Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife
Chapter 158

Chapter 158

Chapter 158 Nancy In Danger (2)

Nancy couldn’t help but wonder if Christian had safely returned from his mission. So, she decided tosend a voice message in response, asking, “Have you returned?”

He promptly replied with a text message, confirming, ‘Yes. I just got back.

“That’s great! Welcome back.”

Concerned for her well-being due to her slurred voice, he asked, ‘Do you have someone with you?’

Still somewhat disoriented, Nancy surveyed her surroundings before responding, “Someone?” Shecontinued, “Yes. There are many people here, dancing and partying everywhere. I didn’t want to jointhem, so I’m sitting here by myself, sipping on a drink.”

Drink? Christian couldn’t help but focus on the mention of the word “drink.” He was aware of thedeceptive nature of bar beverages, which often packed a stronger punch than their taste mightsuggest. His concern deepened as it became clear that she was significantly intoxicated. Worried forher safety, he asked, ‘Where are you?”

Still in a daze, Nancy attempted to answer, “Me?” She glanced around the bar and finally mumbled thename, “** Bar.”

‘All right. Wait for me, and don’t wander off. I’m coming to replace you..

With a clear directive, he immediately instructed Dylan, “Go to ** Bar.”

“Boss, are you going to replace her?”

“What do you think?” Christian asked in return

Dylan was speechless.

His question seemed quite redundant indeed.

After Nancy put down her phone, she rested her head on the table. The effects of her intoxication weretaking a toll, making even crawling seem like a challenge. Her disoriented vision made the people infront of her appear blurry and unsteady.

Amidst her dizziness, Nancy’s blurred vision caught sight of several men approaching her, confirmingher earlier bad feeling. One of the men walked toward her, offering, “Miss, are you alone? You’re drunk.We’ll take you home.

“No. I can go home by myself.”

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However, the men’s patience wore thin. One of them seized her hand, while another gripped hershoulder and forcefully pulled her to her feet.

Despite her drunken state, Nancy’s basic instincts remained intact. She reached out and pushed themaway, crying out, “Go away. Leave me alone.”

Undeterred, the men persisted. “Miss, you’re so pretty. Don’t be shy!” Their hands reached out onceagain.

Fighting back her tears, she struggled to ward them off. “No. Don’t touch me. Go away.”

However, the men who had identified her as their target were persistent and determined. With no onearound to intervene, they grew increasingly bold and almost resorted to dragging her out.

As the men closed in on Nancy, their aggressive behavior escalated, and her desperate attempts tofend them off only intensified her panic. She knew that letting them take her away would result inserious trouble, and her instincts kicked in. In her disoriented state, Nancy’s voice trembled as sheimplored them, “Go away… Get lost, all of you.” However, her efforts to escape were in vain, and shecould feel her legs giving way. With a sudden. stumble, she crashed to the unforgiving floor, causingintense pain and dizziness.

The wicked intentions of the approaching men sent shivers down her spine. She clung to herself,desperately attempting to retreat, but her back met a table, leaving her almost trapped beneath it.

Seeing Nancy without an escape route, the men, growing more patient, continued to approach,tormenting her.

“Please, let me go. I’m married; I’m not your target.” Her voice quivered with weakness as her entirebody trembled in fear like a jelly.

However, the man laughed heartily, saying, “Miss, lying isn’t a good habit. You’re so pretty; how couldyou be married?”

Clutching her body in fear, Nancy reiterated, “I really am married; I didn’t lie to you. Please, let me go!”

However, these men were unwavering in their determination and showed signs of impatience as one ofthem eagerly approached, rubbing his hands together.

As terror engulfed Nancy, her mind went blank, leaving her with only one emotion-fear. Theapproaching man’s face grew larger in her disoriented vision, and instinctively, she reached forsomething on the table without thinking. In a frantic act of self-defense, she swung the object at theman.

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A resounding thud filled the air, and the man clutched his head in agony, his face contorted in pain.Blood started to trickle from his head, slowly covering his face in at crimson mask.

As the man wiped the blood from his head, his anger intensified. He scolded Nancy loudly, “How dareyou strike me! Impressive, you’re tough. I don’t like those who are too timid. I prefer someone withspirit.”

Nancy, who had been acting without thinking when she struck the man, now felt a deeper sense of fearupon seeing him bleeding.

His menacing expression and unwavering demeanor continued to terrify her. She still clutched thebloodied ashtray in her hand, and the crimson liquid dripped onto her white. dress, creating a stark andunsettling contrast.

She was completely terrified, and her hand suddenly went limp, causing the ashtray to fall to theground, creating a clattering sound that pierced through the tense air. Each clink of the fallen ashtrayfelt like a blow to her heart, leaving a haunting impact on her.

In that intense moment, the man crouched down and picked up the fallen ashtray, holding it in onehand. With deliberate motions, he wiped off the bloodstains from the edge of the ashtray, an eeriecalmness contrasting the chaos around them. Then, he extended his hand toward her.

Nancy, trembling with fear, had backed herself against a wall, realizing she had nowhere. to escape.“No… Please… I’m begging you. Let me go,” she cried out helplessly, her body shrinking as shedesperately tried to distance herself from the menacing man. Unfortunately, her efforts were in vain.

At this critical juncture, she watched in horror as the man smeared the blood from the ashtray all overher face. The sticky and wet sensation spread rapidly across her skin, making her feel nauseous andon the verge of vomiting.

However, the man was unrelenting, gripping her chin with one hand and delivering a stern warning. “Bea good girl, and you’ll be more comfortable. Otherwise, it will be even more painful.” Following thesewords, he wiped his bloodied hand on her white dress right before her eyes, further intensifying herhelplessness. With determination, he then turned to his companions and issued a chilling command,“Boys, take her away.”

Nancy was consumed by fear, realizing that mere pleas would be useless in this desperate situation.She would rather die than be captured by them. Without hesitation, she seized an opportunity andgrabbed a knife from the table. Pressing the sharp blade against her chin, she mustered the courage tospeak firmly, “I understand that begging won’t be effective, but if you wish to avoid bloodshed, youshould release me. I would prefer death. over being taken by you. If you don’t want to cause a fatality,please let me go.” The knife was incredibly sharp, its gleaming blade pressing against her neck as thinlines of blood

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began to trickle down.

As Christian and Dylan arrived at the scene, they were immediately filled with apprehension.

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