The President's Pregnant, Ex-Wife-Chapter 415 – Robin, I have good news.

Upon arriving at the hospital, Sabrina went to the private ward with Robin. Lizzy was awake and Sabrina’s presence made her happy.

"Brina, I’m happy that you came but you should be home taking care of my Savannah and Robert."

Lizzy hated that her niece and nephew were denied their parents’ attention because of her. She had no idea that everything happening to her and her husband was all because of Robin.

Sabrina smiled sadly. Knowing how excited Lizzy was about getting pregnant, she hoped that everything would be successful for her kid sister.

"Don’t worry. You are also very important to us."

Lizzy was glad that her family was there, but being away from her husband weighed heavily on her heart. She wanted to be there when he regained consciousness and asked,

"Can I see Daniel? I want to be by his side."

Robin thought for a while and said, "I will talk to the doctor. We could get you there in a wheelchair, or I could carry you since you are on bedrest."

"Wheelchair will be fine. I want to be with him so you can’t be waiting to take me back," Lizzy said.

She had no idea that Robin’s guilt made him feel completely responsible for her, aside from the fact that she was his sister-in-law.

"Brina, how about your breast milk?" Lizzy asked worriedly. She never experienced it but heard Sabrina complain about engorgement the first time her breast milk came in. Her breast was so heavy and painful, only relieved when the twins sucked.

"If I go home to shower, I will pump it out for them and come back to see you. I have to go check on Matilda too, but I will be brief and return," Sabrina explained her plan. She was on maternity leave so it was easy for her.

She was also happy that her father took her suggestion and promoted some of the managers as senior executives to manage the company affairs so aside from that issue with the inferior jewelry, everything was going well at JC Minerals too.

Robin discerned that Lizzy was still concerned about stressing out her sister and assured her,

"Don’t worry. If she’s not here, I, Devin, or Jacob would be here. Your father left earlier."

Lizzy was greatly worried to know that her father knew about her situation. Now the old man would be disturbed.

"You shouldn’t have let him come," she said remorsefully, but Robin shook his head sadly,

"He is persistent. I won’t be surprised to see him here tomorrow."

Lizzy acknowledged that Robin was correct. Her father would always be her father, regardless of their age and ability to care for themselves. He was still constantly concerned about something happening to them.

"It’s okay. I’ll let him know that I’m fine so he won’t rush over," Lizzy said, with Robin and Sabrina nodding in agreement.

Robin went to speak to the doctor, and Lizzy was allowed to go stay with Daniel, but she had to remain in her wheelchair.

She hated having to stay seated when she had healthy legs to move around, but for the sake of her unborn child, she obediently complied.

The next day, Sabrina went to her father’s mansion to visit Matilda. Robin had suggested that Devin and Matilda move closer to the family, so they returned to the mansion.

Devin never liked having maids at the penthouse, so since Daniel and Lizzy were at the hospital and he had to visit, while his father watched over Matilda, Robin’s suggestion seemed reasonable.

The general arrived in time and came to visit as well, so Robin relayed everything to him during their visit.

"The scoundrel. I will take care of them myself," the general raged. Robin shook his head.

"No. This is my fight. What I want is for you to protect your daughter. They might target her because of you."

"I’m taking her with me. I’m not going on any more travels," he said seriously, but Matilda shook her head in refusal.

"But dad, I want to stay here. This is my new family."

"Alright. I will come and visit you every day. How about that?" The general asked, his voice as soft as a feather, and Matilda agreed, "That will be great."

A few days later, the news about Robin’s message went viral, and Estelle reported it to the three people on the bed.

"I’m not sure you are going to like it, but Mr. Jewel has just announced his wedding with Sabrina. He said the date would be announced in a few weeks, and even his enemies are free to attend."

"Damn him!" the man on the bed cursed. "Get the doctor. We have to act fast," he ordered. He couldn’t allow Sabrina to marry Robin again, but Hazel’s words caused him to reconsider.

"What will you do? You will still need to go six to eight weeks without lifting much weight. You will also need to refrain from vigorous physical activity for six to eight weeks. Did you forget that due to the intensity of your surgery, you might even need an extra eight months to fully recover?" Hazel reminded him.

Fake Robin was seething with anger and frustration. "But he’s marrying Sabrina again. I can’t bear it," he fumed, wishing he could go and take out Robin right then and there.

"Didn’t you say you were going to take him out? Let’s wait a few months. Their security will relax and then we can strike again," Hazel suggested. Estelle forced a smile and added,

"I think Hazel is right. Mr. Jewel also issued a warning. It sounds like he wants you to stop hiding."

Fear gripped the fake Robin’s heart as he realized that Robin had figured out that the accident wasn’t just an accident.

"I want to hear what he said."

"I’ll play it for you."

As the man on the bed listened to Robin’s voice and his cold words, his teeth clenched. "He wants me to show my face? I will, but not when he’s expecting it."

"That’s the plan. We shouldn’t make it easy for him this time, and by the time he realizes, he’ll be at our mercy," Hazel agreed. Brea remained silent.

Meanwhile, at the villa, Robin woke up to the sound of his phone ringing. Seeing it was Peter, he answered,

"Robin, I have good news..."