Rather Than Be Taken, I Will Take (12 Chapters Left to Complete) - Chapter 59

Inside the jewelry shop, just as Benjamin had said, countless ladies filled the space to capacity.

Most were from the upper class, and among them were noblewomen who seemed to recognize Aden, whispering to one another. Even if they didn’t, it was only natural that all eyes turned toward him.

After all, the shop’s patrons were almost entirely women—indeed, Aden was the sole man inside.

It was only natural that he drew attention. Of course, the man himself paid no mind to those gazes and silently surveyed the shop.

“…Excuse me, sir.”

Some time had passed before a shop attendant cautiously approached Aden, who drifted aimlessly through the store like a buoy tossed by waves.

It was an unavoidable measure, given how the conspicuous man had drawn everyone’s eyes.

“Might you perhaps be looking for something in particular?”

Though intimidated by Aden, who stood a full head taller than the average man, the attendant—accepting the fate of a lowly employee—asked with a visibly tense expression.

Aden turned his golden eyes toward the young attendant who had addressed him. Startled by those predator-like eyes, the attendant flinched, shoulders trembling.

“If… if perhaps you’re searching for a gift for your wife, may I assist you?”

Summoning her courage to the very end, the attendant delivered her line and clutched her uniform tightly in her hands.

Aden remained silent, and as the quiet stretched on, the women in the shop fixed their gazes even more intently upon him.

After a while, Aden paused briefly, then exhaled slowly.

“Then, I’d appreciate it if you…”

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