All Chapters of Desperate Measures: Chapter 91 - Chapter 94

Her head hurt, and she let out a little moan as she looked around the room, taking in the sight and noticing everything that seemed different. That wasn’t the room that Liya remembered as hers. In fact, nothing looked similar. Nothing seemed familiar. Who would dare to tie her up in a room like that? The room was shady and she was tied to a hard chair that made her waist hurt.There was only one single flickering dim bulb right above her head. As she tried looking up, the bulb suddenly became so bright that her eyes and her head hurt badly. She could feel her dress sticking to her skin. It was soaking wet. She didn’t know what happened, but she was wet. She pulled against the ropes, wanting to get out of that place as quickly as she could. She didn’t know who would have done something like that. The document that she had thrown downstairs was the only thing that mattered and she had to get it back. It might enter the wrong hands again if she didn't do that soon. She was worrying so

Liya woke up for the hundredth time. She seemed to have fallen asleep when Damian was speaking. Every single time she woke up, she was sure that they were doing something in front of her but she wasn’t sure what they were doing to begin with. Sometimes, Damian’s hands were all over her and before she would even be able to say a word, she would feel a little prick on her skin before falling asleep again. But this time, she was fully awake and she was thankful they had kept her awake. Her throat was dry and there was a stale taste on her tongue. Her legs were aching, and there was a throbbing sensation around them. She couldn’t think straight, but she was sure that something was wrong.The metal doors clicked open, and someone walked in. Liya struggled to keep her eyes open as she watched the figure approach her. She didn’t care who it was. She wanted to beg the person to just let her go. She didn’t know if the document was still in the same place it was when she had dropped it earlier