Andres completely ignored the groveling manager.
His sole focus was Maeve's safety.
He headed straight for his private elevator, desperate to tear down the doors of Room 1701.
Hans motioned for the manager to step back, but after taking a few steps, he paused and turned around.
"Give me the master keycard."
The manager's master keycard could override any lock in the building and was strictly reserved for emergencies.
Not daring to hesitate, the manager practically shoved the card into Hans's hand.
Taking it, Hans asked sharply, "Are you aware the front desk phones are completely down?"
The manager looked baffled. "Down?"
He quickly pulled out his own cell phone to call the desk.
Only then did he realize he had absolutely zero signal.
The manager turned pale. "I'll... I'll get maintenance on this immediately!"
Meanwhile, Andres had already stepped into his private elevator.
With Hans, Murray, and a few top-tier bodyguards in tow, they rocketed straight to the seventeenth floor.
Inside the elevator, Hans checked his phone.
Just like the manager's, the signal bars were completely empty.
"Boss, the network is definitely being jammed on purpose."
The suffocating tension in Andres's chest finally began to ease.
"If the signal is jammed, it means Maeve is the one running the show."
As long as Maeve was in control, Andres knew the situation hadn't spiraled into a total catastrophe.
The doors slid open on the seventeenth floor, and the men marched straight to 1701.
Hans didn't bother knocking, swiping the master keycard to bypass the lock.
When the heavy door swung open, the sickening, compromising scene they had all feared was nowhere to be found.
Instead, what hit them was an overpowering stench of copper.

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