The President's Pregnant, Ex-Wife-Chapter 454 - I Have Eyes Everywhere

The fake Robin was disappointed because his plans had not worked. With the agent standing there, how could he access the WC and look for a way of escape?

Also, he expected that there would be some kind of entrance for them to use to a washroom, not what was happening in front of him.

"You are watching," he said to the agent.

If the agent could face the other way, the fake Robin could analyze the WC to check if there was a way around using it to escape.

The agent carried a personal grudge towards the fake Robin, wondering the reason why Mr. Jewel was even wasting time in keeping the man alive when he should be dead.

"You are already dead meat. Pee now or it goes back," he replied in annoyance, ready to press the blue button again as he continued,

"If you pee inside your glass cubicle, you will live with the smell. As for food, Mr. Jewel said that he isn’t responsible for you," the agent let out a sinister smile.

Without food and water, these people would be dying slowly by the day and the agent was happy with that.

Under the agent’s watch, they peed one by one and he pressed the blue button again, the WC lowered and nothing showed that it had even existed.

Having nothing else to do, he left them in the cubicle. Even he did not know how to open it, though he wished he did.

How he would have loved to torture them before Mr. Jewel arrives. Hazel was greatly pained by the way everything turned out.

After all they endured with the general and escaping narrowly, they wind up in a glass cage without taking down any of their enemies.

Letting out her frustration, she addressed the fake Robin, "Congratulations, Mr. fake Robin. You succeeded in killing us all."

Brea’s eyes were already teary and she wished she had just stayed in prison like her dad and not agreed to the plan to fake her death and escape.

At least she would have remained alive and in the prison, she still had warm meals and a place to lay her head.

The bill for regret was a luxury she could not afford. However, Estelle was already in tears at the sound of Hazel’s words and cried,

"Kill? But I have a family."

"You need to be quiet. When you were taking all that money, were you thinking about your family?" the fake Robin raged, angered by the hypocritical behavior of Hazel’s caretaker.

"Sir, I’m sorry but everything I did and every job I took was to provide for my large family. If I had refused, wouldn’t you have killed me?" She asked, leaving the fake Robin without a response.

If she had refused the jobs given to her by either him or Hazel, they would have seen her as disloyal and likely tried to eliminate her.

"I guess I would never see my father again. Nor my mom. I was hoping to go stay with her in Florida when everything was over," Brea reminisced, shedding a few tears.

But Mara caught something in her words that greatly angered her. "You wanted Robin. You wanted his memory to be wiped so he could be yours. Being with your mother was never in your plans."

Brea couldn’t deny Hazel’s accusation, as she knew it was true. She only missed her mother because all her plans had failed.

It all started with falling in love with the wrong person. From the beginning, she should have known that she was not match for Sabrina.

"How long do you think it would take before they kill us?" She asked in a teary voice, everybody was depressed.

They knew that there was no surviving this moment. Neither Robin nor the general planned to let them live.

They had been tortured to the point where they were thought to be dead. This time around, they didn’t know what kind of death awaited them, as none of them had been tortured so far.

There wasn’t any torture machine in view, so their anticipation of what would happen to them and when only increased their fears.

"Robin better pray that I don’t make it out of here alive. If I do, he would never see the light of day," the fake Robin vowed, but Hazel burst into laughter.

"What is so funny," the fake Robin asked and Hazel shrugged,

"You couldn’t win against him even when you had all the chances in the world. You are useless."

The imposter Robin was filled with rage as he grabbed Hazel by the throat and snarled,

"I may have failed to defeat Robin, but I despise you for everything you’ve done to me. If I had succeeded in killing Robin, you would have been next."

Hazel was shocked, her eyes bulging in fear. Both women tried to pry the imposter’s hand from her throat, but he only tightened his grip, leaving Hazel gasping for breath as her vision blurred.

Just when she thought all hope was lost, the agent shouted, "enough!"

The imposter immediately released his hold, and Hazel collapsed to the floor, coughing violently.

"As much as I would have enjoyed watching you two kill each other, Mr. Jewel has other plans for you," the agent said, putting his phone on speaker so they could hear Robin’s voice.

"If you kill her, you will take her punishment as yours," Robin warned. He wanted to see each of them suffer for their wickedness so if the fake Robin eliminated Hazel, then he would face double punishment.

His, and Hazel’s. Unbeknownst to them, Robin had been watching everything and had instructed the agent to bring the phone to them.

The agent was happy to have not fallen into the trap of the woman who tried to bribe him. If not, he would have equally been on a death list.

"How did you know what I was doing? This man must have told you," the imposter seethed. But Robin remained calm.

"Even he was unaware until I alerted him. Trying to buy your way out, nice try. Fortunately for me, I have eyes everywhere," Robin said before ending the call.

Hazel lay pale and silent on the floor, realizing that the imposter had never forgiven her. She never spoke another word, whether good or bad, after that revelation.

Two days later, weakened by lack of food and water, they saw six people standing outside their glass prison, and their hope turned to fear. freeweɓnovēl.coɱ