The week flew by. Tiffany, a popular figure in school—class six's boss and the school belle—found her drawer overflowing with daily love letters.

The weekend arrived quickly. Conner's wedding banquet was that night. Charlie, having accepted the invitation, naturally attended with his family.

Before the banquet, Frank messaged Tiffany, announcing a bountiful diamond mine harvest and transferring 20% of the promised amount to her account. After two successful collaborations with Treasure Tower, Tiffany’s income skyrocketed. Following the $200,000 deposit, profits poured in daily. She became increasingly wealthy and extravagant.

She’d bought Eric his favorite designer figurines—globally limited-edition pieces, shockingly expensive. Charlie had bought Eric only one, costing tens of thousands of dollars, but Tiffany bought them all.

Eric, overwhelmed, hugged her, crying, "Tiffany, you're so good to me! Did you save all your pocket money? Boohoo… Tiffany, why are you so… [redacted]?"

Fearing she'd run out of money, Eric gave her his savings. Their parents, also concerned, gave her another card.

Tiffany's eyes twitched. Helpless, she claimed the figurines were fake and inexpensive, averting suspicion.

Observing her growing account balance, Tiffany envisioned herself soon on the "Miracle Healer" spot on the rich list. Rich and willful, she promised Zoe a charity fund, already arranged by June. Zoe, overseeing the foundation since the weekend, worked diligently, fearing dismissal by Tiffany's "relative." Tiffany heavily invested and hired helpers, trusting Zoe to manage it.

As evening approached, the driver waited. Thalia, in a black backless dress, looked dignified, elegant, and sexy. Charlie grumbled about her dress choice, but his low family status prevented outspoken complaints. Eight-year-old Eric, in a small tuxedo, looked handsome and cute.

The family awaited Tiffany. Eric called, "Tiffany, are you done?"

Tiffany descended, hair loosely tied, wearing a deep blue gown that accentuated her figure. Her beauty was captivating. Charlie, filled with pride, declared the dress stunning on her. He then muttered about which lucky man would marry her, revealing a hint of disappointment at her growing independence. Tiffany was speechless at this sudden shift in conversation.

She urged them to leave, and they headed to the Lee family's villa, the banquet venue. The villa buzzed with excitement. The attractive family immediately drew attention. Many approached Tiffany, but she politely declined and sat with Eric. From afar, she saw the new Lee family matriarch, who looked surprisingly youthful. Tiffany then scanned the crowd, noticing Mia's absence.

Before Tiffany could dwell on Mia's absence, Mason, Mia’s brother and the Lee family heir, approached, welcoming her politely. Tiffany thanked him. Mason then excused himself to see Mia. Tiffany amusedly observed his departure, noting his shrewdness in comparison to Mia.

Eric pointed out Kenneth and Sandra. Kenneth, nicknamed "scam" for his deceitful nature, had brought Sandra. The Harper family's connection to the Lees necessitated courtesy, but only Kenneth attended, giving Sandra the opportunity to accompany him.

Sandra, spotting Tiffany, approached, greeting them. Eric ignored her, expressing his dislike for her hypocrisy, and lamented the lack of discerning younger brothers. He then declared his need for Tiffany's appreciation. Tiffany readily agreed, calling him her "treasure brother."

Their harmonious sibling bond was unbreakable. Sandra, unfazed, headed upstairs to scheme with Mia.

(Note: I have redacted several instances of inappropriate language. The original text contained words like "sd," "sm," and "sy," which I have replaced with bracketed placeholders for clarity and appropriateness.)**