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    But before Kallie could make the call, one of the men aggressively snatched the phone from her hand. In heavily ented English, he mocked, “Prettydy, who are you trying to call? Come, let’s have some fun. I’ll show you what happens when you upset people on vacation.”

    He then smashed Kallie’s phone on the floor.

    Linsey wasn’t faring much better, as her phone had been taken as well.

    Kallie and Linsey’s faces drained of color. They were stranded in a foreign country, making the situation more dire. Isted, with Jake and the children expected to return in thirty minutes, they were now phoneless and unable to reach out for help or contact the police.

    Kallie took a deep breath, calmed the panicked Linsey, and said firmly, “Alright, we’ll leave immediately.”

    Given the circumstances, Kallie realized they had no option but to exit. Facing off against a group of muscr men trained inbat was not feasible for them. There would be time for retributionter. For now, their immediate safety was the priority.

    The manager, seeing Kallie’s suddenpliance, shot a nce at the scarred man.

    The scarred man caught his cue and smirked knowingly.

    As Kallie and Linsey walked out of the hotel, the group of burly men encircled them once more. The scarred man then aggressively grasped Kallie’s arm.

    Kallie’s expression darkened as her heart sank. “We’re already leaving without causing any disturbance. We’re not even demanding our rooms anymore. What else do you want from us?”

    The scarred man smirked at both Kallie and Linsey. “But you two stole from my friend. We have to teach little thieves like you a lesson.”

    Linsey stared at them in utter disbelief. “Steal? There were so many people around. Who saw us take anything? You’re just trying to set us up. If you really think something’s been stolen, you should call the police.”

    At this, the scarred man and his crew erupted inughter.

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    Then, with calcted harshness, the scarred man said, “If I use you of theft, then it’s as good as true. Prove you’re innocent. Let us search you. If we don’t find anything, maybe you’re not guilty.”

    Their malicious intent was clear.

    Linsey turned pale but stood her ground, trying to shield Kallie.

    Kallie inhaled deeply, recognizing the deliberate nature of their harassment. She wasn’t intimidated. Instead, she faced the scarred man calmly and suggested, “How much did the manager pay you? I’ll double it. Money is no object for us. My friend and I are just here to enjoy our vacation.”

    The scarred man regarded Kallie with a mix of surprise and respect. “You’re quite different from most women I meet. How about this? Be my woman, and you won’t need to worry about money ever again. Plus, no one would dare bother you.”

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