Born Into Villain's Family: I Have a 200\% Rebate System-Chapter 192: Rebate

Spencer was stunned before he asked with a dumb expression,

"Eh?"

"I asked, Are you a virgin?" Aurora repeated her question. Though she wasn’t a person obsessed with virginity, she was still curious.

Spencer nodded with a red face.

Aurora paused, seeing the shy expression on his face, she had the impulse to ruin his innocence.

Taking a deep breath, she said,

"Then you leave. We will meet tomorrow."

Spencer blinked, then slowly nodded. "R-right. Got it."

He sat frozen for a second before Aurora reached over and ruffled his hair like he was a puppy.

"You’re too cute when you listen," she teased. "I’ll see you later."

With that, she stepped out and walked toward her building, waving as she disappeared behind the door.

Spencer sat there in the driver’s seat, red-faced and stunned.

His hands gripped the wheel, but his brain was off somewhere in dreamland.

One hundred thousand a month...

A private room...

She called me cute...

A big, goofy grin spread across his face.

He leaned back in the seat, sighing like he’d just been blessed by the heavens.

"I swear," he mumbled, "after we get married, I’m never leaving the bedroom. Ever. She’ll have to drag me out herself."

He chuckled to himself, completely lost in the fantasy of waking up next to her every day, making breakfast, sharing coffee, and living happily ever after.

Of course, in reality, they hadn’t even gotten into a relationship yet.

But that didn’t stop Spencer from already planning the honeymoon.

.............

Aurora was in a good mood as she entered her apartment, the warmth of the day still clinging faintly to her clothes.

She kicked off her heels, stretched, and let herself sink into the soft embrace of the sofa. The silence of her room was peaceful—until her phone buzzed.

She picked it up and saw Emily’s name flashing across the screen.

"Hey, Aurora," Emily’s voice chirped from the other end, cheerful as always. "You busy tomorrow night?"

Aurora raised an eyebrow. "Not really. Why?"

"There’s an engagement party. Big one. The daughter of that metal industry tycoon—you know, the guy with the fleet of yachts and the $10 million dog spa?"

Aurora blinked. "That’s... oddly specific. But yeah, I know who you’re talking about."

"Well, he’s throwing a huge bash tomorrow night and guess what—he sent you an invitation."

"Me?" Aurora was surprised.

Emily chuckled. "Yes, you. Word’s getting around about your mall purchase. He wants you there. Networking and all that."

Aurora twirled a strand of hair thoughtfully. "Hmm... Yeah, I’ll go. It wouldn’t hurt to make a few more connections."

"That’s the spirit," Emily said. "I’ll pick you up at seven?"

"Sounds good."

They ended the call, and Aurora tossed her phone on the table, feeling oddly satisfied.

But just as she began to relax again, her phone buzzed a second time.

[BANK ALERT: $100,000 credited to your account ending in 2368.]

Aurora’s brows knitted.

That was her rebate system account.

For her work-related earnings, she had a separate bank account.

But she hadn’t spent anything on her family recently... or had she?

She sat up straighter and opened her banking app, checking the last few transactions.

No, she hadn’t spent a single dime on her family members. Except—

Her breath caught in her throat.

The only personal expense she had made today was the $20,000 she spent on Spencer, between the card for him and the red dress she picked out.

"Wait a minute..." she whispered, sitting up straighter.

Her eyes widened as a horrifying—and thrilling—possibility struck her.

"Did I just get a 500% rebate for spending money on Spencer?"

Her jaw dropped. That would mean... for every dollar she spent on him, the system rewarded her with five in return?

She stared at the screen, heart thumping in her chest.

Was it a glitch?

Or had the system somehow marked Spencer as a high-value recipient?

There was only one way to find out.

Without hesitation, she grabbed her phone and transferred $5,000 to Spencer’s personal account with a note: Buy yourself something nice. Now.

Not even ten seconds passed before her phone buzzed.

SPENCER: "Huh? Why’d you send me $5,000? I don’t need this..."

Aurora rolled her eyes.

AURORA: Just do as I say. Use it. Now.

SPENCER: But—

AURORA: Spencer. I’ll take away your bedroom privileges before you even get them if you keep arguing.

