CHAPTER 57

“Great idea! Let's do that.”

Gently, so as not to alarm Luna, they locked the door from outside. Then, they found the electrical panel mounted on the wall and turned off the power supply for the lounge.

The lights suddenly went off in the lounge. Luna looked around and could only see darkness.

She reached for her phone for a flashlight, but the power was turned off. She groaned in frustration as she recalled how that happened. While waiting for Preston earlier outside the banquet hall, she played with her phone to kill both the time and her boredom. She played until the battery completely ran down.

With a sigh, Luna thought of the layout of the room and walked in the direction of the door, stumbling along the way. When she finally reached the door and held the doorknob, she sighed with relief.

However, she pressed it down, but it didn’t budge. She tried a few more times, but the door was locked.

This wasn’t right, and it was too much of a coincidence; the locked door and the lights ou