When His Eyes Opened novel by Simple Silence

Arriving at the hotel, Niko didn't get out of the car: "Lucas, send Hazel in! I won't go in!”

Lucas thought that Hazel had a big box, so he opened the door and got out of the car.

Before Hazel got off the car, she thanked Niko: "Brother Niko, thank you! I will treat you to dinner later.”

Niko: "Okay! But I want to eat your wedding wine even more."

Hazel got out of the car blushing.

Lucas had already taken Hazel's suitcase out of the trunk.

The two entered the hotel.

Hazel booked a hotel for a month.

Lucas stood by and watched her ask the front desk if there is a discount for booking for one month. The lady at the front desk called the manager, and after confirming the discount, she checked in Hazel for one month.

After paying, Hazel took the room card and looked at Lucas: "Let's go!"

Lucas dragged the suitcase and followed Hazel towards the elevator.

"Boss, why didn't you say a word?" Entering the elevator, Hazel looked at Lucas and asked.

Lucas: "Say what?" He really didn't know what to say.

Hazel: "I brought you mooncakes. There are all kinds of flavors."

Lucas: "Yes."

"I sent you a message before, but you didn't reply, why didn't you reply to my message?" Hazel asked.

Lucas: "I don't like sending messages."

Hazel: "I know what you're thinking."

The elevator reached the designated floor and stopped.

The two got out of the elevator and walked towards the room.

After entering the room, Hazel took the box from Lucas, opened it, and took out several flavors of mooncakes from it and put them on the bed for Lucas to choose. Lucas: "Do you have to eat it?"

Hazel: "Try it!" Hazel picked up a bag of Liuxin mooncakes, tore open the bag, and handed it to Lucas, "It's not as bad as you think. It's not very greasy."

Lucas took the mooncake and took a bite.

Hazel stared at him: "How is it? Is it delicious?"

Lucas: "It's not bad."

Hazel smiled: "Let me just say it! It's not that greasy." After Hazel finished speaking, she began to take out the daily necessities in the suitcase, "I'm going home this time, and my family members say that I grew up here in Thopiavelle."

Lucas: "I can't tell."

Hazel: "I didn't see it either. But they did."

Hazel hung the clothes in the suitcase in the closet.

After Lucas finished eating the mooncakes, he went to the bathroom to wash his hands, and when he came out of the bathroom, Lucas said to Hazel, "I'm going first."

Hazel: "Didn't Brother Niko leave? Why don't you play with me for a while! Let's have dinner together at night!"

Lucas: "I don't want to have dinner with you."

Hazel: "Why?"

"You've been lying to me." Lucas was not a fool, Hazel had been concealing her identity and approaching him, at first he didn't care about Hazel, so he didn't care, but the emotional aspect was beyond his control.

Hazel was becoming more and more like Siena, and he was troubled by it almost every day.

Hazel walked up to Lucas, took a deep breath, and took Lucas's hand.

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