The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 2308

“Whew! Amazing! I prefer beer to acidic wine!” Titus threw the bottle and said aloud.

However, when he looked at the other three people in the private room, he realized no one was looking at him. A wave of embarrassment instantly surged in his heart.

Seeing Jagoan and the rest looking in the same direction, Titus asked curiously, “Mr. Lennon, what are you looking at?”

“Oh, we’re looking at women,” Jagoan said without looking back.

Titus raised his eyebrows with an odd look on his face.

He said earlier that he wanted to get some girls for Jagoan, but Jagoan refused. However, he was now looking at women. Titus wondered if Jagoan had some weird hobby.

As if knowing Titus would overthink, Winnie turned to look at Titus and said, “Millie and the other woman came to this bar…”

“What? Are you sure?” Titus’ expression changed as he asked in disbelief. Then, he went over to Winnie and looked down.

Sure enough, he saw Millie and the woman at a booth. Although the two were wearing a cap and a mask, they did not change their clothes. Titus naturally recognized them at a glance.

“I didn’t know Ms. Winters liked bars…” Titus whispered before adding, “If word about this got out, many people in Ocean City would be shocked. The legendary most talented woman in Ocean City also enjoys hanging out in bars.”

Jagoan smiled and shook his head at Titus’ speech.

Looking at the sexy and charming bunny girls, Titus gulped. However, he could only forget about any ideas because Jagoan already said that he did not want any escorts. He reluctantly waved to signal that the bunny girls could leave.

The bunny girls looked disappointed but still obediently left the private room. They could not afford to offend an heir like Titus.

After they left, Titus turned back to Jagoan.

“Mr. Lennon, would you like to go down and say hello to them?” Titus asked.

Jagoan glanced at him and said with a smile, “They covered themselves up so much that it’s obvious that they don’t want anyone to recognize them.”