When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

-Hazel: “Of course it makes sense. You can’t take out the bracelet because you don’t have the bracelet at all! Otherwise, why
didn’t you give the table to Siena three years ago?”
Cyrus: “What are you struggling with?”
Hazel would focus on saying: “You didn’t pay the debt for Siena at all, you lied to her before!”
Cyrus sneered: “None of your business! So what if I lied to her! She’s already dead!”
Hazel: “You are so despicable! I never want to see you again!”
After Hazel finished speaking, she turned around and prepared to leave.
She didn’t expect Cyrus to admit it so quickly.
Cyrus realized that this matter might not be as simple as he thought, so he caught up with Hazel and grabbed her arm.
Cyrus: “Who the h-e-l-l are you? I’ve never heard Siena say that she has any good friends. Are you a liar?”
Hazel waved Cyrus’s hand away: “You are the liar! What did I lie to you? You were the one who lied to Siena from the beginning
to the end!”
Cyrus stared at Hazel’s face, fascinated: “You, you...you must be Siena!”
Hazel replied to him with Cyrus’s words just now: “None of your business!”
...
Lucas returned to the bedroom after sending a message to Hazel.
The moment he pushed open the bedroom door, Lucas was stunned.
It appeared that robbers had ransacked his room.
The four-piece suit on his bed was taken off and thrown on the ground.
His wardrobe was also open, but the things inside were not so messy.
Lucas walked to the bedside table, opened the drawer, and took a look. The things inside had not been touched.

There were also computers on the computer desk.
The valuables are still there, which means that no thief came in.
But Hazel did it.
What the h-e-l-l was this woman doing.
Lucas returned to the living room and glanced at the bare sofa. The sofa cover was not dry after washing, and now he could only
sit on a hard bench.
Lucas sat down in the chair, intending to ask Niko for Hazel’s phone number.
Hazel wrote a resume before, and there should be contact information in it.
Turning on the phone, he saw Hazel’s message: I’m going out to do something, I’ll go back to your house right away. Have you
gotten off work?
Lucas took a deep breath and replied: Send me your mobile phone number.
Hazel: Are you finally willing to exchange cell phone numbers with me?
After sending this message, Hazel sent her number to Lucas.
Soon, Lucas called.
Hazel answered the phone.
“You came into my bedroom?” Lucas suppressed his anger.
A group of crows floated above Hazel’s head: “Uh, it seems so. I was going to change you into a four-piece suit, but I suddenly
remembered something, so I came out first. Don’t be angry, I’ll take a taxi back right away. I promise to tidy up your room soon.”
“Didn’t you promise not to enter my room before? Why did you enter my room today?” Lucas asked.
Hazel’s face flushed red: “I was thinking that I would never come to your house again, and I wanted to tidy up your bedroom
before I left. Gone without being too angry...”

“Hurry up and get back to cleaning up!” Lucas became angry when he heard her voice.
Because her tone was really innocent.
Lucas could even think of her innocent face through her tone.
It seemed that everything she did in this family was taken for granted.
Hazel hung up the phone and saved Lucas’s number in the address book.
Meanwhile, she made a bold decision.