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"Um!"

Jaxon was very satisfied with the answer. It seemed he was one step closer to success.

"Now it's your turn, but this round is a big dare."

Hannah began to hesitate, considering the dare. It needed to be challenging but not too simple.

"You beat Flash, and you said you learned martial arts. So, can you do push-ups with one hand?"

Hannah's dare was still fairly simple.

Jaxon was relaxed, "Is that all? I can even carry you on my back and do push-ups with one hand."

"Don't think you can get away with this."

"Alright, I'll start the show then."

Jaxon got down and started doing push-ups with one hand.

For Jaxon, one-handed push-ups were no problem at all. He could do it through sheer strength, though he could also use his powers if needed. Either way, it was no challenge for him.

Hannah was amazed that Jaxon could do so many one-handed push-ups so easily.

"Now it's my turn. I told you it's fine even if you sit on me. Want to try?"

Hannah hesitated. "If that's your dare, then I accept it."

Hannah sat on Jaxon, and he didn't feel any strain. It wasn't just because he was strong, but also because Hannah was quite petite. While Mary Jane, Gwen, and others were around 170 cm tall, Hannah was just a bit over 160 cm.

"I've got this covered."

Jaxon did two push-ups, though he had other ideas in mind. He thought to himself, "Sit on my back now, but one day, you'll be underneath."

He playfully pretended to lose his balance so that Hannah struggled to stay seated. As she was about to slip, Jaxon shifted, protecting her as she fell to the ground.

Hannah was flustered, but Jaxon's quick reaction had shielded her.

"I'm sorry I made you lose your balance."

Hannah, now realizing she was in his arms, said, "It's my fault. I didn't sit firmly."

They returned to their seats and continued the conversation.

"Hannah, it's your turn to ask questions now."

Hannah asked, "Gwen and the others—did you deceive them?"

Jaxon shook his head and replied sincerely, "No. They all know. I didn't hide anything from them, nor did I lie."

"I'm sincere with them. I really like them and want to spend the rest of my life with them."

"They hesitated, but ultimately, they chose to be with me."

Hannah found it hard to believe, but the opportunity to ask questions was over.

Jaxon was ready to strike. "If I didn't have Gwen and the others, but pursued you, would you agree to be with me?"

"Huh?"

Hannah was stunned, momentarily at a loss.

Jaxon continued, as though confessing his feelings.

"Hannah, you know what?"

"You're beautiful too. Not just hot, but truly beautiful in both looks and character."

"I won't lie. Actually, I like you too."

Hannah looked flustered and nervous, completely unprepared for Jaxon's confession. She instinctively tried to look away, but he gently held her.

"Hannah, don't forget, the truth-or-dare game isn't over yet. I just answered your question, now it's your turn to answer mine."

Hannah took a deep breath, composed herself, and thought back to Jaxon's question.

In the end, she followed her heart and replied.

"Perhaps."

The moment she answered, Jaxon leaned in, lifting her chin so their eyes met.

Hannah saw sincerity and warmth in his gaze.

Jaxon noticed that, amidst Hannah's nervousness, there was a glimmer of anticipation.

Hannah's mind raced as she looked at Jaxon right in front of her, wondering what he would do next.

He didn't disappoint her. Leaning forward, he pressed his lips to hers.

At first, Hannah was a little uncertain, but with Jaxon's gentle guidance, she soon began to feel the beauty of the moment.

After a long kiss, Hannah's heart was racing, and it took her a while to calm down. She adjusted her glasses and looked at Jaxon, still in a daze.

"Jaxon, you can't just do that. There's a party going on, and Gwen and the others are here."

Jaxon smirked mischievously, "So, would it be okay if they weren't?"

Only then did Hannah realize Jaxon had found a loophole in her words.

"I—I didn't mean that..."

Jaxon took another step, "Hannah, be my girlfriend."

"Don't worry, Gwen and the others won't mind."

"I'll treat you the same way I treat them."

Hannah watched him draw closer, feeling conflicted, and didn't answer.

Jaxon took that as a sign. "Hannah, if you don't say no, I'll take that as a yes."

Hannah hesitated but didn't respond.

Not giving her a chance to protest, Jaxon closed the gap and kissed her again.

Hannah surrendered completely, melting into the kiss.

Jaxon pulled away with a satisfied smile, "You didn't refuse, Hannah."

Hannah managed to catch her breath, "You didn't even give me a chance to."

"So, would you have refused?"

As Jaxon leaned in again, Hannah finally relented.

"We can't do this here."

"It's fine, no one will catch us. I can hear if someone's coming. Plus, we can find somewhere more private."

Hannah's cheeks flushed an even deeper red, now out of pure shyness.

Jaxon took her hand and led her to a more secluded spot.

It was a beautiful evening, and everyone was enjoying themselves.

Inside, the party was in full swing, while outside, things were anything but peaceful.

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Inside, the party continued in full force.

Mary Jane realized Jaxon was missing and went looking for him. She ran into Gwen on the way.

"Gwen, have you seen Jaxon?"

Gwen recalled seeing him head to the backyard earlier and thought he hadn't come back yet.

"I'll go check the backyard."

"Alright, I'll look somewhere else."

Gwen stepped out to the backyard.

The sounds from the party filled the air, but Gwen's heightened senses caught a soft sound.

She muttered to herself, "You're absolutely crazy," and returned to the house.

Back inside, she met Mary Jane. "I didn't see Jaxon. Don't worry, he's probably fine. Or… were you planning to steal a moment alone with him?"

Mary Jane blushed, "I'm not bold enough to do that… at a party…"

Gwen held back a smirk. "Just because you wouldn't doesn't mean he wouldn't."

"Let's just enjoy ourselves. He'll come back soon."

As they sat down, Jaxon entered through the back door, casually joining them.

Hannah felt as if they'd been caught red-handed but relaxed as Jaxon confidently greeted Gwen.

Gwen whispered to him, "You're bold. There's a party going on, and this isn't your house."

Jaxon shrugged, "Not bold—just misunderstood."

"Get back inside. Mary Jane and Betty are looking for you. I'll chat with Hannah."

Confident that Gwen wouldn't be too harsh, Jaxon nodded. "I'll see you later, Hannah."

He gently held her hand. "Don't worry, Gwen's kind. She won't give you a hard time."

Hannah's nerves eased as he kissed her cheek.

"You're special to me, too."

Hannah relaxed, watching him go.

Jaxon walked inside, leaving Gwen and Hannah alone to talk.

Gwen was calm as they chatted, while Jaxon trusted Gwen would handle things tactfully, keeping the peace.