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    Jaxson expressed his regret, though his voice remained detached. He took a sip of his wine and nced toward the door.


    Noticing this, Joanna inquired with curiosity, “Jaxson, are we expecting someone else?”


    Joanna hadn’t anticipated Madeline’s presence. How did these two even know each other?


    Jaxson was the sole heir of the Singh family in Glophia. His medical talent had been evident early on. By the age of 15, he was already attending the best medical university in Glophia. Two yearster, he went abroad to study at a top medical school. Jaxson was an unconventional man. Instead of following in his family’s footsteps to inherit the business, he dedicated himself to studying medicine. Rumor had it he even served as a Médecins Sans Frontières doctor on the front lines.


    Despiteing from a wealthy family, he chose a life of hardship. Though they were all from affluent backgrounds, the group held a deep admiration for Jaxson. Moreover, Jaxson seldom mingled with them, so they only saw him at asional banquets. In their eyes, Jaxson was exceptionally talented and impressive. The Singh family, though just below the top four families, was well-known in Glophia.


    “Don’t you know who set up this weing party?” Jaxson asked.


    Kaiden shook his head. “Weren’t you the one who invited us?” Spencer, the event coordinator, had assumed Jaxson was behind the wee party when he received the booking. “So, who used Jaxson’s name to organize it?”


    Joanna wondered who else could be connected to Jaxson.


    At that moment, the door opened, and someone walked in.


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    Jaxson stood up eagerly and walked to the door, embracing the person who had entered.


    Jaxson gave the man a pat on the shoulder and said, “It’s been a while.”


    Everyone in the private room was stunned. It was Sean.


    Jaxson and Sean were this close? Sean hadn’t even lived in Glophia before. A flood of questions rushed through everyone’s minds.


    Sean returned the hug and patted Jaxson on the back. “It’s been a long time, Jaxson. How’s the wee party? Enjoying it?”


    A head appeared from behind Sean.


    Her long hair was neatly tied up, and she wore light makeup, her lips a soft pink. She smiled warmly and greeted everyone.


    “Hi, I’m Nancy Chase, Sean’s sister.”


    She gave a polite bow, her manners impable. Jaxson looked puzzled. “Sean, she’s your sister? I thought you only had one sister. What about Susanna?”


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