Isabella's surprise was understandable.

Given current technology, such an item seemed impossible.

But this was within Sam's expectations. He smiled lightly and said.

"You all have superpowers, so why can't I have a magical item?"

This made Sophie and Angel's smiles fade.

They clearly thought of something.

Angel squinted.

"So, you have various magical abilities too?" Sophie frowned.

"Isn't it normal? We all have our unique traits, supernatural phenomena that science can't explain."

Isabella's eyes widened. She grabbed the seemingly ordinary wig from Sam's hand.

A wig that could change color and style at will was not just magical but incredibly convenient for a cosplayer!

Professional cosplayers often avoid low-quality wigs, preferring to dye their hair to match the character. This process could take an entire day.

Now, holding this wig, its texture was astonishing, almost like it had just grown from her scalp.

Sam smiled slightly.

"You can try it now. Just put it on, look in the mirror, close your eyes, and clearly think of a color and style."

"That simple?"

"Try it and see."

"Wait a moment!"

Isabella eagerly took the wig and rushed to the restroom.

Angel looked at Sam with a strange gaze, making him sweat a little.

"Why are you looking at me like that? Do you want one too?"

Angel smiled slightly, her eyes seeming a bit dangerous.

"I'm thinking, if you gave her something so magical... my gift better not be any less impressive."

"Heh, of course."

Though he said that... he wasn't entirely confident.

"Wow!!"

When Isabella returned excitedly, her hair had completely changed color.

It was a striking silver, a stark contrast to her original black, and the style was incredibly cute.

Sophie and Angel were both startled.

"So fast?"

"And the texture... it doesn't look like a wig at all."

Sophie couldn't help but be amazed.

Isabella laughed, "Right? You can't even tell where my original hair is, can you?"

"Really... and the length, the smooth and straight texture..."

Angel quickly turned to Sam, staring intently.

"Do you have more?"

"I don't do wholesale. There's only one. I can't make more."

Unless the system gave him another one in a future sign-in.

Isabella couldn't stop smiling, waving her hand.

"Oh, your gifts won't be any less impressive. Alright, Sam, what's next?"

There was no need to ask if Isabella accepted the gift. She clearly didn't want to take it off.

Next, Sam considered and looked at Sophie.

"Alright... this is for Sophie."

From his canvas bag, he pulled out a red string with a small jade amulet attached. The craftsmanship was exquisite, and the jade was clearly different from the one Sophie had given earlier.

Everyone fell silent upon seeing the gift.

The atmosphere seemed a bit tense.

Isabella glanced at the two silent girls, sensing something was off without using her mind-reading ability.

She coughed.

"What a coincidence, Sophie just gave away a jade pendant, and now you give her a... red string amulet?"

Angel didn't speak, but her expression wasn't good.

Sam knew he couldn't go too far, but this was the best gift he could think of from his rewards, most suitable for Sophie.

Sophie seemed hesitant.

She thought the item looked expensive.

But Sam pushed the red string amulet towards her, speaking naturally and calmly.

"It's not some expensive jade. I don't even know what kind of jade it is... but I know its function. It can keep you warm in winter, cool in summer, and prevent illness. It's perfect for you."

Sophie's eyes couldn't help but shimmer with emotion.

She initially thought he had spent a lot of money on a jade gift for her.

But hearing his words, her heart was filled with warmth.

She had been frail since childhood, and after giving away her jade pendant, Sam's red string amulet held even more significance.

It was like he was saying: It's okay to give up your luck; I'll give you real protection.

Though her thoughts were mostly speculative, it didn't stop Sophie from feeling satisfied and happy with the gift.

In an instant, her previous resentment vanished.

Why could Sam and Angel kiss in front of her without a care?

It didn't matter anymore.

As long as Sophie felt important in Sam's heart, that was enough. He bravely gave her this gift in front of Angel.

So Sophie didn't care about Angel's gaze, gently holding the red string amulet and looking into Sam's eyes.

"Thank you, I really... like it."

Sam was taken aback. The tone of her voice was different, special enough to make his heart skip a beat.

But soon, Angel's cold voice interrupted.

"Sam, if your gift to me isn't more special than theirs combined... you know what will happen, right?"

Indeed, this girl needed something special, the most special.

Not just valuable, but heartfelt.

If it lacked either, it wouldn't be Angel.

But these things weren't guaranteed. It had to be something Angel found special.

But there was no turning back now. Sam had prepared unique items.

He took out the next item from his canvas bag.

"Don't worry, this is for my Angel."

Sam pulled out a small bell, beautifully crafted with a rose gold color, not looking old-fashioned.

"What is this?"

Angel frowned.

Sam smiled.

"This bell won't ring under normal circumstances, like natural shaking, falling, or if someone else uses it. Only when you shake it and say my name... no matter where you are, I'll appear within five minutes."

Angel squinted.

"What if I say someone else's name?"

Sam was taken aback.

"Who else would you call? Only my name works!"

"Oh, that's boring..."

Angel seemed dissatisfied.

Sam laughed.

"Then don't take it."

"No, I want it, but... it's not enough. You know what I mean, right?"

Angel took the bell and looked at Sam.

Sam sighed in relief.

He had anticipated this and prepared accordingly.

"Well, I have one more thing."

He pulled out a seemingly ordinary white handkerchief and handed it to Angel.

"What is this?"

Sam explained.

"This handkerchief can be used once a day. No matter when you use it, no matter what you wipe, it will instantly remove all fatigue, weariness, and dirt, leaving your skin and appearance in the best condition."

"Wow!!! Can I have it? I really need one. Do you have more?"

Isabella couldn't help but ask.

Sophie was also surprised, her eyes drawn to Sam.

Sam knew how tempting such an item was for girls.

But unfortunately.

He spread his hands.

"No more."

Isabella couldn't help but say.

"Compared to hers, what are our gifts? And she gets two! So biased."

Sam knew she was trying to defuse the situation, preventing Angel from getting too greedy.

But he could only show a helpless expression.

"I can't help it. I'm not a magician. I don't have more."

Angel held the handkerchief and bell.

"Really no more?"

"Really no more. Don't look at me like that."

"Let me see your bag."

Angel immediately took Sam's canvas bag, and Isabella joined in.

The bag could hold countless items, but only Sam could use it effectively. To them, it just contained the gifts Sam had stored.

Nothing else.

"Just these two... fine, I'll let you off this time. But remember to give me the good stuff first next time."

"Got it, my Angel."

Sam smiled.

At that moment, Isabella suddenly exclaimed.

"Wow! We've wasted too much time. Only five minutes until the New Year!"

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