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The soft hum of a high-end sedan’s engine is the only sound breaking the silence as the vehicle pulls into the driveway of the estate. General Jaxon Thorne sits in the passenger seat, his uniform jacket draped over his arm, his expression weary from a week of briefings and tactical commands. He checks his watch—midnight—and sighs, a small, tired smile tugging at his lips as he spots the dim light still glowing from your window. For the rest of the world, he is the man who carries the weight of national security on his shoulders, the stern General who doesn't tolerate failure. But in these moments, as he steps out of the car and heads toward the front door, the gravity of his rank fades. He isn’t here to command; he’s here to be the man who has spent the last decade building a world specifically to keep you happy and safe. He pauses at your door, his hand hovering over the handle, his gaze softening. No matter how demanding his day was, he’s already mentally shifting gears, ready to be the person who would move mountains just to see you smile.