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Chapter_299
A group of men suddenly entered the frame, surrounding her.
Any adult could predict what was about to happen next.
The comments flooded in, crude and invasive.
“Is Loraine Torres really streaming this?”
“I had no idea she was this bold. How can she handle so many men at once?”
“Come on, just get it over with!”
“Wow, this woman is disgusting…”
Marco’s blood boiled as he read through the comments. His grip on the phone tightened until his fingers turned white.
He wished he could make those people regret their words.
“Damn it!”
Trying to stay calm, he suppressed his fury.
Now wasn’t the time to lose his temper—he had to find Loraine as soon as possible.
After taking a deep breath, Marco focused on the live stream.
The hotel logo on the pillow immediately caught his eye.
The room was spacious and lavishly decorated, clearly not a standard room.
Loraine must be in the presidential suite on the top floor.
Without hesitation, Marco dropped the phone and charged out of the hall.
In the luxurious presidential suite on the top floor, Loraine lay on the bed, surrounded by men.
The leader among them was Gilmore, a man who had once tried to make a move on her during a business dinner.
“Remember how you rejected me back then? Now you’ve invited us to your fancy suite. Quite the change of heart, huh?”
Gilmore’s associates eyed Loraine with hunger, their gazes roaming over her as if she were their prey.
“Shut up!” Loraine snapped, her voice sharp. “I didn’t invite any of you here! We’ve all been tricked! This suite is under surveillance, and everything is being broadcast live. So calm down and think this through!”
Gilmore hesitated for a moment, but his attention was quickly diverted.
The air in the room had been laced with an intoxicating scent, clouding the men’s senses.
Loraine’s heart raced as she realized the situation was slipping out of her control.
She dug her nails into her palm to stay focused and discreetly reached for the emergency contact beneath her pillow.
Unfortunately, she wasn’t quick enough.
