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The moment Lucas heard the name "Mia," the smile on his face froze mid-air. "Sorry, Mr. Carter," someone said quickly. "Mia's already been let go..." Oliver let out a theatrical sigh. "That's such a shame. I've always been deeply impressed by Mia's professional skills. In fact, that's why I agreed to become her fiancé earlier this morning." He smiled and added, "So wherever she decides to work next, I'll make sure Mr. Miller's investment goes there instead." Mia couldn't help but laugh. Who was this guy? What kind of investor talked like a kid playing make-believe? But honestly, she loved it. "Thanks, babe. I'll make sure to reward you when we get home tonight." "You're welcome, sweetheart. Just be sure to find yourself a boss who actually has manners." The two bantered back and f