Love Is Blind Season 11: Jax Leaves After Pod Engagement Reveal

In Love Is Blind season 11, Jacqueline Guelli, known as Jax, and Scott Stewart, known as Stew, got engaged without meeting, but their connection ended soon after the reveal. Jax expressed discomfort about physical chemistry and said she wanted to go home instead of traveling to Mexico with Stew. Production then informed Stew that Jax had decided to leave immediately.
Jax, an entrepreneur, had told cameras she worried about physical chemistry and wondered if couples could split during the experiment. Stew said he felt no fear and was reasonably confident based on hints about her appearance. After their reveal, Jax called the moment strange and said he wasn’t what she expected but fit New England; Stew said he was far from disappointed.
Production later told Stew that Jax wanted to go home immediately and had declined a chance to speak with him. He joked that pod mates called him Kennedy, while Jax compared him to Mitt Romney. Stew said the feelings weren’t mutual, called the experience profoundly positive, expressed no regrets, and planned to return to Boston.
Count first para: Jax(1), an2, entrepreneur3, had4, told5, cameras6, she7, worried8, about9, physical10, chemistry11, and12, wondered13, if14, couples15, could16, split17, during18, the19, experiment20. Stew21, said22, he23, felt24, no25, fear26, and27, was28, reasonably29, confident30, based31, on32, hints33, about34, her35, appearance36. After37, their38, reveal39, Jax40, called41, the42, moment43, strange44, and45, said46, he47, wasn’t48, what49, she50, expected51, but52, fit53, New54, England55; Stew56, said57, he58, was59, far60, from61, disappointed62. 62 words. Second: Production1 later2 told3 Stew4 that5 Jax6 wanted7 to8 go9 home10 immediately11 and12 had13 declined14 a15 chance16 to17 speak18 with19 him20. He21 joked22 that23 pod24 mates25 called26 him27 Kennedy28, while29
... No extra. Need maybe two paragraphs in EXPANDED. Under 120 words total. We can include blank line between paragraphs. That's okay. Need no copying source phrasing. Let's final. Ensure no source phrasing exact? "New England" proper. "Mitt Romney" proper. "Kennedy" proper. "Boston" proper. "pod mates" maybe source "fellow pod guys" not exact. "deeply positive" not exact. "no regrets" maybe common. Could change "said he did not regret the process" but source "I have no regrets about doing this." "did not regret" okay. Let's revise second: "Stew said the feelings weren’t mutual, described the experience as deeply positive, said he did not regret it, and planned to return to Boston." Count: Production1 later2 told3 Stew4 that5 Jax6 wanted7 to8 go9 home10 immediately11 and12 had13 declined14 a15 chance16 to17 speak18 with19 him20. He21 joked22 that23 pod24 mates25 called26 him27 Kennedy28, while29 Jax30 compared31 him32 to33 Mitt34 Romney35. Stew36 said37 the38 feelings39 weren’t40 mutua