“Oh my, your young master is so young and handsome,” one of the princesses leaned in closer. “Can’t I play with him? I promise we’ll make your young master happy.”

“Get lost, get lost!” Luca growled. “Our young master isn’t here for entertainment, so go away!”

“Not here for entertainment?” the princess laughed, covering her mouth. “Everyone who comes here is here for entertainment. You don’t come to the C-area to play poker, do you?”

Emmeline holding a cigar. Without hesitation, she took a puff and blew the smoke in the princesses’ faces.

“Who knows which room Adrien’s VIP is in? Whoever guesses right, I’ll give you a ten thousand reward,” she said.

“I know, I know!” The princesses scrambled to answer.

“Mr. Adrien is a regular at the Imperial Palace. Everyone knows where his VIP room is,” one of the princesses said.

“Well, tell me then,” Emmeline smiled, pulling out a fresh stack of one hundred bills.

“I’ll tell you!” One of the princesses snatched the money out of Emmeline’s hand. “Adrien is in room 5 on the thirteenth floor. He’s been holed up in there for a few days now.”

“Good girl,” Emmeline ran her smooth hand over the princess’s cheek.

The princess was left dumbfounded, her hand still caressing her face as she stared off into space.

“What’s wrong?” the other princess asked. “You’re only happy for ten thousand?”

The first princess looked at Emmeline’s graceful figure as she walked away and said, “Oh my God, that guy’s hand was even smoother and softer than my face!”

Emmeline and Luca stepped into the elevator and pressed the button for the thirteenth floor.

As they exited the elevator, Emmeline once again held the cigar in her mouth, half-closing her eyes and pretending to be nonchalant.

Luca followed behind her and thought to himself: “Ms. Louise, as a woman, has no other way to go, but if she were a man, even Mr. Abel might not have a chance against her.”

With her carefree and debonair attitude, Emmeline was simply a femme fatale, capable of charming any woman.

Emmeline and Luca arrived at room number five, and she signaled for Luca to knock on the door.

“Who is it?” a woman’s voice asked, sounding coquettish.

“We’re delivering drinks for Mr. Adrien,” Luca said, pinching his nose.

“Just a moment,” the woman’s voice replied, “let me put on some clothes.”

After a few seconds, the door opened.

Luca was about to step inside but then quickly stepped back.

The woman who opened the door was indeed “putting on” some clothes!

The woman was wearing only a three-piece set and had draped her clothes over her shoulders. Her pure white skin startled Luca, causing him to step back.

“Where’s the wine?” the woman asked. “I’ve been waiting for ages!”

Emmeline stepped forward, lifted her foot, and kicked the woman into the room. She then grabbed Luca’s arm and dragged him inside, locking the door behind them.

“Ah!” the woman screamed as she fell to the ground. “Who are you? Don’t you know this is Mr. Adrien’s room?”

“We’re here to see him!” Emmeline grabbed the woman and threw her to the door.

“Bang!” The bedroom door was kicked open.

“What’s going on?” Adrien’s drunken voice could be heard from inside. “Just here to get some liquor, aren’t you?”

“Mr. Adrien,” the woman on the ground cried in pain, “someone has broken in!”

“Who is it?” Adrien growled, “Who dares to be so bold?”

As Adrien stumbled out of the room, Emmeline kicked him in the face with a swift blow.

“Gulp!” Adrien fell to the ground.

Luca acted quickly and pulled a bedsheet to cover him up. This guy was only wearing a pair of briefs, and it was not a good look in front of Ms. Louise!

There was also a woman on the bed, and when Luca pulled the sheet, she was flung onto the wall and then fell heavily on the ground. She wailed like a pig being slaughtered.

“Shut up, all of you!” Emmeline said, taking a puff of her cigar and squeezing her voice. “If you keep making noise, I’ll kill you all!”

Both women obediently lay on the ground, crying softly and not daring to speak.

“Who are you people?” Adrien was under the bedsheet and couldn’t see who had come, but he knew they were not ordinary people.