Naturally, Sienna became the target of ridicule in the ensuing gossip. Each time someone nced her way with a knowing smirk, she felt her face burn with embarrassment. Her resentment toward Hera deepened, but despite her urge to leave immediately, she couldn’t abandon her ns so easily. Forced to swallow her anger and frustration, she stayed, seething inside.


    Meanwhile, Hera and herpanions were ushered into an elegant room featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that offered a panoramic view of the racecourse. From their vantage point, they could see numerous people racing their horses on the track, while others rxed on the balcony beneath white umbres, seated onfortable chairs with tables set around the balcony.


    Adjacent to the balcony was a coffee shop renowned for its premium brews, featuring coffee beans sourced directly from the Avery family’s own ntations. Among the most coveted offerings was the ck Ivory,monly known as "Kopi Luwak," priced at $2,500 per kilogram. This rare and highly sought-after coffee was a favorite among members, who frequented the shop to savor its exceptional quality. Some of the members were allowed to purchase a maximum of five kilograms per month, making it a prized and exclusive treat.


    The quantity of ck Ivory coffee a member could purchase each month varied based on their membership level: bronze members were limited to 1 kilogram, silver members to 2 kilograms, gold members to 3.5 kilograms, and tinum members could buy up to 5 kilograms. tinum memberships were scarce, making the benefits highly exclusive. However, with her ck card, Hera had the privilege of having as much ck Ivory as she desired every day. Bry’s father and Gael, now equipped with ck tinum membership cards, were simrly entitled to acquire up to 30 kilograms of the coveted coffee each month.


    The production of ck Ivory coffee wasbor-intensive and challenging, resulting in a limited supply that necessitated strict purchase limits for members. Despite efforts to increase the number of Asian palm civets to increase the production of the said coffee bean, the supply remained insufficient to meet the high demand. Additionally, the Avery executives received a small allocation of this premium coffee—just one kilogram each per month—which further constrained the inventory avable for members.


    Fortunately, aside from the coveted ck Ivory coffee, the racecourse also offered other premium varieties like Tanzania Peaberry, Hawaii Kona, Nicaraguan coffee, and many more. These options, while rare and delicious in their own right, were more affordablepared to the ck Ivory. However, in high society, the allure of exclusivity and price often dictates preference. The rarer and more expensive an item is, the more it attracts attention and desire. As a result, these alternative coffee beans were considered secondary choices for those seeking the pinnacle of luxury.


    As Hera gazed out at the expansive racecourse, with people engaging in various activities, she marveled at the immense power and influence of the Avery family. It was remarkable how such high-profile individuals flocked to this ce just to sample their exclusive coffee and enjoy the vastnd for horseback riding. The racecourse offered even more amenities and activities for its members, but Hera knew she wouldn’t have time to explore all of them.


    She nced back into the room and noticed a shelf on her right side. The shelf, with its uneven arrangement, disyed an array of antique vases from various eras and countries. Each vase was encased in its own ss cover,plete with name tags such as "The Pinner Qing Dynasty Vase," "The 600-Year-Old Ming Dynasty Vase," and others, highlighting their historical significance.


    Hera was captivated by the impable preservation of each vase, marveling at how their vibrant colors and lustrous finishes had endured through the ages. To her left, a collection of porcin tes showcased intricate, colorful paintings that transformed the tes into canvases of remarkable artistry. The stunning detail and creativity on disy were truly breathtaking.


    Despite its modern, minimalist furniture, the room exuded understated luxury, with millions worth of art and design pieces carefully curated to create an atmosphere of refined elegance. The room’s simplicity wasplemented by strategically ced bonsai nts, adding a touch of vibrant color and life to the space.