Se connecterChapter 230The screen displayed a blurred, frantic shot of the women being shoved out onto the dock.MARK DAVIS (Live Reporter, audio strained, whispering intensely): “—Olivia, the hostages are out! We can see at least eight women, 3 kids and the armed suspect holding the infant! The Police, led by Frank Dalton on the command line, have maintained a safe distance, but you can feel the tension. The city is holding its breath! The suspect, completely desperate, is using the baby to cover their retreat. The fate of this child, and these women, rests entirely on the suspect’s next move.”OLIVIA VANCE: “The level of depravity is beyond comprehension. This suspect is trying to negotiate safe passage while holding an infant at gunpoint. Frank Dalton, the CEO of Dalton International, personally on the ground, has confirmed he is in direct negotiation. We understand that Dr. Elena Rivers, the woman who reportedly orchestrated this escape, is among the hostages. Her safety—and the safety of
Chapter 228 But even as he boasted, his eyes darted toward the hallway where the sirens were now deafening. Doubt, so cold and poisonous, was creeping into his resolve, competing fiercely with the bloodlust. A new sound cut through the chaos—a deep, amplified voice booming through external speakers that shook the very foundation of the warehouse. “THIS IS THE POLICE! YOU ARE SURROUNDED! COME OUT NOW WITH YOUR HANDS UP! THIS IS YOUR ONLY WARNING!” The police broadcast echoed throughout the facility, silencing the guards instantly. They were trapped. The leader, the man with the gun pointed at me, was sweating profusely. He was running out of options. His frantic glances around the room betrayed the sudden, terrifying reality: Mia was gone, and he was cornered. Then, his eyes fell on Marianne, huddled in the corner, clutching the baby. The sight of the vulnerable infant, the ultimate pawn in Mia’s sick game, sparked a cruel, desperate idea in his eyes—the ugly, last-ditch ma
Chapter 227 The siren was no longer a distant whisper; it was a roaring declaration, the promise of salvation physically tearing through the oppressive, metallic silence of the night. It was the sound of the world rushing in. I burst out of the staff room, leaving Thomas whimpering by the door, his world having just crashed down around him. I didn't spare him a second glance. He deserved to die if I was asked. The betrayal was behind me. My bruised body ignored the sudden, jarring pain that was coming. My sole, laser-focused objective was the immediate, violent extraction of the women. I flew down the concrete stairs, my worn boots hammering the treads. When I reached the lower corridor, the air vibrated not just with the wail of the sirens, but with the frantic, terrified energy of Mia’s remaining guards. “Code Red! Code Red! Someone called the cops! Get to the cells!” I saw two guards sprint past the intersection, abandoning their posts, their fear dissolving their l
Chapter 229From the outside, another voice boomed—calm, authoritative, yet laced with urgency. It was Frank Dalton. His voice was the voice of command and immense resources.Frank’s voice, now closer and slightly less amplified, was speaking directly into the facility through a megaphone near the entrance.FRANK : “We see the child! Do not harm the child! We are backing off, just keep the weapon away from the baby’s head! We are pulling back all armed units from the perimeter!”The leader watched the hallway entrance intently. He saw the police lights flashing through the service corridor windows. He saw the shadows of the SWAT team retreating. He had bought himself a few crucial minutes.He dragged the hysterical Marianne (who was barely conscious) and the other women out of the cell, shoving us into the center of the corridor. He kept the baby held tight against his chest, the gun pressed to the tiny skull.FRANK : “Doctor Elena. I am here. We are getting you out. Stay calm,
Chapter 226 “It’s fine! It was a false alarm,” he snapped, slamming the door shut and leaning his full weight against it, catching his breath. He looked at me, saw the table near the window, and instantly realized the truth. “You lied!” he roared, his veneer of romantic desire shattering into ugly violence. He lunged across the room. “Get away from me!” I screamed, sidestepping his desperate grab. He was fast and strong, fueled by betrayal. He cornered me between the wall and the water cooler. His hands shot out, pinning my arms against my sides. “You filthy whore! You used me!” he spat, his face inches from mine, the smell of stale cigarettes and sweat suffocating me. “Let go of me, Thomas!” I yelled, struggling against his superior strength. I brought my knee up hard, connecting with his groin. He gasped, his grip loosening just enough. I twisted free and brought the sharpened plastic down, slicing a shallow but painful cut across the back of his exposed hand. He scre
Chapter 224 He let out a grunt of pure, sickening satisfaction. He fumbled with his zipper, his focus absolutely fixed on the moment of physical domination. He tore the condom packet open with one hand, his eyes never leaving mine, ready to complete the ugly ritual of his power fantasy. His hips surged forward, pressing against me with grinding force, ready to push me down onto the table. I braced myself, knowing the last stage of the plan—the distraction—had to happen now, or I was lost…… My virginity would be taken by this beast…. No I would rather die….. I calculated the exact trajectory of his body, the placement of the table edge against my ribs, the unbearable weight of his desire. And then, just as his weight began to fall, just as his mouth descended heavily toward mine, the stillness of the facility was violently, explosively shattered. A high-pitched, agonising shriek tore through the walls. It wasn't the sound of an asthma attack. It was a terrifying, guttu







