The President's Pregnant, Ex-Wife
Chapter 361 – You wife saved my life.

Chapter 361: Chapter 361 – You wife saved my life.

"Lizzy, could you please check with the caterers for some healthy snacks? Tilda is pregnant as well," Sabrina said to Lizzy, who was standing with Daniel. The two of them were inseparable, and Sabrina was thrilled for her sister.

Lizzy was taken aback by the news of Matilda’s pregnancy, wondering how many babies would be welcomed into the world.

Since no one knew if Matilda was expecting a single or multiple birth, Sabrina’s announcement caught Lizzy off guard.

"God, why didn’t anyone tell me sooner?" Lizzy asked, sounding disappointed.

However, Sabrina felt no remorse. It wasn’t her pregnancy, and she didn’t think it was her place to share the news.

Only this time, she was doing it because of the healthy snacks she wanted for Matilda.

"I just did," Sabrina replied.

Lizzy smiled, half-jokingly saying, "I guess I should get pregnant too. Then all our kids would be the same age."

Sabrina grew impatient, her legs starting to ache in her stilettos. She wanted to return to her seat.

"Enough with the jokes, just get us the snacks," she said with a smile. Lizzy playfully responded, "On one condition."

Before Sabrina could ask what the condition was, a familiar voice interrupted them from behind.

"Is that Sabrina James?"

Sabrina thought she was dreaming, but when she turned around, she realized it was not a dream at all.

"Michael Conney?" she exclaimed, shocked to see him. Robin had just asked about him a few days ago.

Michael Conney no longer had the melancholic look he had in college, and it made him even more attractive.

"I didn’t expect you to still recognize me," he said, hugging her without permission. As they pulled away, they noticed two angry pairs of eyes glaring at them.

Robin arrived and was taken aback to see Sabrina embracing a man she had claimed to have not seen since college, which upset him.

Throughout their marriage, Sabrina had never given him a reason to be jealous, mainly because she rarely left the house.

Now, faced with these feelings after their divorce, Robin couldn’t help but feel strange.

When Sabrina noticed Robin, she quickly introduced the man,

"My King, meet Michael Conney." She turned to Michael and said, "Michael, meeting my..." Robin feared she would mention a fiancé, so he interjected,

"Husband. I’m Robin Jewel."

There was no warmth in Robin’s handshake with Michael, and Michael could sense his coldness.

However, Robin’s icy demeanor couldn’t dampen Michael’s joy at seeing Sabrina again after so many years.

"Nice to meet you," Michael said. "I’m just happy to see her again. Your wife saved my life years ago."

Robin’s eyes widened. "She did?" He wondered why Sabrina had lied about not hearing from Michael since college when it seemed he had always been around.

Robin made a mental note to ask her about it later as Michael began to explain everything.

"You see, my sister was killed right in front of me, and I couldn’t do anything to stop it," Michael’s expression turned sorrowful, and his eyes became glassy. But he forced a smile and continued,

"I carried the guilt and fell into a deep depression. I walked through college alone and lifeless. No one bothered to find out what was happening to me. The day I planned to end it all, she was there by my side."

Michael’s smile widened as he recalled that moment. "When she spoke to me, I felt serene and calm, and that was enough to give me hope."

"She never gave up on me, especially after I explained the reason for my sorrow to her. Not a single day went by in college without her checking on me and making sure I was okay. It meant the world to me."

"Her friendship gave me hope to keep going, and I always thought about her when I moved to Chicago after finishing my studies," Michael concluded, a smile on his face.

Robin felt a twinge of remorse for feeling so jealous without understanding the situation, but the question about Sabrina claiming not to know Michael’s whereabouts still lingered, so he asked,

"So how long have you been in Manhattan?"

Michael shrugged and pointed to a girl chatting with a group of friends.

Robin remembered they were Matilda’s school friends whom Devin had invited but warned them to keep it a secret.

When he spied on Matilda the last time, he felt certain that she wouldn’t mind his inviting her friends since she already told them about their relationship.

Devin also hoped it would deter Matilda’s friend from lusting after him, which turned out to be successful.

"This is my first time here. I came to surprise my girlfriend. She and the bride attend the same school. When I arrived without her knowledge, she was happy but also mentioned she was attending a wedding, so I followed her here, and seeing Sabrina, I’m glad I did."

Sabrina was overjoyed to see him alive and well, and she beamed, "I’m so happy to see you again. I thought you had died."

"Hahaha. I don’t think I’ll be dying anytime soon, especially since I never got the chance to properly thank you for being my only friend back in college," Michael said with a smile.

Robin understood that their meeting at the party was purely coincidental and internally cursed himself for being so jealous. Sabrina responded,

"I’m glad I could help."

Sabrina returned to her spot with Robin, and seeing Matilda so excited, she couldn’t help but feel happy for her best friend.

"How are you feeling now?" Sabrina teasingly asked Matilda, as Robin and Devin engaged in conversation.

"I’m better than ever, Sabrina. How long have you known? He never showed any signs, and I thought he had given up on me."

Sabrina chuckled and responded cautiously, "Now that you know he hasn’t given up on you, I hope you give him the happiness he deserves."

Matilda couldn’t stop smiling, her jaws aching from it as she replied,

"He’ll be the one telling me to slow down when he finds out how much I’ve changed for him. All I want now is to make him the happiest man on Earth."

Sabrina’s heart warmed as she said, "I’m so glad to hear that. Devin loves you so much, and he deserves your love too."

"Thank you for everything, Sabrina. I can see that you’re genuinely happy for me. And as your best friend, I’ve noticed it even when others might not have."

Sabrina frowned slightly, wondering what Matilda was talking about, as Matilda looked at her with a curious expression.

"Matilda, what are you talking about?"

"Sabrina, I know that you long to get married again. Will you reconsider the plan and get married sooner?" Sabrina stiffened at the question.

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