Milo Roland never expected to run into Ethan Roscente here.
He quickly composed himself and spoke respectfully, "Mr. Roscente, I'm here to see my sister."
Ethan frowned slightly, a flicker of confusion in his eyes.
He had assumed Jenna kept her job at this club a secret from her family. Working at such a place wasn't exactly something to boast about.
Yet here was Milo.
Had she already come clean to them?
Gavin Valentine, noticing Ethan's silence, interjected curiously, "You two know each other?"
Milo's gaze shifted between them. "My sister introduced us, but we're not close."
"I see." Gavin nodded thoughtfully.
Ethan's cold stare fixed on Milo. "This isn't the place for you. Go home."
"I'm waiting for my sister to finish her shift." Milo stood his ground. "Don't mind me, Mr. Roscente."
Without another word, Ethan turned and led Gavin's group upstairs.
Milo watched them leave before heading toward the staff lounge.
Jenna had just finished delivering drinks and was about to look for Milo when Patrick Klein and Stella Laurent stopped her.
"Done for the night?" Patrick asked.
Jenna nodded. "Just finished."
"VIP 999 requested you specifically." Patrick gestured upstairs. "Don't keep them waiting."
"Who is it?" Jenna frowned.
Stella smirked. "Big client. Better hurry."
Without further questions, Jenna made her way to VIP 999.
The moment she pushed the door open, she froze.
Ethan and Gavin sat on the sofa.
Weren't they just here a few days ago?
This young master really had a thing for nightclubs.
Grandma Blanche always said her grandson was just reserved but had good character. What kind of respectable person frequented places like this?
Even if he only came to drink, it still didn't reflect well on him.
Gavin waved her over. "Why is your brother here?"
Jenna's pulse jumped. "You saw Milo?"
"He said he's waiting to walk you home." Gavin gave her a meaningful look. "He knows you work here?"
Jenna met his gaze steadily. "I earn my living honestly. Is there a problem?"
The blunt response left Gavin momentarily speechless.