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"You really want to pay?" Arabella asked, amused.

Of course, her brother was rich enough to buy the entire market if he wanted; she was just surprised because he hardly ever cared.

Czar glanced at Torak, who had disappointment all over his face, before turning to Mace behind him.

"Pay for it."

"Yes, My Prince."

Masha wanted to thank him, but he walked away before she could.

"Do not feel bad, Torak. There's still a lot I'd like to get from here," Arabella beamed.

When Mace was done paying, the seller packed up the jewelry, and they all left happily.

"Why don't we try out some nice meals? I am sure there's a lot you would love," Arabella suggested.

"Sure, I have been salivating since we got here."

Masha looked around and spotted Czar at a different cart, staring at some fabrics. It was obvious he hated mingling; it made her wonder why he had come all the way with them.

Mace followed them, and this act angered Torak a lot. He knew Czar was intentionally keeping a trail on him to prevent