Spoiled By My Nine Beast Husbands (Emma Tibarn) novel Chapter 65

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

Emma’s curiosity was piqued as she gazed out the window, her mind racing with questions. “And those beasts penned up in the enclosures—are they all real?” she inquired, her voice laced with wonder.

“All real,” Edric affirmed, his eyes unwaveringly fixed on the road ahead, his expression calm yet focused.

He continued, “Emma, the interiors of these buildings are crafted from spatial stone. Picture the entire tower as a miniature forest. Our offices are scattered throughout that ‘forest,’ each one a sanctuary of sorts.”

Emma felt a thrill of excitement at his words. “What about those herbs?” she pressed, her mind racing with possibilities. “Are you cultivating them?”

Edric shook his head, a hint of disappointment in his expression. “Herbs can’t be cultivated in the conventional sense. Even if you force them to grow, the results are merely pale imitations of the originals.”

Emma absorbed this information, her intrigue deepening. “So, what do you do with them?”

“We keep them here for their fruit,” he explained, his tone shifting to one of pride. “Some of it is distributed as rewards to the Alliance staff; others are custom orders from the Central Planet. Once the fruits ripen, they are harvested and sent to the clients who reserved them.”

Emma was taken aback, her mind racing to comprehend the scale of the Hunter Alliance’s operations. She had not anticipated such a vast and intricate enterprise.

“Emma, I’ll take you to my office,” Edric said, his voice warm and inviting.

As they approached, Emma felt a sense of anticipation. His office was not just any office; it was the largest in the entire Alliance, a place that seemed to pulse with energy and life. Rare herbs surrounded the area, and creatures of every shape and size—some she had never even heard of—roamed freely, their presence both awe-inspiring and intimidating.

At the heart of this extraordinary space stood a vast timber house, sprawling over ten thousand square feet. The wood was unlike anything she had ever seen, radiating an air of opulence that made her heart race.

The building shimmered beneath a green energy shield, a protective barrier that was far more advanced than the low-tier shield she had encountered at the villa where she had previously stayed. As their Gravicar drew near, the barrier responded, parting to allow them entry with a gentle, welcoming sigh.

“Emma, I usually reside here,” Edric explained, his tone casual yet sincere. “But I also have an estate on Al. I know some females don’t enjoy environments like this. Once you’ve finished exploring, I can take you to the estate to rest.”

“No, no—I love it here!” Emma exclaimed, her enthusiasm bubbling over.

And she truly did. The place was a wonderland, a sanctuary of magic and mystery that felt like a dream come true.

As they stepped out of the car, the atmosphere shifted. The moment they entered the house, an advanced, hyper-realistic smart robot glided toward Emma, its movements fluid and graceful.

“Honorable Ms. Tibarn,” it announced in a crisp, polished voice, “welcome home. A male named Corvin Draemont is outside requesting to meet you. Would you like to meet him?”

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