You're Out, Daddy novel (Natasha and Kenneth) novel Chapter 367

“Mr. Hamilton, we're here,” Fabian said.

Returning to his senses, Kenneth found themselves outside the entrance of a hotel.

“This is the place, Mr. Hamilton. They've been staying here after Mrs. Hamilton recognized them at the hotel entrance and haven't changed the venue.”

Kenneth directed his darkened gaze out of the window. Moments later, he uttered, “Let's go.”

Finishing that, he pushed open the car door and alighted from the vehicle.

Fabian quickly followed behind.

As soon as they stepped into the hotel, a hotel staff approached them. “Our hotel is currently still being cleaned. You might have to wait for some time if you want to check in.”

Fabian glanced at him. “There are so many rooms. All of them are being cleaned?”

“Well, someone actually booked the whole hotel previously. That's why thorough cleaning is needed,” that staff explained.

“Are you referring to a group of foreign men?” Fabian arched an eyebrow.

The hotel staff was briefly stunned.

“You guys are...”

“We're not here for a stay.”

The staff looked at them. “Then what are you guys doing here?”

“We want to take a look at the rooms they've stayed in!”

That hotel staff stared at Kenneth and Fabian. These two men don't look like ordinary beings. Kenneth, especially, was exuding elegance from head to toe. Although he remained silent throughout, his dominating aura was oppressive enough to terrify

people. Judging from their temperament, they honestly don't look like they will be here for a stay.

Well aware that the group of men staying at their hotel previously was no ordinary beings, that hotel staff, worried about getting into trouble, hurriedly rejected, “T-Those rooms are being cleaned now. Besides, the hotel explicitly states that our customers' privacy is of utmost importance. I'm afraid we can't let you guys in.”

Fabian broke into a sneer. “Really? Then do you have any idea who those people are?”

The hotel staff frowned and shook his head.

Fabian lifted his finger and gestured for that staff to move closer. And when the latter heard what Fabian said, his expression changed drastically.

“W-We really have no idea about that. They booked the entire hotel and didn't let anyone get near them. We didn't even get to clean the rooms,” the staff explained.

“I know. The hotel knew nothing about it. We have no other meaning than purely taking a look at the rooms. Is that fine?” Fabian resorted to the carrot and stick approach.

That hotel staff hesitated for a while before nodding his head. “Of course. That's fine!”

“Lead us there, then!” Fabian said.

That staff quickly led the way. “This way, please.”

“Mr. Hamilton.” Fabian turned to look at Kenneth.

The latter narrowed his eyes and

followed behind.

In no time, the elevator ascended to the third floor. Walking out, that hotel staff expressed, “Those people stayed on this level previously. As for which rooms they were in, I'm not very sure about that either. We only sent their daily necessities and food and beverages up here, and they would come over to collect themselves.”

“Doesn't the hotel have surveillance cameras?” “We do. But those people got us to switch them off during their checkin.”

“Switch them off? Isn't the hotel worried they might damage anything in here?” Fabian probed.

“They handed us a sum of money when they checked in at the front desk. They also promised they wouldn't damage anything, and they'd repay us with higher compensation if they did. That's why...”

Fabian let out a snort of laughter. “All right, I got it!”

“Then...”

“Don't worry. We only want to take a look. We'll leave immediately after that.”

“Okay, then. I'll head downstairs to wait for you guys.”

Fabian nodded.

That hotel staff entered the elevator and headed back downstairs.

“Mr. Hamilton, there are so many rooms here. Why don't we split up and search instead?” Fabian asked.

“No need. This way!” Kenneth walked in a specific direction straight away.

Just as Fabian wanted to ask something, he suddenly noticed a bloody handprint on the wall.

Thai sight made him raise an eyebrow.