All Chapters of Ultimate Harem System: Chapter 111
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End of The Episode Author Note
Hey guys, So… finally, this episode—has come to an end. First of all, I just want to say thank you. Seriously. If you’re still here reading Ultimate Harem System up to this point, I appreciate you more than you know. Your support, comments, and even silent reads mean a lot to me. I also want to apologize for not being consistent lately. I know I promised two chapters daily, and I haven’t been able to keep that pace for a bit. That one’s on me. But going forward, I’ll do better. From now on, I’ll be back to updating two chapters a day as usual. Some of you may have noticed that the writing style of Ultimate Harem System has changed a little recently. I’ve been leaning more into eechi moments and extra "fan service". So I really want your feedback on that. If you’re enjoying this direction and want more of it, please leave a like and a comment. And if you’re not feeling it, that’s okay too—drop a comment and let me know. You’re the readers, and your feedback matters. I don’t want to
Chapter 112: Just under six hours
Johnny stepped into the Nebula Hotel lobby like he owned the place. Which he did. Heads turned right away. Staff fixed their uniforms quick. Guests paused, eyes flicking over him. Sophie, the hotel manager was already waiting by the desk with her tablet in hand. Her clean suit fit tight around her curvy hips and full chest, and a few strands of hair had escaped her ponytail to brush against her soft neck. "Welcome back, sir," she said with a small smile as her eyes flicked over his strong arms. Johnny nodded quick. “How long was I gone” “Just under six hours,” she replied. He blinked. "...That long?" Johnny checked the time on his phone. 4:30PM. Almost six hours gone. He had spent over five hours at the Silvercrest Hotel. Didn't feel like it. It was all so fast paced and felt like it all happened under an hour. "Your Sky Sovereign suite is ready," Sophie said, leaning in a tad. The move made her cleavage peek just enough to tease. Johnny nodded. "Thanks." As he passed h
Chapter 113: Lydia Silver?
Johnny stared. Of all the people who could have been standing there, this was the one his mind hadn’t prepared for. “Lydia Silver?” She smiled like she had been expecting that exact reaction. Her dress clung to her hourglass curves, the thin fabric hugging her full hips and dipping low enough to tease the swell of her ample chest with every breath. “Yes,” she said easily. “Good evening, Johnny Steele.” Her voice was calm. Not nervous. Not rushed. Like this was a normal visit. As she shifted, the dress's silky hem rode up her smooth thigh just a bit, drawing his eyes before he caught himself. Johnny stayed where he was for a second too long. His hand was still on the door handle. Lydia glanced past him. “May I?” He stepped aside without thinking. She walked in, her hips swaying with a natural rhythm that made the dress flutter against her legs. Not hurried. Not cautious. She moved like someone who was used to being let into places without asking twice. The door closed softly
Chapter 114: The Room He Left Behind
Johnny stared at the screen of his phone for a long moment after reading the message. He didn’t move. Didn’t curse. Didn’t rush. He just stared. Your belongings have been moved out. The words sat there, calm and final, like they didn’t understand what they meant. Like they had no idea who they were talking to now. Johnny let out a soft breath and leaned back against the headboard. Then he smiled. Not a big smile. Not the proud kind. Just a small, crooked smirk that came from the sheer absurdity of it all. He lifted his eyes and slowly looked around. The Sky Sovereign suite stretched out before him, quiet and expensive. Floor-to-ceiling glass showed the city waking up below, cars moving like ants, buildings catching the early light. The air smelled clean. Everything was polished. Ordered. Designed to impress people who already had too much. This place alone was worth more than anything he had owned his entire life combined. And yet— Somewhere across town, a man was threate
Chapter 115: How it began
The bar was quieter than it had been minutes ago. Not silent. Just… subdued. Like the place itself had decided to listen. Johnny sat back on his stool, one elbow resting on the counter, fingers loosely wrapped around the glass in front of him. He hadn’t taken another sip in a while. He was watching Lydia instead. Her dress shimmered under the low lights, tracing the deep valley between her plush breasts. He was waiting for her to begin her tale. She stood on the other side of the bar, arms folded tightly across her chest, shoulders stiff. The pose squeezed her curves together, creating a tempting shadow that begged attention. She looked like someone who had rehearsed this speech a hundred times, not an audience, but to herself, and still wasn’t sure where to begin. A “All right then,” Lydia said finally. Her voice was calm, but her jaw was tight. “Here goes nothing and everything.” She exhaled through her nose and leaned back against the bar, eyes drifting somewhere past Johnny
