Holly was sure she had hear Sasha wrong. "Jenz?"

"Yes, some people in Port Charles are seeing him as just another resident." Sasha was still fuming about this.

"Sweetheart do you mind if I put you on speaker? Your father is awake." Holly wanted to make sure Sasha was okay with it.

"Of course not. He needs to know, too." Sasha had no problem with Robert hearing this, it would save her having to repeat it.

Holly put the call on speaker.

"Sasha, I'm here too." Robert spoke up. "Has Sidwell done anything?"

"No, not yet but it's the fact that some of the residence are welcoming him. Deception is actually wanting to work with him." Sasha was hurt that people she considered friends wanted to work with someone who almost killed her.

"Don't worry about a thing, babe. Your mother and I are going to be there. At least in town to make sure he doesn't target you again." Robert wanted to reassure two of his girls.

"Robert wouldn't that put mother in danger?" Sasha really didn't want Holly to possibly get hurt.

"Sweetheart, I will be fine. You matter more than anything. Now you take care of you and the baby and we will see you soon." Holly told Sasha, hoping that she put her mind at ease.

Sasha didn't want to admit that a hug from her mother would be nice. She was close to Nina, always would be, but she had gotten very busy with Willow. Her mother was trying and the further she got into this pregnancy the more she understood how scary the world was to Holly when she was pregnant with her. "Just be careful. I love you both." Sasha told them both.

"I love you too." Holly told Sasha.

"And I love you too, be careful." Robert ended the call then looked at Holly. "We can make a quick trip to Port Charles and take care of our girl or maybe you should stay here."

Holly shook her head no, she absolutely would not be staying. "No, I told Sasha I would be there too. I may have let her down a lot in her life but not anymore." Holly sat up and threw the covers off of her.

The two of them got their flight scheduled and started packing.