Lethal Goddess: His Billion Dollar Darling Was Their Nightmare

on house glittered brightly, its glow stretching across

he rarest artifacts and the most unusual l

t, there was almost nothing you couldn't buy here-no

gy in the hall so

of tonight's event. A blood slave. Biddi

ce drew gasps and mu

cally just a slave. Who

mething that would actually blow my mind. This

cage cloaked in black velvet dropped slowly fr

d everyone stared at the woman ins

hite fabric that traced every elegant line of her body. Her dark hair fanned out around her, so long

pected someone so breathtaking to be put on display like this-a

thers couldn't hide their skepticism, w

's no one else like her anywhere on earth. She's the only living pharmaceutical miracle. Her blood cancels out every k

e promise of healing any poison and holding th

, then prove it! I won't buy th

smile, the auctioneer

over to see Brice Mills, Elesron's celebrated tech genius, collapsed in agony on the carpet.

ands, rifling through a medical kit, sea

cue, an assistant pressed a button, causing a slender, clear

kin, but there was no fight left in her. It

istered to Brice using a specially designed dropper. The transformation was immediate. Warmth rus

mucus, then drew in a breath like some

re here is her gift of longevity!" With that, the auctioneer commanded the ro

to the stage. An attendant wheeled out an old woman, barely hanging on to life. Her he

ctioneer stepped forward and injected the remain

of signaling the end, her heart rate rocketed to

embled as she spoke in a wavering but clear voice. "

os swept the auction hall. The auctioneer gripped th

itial hundred million all the way to

Charlie Ford reclined on a dark leather sofa. His long

ach line of his face cut with precis

She hadn't moved, not even after all that blood was taken. The commotion

and whispered, "Mr. Ford, the antique we bought

offered

ge, Preston tried again. "Should we place a bi

to his full height and turned for the door, making it

oy for people with too much time and mone

rest in women. He hadn't even kept female pets. Expecting him to care about a woman who had probabl

ng war raged until the numb

t the podium, the

ly hold back his excitement. He demanded that they unlock it at once so everyone could see wh

, and since the tycoon had just spent a fortune, the

ng wide, the woman's eyes fl

intelligence. With a mischievous smirk, she puckered her lips and

the black cloth straight over the auctioneer's fac

even able to process her escape before s

er wrist, needles sped through the air. Each one found its ma

Screams filled the hall as guests bolted for the exits