187: Chapter 187 – Someone has been in this closet

Chapter 187 – Someone has been in this closet

"So, what are your plans for the baby?"

It was an innocent question but Robin lacked an answer to it, merely by the way Sabrina stared at him. 

The fear of offending her did not allow him to let his intentions be made known.

"Grandma, the baby is still in the womb. Let them come out first."

The old woman felt anxious and gave Robin her attention. 

"Why do you say them?" She was already excited about Sabrina giving them multiple babies. 

Robin smiled and gave her hope, "Because I know that they are twins."

Grandma did not hide her excitement, whereas Sabrina was looking blankly at Robin.

"How?" Grandma asked. 

Robin looked at Sabrina and smiled, glad to have gotten the old man's attention for a while.

"Sabrina has a very flat stomach and she is yet to hit three months but look at her bump?"

Robin's analysis was not making sense to the old woman since Sabrina's dress hid her bump very well.

"I don't see it." 

"But I do," Robin insisted, not wanting to be discouraged that his analysis was wrong. 

This was the only hope he had to get at least two children with his ex-wife. Cecilia gave up,

"Since you are the only one seeing it, have you decided on a name for the child yet?"

Sabrina spoke before Robin could respond. "If she's a girl, I'll name her after you."

"That would make me so happy," Cecilia smiled broadly and spoke. 

They spent hours with the old woman yet, it felt like minutes because of how happily she and Sabrina chatted. 

Robin had to inform them about the time to not miss going to the new villa.

"Grandma, it's getting late and we have to pass through the new villa." 

He felt guilty by the dismayed look in his grandmother's eyes but whether they stayed longer or not, they would still have to go.

"What are you going to do there?" Grandma asked since Robin had not told her about it earlier. 

With Sabrina around, the old woman also ensured to not make mention of anything about Zayla.

Whatever would upset Sabrina had to be pushed to the corner for her sanity. 

Robin did not have the confidence to tell her about what they were going to do there, since he felt ashamed to only take an interest in his father's memory after his death and not when he was alive.

"Just to check a few things."

"Okay."

Granda was about to tell her caretaker to pick up the keys for them when Robin thought about something and decided to alert her,

"But grandma, I will need one of your drivers to follow us and bring it back. It would be too stressful to drive Sabrina back for it."

"You can go with my driver," Cecilia readily agreed since it involved Sabrina.

After hugging Sabrina again, the old woman bid farewell to them but Robin was saddened.

"Grandma, what about me?"

"Sorry, grandson," the old woman hugged Robin before he felt a little better.

When Robin arrived at the new villa with Sabrina, she tensed slightly even before they went in. 

She relaxed a little upon seeing the maids and greeting them.

They usually used the back entrance into the villa so the front side was usually always closed, only used by Cecilia or Sabrina when coming in.

Nonetheless, none of them had even come to the villa after Sabrina gifted it to the old woman. 

Sabrina was a little hesitant when climbing the stairs, as so many memories began to download into her mind.

"Are you alright?" Robin asked carefully, Sabrina shook her head, regretting coming in the first place.

"Robin, I shouldn't be here."

Robin knew that the memory was painful for her and he could only blame himself for it. 

However, he still could not allow her to go without telling him about the reason why they came.

"I understand. Let's go to my father's room."

Hearing about his father, Sabrina smiled. "Yeah, let's go there."

As soon as Sabrina entered the room, her heart felt heavy and her eyes were filled with complex emotions. 

She recalled the number of times the old man called her to his room to comfort her whenever she saw videos or pictures of Robin with other women circulating the social media.

It was through him she derived the strength to survive it. It was the same strength that carried her through after the old man departed.

In this same room, he would praise her for being a strong and selfless woman.

In this same room, he made her promise to not give the villa to anyone. 

Sabrina was slightly guilty about that part but was sure that if the old man was alive, he would not have been upset by the decision she took.

She went to the closet and realized that things were not as they were supposed to be.

Still tears brimmed in the back of her eyes and though difficult, she would blink them back.

Some of the clothes were just mere clothes but some also carried special memories. 

As she watched the arrangement of the clothes in the closet, she realized exactly what was said,

"Someone has been in this closet."

Robin was shocked and asked her, "How did you know?"

"Because I arranged everything myself when he passed away," Sabrina said with a sad smile while hugging the clothes to her chest. 

She missed her father-in-law so much and wondered why good people like him should be taken away.0

Robin felt emotional upon seeing her like that and contemplated if he should inform her about the gift left behind for her but that would also mean that she would know that he knew about her anonymous donation.

"He left something for you but I don't have the keys to open the drawer in which he kept it," Robin said, dropping a hint to give her hope but also not going to tell her now. 

Her birthday was just a few weeks away and he was sure to bring her back to give it to her. 

However, it did not look like Sabrina could wait for so long, she asked,

"What did he leave for me?"

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