he was shedding tears through it.

Thank you for marrying me again," he said, his voice heavy with emotion. Sabrina pulled away and gently wiped his tears. Their eyes locked as she replied,

"I’m glad I married you again. You make me so happy."

Robin was pleased with her words, knowing that was all he wanted. No matter what his enemies did, he was now joined again to his ex-wife and nothing would ever tear them apart.

He pulled her into his arms for another kiss as the crowd began to cheer. "I love you so much, my queen," he said, kissing her again, as the guests clapped harder.

Pulling away, Robin whispered in her ear, "I hope your sores are healed because I’m going to devour you tonight."

Sabrina’s cheeks turned crimson and she smiled shyly, responding in a whisper, "The feeling is mutual."

Robin smiled knowingly. After a month and a few weeks, he was finally going to be intimate with her again. Meanwhile, at a certain part of the hotel, a man who looked like Robin was shedding tears.

Chapter 427: Chapter 427 – What is a woman like you doing in the men’s toilet?

Everything happened so fast that the fake Robin did not have the slightest opportunity to execute his plans. He had wiped his tears ten times, hitting the walls out of frustration.

Sabrina was now married to Robin again and he could do nothing to stop them.

"I told you the plan wouldn’t work but you insisted on it. He never approached the washroom and got married as soon as Sabrina arrived without a message from the priest beforehand," Hazel said, not knowing how annoying she sounded to the fake Robin and added,

"The security is on high alert now so how do we leave this place before it’s too late?" She asked nervously.

The three of them had locked themselves up in one of the men’s washrooms since that was the only place where the cameras wouldn’t travel.

Due to the interesting wedding event, no one was headed that way but the fake Robin was a boiling rage, he began yelling,

"Shut up, shut up, you shouldn’t have come. All you do is say negative things."

Hazel was taken aback but did not relent. The fake Robin has always had a bad temper ever since they survived that torture.

Perhaps because she no longer pretended to be handicapped as well. Somehow, she wished that Estelle was there with her.

If so, she would have been able to escape flawlessly but with both the fake Robin and Brea taking a stand against her, she felt lost and alone at the moment.

They had also come in the same car and she wouldn’t be able to leave without them. Worse, she had always been isolated from the world because of her past and never had the opportunity of going anywhere alone.

Estelle always accompanied her during those times so to even flag down a cab was something she was afraid to do.

"What I say is the truth. I told you to allow me to take her corporation down but you refused. See where your plan to marry her has landed you?" She asked accusingly, the fake Robin suddenly thought about something and retorted,

"It doesn’t matter."

Both Hazel and Brea froze at that moment. "What do you mean by that?" Hazel asked nervously, he responded,

"I look exactly like Robin so it doesn’t matter that she didn’t exchange the vows with me or the real Robin. I can still do as I have planned."

Hazel was shaking her head in disappointment, feeling that this man was still not using his head as always.

In the past, he has always been driven by his emotions, causing unnecessary problems for all of them.

"How would you get Robin’s outfit? From the looks of it, Devin designed it for him." As the fake Robin thought through the situation, he couldn’t help but feel that Hazel was right.

Even if he snuck out, there was no way for him to get the exact type of suit Robin wore from even the most luxurious clothing store.

Devin’s design, even if the fake Robin got a designer to sew the same thing for him, would take a considerable amount of time and he would miss the wedding altogether.

However, an idea popped into his mind and his eyes lit almost instantly, his heart rate evened out. "Brea. I think it’s your turn to help bring Robin here."

Brea feared, recalling her last encounter with Robin. She might be disguised but couldn’t help fearing that he would be able to recognize her by her actions and inactions.

If that happened, then she was as good as dead. "What do you mean?" She asked nervously, the fake Robin grinned.

"You have to spill something on his clothes. Then he would be forced to come here to take care of it."

The plan sounded good to Brea as all she had to do was to make things look suspicious. There was no way Robin was going to recognize her that way.

"You are awesome," she exclaimed excitedly and was already thinking about how to dodge the cameras when she steps out of the men’s washroom.

Hazel was boiling with rage but the old Robin’s smug look had returned and he smiled, saying,

"And I’m waiting. You have to hurry up before somebody comes to the washroom to see us."

