All Chapters of Ultimate Charm System: Chapter 41
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41. Chaos in the hospital
"Oh... My God! Anita, what the hell!?" Beatrice’s voice sliced through the humid air of the hospital room. She stood in the doorway, hand clamped over her mouth in a mock display of shock. "What a slut! Fucking your own patient!" Cleo sneered, her eyes darting between the two on the bed. Anita felt as if the ceiling had collapsed onto her shoulders. Her body went rigid, her heart hammering against her ribs so violently she could barely feel the fullness of Mark’s massive dick still buried deep within her. The professional world she had built was shattering in real-time. "Guys... I... I can explain," she stammered, her voice trembling. "This isn't what it looks like. I was just... helping the patient." The two nurses didn't buy it for a second. They exchanged a sinister look, sideways smirk that screamed of blackmail and future leverage. Trying to salvage some dignity, Anita hitched her hips and sl
42. The real game begins now
(Mark’s POV) The rhythmic chirp of my phone echoed through the quiet, vibrating against the metal table right by my head. I knew that sound—a message. Instinctively, I tried to look, but the same old wall of blackness met me. I clicked my tongue, the sound sharp and bitter in the empty air. I closed my useless eyes and focused inward, summoning the neon-blue glow of my system interface. [Congrats Host! You acquired 162 Humiliation Points from targets Beatrice and Cleo.] [Points converted to Currency Points.] [Total CPs: 20.5] I jolted upright, the springs of the hospital bed creaking under the sudden movement. "Holy shit," I breathed. A single night. That’s all it took to bank a fortune. The memory of the hallway flashed in my mind—Beatrice, the once-haughty nurse, that l reduced to a public masturbator while the patients looke
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In an hour, Clarice picked me up at the mall. I was a strange sight—still wearing my thin hospital pants—but she didn't care. She drove me straight to one of the most luxurious shopping boutiques in town, a place of marble pillars and gold-trimmed glass. Seeing my clothes, the bouncers blocked the entrance, their faces full of disdain. They claimed this wasn’t a place for "peasants." But as soon as they saw Clarice by my side, their posture broke. They bowed, suddenly treating me like royalty.After the shopping spree, we moved to a private restaurant to talk business. We sat behind silk curtains, eating expensive dishes that looked more like art than food.As I ate, I noticed Clarice was barely touching her meal. She kept stealing glances at me, giggling silently with a deep, playful smile that sent small dimples into her cheeks.I pulled out my phone and typed: "Is... there something on my face?" I asked with a raised brow.She shook her head, the smile only growing wider."So... w
44. A toast
Third-Person Pov[The Simpson Estate: Westgate Town]Reclining on plush, ivory leather couches that cost more than a modest suburban home, Enny and her parents sipped vintage red wine from crystal glasses."So, sweetheart," her father, Sam, began, his voice brimming with curiosity. "How are you finding the CEO's chair? Is Simpson Enterprises behaving itself under your leadership?""Oh, Sam, don’t be boorish," Samantha, his wife interrupted, though her eyes danced with pride. "You know perfectly well our daughter was born for this. She has the family’s business intuition in her blood."Sam chuckled, his gums flashing briefly. "I know, I know. She takes after me, after all.""Hardly!" Samantha scoffed, swirling her glass. "Enny gets her sharp wit from me. I’m the pillar of this family; without my guidance, this house and the business would be in shambles.""What’s that supposed to mean?" Sam asked, smoothing his silver mustache, which was groomed to match his impeccably styled hair."Ex
45. The event
(Saturday Morning)Today was the day.Mark woke up and took a long, refreshing bath. After that, he dressed in the new clothes Evelyn Clarice had bought for him the other day. He checked his phone: 9:58 AM. The event began at ten. He was running late, but that was by design. Impact was everything; he wanted to make his entrance only after Enny was settled, her ego already inflated by the room's opulence.Slipping a few bills into his pocket, he headed downstairs.In the living room, his mother and sister were on their knees, scrubbing the floors. They froze as he descended the stairs, looking like he had stepped off the cover of a luxury magazine."Where are you going, sweetie?" Clara asked softly, wiping her hands on her apron as she stood to meet him.Mark pulled out his phone and typed: *Just a small business meeting.*"Business?" She raised a skeptical brow."Since when did you become a tycoon, Mar