There was a long pause.

Then finally:

SPENCER: ...Fine. I’ll buy something. But just so you don’t get mad.

Aurora sighed and set the phone down, crossing her arms and pacing the living room. Her heart was pounding now. She was watching her phone like a hawk.

Come on, come on... she whispered, biting her lip.

Then—ding.

[BANK ALERT: $25,000 credited to your account ending in 2368.]

She froze.

"Holy crap," she breathed. "It’s real. It’s really real."

The system had just rewarded her five times the amount she sent to Spencer.

Her theory was correct. Somehow, spending money on him was unlocking rebates far beyond the norm.

She slumped back on the sofa, stunned. A mix of excitement and disbelief swirled in her chest. She wasn’t sure whether to laugh or scream.

Meanwhile...

Across town, Spencer was holding his phone and scratching his head, still confused.

He sat on his bed, the $5,000 sitting untouched in his digital wallet. But after a moment, a mischievous thought struck him.

"Well," he muttered, glancing around to make sure no one was watching, "she did say anything I want..."

A slow, almost shy smile crept onto his face.

"Maybe I’ll buy... something intimate."

His face flushed immediately as he typed "luxury couple toys" into the search bar. His finger hovered over the screen.

"God, what am I doing..." he muttered.

But another voice in his head whispered, She called you cute. She gave you $5,000. She might like it...

With a nervous gulp, Spencer hit purchase.

Back at Aurora’s place, she was still staring at her phone in awe. The rebate system was beyond generous... but only when the money was spent on Spencer.

She pinched the bridge of her nose.

"I don’t know what kind of luck you brought into my life, Spencer," she muttered, "but if this keeps up, I might just buy you a car."

She paused.

"No... a mansion."

And then her phone buzzed again.

SPENCER: Okay, I bought something.

She replied quickly.

AURORA: What did you get?

SPENCER: Uhh... It’s a surprise.

Aurora frowned.

"...Why do I feel nervous all of a sudden?" she whispered.

However, she didn’t have the time to delve into it, and she bought a mansion and transferred it to Spencer.

She clicked a photo and sent it to Spencer.

AURORA: Bought a place for you to live in.

Spencer was stunned and looked at the deeds as if they were some kind of hot potato.

SPENCER: Aren’t you trusting me too much?

Aurora smirked at her screen, kicking her legs up on the couch like this was all part of some casual Tuesday.

AURORA: Maybe. Or maybe I just like keeping my investments close.

Spencer stared at the message, heart thumping like he’d just run a marathon. He looked at the mansion photo again, pinching himself once to make sure he wasn’t dreaming. Nope. Still real.

SPENCER: Aurora... this is too much. I don’t even know how to own a mansion. I don’t even own a vacuum.

Aurora snorted, typing fast.

AURORA: Don’t worry, as long as I own you, you can own anything you want.

Spencer bit his lip. "She’s serious," he whispered to no one.

Then, like a total idiot, he replied:

SPENCER: Since you are so good to me, I want to dedicate myself to you! I want to give you my first time!

Aurora was stunned to read that message before she muttered.

"Rogue! Shameless."

AURORA: You’re really something, Spencer.

As she waited for his reply, she wondered if she was getting too carried away.

After all, they hadn’t even started a real relationship yet.

She wasn’t even sure if she was ready for that kind of commitment, but at the same time, the chemistry between them was undeniable.

Her phone buzzed again, and she quickly glanced at it.

SPENCER: I swear, I’ll be the best to you. Just say the word.

Aurora raised an eyebrow, fighting a smile. He really doesn’t hold back, does he? she thought to herself.

She typed back, playing it cool.

AURORA: Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. We’ve got time.

SPENCER: Time doesn’t change how I feel. You’re different. I’ve never met anyone like you.

Aurora’s heart fluttered at the sincerity in his words. She wasn’t used to being treated this way, and it was a little overwhelming, but also... nice.

AURORA: I am going to sleep now. Good night.

SPENCER: Hey! Don’t leave!

SPENCER: Aurora!

SPENCER: Alright, good night, love. Sweet dreams and think about me. Message me when you wake up.