"Alright," Brea said and walked out of the washroom to Hazel’s annoyance. She had insisted that they helped Brea out of prison to be of help to her but now, she was rather supporting the fake Robin with his schemes, making Hazel regret her actions.

Sadly, it was too late for her to change her mind and send Brea back to prison. Even if she tried, the fake Robin would be there to support her.

Brea walked out of the washroom briskly, just as she saw the camera situated close to the washroom automatically tilt the other way.

Sighing with relief at the fact that she had not been caught when she was about to enter the auditorium, she was shocked when somebody asked from behind her,

"What is a woman like you doing in the men’s toilet?"

Brea froze, unaware that the chief of security agents himself had been waiting close to the washroom since all his searches for the man who looked like Robin and the two women he came with were unfruitful.

She gulped, tensed, and was at a loss for what to say. Unlike the fake Robin, who had voice surgery, she hadn’t had that opportunity, so she had to find a way to manually fake her voice.

Forcing herself to stay calm, she turned around to see the head of security agents. He was dressed in a black suit, and she couldn’t help but feel her breath catch in her throat when she saw his handsome features.

This was the first time she felt any form of attraction to any man who was not Robin, and she wondered exactly what was happening to her.

The head of security agents frowned a little, seeing that she hadn’t answered his question.

Remembering that Robin had asked him to work discreetly, he thought of a way to take her fingerprints without making her suspicious.

"Young lady, you still haven’t answered my question," he said, annoyed by the flirtatious look on her face when his pen dropped on the ground.

Before he picked it up, Brea bent down and picked it up for him without thinking...

Chapter 428: Chapter 428 – Can you identify her?

"Young lady, you still haven’t answered my question," he said, annoyed by the flirtatious look on her face when his pen dropped on the ground.

Before he picked it up, Brea bent down and picked it up for him without thinking, her heart skipping a bit when the man before her flashed her a grateful smile.

"Thank you."

"I...I find it hard to identify the signs," Brea spoke in a slightly hoarse voice and cleared her throat. Internally, she was congratulating herself for finding the perfect excuse’s birthday.

The man’s brows raised a little as he replied, "be careful next time."

Brea took another look at him before she reluctantly smiled, saying, "thank you," and walked away.

The man was cute indeed but not as much as Robin. The chief of the security agents did not stop her, quickly scanning the fingerprints with a device and sending it to the server where either Peter or Daniel could access it.

Since Peter was not at the wedding, he faced a lesser distraction and accessed it first. Instantly, he got back to the chief of security on the phone.

"Whose fingerprint is this? There is no information on the person. Everything is wiped," Peter said from the end of the line. The chief of security agents was communicating with him through a cordless earpiece.

"She came with a man who looks like the boss. I saw her coming out of the men’s toilet and she said she couldn’t read the signs well."

"Send me her picture and inform Robin. Please make sure to not ruin the event or make Sabrina panic," Peter instructed, as he began to suspect that it was the enemies they were looking for.

"Of course, I understand."

The chief of security hurriedly followed the path Brea went and tried to take a photo, but she was already among the crowd of dancers and slowly approaching Robin.

The man smelt something fishy and called Robin on the phone, feeling guilty to ruin his wonderful moment with his amazing wife when they were on the dance floor.

"Sir, I saw one of the girls with the man. I got her fingerprint, but Peter said there was nothing about her. He wants me to take a picture, but the girl is approaching you. Please be careful," the Chief of security of the agents warned. Robin was speaking into the cordless earphones while dancing with Sabrina.

Hearing about the report, he couldn’t help the certainty nudging in that his enemies were at it and asked,

"Can you identify her? And can you get a blood sample? You know the other arrangement."

The chief of security agent understood exactly what he meant and responded,

"I will try both, but please don’t let anyone get close to you. I don’t know what she’s up to."

Sure," Robin said, his arms tightening around Sabrina’s waist. She smiled as it was not the first time he held her close like that.

Robin abruptly ended the call, a force hitting him and cold, red liquid staining his black and white tuxedo.

Robin was furious, and a girl knelt in front of him. "I’m very sorry. I lost my balance. Please let me clean it for you," the girl reached out to clean his shoe, but Robin pulled back.

"Don’t touch me and get out of here," he snarled, his fury unrelenting.

The girl looked disappointed; her expression sorrowful. Even with her new appearance, Robin was disgusted with her.

