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Jun sat back on the couch provided at the waiting room and waited. His leg was vibrating up and down in impatience. His gaze kept flickering toward the curtain where Iori and Anna disappeared.
The occasional sound of laughter and murmurs drew his attention and he had to stop himself from bursting inside and interrupting them. He knew Anna would have a fit. She was particular about her customer service and that no one sees the customer before they are deemed acceptable by her.
But he couldn’t care less about that now. He was rethinking his choice of taking Iori here. He had done that because he knew Anna was the best and he had been looking forward to seeing her dressed up. But, he somehow forgot that Iori was exactly Anna’s type.
Anna was going to make him live through hell and back…
“You must be sitting on needles by now…” Anna commented as she slipped outside,
“Did you finish ogling my girlfriend?
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