Part 2Sinking the Yacht

As soon as I returned to the stream.

The host specifically greeted me.

"Our Jax's number one Yacht Sister is back! Oh my, Jax is secure tonight."

This group stream team was only formed two months ago. Still growing.

Not many die-hard fans, so I rank pretty high on the tipping list.

And I have OCD. Every time I tip, it's only Yachts.

Easy to remember.

Hearing the host mention my name, Jax's mouth twitched almost imperceptibly.

But in a flash, he returned to his usual aloof self.

Just then, a beautiful avatar entered the stream and immediately dropped a Sports Car for him.

[Little brother is so handsome, hit me right in the heart. Love it.]

The host thanked her as usual and read out the comment.

Jax smiled shyly.

After finishing his dance move, as if to spite me, he rarely made a heart with his hands and personally thanked her.

"Thanks to the beauty for the Sports Car. Please continue to support me!"

The chat went wild.

[Holy crap, never seen Jax so shy and enthusiastic.] [First time seeing Jax make a heart. Rich sisters, send more cars! Nice! Love to see it!] [Miss is so generous. Looking at her profile, she's a real beauty.] [A real rich heiress. Is Jax moved?]

Perhaps seeing Jax in such a good mood, many old fans followed with gifts.

Bouquets and hot air balloons popped up on the screen non-stop. Very lively.

Jax couldn't hide his smile, interacting with extra cooperation.

Hearts and thanks never stopped.

Even the host wondered:

"What good thing happened to Jax tonight? Such a good mood?"

I felt even more stifled.

Usually, I drop a $100 Yacht, and I've never seen him react like this. No matter how many I send, it's just a faint smile.

A newbie sends a small gift, and he gives such emotional feedback.

Then what are my Yachts?

In a rage, I clicked the gift bar and sent another Yacht directly to that Zayne guy.

"Thanks to my Yacht Sister for sending Jax..."

The word "Yacht" hadn't even fully left his mouth when the host's habitual thank-you speech stuck.

Realizing what happened, he quickly corrected himself:

"Oh, sorry, misread that. The Yacht was for Zayne."

Hearing this, the whole team clearly froze for two seconds, tilting their heads to look at Zayne in the back row.

Zayne was in disbelief, walking forward confusedly.

And Jax, who was standing in the center, was even more shocked than Zayne.