Sabrina felt that Robin had overreacted, since the whole thing was an accident, and lovingly said to him, "

It’s alright. It was just an accident." She tried to wipe off the red wine with a tissue when Lizzy alerted her,

"Your dress is also ruined. Let’s go to the washroom to get cleaned up."

As Sabrina saw the stains on her white wedding gown, she could not refuse. But as soon as she turned to leave, Robin recalled what the chief of security had said.

His priority was his wife and children, but since no one knew about his children, his greater worry was his wife, and he said behind them,

"I will go too."

Robin had no idea it was the same girl the head of security was talking about, but as the girl stood up to leave, somebody grabbed her arm and pain shot through her body like that of a pin.

"Ouch! Take your hands off me," she yelled before turning around and facing the man she had seen before.

"It’s you again," she retorted in annoyance. The man frowned and spoke seriously to her,

"Sorry my ring hurt you, but why are you causing trouble?" the chief of security agent asked, showing the pointed pin from the ring on his finger to the girl without her knowing that her blood had been drawn.

"Why do you keep things like that with you? Isn’t it too risky?" Brea feared a little, since she was nervous.

She wanted Robin to go to the washroom alone, but he was with Sabrina and Lizzy. Brea wondered how the fake Robin was going to succeed with his plans.

"I’m the chief of security, so I can carry anything I want," the man glared at her. Brea took a step back.

Hearing the man say chief of security, she feared that he would see through her. "I have to go now."

The chief of security agent did not want the blood to stay with him for too long. As such, he quickly rushed to the nearest lab.

The DNA test could take hours to days before it would be ready, but he was not willing to the girl out of his sight unless the tests showed negative.

"Where to?" he asked her, but she did not respond and was instead texting someone on her phone.

***

At the ladies’ and agents’ room, Robin had led Sabrina to the female side before going to clean himself from the red wine. The imposter Robin had hidden in one of the cubicles with Hazel and locked it.

Just as he was about to pounce on Robin from the cubicle, he received a text message. Because his phone was on vibration, Robin didn’t hear it. The message read,

"Sabrina is in the washroom." The imposter Robin’s heart was thumping wildly.

Chapter 429: Chapter 429 - I’m so happy, Lizzy

Robin felt the urge to pee after cleaning the stains from his suit. He couldn’t completely get rid of it as it would require professional service, but at least it was less visible.

Still, his anger towards that girl could not subside, and thinking about it, he might find a way to confront her again if perhaps Sabrina was not watching.

Robin could not just accept that the girl accidentally spilled the drink on him and his wife. He was at the dancefloor where nobody was holding drinks at that moment, so how dare she bring a drink? She was not even dancing.

As soon as he stepped into one of the cubicles to pee, two people, a man and a woman, walked out discreetly from one of the cubicles.

Sabrina went to the washroom with Lizzy, lifting the tail and veil of the gown while Lizzy tried to get rid of the stains in it for her, seeming upset about the whole thing.

"How could she blindly spill drinks on you like this?" Lizzy lamented.

She spent so much time and dedication on the gown that her blood boiled to see the stains, though they weren’t much like that of Robin.

Sabrina was so happy that she could not, for today, see any wrong in others. Stain or no stain, she got married once again to the man she loved and she had changed into her dream man, treating her better than she imagined.

How could she allow something as trivial as spilling a drink ruin her mood at this moment?

"It was an accident, Lizzy. I don’t think anyone would be so stupid to intentionally pull something like that in front of Robin," Sabrina smiled and said, admiring herself in the mirror.

She indeed looked prettier than she imagined, as if she was a teenage princess in a fairy tale.

Lizzy understood that her sister’s excitement was clouding her judgment, but due to the accident she suffered, Lizzy had matured and was no longer as naïve as she was before.

"Then you missed it. I don’t think it was right for you to stop Robin from scolding her. I still believe that she knew what she was doing," Lizzy spoke seriously, while using a wet handkerchief to reduce the visibility of the stains.

Her heart sunk when she realized that Sabrina was not giving her the expected attention but was rather absent-minded, admiring herself in the mirror.

Lizzy was happy to see her sister so carefree in a very long time, but with all the dangers around, she somehow had to preach the fact to her.

