Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Chapter 339: Play as You Wish

"Earrings? I didn't see them, otherwise I'll ask someone to help us look for them."

"No, if my husband finds out, he'll kill me. Please, just help me look around here."

The woman pleaded.

Aurora felt unusually warm, unsure if it was because of the alcohol she had consumed. earlier. She wanted to refuse but couldn't withstand the woman's earnest pleas.

"The earrings were an engagement gift from my husband, I accidentally lost one just now, and my husband is not as gentle and considerate as Mr. Barnet. If his temper flares up when he finds out I lost it, I will surely suffer a terrible fate."

"Alright, I'll help you look."

Aurora reluctantly started searching on the ground. After a thorough search, she found no trace of the earring, and her body felt increasingly hotter.

"I remember now, it should be over there. Miss Montgomery, please come with me to look."

The woman insisted, pulling Aurora aside without further explanation.

Aurora frowned, "I have other things to do, you should ask someone else to accompany you."

"It's just ahead."

"Let go of me!"

Aurora's condition worsened. This place used to be a guard room but had been abandoned after a relocation.

A group of men approached Aurora, reeking of a foul odor. The woman, fearful of the beggars touching her, quickly let go of Aurora.

"Miss Montgomery, have fun, since you like messing around with men. There should be enough men here for you today."

The woman sneered from a distance.

years ago

I can't believe you're still so foolish. You escaped last time, but you won't be so lucky this time,"

"It's you again!"

almost

see if Mr. Barnet will still cherish you after these beggars have had their way with you," Ivy said with a

at Ivy, not as panicked as she had

giving you one chance to stop

talk big. How about you kneel before me now, and maybe I'll consider sparing you," Ivy vented her

life was truly wonderful. Aurora deserved such an

shy, this woman is here

like pouring fuel on

men, who begged on the streets daily and struggled even for basic sustenance, had not

animalistic desire,

do you think I'm still the naive girl from three years ago,

coldly. She wasn't sick with a cold or fever today, and even if her body was under the influence of drugs,

Don't you know how

exclaimed, seeing the crowd frozen in

Ivy did one man muster the

over.

the man approached, Aurora drew a sharp blade from her handbag. Ever since she had been set up by Eric, she had always carried a small knife. Ivy laughed mockingly, thinking Aurora was

said I was going to

the knife, the pain temporarily restoring her sanity from the drug's

"Go get her now!"

her, but Aurora swiftly kicked the nearest one between the legs, eliciting continuous howls of pain. Years of training had honed her skills. These beggars, accustomed only to kneeling and begging, were no

woman, still bleeding profusely from her hand, was too formidable,

not expecting Aurora to cut herself to counteract the drug's

Aurora advanced, her eyes filled with fear. Aurora's expression was icy

trembled in