Spoiled By My Nine Beast Husbands (Emma Tibarn) novel Chapter 63

**When She Opened the Door to the Life She Was Afraid to Live by Nora Vale Kingsley**

“I have more than enough star coins for you to use,” Edric declared with genuine sincerity, his soft gaze resting on Emma as if she were the most precious gem in the universe.

In his mind, he mused, How is it possible for my partner to be this charmingly hesitant?

She hesitates solely because of a few coins.

To me, that sum is utterly insignificant.

“Emma, once we officially bond, all my assets will be transferred into your name,” he continued, his voice steady and reassuring. “You’ll soon grasp just how wealthy you truly are.”

If he were to attempt calculating his net worth at that very moment, he would likely find himself lost in a sea of numbers, overwhelmed by the vastness of his wealth.

Emma stole another fleeting glance at the Luma fox, its shimmering fur captivating her for a brief moment, but ultimately, she shook her head. “I don’t really like it that much. I already have Coalball to care for, and I think it’s best if I focus on him for now. Having too many pets would only be overwhelming.”

In her heart, she reflected, I must prioritize my cultivation. Acquiring too many pets would only divert precious time away from my training, and that simply won’t do.

Recognizing her steadfastness, Edric chose not to press the issue further. Instead, he gently led her to explore other shops, allowing her the freedom to decide.

While she didn’t adopt any new pets, her shopping spree yielded a delightful assortment of items—crystals that sparkled like stars, beast cores pulsating with latent energy, and a selection of compact yet formidable weapons, each one perfect for self-defense.

In the end, she even found herself acquiring two herbs.

The fruits of these herbs were unlike anything she had ever seen, resembling cherries and strawberries but with an extraordinary twist. The cherries were the size of apples, gleaming with a luscious red hue, while the strawberries grew on trees, bearing fruit all year round.

Yet, the price for those two herbs struck her like a bolt from the blue—one billion star coins.

Clutching her chest, she felt a sharp pang of disbelief. “These prices are utterly ridiculous.”

Edric merely chuckled lightly, his laughter warm and inviting as he began organizing their purchases. “Emma, this is trivial in the grand scheme of things. You’ll understand soon enough—within the Empire, what truly holds value are resources. Star coins are the least significant of all.”

Emma couldn’t help but sigh inwardly, realizing, I have truly seen so little of the world.

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**Chapter 63: A Taste of Luxury**

After spending her formative years in a place so steeped in poverty, she could hardly wrap her mind around the opulence that the elite of the Empire enjoyed.

At that moment, she felt like a simple country girl stepping into a grand palace—everything around her was dazzling, foreign, and utterly enchanting.

Once their shopping expedition concluded, Edric whisked Emma away to one of the most prestigious restaurants on Al, a place renowned for its culinary delights.

“Emma,” he said, his eyes sparkling with excitement, “the chef here is ranked just below the top culinary masters on the Central Planet. You must taste his creations and share your thoughts. Though honestly, I doubt anything can surpass the barbecue you make.”

He had only experienced her cooking once, yet that single meal had left an indelible mark on his taste buds, making it the most flavorful dish he had ever encountered in the entire galaxy.

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