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The Scorned Heiress: No More Mercy novel Chapter 442

Confiscating personal phones is a standard reality TV trope, so most of the cast complies without a fuss.

Nikolai and Evan, however, feel a sharp spike of irritation. They aren't mere entertainers; they are powerful corporate executives who need their phones and laptops to manage multimillion-dollar deals. Having their lifelines severed for a TV show feels like a massive inconvenience.

Yet, with the cameras rolling, neither dares to voice a complaint.

Danny—a man with a far larger empire than both of them combined—hands over his phone without blinking. If Nikolai or Evan make a scene, they will instantly be dragged online for acting entitled.

They bite their tongues, resolving to pull Director Alford aside once the cameras stop rolling to demand their devices back.

The host collects the phones with a bright smile. "Don't worry, the phones we're providing have everything you need to communicate during the show."

"We are about to embark on a journey full of surprises and challenges right here in this beautiful, specialized environment. I promise you an unforgettable experience."

After delivering his polished, corporate intro, the host finally drops the first twist.

"We'll be breaking up into teams. You are free to form groups of two or three. Once you've chosen your partners, you'll tackle all the upcoming challenges together as a unit."

Director Alford specifically chose the 'free choice' format, knowing it would spark immediate drama and set the fans off again.

“Mr. Calhoun is so smooth! I love how direct he is!”

“He literally just came here for his woman. He's not letting anyone get in his way.”

Given the opportunity to oppose Evan and his miserable group, Tara doesn't hesitate.

"I agree with Mr. Calhoun," she says coolly. "Free choice is much better. It guarantees I won't be forced to work with anyone disgusting."

Danny flashes her a warm, knowing smile, his dark eyes filled with absolute adoration.

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