World Domination Begins With Getting a System in a Modern World Chapter 65: Thank You Gift For Patty

The next morning, after they have had breakfast, they decided to leave for Anzo Estate.

They had initially wanted to wait but since none of them had nothing else to do at ho, and Patty didn’t want to leave the delivery people waiting when they arrive, they decided to leave early.

The morning air was crisp as Jas, Patty, and Leslie made their way toward Anzo Estate. The drive was smooth, the sun shining brightly as they cruised through the luxurious streets of Lower Bel-Air.

It still felt surreal to them — Patty and Leslie especially.

A week ago, they had been living in an ordinary neighborhood, worried about expenses. Now, they were relocating to one of the most exclusive areas in Los Angeles — an estate worth $12.5 million, nestled among the hos of the ultra-rich.

Jas stole a glance at Patty, who was staring out the window, a soft smile on her lips. Leslie, on the other hand, was brimming with excitent, tapping her fingers against the car’s seat.

"This place still feels like a dream," Leslie said, her voice filled with anticipation.

Jas smirked as he turned the car into the estate’s private driveway.

"Well, better get used to it. This is our ho now."

As soon as they pulled up, Leslie practically jumped out of the car, stretching her arms wide as she took in the mansion once again.

"Man, I can’t wait to officially move in!" she bead.

Jas chuckled and turned to Patty.

"You still okay with moving in tomorrow?" He asked.

They had talked when they will be moving in when they were on their way here, and Patty said that if all the deliveries are delivered today, then they can move in tomorrow if they want.

Patty nodded in agreent. She won’t deny it that even she wants to move in imdiately.

"Yes. If everything gets set up today, the only thing left is officially packing up and leaving the old house behind."

Jas also nodded in agreent. It felt bittersweet, leaving behind the house that had been their ho for years. But this was a new beginning for him and for all of them.

As they stepped inside, they quickly realized that the furniture deliveries hadn’t arrived yet.

"Guess we have so ti to kill," Leslie said, her eyes darting toward the grand spiral staircase leading to the upper floors.

Then, she suddenly grinned and turned to Jas.

"Hey! Wanna go pick rooms with ?"

Jas smirked, knowing she had been dying to claim her space.

"Sure, why not?"

They ascended the staircase, the elegant glass railings shimring under the sunlight streaming through the massive windows.

The mansion had a total of six bedrooms, each lavishly designed, but only one master bedroom.

Jas had already spoken with Patty earlier, asking which room she wanted, but she had shrugged it off.

"Any room is fine, Jas. They’re all beautiful. Besides, the master bedroom should go to the man of the house."

Jas had laughed at her teasing remark, but in the end, he agreed.

"Alright, let’s find your room first," Jas said as they reached the second floor.

Leslie eagerly walked into the first available room, her eyes scanning the space.

She inspected the view from the window, the massive wardrobe, and the en-suite bathroom. After a few minutes, she nodded in satisfaction.

"This one. I’ll take this room!"

Jas chuckled. "That was fast."

Leslie smirked. "Well, I have good taste."

They exited her room and headed toward the master bedroom — Jas’ future space.

Unlike the other rooms, the master bedroom was twice as big, featuring a private balcony, a massive walk-in closet, and a luxurious bathroom with a jacuzzi.

Leslie whistled in admiration as she stepped inside.

"Jas, I swear this room is bigger than our entire old house."

Jas chuckled. "Probably."

As they admired the room, they suddenly heard Patty’s voice calling from downstairs.

"The deliveries are here!"

Leslie and Jas exchanged glances before quickly making their way downstairs.

***

Outside, a small truck was parked in front of the estate, movers unloading the final pieces of furniture and decor.

Patty directed them, making sure everything went to the right places. The estate was already fully furnished, but they had ordered a few additional pieces to make it feel more like ho.

It didn’t take long before the movers were done. They left after a few brief signatures, leaving the family standing in their now fully-prepared ho.

Leslie clapped her hands together excitedly.

"So, when do we move in, Mom?" She asked again, nearly unable to control herself.

Patty smiled. "Tomorrow as said before."

Leslie let out a celebratory cheer and squealed in excitent, before practically skipping toward the car.

Jas, who had been watching everything in silence, turned to Patty.

"Hey, I want to invite Ralph over once we move in. That cool with you?"

Patty chuckled. "Jas, this is your house. You don’t have to ask for my permission, even if it’s out of courtesy."

Jas smiled. "I know, but I still wanted to let you know."

Patty placed a hand on his arm, her expression warm. "I appreciate that."

Jas natural had his reasons for telling Patty. Yes, Anzo Estate is his but that doesn’t an that he has to disrespect his family.

***

After they returned ho, Patty went into the kitchen to start preparing lunch, leaving Jas with so ti to spare.

With such free ti, Jas rembered that there was sothing important he needed to do — buy a car for Patty.

Without wasting ti, he headed straight to the car dealership where he had purchased his car and Ralph’s.

The mont he stepped inside, a familiar voice called out.

"Jas!"

He turned to see Laila—the sa salesperson from his last visit — rushing toward him.

However, sothing interesting happened.

Just before Laila could reach him, another salesperson — a young woman with striking features — intercepted Jas.

She flashed a charming smile, clearly trying to use her beauty to catch his attention.

"Hello, sir~" she purred, stepping closer. "Looking for sothing special today?"

Jas barely spared her a glance before walking straight past her, heading toward Laila.

He knew what she wanted to do, as she flashed her cleavages at him but he wasn’t in the mood for it.

He knew that the girl must has heard of him from other employees, and want to attend to him, but he would appreciate it if she isn’t trying to honey trap him.

Laila, who had stopped in her tracks when the other salesperson approached, blinked in surprise before smiling.

"Welco back, Jas."

This ti, there was no forced professionalism, no fakeness — just a genuine, warm smile.

Jas noticed the difference imdiately.

"Guess she really has changed," he thought.

"Good to see you again, Laila," he greeted.

Her smile widened. "So, what can I do for you today?"

Jas smirked.

"I’m here to buy a car. The latest Land Rover Range Rover."

Laila’s eyes widened slightly, but she quickly composed herself.

"An excellent choice," she said. "The newest Range Rover— The Range Rover Autobiography just arrived last week. Fully loaded, all the latest features."

"Perfect," Jas said. "I’ll take it."

Laila blinked.

"Wait... just like that?"

Jas chuckled. "Yeah. No need to explain the specs. I already know it’s the best option."

Laila stared at him for a mont before shaking her head with a laugh.

"You really don’t waste ti, huh?"

"Not when I already know what I want."

The Range Rover Autobiography was priced at $181,000, but Jas paid in full, just as he had before.

The cashier, now familiar with Jas’ no-nonsense approach, barely reacted this ti — but he could tell she was still surprised.

As the final docunts were prepared, Jas turned to Laila.

"I want the car delivered to this address tomorrow, " he said, handing her a slip of paper with their ho address of the Anzo Estate.

Laila took it and smiled. "Consider it done."

***

As Jas stepped out of the dealership, he felt a deep sense of satisfaction.

He could already picture Patty’s reaction. He knew that she would protest, tell him that he didn’t have to, that it was too much... but in the end, she would accept it.

Because this was more than just a car. It was a symbol of how far they had co. It was proof that their struggles were over. And most of all — it was a thank-you gift.

Jas smiled to himself.

"She’s going to love it."