Chapter 6 Saving Peyton
Freya gritted her teeth, and she ignored the cramping sensations in her stomach.
She climbed toward the first man; everyone surrounding her was mocking and laughing at her. Peyton was shouting and crying, but someone covered up her mouth. She was wailing miserably.
Freya felt terrible, but she had to do it no matter what.
Peyton was not supposed to be involved, but she accidentally dragged her into this mess. She had a guilty conscience.
She can’t imagine what would happen to Peyton if she ran away.
She had nothing to lose anymore, so she could bring herself to obey their instructions. All it mattered to her was for Peyton to leave safely.
Freya slowly crawled on the hard and icy floor tiles. She was shivering from her knee pain.
She crawled over the legs of the first man, and she kneeled as she drank the first glass. Her hands were trembling badly, but she still forced herself to finish it.
She felt the burning sensation in her stomach, and she suddenly laid on the floor and spit a mouthful of blood.
“Fay!” Peyton broke free, but she was being kicked to the ground; she groaned in pain.
“Don’t hit her; I’ll drink it! I’ll drink it!” Freya felt that she was out of breath, and she had tinnitus. She glanced miserably at the surroundings, and there was fringe.
Robert slapped his thighs and said, “Ha, ha! This is so fun!”
“Is the wine good?”
Freya forced a smile, and she answered, “Yes, thank you, Mr. Reeves!”
a dog! Do it now!” He
foot on this floor. It was a private room, but it was
space to have a business meeting. The ones who were allowed to be here were usually his best friends, even though his biggest customer might not have
noisy atmosphere,
seem like his usual self tonight; his face
reclamation project. If we can get this project, our future will be
estate developer in Saeville; he was being brought back to the country by Nathaniel. Nobody knew that Nathaniel actually held
company? I can be running it.” Another handsome man in a motorcycle suit and earrings agreed with a smile. He was a financial tycoon in Saeville; his name was Xavier, and his nickname was Knuckles. He was
Group account password with his help. They stole a lot of confidential information without
defeated and ruined the
blueprint for the development of the Morgan
was the only one keeping his thoughts to himself; he stared into the
wine in his hand;
a careful knock on the door;
so weird; usually no one would dare interrupt Nathaniel’s gathering. Is someone having a death wish? sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access
door. “M…
frowned and answered,
her hand that was
reach out to him because she was afraid that woman might be severely injured
customers who played too wild in the Red Shift, but none of their lives were harmed back
customers, and they would let the women off the
torture that woman. But she was a very smart woman; she could tell that
woman was really dead, she would definitely take
she gathered her courage
it anxiously, and she put
on the tablet. He was stunned for a while, and then his
Freya had already crawled under a man’s legs, and she
also heard about Freya
woman, but seeing what was happening in front of them, they felt that the ruthless Nathaniel might
family and the Morgan family happened in the older generation; Freya was actually oblivious to
jailed, and her hand is disabled. So,
them looked at Nathaniel; they wanted to persuade him, but he had a murderous
keep
figure; he was sitting still, and his
up. But someone stood up and dashed
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