Spoiled by the Silver Fox

Stephanie couldn't shake the feeling that her Sebastian was up to something. He was probably planning a surprise, she thought.

But when she arrived at the designated spot, she realized it was anything but a surprise. It was more like a shock. A heart-stopping shock!

Her once empty walk-in closet was now bursting at the seams with clothes. Custom pieces for every season, many of which were trendy styles she'd never laid eyes on before. Then there were the shoes-rows upon rows of them, every single pair tailored to fit her feet precisely.

And the designer handbags. Stephanie had seen plenty in fashion magazines, but here they were, almost more than she could count.

But none of that was the key. The real showstopper was the jewelry display-Sebastian had filled every nook and cranny with sparkling gems and precious metals. Necklaces, bracelets, luxury watches, all sorts of gemstones. Among them, the diamond was as large as a pigeon's egg that he'd bid for at that high-profile auction.

She stood there, mouth agape, unable to close it for the longest time.

Behind her, Sebastian's voice was smooth as silk, "Do you like them?"

"Sebastian, did you prepare all of these for me?"

"Yes, all of them. It's all your dowry."

"My God. This is just too much."

"Not at all. These are just the tangible assets, along with real estate. Want to see the rest?"

Stephanie's mouth hung open. "There's more?"

It was overwhelming. It felt like a dream.

She never imagined she'd live a life straight out of a fairy tale, let alone be treated like a princess. And Sebastian had kept his word-she would have everything anyone else had.

To suddenly have so much dowry, how could she possibly deserve it?

Sebastian was spoiling her to the point of no return.

She didn't know how she could ever repay him.

Still in a daze, Stephanie was led by Sebastian to the castle's

underground garage. The garage was decadently decorated, each parking spot highlighted by its own spotlight.

As they descended, the garage was shrouded in darkness.

But when Sebastian flicked the switch and lit up the entire space, Stephanie was nearly blinded.

There were eight sports cars in a rainbow of colors!

Good Lord!

For a moment, Stephanie couldn't believe what she saw.

Her voice was tentative, almost afraid to speak, "Sebastian, are these also for me?"

"Yes, but they're just part of it. There are also some limited editions on order, yet to be delivered."

Stephanie was completely stunned.

The bright lights made her head spin.

After what felt like an eternity, her eyes brimming with tears, she finally managed to say, "Sebastian, you really don't have to be this me."

Sebastian raised an eyebrow, "Why not?"

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"I'm not worth it. I just feel like I don't deserve all of this kindness from you."

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With tears streaming down her cheeks, Stephanie stood frozen, "Why. Sebastian, am I really that special to you?"