Damian and the others left the auction hall with smiles of satisfaction on their faces. They had done exactly what they had intended to do that night, and although nobody outside their group knew the truth behind the bidding war, Damian was perfectly aware that Celine had just paid ten trillion dollars for a blue sapphire that had originally belonged to him. As they walked toward the parking area, Natalie could no longer hold back her laughter. "I still can't believe she actually spent ten trillion dollars on that stupid sapphire." Marcus chuckled beside her. "She was so determined to get it that she completely lost control of herself." Angelic glanced at Damian, who was walking beside her with an unusually relaxed expression. "You planned everything from the beginning, didn't you?" Damian smiled beneath his mask. "I simply gave her what she wanted and allowed her to decide how m

The car eventually stopped in front of one of the most luxurious restaurants in City V. The building itself looked more like a private palace than an ordinary restaurant, with tall glass windows, elegant golden lighting, and several expensive cars parked along the entrance. Even before they stepped inside, it was obvious that this was the kind of place where only wealthy businessmen, celebrities, and influential families usually dined. Natalie looked through the window and immediately smiled. "This place looks expensive." Damian glanced at her. "Didn't you say you wanted to choose the restaurant?" "I did, and this is the one I chose." Marcus looked at the building before letting out a quiet laugh. "I suppose tonight's dinner will be quite memorable." The four of them entered the restaurant together. They were still wearing their formal clothes from the auctio

Angelic's cheeks immediately turned slightly red. Natalie covered her mouth, trying not to laugh mean while Marcus simply shook his head. He had already learned that whenever Damian casually said, "That's a good idea," someone's life was usually about to change dramatically. And tonight, it was Angelic's turn. The restaurant's acquisition had been completed before any of them had even ordered their dinner, and Angelic was still trying to process the fact that she had suddenly become the largest shareholder of one of the most luxurious restaurants in City V. Damian, however, seemed completely unaffected by the whole matter. To him, purchasing the restaurant had been no more complicated than ordering another dish from the menu. Just as they finally settled down at their table, the familiar blue screen appeared before Damian's eyes. [System Notification.] [Angel

And Damian did not mind. In fact, he preferred it that way. Angelic, who had come along with them, stood beside him and watched the residents surrounding Marcus. "They really like him." Damian nodded. "Marcus deserves their gratitude." "You don't feel left out?" Damian glanced at her. "Why would I?" He looked back toward the residents. "They're happy. That's what matters." Angelic smiled softly. She had slowly begun to understand something about Damian. Despite having enough money and power to make almost anyone bow their heads before him, he rarely cared about receiving praise. He simply did what he wanted and allowed other people to take the credit when it benefited them. Meanwhile, Marcus continued speaking with the residents. Then

He still needed another ten percent before he could receive the ten thousand Good Deed Points. But Damian found himself enjoying the sight of Angelic with that delicate blush spreading across her face. Damian quickly looked away. He would wait. There was no reason to rush. “My dear brother, both you and Angelic are blushing! Look at your ears, big brother!” Natalie exclaimed, laughing. He quickly pretended to reach for a drink from a passing waiter, trying to hide the smile that threatened to show on his face. “Natalie, leave us alone! You’re just making a fuss. Go find Marcus!” “Ugh, that boring man. Fine, I’ll give you two some space,” Natalie teased before walking away with a mischievous, knowing smile. “Forgive her. She’s still young.” Damian could