Chapter 159
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Chapter 159

As Jaxon looked up, he saw a stunning woman approaching him. "Hey, pretty," he replied with a smile, admiring her beauty.

"I'm Milly Sienna, nice to meet you, Jax," she introduced herself, extending her hand for a handshake.

Jaxon accepted her hand graciously, but instead of shaking it, he lifted it to his lips and placed a gentle kiss on it, like a true gentleman.

He smiled in response to Milly's introduction. "Nice to meet you, Milly. So, tell me, do you work here?” He asked, flir
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