Surrounded by police, Jonathan Hays couldn't escape and was quickly taken back.
However, no one else could leave temporarily; everyone had to undergo a urine test.
After this hassle, everyone thought they could finally leave, but the production team out of David Locke's instruction brought out a printed confidentiality agreement, ensuring everyone signed it before he arranged for them to return to the hotel.
By this time, it was already close to 4 a.m.
What was supposed to be a joyful gathering ended up like this, yet no one complained too much, feeling more relieved for having survived an ordeal.
Especially Brian Joule.
He was the target tonight; without Adam Piers, his entire acting career might have been ruined.
Everyone, dragging their exhausted bodies out of the private room, saw Adam Piers take off his coat to wrap Bertha Swift, while Brian Joule tried several times to speak but was ignored by Adam Piers.
Bertha Swift couldn't help but say, "Don't be like this."
