Logan’s head spun as he eyed the array of clothes he had never considered wearing before. Doubts crept in—he wasn’t sure if he could pull off these styles, and the price tags made him nervous. He nervously clutched his pants, hesitating to even take a sip of the champagne or snack in front of him.


    Logan felt a lump in his throat as Hera casually referred to spending thousands of dors on clothes as something ’small’. He couldn’t help but question himself, "Am I just too poor, or is she just too ustomed to this?"


    Even Hera herself didn’t realize that her words were out of character for her. In that moment, she exuded the air of a true heiress from a wealthy family, spending money without a second thought and without any worries about her expenses.


    Even Sandra felt confident in choosing whatever clothes she thought would fit her vision for Logan’s new style, without worrying about the price tag. Soon, they had a dozen suits from this season’s collection. Just when Logan thought they were done shopping, he was in for a surprise. With two enthusiastic women leading the way, he found himself swept up in a shopping spree, moving from one store to another. In the end, he had a full wardrobe of suitable clothing for all asions—casual, formal, outdoor, and indoor—that perfectly matched his new image.


    Hera, astonished by how good Logan looked in all the clothes Sandra had chosen, felt even morepelled to buy him more outfits. She was also reminded of the six other men who looked just as good, if not better and felt inspired to ensure Logan matched their level of style.


    While Sandra was busy as a bee, Hera’s thoughts drifted to each and every one of them. Although Rafael was hot-tempered and often acted like a jerk, he was actually warm inside. ording to the novel, he was the type who would jump into fire to save the person he loved. Hera wondered how true that was.


    She had yet to move on to the next person among the six when the very person she was thinking about appeared. As Hera, Sandra, and Logan continued their shopping spree around the mall, Rafael approached them.


    "Hera. Can we talk?" Rafael’s voice was solemn and restrained, his eyes reflecting deep thoughts and a sense of unease.


    He silently nced at Sandra and nodded at her, but when his eyes shifted to Logan, he couldn’t bring himself to nod. His lips pursed unintentionally, yet he remained silent. Rafael’s presence, however, made Logan step back, nearly stumbling. Fortunately, they weren’t carrying anything since all their purchases were being sent to Hera’s penthouse. Since Logan hadn’t moved into his new dorm yet.


    "Is it important? I’m still shopping with them," Hera said, gesturing towards Logan and Sandra. To be honest, she held a prejudice against Rafael. His sister was the first to make her life miserable and continued targeting her. In Hera’s mind, they were lumped together as one—they were family, after all.


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