Brina, I know that Robin loves you, but that shouldn’t stop you from being possessive of him. You should have been the one to send the woman away from him or make her pay for what she did," Lizzy said seriously.

Sabrina stiffened, her gaze shifted from the mirror and finally settled on her kid sister.

"Since when did my sister become like this?" she asked half-jokingly. Lizzy forced a smile and retorted,

"Since I discovered and understood the meaning of love and almost lost my husband in that accident."

Her eyes were suddenly glassy, and Sabrina felt terrible. However, Lizzy’s mood quickly brightened as she did not want to ruin Sabrina’s day.

"I am so glad to hear about your lecture, my dear love doctor sister," Sabrina pinched Lizzy’s cheek.

The latter forced a smile and remarked, "Fine, keep joking with me. The fact that you and Robin are married again does not mean that other women would just close their eyes and accept it, you know?"

This time, Lizzy’s words had gotten into Sabrina so much that she snapped out of her dreamy love excitement and said,

"I think you have a point. I have loved and trusted him so much that I forgot it wasn’t just about him but other women out there. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. So, what about Daniel? Did you ever warn any of his girls?" Sabrina asked seriously, trying to picture her kid sister issuing a strong warning to some girl who dared to look at Daniel.

Lizzy shook her head and put the handkerchief aside. She already knew it would be impossible to get all the stains out.

Also, before throwing the bouquet, Sabrina would change into different clothes since she and Robin would be leaving for their honeymoon right after the wedding.

Laura and the twins would go with a different jet. Robin had decided to remove that responsibility from his grandmother’s shoulders, feeling that it would be too stressful for her.

It was for this reason that Laura had to be the one to go with them to take care of the twins during the honeymoon.

If not for the breastmilk and the possibility of Sabrina facing engorgement because of it, there would have been no need for her.

"I never met any of them. He said that he was never committed to any woman and since he used to pay them for their service, it was natural for him to have power over them. He never even allowed any woman into his house before we met," Lizzy explained.

Sabrina was impressed. "I think I love that Daniel is a very focused person."

"Yes, that’s true. Now let’s go. Robin might be waiting for you already," Lizzy said with a smile.

Once upon a time, everyone in the family was gloomy and single, but suddenly, joy found them all.

They all got married, and the cries and laughter of their children were on the way. "I’m so happy, Lizzy," Sabrina said earnestly, and Lizzy’s heart rejoiced as well.

"I know because I’m very happy too, but I think we should check on Matilda. She doesn’t look well."

"Are you sure?" Sabrina asked, suddenly feeling guilty for not checking on Matilda as she should have.

However, Sabrina was shocked by the way Lizzy matured overnight and became very observant. Though Sabrina hated that the accident happened, she was still happy to see this side of her sister.

"She reminds me of when I saw you in labor at the hospital," Lizzy revealed, and Sabrina’s guilt escalated.

"Are you thinking what I’m thinking?" Sabrina asked, and Lizzy nodded her head.

"She doesn’t want to miss your wedding, so she might just be holding back and enduring the pain like you did."

Sabrina was not liking this as her mind was in turmoil. "But that could be dangerous, especially when she has problems with her womb."

"You are right," Lizzy agreed. Sabrina shook her head as guilt flashed in her eyes. She just wanted to be so happy today that she had not checked on her best friend who was in her last days.

"I feel terrible for not checking on her."

"No. You should be happy and you deserve it. Today is your day, and you just have to be happy," Lizzy said reassuringly, her words washing away Sabrina’s guilt.

As they reached the entrance, Robin was indeed standing there, so Lizzy went ahead, saying, "I will go find Daniel."

Sabrina did not stop her, but when Robin spoke, she frowned imperceptibly, as discomfort flung her.

"Sabrina, you look beautiful."

Chapter 430: Chapter 430 – You Will Pay for It

Sabrina couldn’t hold her cool in this matter. Firstly, Robin had stopped calling her by her real name a long time ago, so was he upset with her? For what reason would he mention her name and not address her by the usual ’my queen’?

She loved it when he called her that and had told him so. Or was it because she had now gotten married to him? She couldn’t help feeling that perhaps she had made a mistake by giving in again or getting married to him too quickly.

She also realized that, unlike before, he was just smiling sheepishly and had not tried to touch her.

Robin’s hands were always all over Sabrina, another reason why she was skeptical about the man before her.