46. Golden year
When Enny hissed the order for security to drag Mark out, Evelyn Clarice—seated among the elite—half-rose from her chair. Her instincts screamed at her to protect him.But then she remembered his words over the phone.No matter what happens, don’t stand up for me.She bit her lip, frozen. Could she really just sit back and watch him be humiliated?Her husband, Steve, noticed her trembling hands. He reached over, interlacing his fingers with hers and squeezing gently. "Trust him, honey," he whispered. "Look at his eyes. Those aren't the eyes of a victim. They’re the eyes of a predator."Evelyn looked. Mark stood in the center of the hall, flanked by three security guards wielding batons. He looked bored."Last warning, kid," the lead guard growled. "Walk out, or we carry you out."Mark didn't move. He didn't plead. He simply kept his hands buried in his pockets, his gaze sweeping over the crowd like a king obser
47. Auction Chaos
"Going once... going twice?" The auctioneer’s voice cracked like a whip through the vaulted ceiling of the hall. "Sold! This item now belongs to the Damien family!"A polite ripple of applause followed Mr. Damien—a man whose suit likely cost more than a mid-sized sedan—as he stepped forward to claim his prize. The auction had been a marathon of a parade of artifacts fetching anywhere from five hundred thousand to a cool million."Ladies and gentlemen, presenting our final and most anticipated item on the menu!" The host beamed. His assistant shuffled forward, treating a cloth-covered canvas as if it were a holy relic. "This is the 'Mourning Lisa'... or rather, the modern reimagining! A piece of soul-shattering art created by none other than Leroy Benjamin, a name that's known in every gallery from Paris to Tokyo."He whipped the cloth away, revealing the canvas to the gasping crowd. The air in the room grew heavy with greed; whoeve
48. A bet
If the world saw how pathetic these "elites" truly were, they would be decimated. A scandal of this magnitude wouldn’t just trend on the news and social platforms; it would incinerate legacies. For Mr. Adams however, it would be an opportunity to boost his fame and popularity. In the world of the ultra-rich, other people’s reputations are merely stepping stones. If the paparazzi captured the Simpson family’s public unraveling, Adams’ own brand would skyrocket. Or at least that was his mentality.In an instant, the doors swung wide. The paparazzi flooded the hall like a tidal wave, mics extended and camera flashes strobing against the velvet curtains."Mr. Adams! What changed?" a reporter shrieked, shoving a microphone toward him. "You demanded total privacy, and now you’re inviting a broadcast?"Adams leaned back, his voice dripping with calculated malice. "I was losing interest. This room is filled with businesses that bore me to tears. How
49. The weight of a Hundred Million
[DING! Payment Successful]The sound wasn't loud, but in the sudden, suffocating silence of the hall, it echoed like a cannon blast.For a heartbeat, time simply stopped. Jaws didn’t just drop; they slackened as the reality of the transaction settled over the room. The auctioneer stood frozen, his hand still gripped around the microphone as if he’d forgotten its purpose."No... way!"The words finally tore from Mr. Adams’ throat, and like a dam breaking, absolute chaos followed."Unbelievable! Ladies and gentlemen, the boy wasn't barking—he just bit the entire room! The payment is confirmed!" the auctioneer shrieked into the mic, her voice hitting a frantic, high-pitched register.The crowd lost its collective mind."Is he... a hidden tycoon?""I’ve never seen him in the Forbes circles! Who is he?""That’s how billionaires these days are. They dress like beggars just to watch us squirm!"Mark d
50. The sound of victory
"What’s wrong? You look like you’ve pissed yourself," Brian taunted, his face twisted in a sneer as he watched Mark stare silently at the floor."I knew it!" Enny’s laughter was shrill, the sound of a woman who had just stepped back from the edge of a cliff. "You almost had us, Mark. But look at you—you’re shaking. You stole that card, didn't you? Whose life are you ruining to play pretend for a night?"Sam groaned as he hauled himself up from the carpet, a thick trail of blood leaking from his nose. "You’ll rot in a cell for this, you pathetic cockroach!"The tide of the room turned instantly. The elite, sensing a fall from grace, began supporting the Simpsons again while hurling insults at Mark. Lilith pulled back, her face pale. If the world discovered she had accepted a painting bought with stolen blood-money, her family’s name wouldn't just be ruined—it would be erased.Lilith was now too frightened to even stand beside him. If