Chapter 1246: Take them

While there wasn’t much time left before the appointed time, Arabel began telling Idan about her short vacation she had spent at the recovery center. Idan, seeing how much she had changed, was full of curiosity and listened attentively.

During the story, Arabel suddenly stopped and frowned.

"Is something wrong?" Idan asked anxiously.

"No..." she shook her head.

Arabel looked at her husband. When she wanted to share with him that some young man was trying to get her attention, she couldn’t remember what he looked like. Other than the fact that such a character existed, she couldn’t remember anything that would help describe him.

She remembered his words: "Charming Lady." But neither the tone of his voice nor anything else would have helped her recognize him.

[Host. This is a measure to protect the privacy of the Wellness Center.]

System came to the rescue.

"Privacy protection?" asked Arabel.

[Yes, the Wellness Center strictly respects the privacy of its guests, especially for Special Guests.]

[Host, you were clearly told that communication and interaction are allowed, but you should not insist on communication if the guest does not wish to contact.]

[When you left the Center, the security system securely erased from your memory the images of all the other guests with whom you had no contact and did not want to keep in touch.]

"It’s like a medical secret," said Idan, who had also heard the explanation of System.

Now that she knew that, Arabel tried to remember the other creatures she had met at the Center.

However, other than the women who had come to meet her, she couldn’t recall a single guest. Only the images of these people remained in her memory.

It’s both impressive and disturbing. Arabel hadn’t even noticed how her memories had been altered.

Idan squeezed her hands tighter, feeling her tremble and worry.

Arabel smiled at him and shook her head, dismissing her worries.

After a short pause, she continued without hiding anything.

She talked about the procedures, about the dreams, about the women who came to visit her, about spending time together, about a wonderful lunch and dinner. And, of course, she mentioned gifts, but decided not to go into details, putting it off for later.

After the story, she looked into her husband’s eyes and did not see a shadow of jealousy there.

Instead, she heard:

"You deserve it."

And Arabel broke into a smile.

Arabel’s next step was to show her husband what she had been given. She had no intention of hiding anything from him, besides, she wanted to discuss some gifts with him in order to decide together how to deal with them.

After all, some of these gifts were intended for children — their children.

And she decided to start in the order of how she received them.

So Arabel took out the two coupons that Lustine had given her and handed them to her husband.

"Coupons?" asked Idan, recognizing them. Looking up, he saw his wife’s face quickly turn red.

"Take them," she whispered.

Without hesitation, Idan took the coupons, and information about them immediately appeared before his eyes.

[Coupon for purchasing one costume to choose from a list of ten costumes from the Lust collection].

His eyes widened in surprise, and he immediately looked at his wife.

"You..." he said, and now he understood why she was blushing so much.

Idan looked at the coupons again, and a knowing smile played on his lips.

"Do you want to see me in one of these costumes?"

Arabel looked away.

"Two," she corrected, barely audibly.

There was a moment of silence in the bedroom.

Idan’s smile widened.

"And I can choose for myself?" — He clarified.

Arabel nodded, still not daring to look at him.

She did not mention that three costumes from the same collection have been waiting in her spatial ring for a long time: a rabbit girl costume, a cow girl costume and a succubus costume.

Idan, in turn, wanted to see his wife in one of these suits and wanted to offer to take only one. However, after looking at her reaction, he suspected that she most likely already had something similar.

When Arabel saw Idan putting the coupons into his spatial ring, she smiled and imagined how she would see her husband in these costumes in the future. The only thing that was a little frustrating was not knowing when it would happen.

"Speaking of those costumes..." Arabel recalled a conversation with Lustina about protection during intimacy and how no matter how much they did it, they didn’t have to worry about accidentally conceiving.

"Really?" asked Idan in surprise, and the value of the costumes increased even more.

Before Idan could even realize it, Arabel took out two more coupons from the spatial ring. An awkward silence hung in the air.

"Don’t tell me they showered you with coupons?"

"What? No!" said Arabel, shaking her head. "These are the last ones."

In truth, Idan didn’t mind the coupons.

The coupons Arabel took out were for choosing two pets for the children.

"What do you think of them?"

After reading the information, Idan thought about it and said:

"Let’s discuss this later when the kids are older," he suggested.

Arabel nodded and put the coupons aside.

The third one was a gift from Alchemist.

"The right to purchase fertility pills from rank 6 to rank 10?" — Idan immediately realized the value of these pills. They were important not only to themselves, but also to the opportunities they offered.

"Yes," Arabel confirmed. "Dan, regarding them..."

She talked about the future limitations of the "Trade" function, which were reported by System.

"Hmm...I’m not surprised," Idan confessed after listening to her.

"Also, Dan, Alchemist gave me some advice..." Arabel said softly, and after a moment’s hesitation, she recounted her words.

Alchemist wasn’t suggesting they have another child right now. She only warned that with increasing rank, it would become more difficult to conceive a child. Therefore, if they wanted more children, they should not have postponed this decision too far into the future.

After listening to her, Idan thought for a while.

"I don’t mind having more children," he finally said.

Arabel looked at her husband carefully, waiting for him to continue.

"But it’s up to you to decide," — Idan added. "Everything is much simpler for me. I’m involved in conception, but you’re the one who’s going to have to carry the baby, give birth to it, and recover from childbirth. You’ll bear the brunt of it, so I won’t decide for you."

He squeezed her hand gently.

"If one day you feel like you’re ready to go through this again, I’ll be only too happy. But if you don’t want to or decide that two children are enough for us, I will also accept your choice. We already have a son and a daughter. I’m happy and I’m not going to ask you for more."

Arabel stared at him in silence. His answer did not surprise her, but it did not weaken the warmth that spread in her chest.

Idan smiled slightly and added:

"Just don’t think that we need to solve everything right now. Alchemist said not to delay too long, but to take your time."

"You’re right, we shouldn’t rush into making decisions now," Arabel agreed, and pulled out her fourth gift.

What she showed was just the beginning. Because she got a lot more than just three gifts.