Then again, where did he get the suit to change in such a short time? Robin was behaving strangely since he stepped out of the washroom. However, Sabrina was in a hurry to go check on Matilda and quickly asked,

"My King, where did you get this suit?" The man beside her froze slightly, frowning in the process as he had not planned his move. He did not even have the explanation to give her like she wanted.

He was just flabbergasted when he heard that she was in the washroom and wanted to abduct her before she goes back to the reception.

He had also forgotten to knock Robin unconscious to exchange clothes with him.

This meant that if Robin came out now, then this fake one would be in very big trouble. The only way was to make it look as if the real Robin was rather the fake one, so he suggested,

"Brina, let’s take a walk around," he said meekly. Sabrina’s frown deepened. Robin might force her to do things, but he had a domineering personality and would just hold her by the waist to drag her to wherever he wanted.

There was no way he would ask her so humbly. Sabrina could not understand what was going on with her ex-husband turned newly married husband and asked seriously,

"Why are you calling me that?"

Confusion covered the face of the man beside her and before he could speak, his phone began to vibrate and he brought it out.

It was the same type of phone Robin was using, but then again, throughout the wedding, Robin always used a cordless earpiece and never brought out his phone.

Sabrina did not see the cordless earpiece in this Robin’s ears and wondered why he was suddenly behaving so strangely.

The man stared at the screen of the phone and, seeing it was Hazel, he was annoyed. He held Sabrina’s hand, "Let’s have a little time to ourselves. The back garden is perfect, don’t you think?"

His phone vibrated once more, and when he saw that it was a text message, he reluctantly opened and read it. ’Robin is coming out.’

"Let’s go now," he nervously said, dragging Sabrina with force. She felt something strange and yanked her arm away. Sabrina did not feel the usual warmth Robin gives her whenever he touches her.

"What is wrong with you? You haven’t answered any of my questions," she said in annoyance. The fake Robin’s heart thumped and his hands dropped.

He hadn’t been patient enough to study the real Robin as he previously planned to do and had acted on impulse upon hearing that Sabrina was there.

"There," the man looked straight ahead. Sabrina turned to look at what he was referring to but she saw nothing and frowned.

"What are you talking about?" she asked, her anger aggravating, and she wondered why Robin was suddenly acting so weird.

"My queen, why are you here alone? And where is Lizzy?" Robin asked from the looking disturbed.

He wondered how Sabrina finished before him and was out there alone. For as long as their enemies lingered in the shadows, he did not deem it safe.

Sabrina paled and her heart thumped. This was indeed Robin, as she could see that he wore the same tuxedo and the stains, though faded, were still visible in it.

Sabrina opened her mouth, but no words would come out as she began to shiver. Robin quickly pulled her into his arms and asked worriedly,

"Why do you look as if you have seen a ghost?"

This was her Robin. The warmth she felt in his arms was enough proof that this was her man, and tears welled up in her eyes as she still shivered in his warmth.

"Ro...my...my king," Sabrina stammered, and Robin’s worries grew. He began looking around for Lizzy to ask her what had happened to Sabrina in his absence, but she was nowhere to be found.

Robin felt something amiss, and his grip around her waist tightened. He kissed her comfortingly on the forehead. Pulling away, he asked softly,

"My queen, please tell me, what is the matter?"

"I...there was a man. He looked exactly like you. He...he just disappeared." A tear fell from Sabrina’s eyes as she had never felt so scared in her life.

That man had asked her to go to the garden with him. Only God knows what would have happened if she had agreed. This was strange and something she never expected on her wedding day.

Though Sabrina had promised herself that she would not cry on her wedding day, she could not help it when a tear fell from her eyes as she narrated what had happened to Robin.

What if she had followed him? Sabrina feared what would have happened, recalling the time she was kidnapped by Martin and he wanted to abort the baby in her womb.

It was as if she had seen a ghost, but at that moment, Robin was feeling worse. He remembered vividly that the chief of security had told him about a man who looked exactly like him. Now it was obvious that the man Sabrina saw was the one.

Robin could not shake the feeling that the man was working hand in hand with the girl who spilled the drinks on his clothes as he began to piece together the events.

He called the chief of security and instantly dialed the number, speaking sternly,

"I told you to get that man you claim looks like me. If he leaves this venue, you will pay for it.

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