Chapter 1216
Chapter 1216:
The manager froze, not understanding what he intended to do.
“I need your phone. Right now!” Dunn roared, his usual composure cracking.
Still shaken, the manager handed it over. After all, anyone who could afford a private room was either wealthy or influential, and the restaurant couldn’t afford to offend a guest like him.
The moment Dunn had the phone, he dialed a number and said sharply, “Pull every CCTV recording around the restaurant using the coordinates I’m about to send you. Search everywhere and find Margo as fast as possible. Spare no effort p>
Then Dunn called Margo’s agent. He had met her before and had memorized her number.
“What did you say?” Margo’s agent exclaimed.
At that moment, the agent was in Annabel’s office. The news left her stunned—and Annabel confused.
“All right. Understood. We’ll be there immediately,” the agent said urgently.
Seeing how pale the agent looked as she ended the call, Annabel frowned. “What’s wrong p>
“Margo is missing,” the agent replied, her voice trembling with fear.
“What?” The words hit Annabel like a thunderclap. She stood there, momentarily stunned, then forced herself to stay calm.
Margo was a straightforward person, someone who never stirred up trouble. How could she possibly have been kidnapped?
With that thought, Annabel immediately called Rupert. “Rupert, Margo is missing. I need to find her as soon as possible, so don’t wait for me tonight p>
Rupert’s voice dropped. “Where are you right now? I’ll come pick you up p>
With a group of bodyguards in tow, Rupert arrived at Star Entertainment to pick Annabel up.
At the same time, Annabel got in touch with Dunn. Since she already knew Margo had gone to dinner with him, she had done a quick check on Dunn’s background earlier that day.
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“Who do you think did this?” Annabel asked, frowning.
In the car, Annabel tracked Margo’s phone signal as quickly as she could. The location pointed to a villa in a quiet residential area on the outskirts of the city, where few people lived.
“We need to go there immediately,” Annabel said firmly. She knew every minute they wasted increased the danger Margo was in. The kidnappers’ motives were still unknown, and that uncertainty was terrifying. Who knew what they might do to her?
Meanwhile, Dunn had also managed to trace the vehicle that had taken Margo toward the suburban villa district.
Once he and Annabel met up, they headed straight for the villa where Margo was being held.
The tension on Annabel’s side was suffocating.
Meanwhile, Margo was in a desperate situation. She edged backward on the bed, her eyes locked on Joziah as he advanced on her. Her mind raced, scrambling for a way to buy time.
“Wait! I-I want to take a shower first. I’m not comfortable when my skin is still damp p>