The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 976

The man looked at her with a gaze of unconcealable lust. "I think so too."

Shannon leaned on the man’s body and said in a delicate tone, “You'd better not disappoint me later."

The man let out an even dirtier smile after hearing what she said and pulled her in to get on with business.

"What’s the rush, Mister?" Shannon pushed the man's chest and said in a pitiful manner, ''I've starved for days. If I don't eat, then I'm afraid I won't be able to serve you well.”

The man thought she had a point and readily answered, "I'll prepare food for you immediately.”

The man left after saying that.

When he came back, he was carrying a bag full of food in it.

After Shannon was done eating, she plopped on the man’s arms. From the looks on the man's face, it was obvious that he was completely taken with her.

Now that her clothes were changed and her belly was filled with food, I wondered what Shannon was really up to. However, seeing that she had no plans of doing anything at all, I could not sit still any longer.

The men had been waiting for a long time. Seeing that we were almost done eating, they looked a little impatiently at their leader.

The man embraced Shannon, looking at her with lustful eyes as he said, "We should begin, gorgeous.”

Shannon wrapped her arms around the man’s neck and said with a charming smile, "Of course."

Having said that, she looked at me and the other girls, hinting for us to rest easy.

Shannon was carried outside by the man, obviously to do what needed to be done.

With that, other men could not sit still anymore and each picked a girl they liked to their resting place.

"What do you want to know?"

"Where are we? Where are they taking us?"

The man narrowed his eyes slightly and said, "Don't even think about going back. At least 800 to 1,000 women have been here. Not once have I seen them leave."

Although my heart clenched, my expression remained the same. I continued to speak in a tender voice, "I know it's not possible to go back after coming here, but if I must die, I have to die knowing what’s happening to me, right?"

The man mulled it over and said, "This is a border village called Ridge Town. There are dozens of families in the village, and only a car can get you out o f here. You'll be sent abroad, but I have no idea where you'll be sold to or what the buyers will do to you."

He pressed down on me after saying that.

I could not continue to stall for time and searched frantically for ideas in my head, yet none came to mind.