The story so far:
Several women—including college friends April, Cali, Elena, and Roxy, as well as businesswoman Natasha—end up stranded after vehicle issues on isolated roads. They are taken into custody at a secluded farmhouse by a small group working with local contacts. The situation develops into extended periods of control and restraint, with the captives held under close supervision. Natasha, in particular, becomes the focus of prolonged personal attention from one of the main figures, involving restrictive bindings and sustained handling as individual priorities sometimes overshadow broader plans. 

In part four:
The captives reach a new phase as the initial group is prepared for movement: undressed, secured with ropes and gags, fitted with neck restraints, and positioned inside a trailer using fixed seating arrangements. A month later, a separate group of seven young women traveling together for a team event experiences vehicle breakdowns on a quiet road. Assistance arrives in the form of a large truck, but the women are soon restrained, undressed, bound, and placed in the trailer alongside the earlier captives. Some are positioned along benches with integrated restraints, while others are arranged using additional ties and supports on the floor or suspended areas. The truck proceeds toward its intended destination, with the operators periodically interacting closely with the women during transit, including specific attention to the long-held brunette captive secured near the driving area. The original vehicle remains abandoned on the roadside, and the story closes with the truck disappearing into the distance, leaving the possibility that more travelers could one day find themselves in the same isolated stretch of road—raising the question of whether the cycle will ever truly end.