Chapter Ten

"They have already left. This hotel is under my ownership, and I won't tolerate people thinking they can just come and go as they please," the man grumbled in irritation. Sienna frowned at his response. "Isn't that the purpose of a hotel?" she retorted. Irritated, the man shot her a disgusted glance. "We don't even know your name," he grunted. "Gabriel. That's my name. And let me tell you, the girl you're searching for is long gone. You'll be lucky if you ever find her," he chuckled sarcastically.

Sienna's frown deepened as she locked eyes with Gabriel. "We need to find her," she insisted firmly. "Her safety depends on it." She glanced back at Jason, silently urging him to also speak up.

Jason took a step forward, his voice steady. "Gabriel, we understand your concerns and respect your ownership of this hotel. But we have a duty and a responsibility to ensure this girl's and her children's well-being."

Gabriel crossed his arms, his expression hardened. "Why should I believe yo