When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

Lucas: “Speak!”
Hazel: “Listen to what your servants said.”
Lucas: “Our servant? Did you go to my father’s house?”
Hazel nodded: “I lived in that community before.”
Lucas: “Have we known each other before? Why don’t I remember you at all?”
Hazel: “Anyway, I remember you.”
Lucas: “What do you want to do when you approach me?”
Hazel blushed: “I don’t want to do anything. You don’t have to complicate what I think. Maybe I’ll leave after a while.”
Lucas: “Oh...you are here to experience life.”
Hazel nodded: “Yes! You just think I’m here to experience life. You don’t have to pay me. As long as you don’t drive me away, it’s
fine.”
Lucas picked up the steamed buns on the coffee table and started eating: “How much is breakfast? I’ll pass it on to you.”
Hazel: “No need! It’s very cheap, you don’t have to give it to me.”
Lucas: “Not only do you not want me to pay your wages, but you also give money in... Your family is quite rich?”
Hazel blushed in embarrassment: “Then you can transfer it to me! It’s $12 in total.”
Hazel turned on the phone and asked him to add friends.
Lucas picked up the phone, added her, and transferred $12 to her.
Hazel looked at Lucas with admiration: “Boss, why are you so good? You just graduated from university, and started your own
company!”
A blush appeared on Lucas’s face: “Can you speak normally? Are you talking so exaggeratedly to others?”
Hazel: “Has no one praised you? You are really amazing. Your servants also say you are amazing.”

Lucas: “What else did they tell you?”
Hazel: “They didn’t say anything. They just said that you are better than the other brothers in the Hogan family. Boss, you can
have breakfast! I’ll take the trash away first.”
Hazel went out with the trash.
After a while, she came in with a bouquet of flowers.
Lucas frowned: “What are you doing?”
Hazel: “There is a flower shop at the gate of your community. When I was throwing out the trash, I happened to see it. I just
bought a bunch of flowers and came back. If you have a bunch of flowers at home, it will look more lively!”
Lucas: “How much?”
Hazel: “It’s not expensive, only $30.”
Lucas picked up the phone and transferred $30 to her.
Hazel: “Boss, you don’t need to transfer money to me! I want to buy these flowers myself...”
Lucas: “If you know that you are causing trouble to me, then stop taking things from my house casually.”
“Okay!” Hazel put the flowers on the coffee table, “Boss, don’t you have a vase at home?”
Lucas: “I don’t have that at home.”
Hazel: “Then I’ll go buy a vase later.”
Lucas: “I just said, don’t bring anything to my house.”
Hazel: “It’s okay if these flowers are not placed in a vase, they will wither quickly. If they are placed in a vase, they can live for at
least a week.”
Lucas: “All right, you buy it.”
Hazel: “I’ll buy a cheap vase. Don’t transfer money to me.”

Lucas did not answer. After finishing eating, he picked up the teacup on the coffee table.
Hazel immediately took the teacup from his hand: “I’ll go get you some water.”
Lucas: “...you like serving people so much?”
After saying this, Lucas thought of Siena.
Siena used to be like this, she was very diligent, helping him clean up the house and cooking for him.
Lucas’s Adam’s apple twitched: “You said you lived in my dad’s neighborhood before, do you know a nanny in my family? Her
name is Siena.”