Chapter 116: Darius promises
The name sat heavy between them. “I met him through the company,” she continued. “He was ambitious. Smart enough. Hungry in a way that made him charming. And he saw me.” Johnny’s jaw tightened almost imperceptibly. “He listened,” Lydia said. “He asked my opinion. He acted like my mind mattered. I was stupid enough to believe that meant something.” She exhaled slowly, fanning herself lightly as the room felt warmer. “We fell into something that looked like love,” she said. “Or maybe I just wanted to believe it was.” Johnny stayed silent, but his eyes never left her face. “Darius promised me a future,” Lydia said. “He told me that if we married, if my father retired, then there would be no choice. The company would go to him. And when it did, he would put me where I belonged.” Her fingers tightened around the glass. “Co-owner. Co-executive. Power,” she said quietly. “Not as Santiago Silver’s daughter. But as Lydia Silver.” Johnny felt the pieces clicking together. “So you agre
Chapter 117: Fifty percent of Silvercrest Holdings
Lydia thought she had misheard him. She stood there, fingers still wrapped around the stem of her wine glass, her body angled slightly toward the window, like she needed something solid to hold her in place. Johnny’s words echoed in her head, slow and heavy, refusing to settle into anything that made sense. Her dress clung to her sweat-kissed skin from the tension, the fabric translucent in spots, outlining her stiff nipples and the dip of her navel. CEO. Fifty percent. Of Silvercrest Holdings. She laughed softly, once, more out of reflex than amusement. “That’s not funny,” she said, shaking her head. “You shouldn’t joke about things like that.” A strand of hair stuck to her flushed neck, and she brushed it away, her fingers trembling just a bit. Johnny didn’t smile. That was the first thing that made her heart skip. He was leaning back against the counter, arms crossed, expression calm in that unsettling way of his—as if he had already moved past the shock and was waitin
Chapter 118: HAREM INITIATION PROCESS BEGUN
Johnny lay on his back, staring at the ceiling like it had personally betrayed him. His bare chest rose and fell with heavy breaths, sweat glistening on his toned abs, making them shine under the soft penthouse lights. The room was quiet in that strange way it gets after something important happens. Not silent—just empty. The air still felt warm, heavy, like it hadn’t decided whether to leave yet. The faint smell of wine and Lydia's sweet perfume lingered, mixed together in a way that made his cock twitch just thinking about it. His shirt was somewhere on the floor. He didn’t remember taking it off. His pants hung loose around his thighs, zipper still down, a sticky reminder of what just went down. Lydia was no longer in the room. That part sat heavier than he expected. Her curvy ass swaying as she walked out in that tight dress—clinging to her wide hips, the fabric riding up just enough to tease the bottom curve of her cheeks—burned in his mind. Johnny ran a hand down his face a
Chapter 119: Echoes of Before
--- [CONGRATULATIONS — YOU HAVE RANKED UP] RANK LEVEL UP: Beginner IV → Beginner V RANK UP SKILL REWARD: Empath Reading --- The room felt different all of a sudden. Too small. Too quiet. Too… normal. Johnny stood there, right in the middle of the Sky Sovereign suite, pants still loose around his hips, his thick cock half-hard and bulging against the fabric from leftover thoughts of Lydia's hot mouth. He laughed. It wasn’t a happy laugh. Not really. It came out short and sharp, like something pulled from him instead of offered freely. Sweat beaded on his chiseled abs, trickling down to tease the V-line pointing straight to his crotch. He ran a hand through his messy hair and began to pace. Once. Twice. Then a third time, slower. On the second pass, he nearly tripped over Lydia's forgotten high heel—sleek black, with a stiletto that made him picture her legs wrapped around his waist. His heart was still beating fast, but it wasn’t only excitement this time. Something
Chapter 120: The Room he left behind
Johnny stared at the screen of his phone for a long moment after reading the message. He didn’t move. Didn’t curse. Didn’t rush. He just stared. Your belongings have been moved out. The words sat there, calm and final, like they didn’t understand what they meant. Like they had no idea who they were talking to now. Johnny let out a soft breath and leaned back against the headboard. Then he smiled. Not a big smile. Not the proud kind. Just a small, crooked smirk that came from the sheer absurdity of it all. He lifted his eyes and slowly looked around. The Sky Sovereign suite stretched out before him, quiet and expensive. Floor-to-ceiling glass showed the city waking up below, cars moving like ants, buildings catching the early light. The air smelled clean. Everything was polished. Ordered. Designed to impress people who already had too much. This place alone was worth more than anything he had owned his entire life combined. And yet— Somewhere across town, a man was threate