We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

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Chapter 1946 The Abandoned Factory

Meanwhile, at Elisa's end, the car stopped at an unknown destination.

Elisa guessed it was in the countryside somewhere near a factory due to the transition of sounds from

car horns in the city to the crowing of roosters and barking of dogs. Furthermore, there was the sound

of a massive industrial plant at work.

When the hood was removed abruptly, she found it hard to open her eyes.

Elisa squinted her eyes, looking at the spot in front of her.

I've guessed right, more or less. Isn't that an abandoned factory right in front of me?

“Let's go, Ms. Benett.” Mr. Carrerra led the way, signaling the people behind him to escort the two

individuals inside.

Elisa shook off the hand that tried to restrain her, her gaze icy cold. “I can walk on my own.”

“My, my.” The man sneered, pointing at Elisa with the people around him. “Quite the fiery one, aren't

you? I wonder if you'll still be as fiery when you're beneath me.”

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The vulgar jokes and the men's lewd conversations fell on Elisa's ears, causing her to frown deeply,

looking quite menacing.

After exchanging a glance with Rachel and ensuring she was all right, Elisa was the first to enter the

factory.

The factory was constructed from colorful steel tiles, covering an area of about three hundred square

meters. There was nothing much inside, making it appear even more spacious.

Elisa scanned her surroundings. The factory ceilings were typically around five to six meters high, and

the windows were sealed shut.

Escaping by themselves was already a daunting task. Adding around a dozen burly men who kill

without batting an eye, their swords slick with blood to the mix... The chances of escaping were indeed

slim.

She could only hope that Gareth could find her as soon as possible.

Of course, this did not mean she would choose to sit idly by and do nothing.

Ever since she ran into Mr. Carrerra, her mind had begun to whirl rapidly, trying to find a way to escape.

The factory was divided into two sections by a brick wall. The innermost part was where Elisa and

Rachel remained while Mr. Carrerra and the others kept watch outside.

Rachel observed her surroundings. She suppressed her fear and turned to Elisa. “What should we do

now?”

Despite her best efforts to suppress it, the slight tremble in Rachel's voice betrayed her fear at that very

moment.

Elisa understood clearly.

Fortunately, whether Mr. Carrerra and the others were underestimating the two of them or whatever the

reason, they did not restrict their movements.

Elisa patted Rachel's shoulder, her expression calm. “Don't be afraid.”

Leaning closer, Elisa continued, her voice barely audible, “Before coming here, I've already contacted

Gareth. Hopefully, he can find us as soon as possible. But before that, we can't just sit and wait for our

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demise. We need to think of a plan.”

Rachel nodded, her face lighting up with joy. She knew Elisa would not allow herself to get caught

without any preparation.

However... Rachel suddenly thought of Vincent.

Knowing his personality, he probably didn't leave then and was likely following Gareth around. I wonder

if he's aware or if he'll come.

Rachel realized her concern and shook her head, trying to shake those distracting thoughts out of her

mind.

Whether he comes or not has nothing to do with me. I'm just worried that Vincent will hold Gareth back

when the time comes. Yes. That must be it.

Elisa was unaware of the myriad thoughts swirling in Rachel's mind and continued to share her

observations. “With Thomas' capability, the car should have no problem reaching the countryside.

However, it'll take some time.”

As Mr. Carrerra and the others switched cars halfway at a location out of the surveillance camera's

reach, it meant that tracking the vehicle would pose some challenges.

But that was not the most crucial part.

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