Chapter 66 The Truth Behind Gabriel‘…
Chapter 66 The Truth Behind Gabriel’s “Being Cheated”
Gabriel never came back since the day he left.
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These days, Hazel was busy working in the morning and playing with her three children in the afternoon. The days were peaceful and warm.
Since birth, Leila has had to stay at ZN Laboratory for half a month every three months due to health reasons.
He was cute and had a sweet mouth, and he was truly the favorite of the group here. She took her two brothers around to have fun, with bodyguards following. Hazel was relieved, but every time she found their location, it was different.
The place where they were found this time was in the small garden outside Dylan’s ward.
He was teaching three children to play arithmetic games.
Jaxon and Joshua, who were already intelligent, learned it immediately after listening to it a few
times.
Seeing Leila sitting on Dylan’s lap, they eagerly prepared to teach her elementary arithmetic.
The little one innocently blinked his eyes and said to Jaxon, who was trying to teach him, “Brother, I couldn’t.”
Jaxon patiently said, “It’s okay, Leila. Brother can teach you.”
Dylan gently touched her little head and said, “Leila, if you like, I can teach you.”
Joshua also eagerly joined in, pointing at the question and saying, “Sister, look at this question. This one and this one added together, then…”
Leila glanced at her two brothers and then turned to look at Dylan, realizing that none of them had the slightest clue about a certain point, which was a bit disappointing.
She pointed to her cheek, reminding the three of them.
“But I was only one year old.”
One year old! She was still a one–year–old baby!
What elementary arithmetic problems did you learn?
This was the first time Hazel saw silence and speechlessness on her daughter’s face, and she called out the little one’s name.
The latter immediately got off Dylan’s leg and ran towards her with light and brisk steps.
“Mom, Mom.”
At that moment, Hazel seemed to see what her daughter would look like after school in the future.
She shook her head in her heart, bent down to catch her running daughter, and hugged her in her arms, kissing her cheek.
“Did Leila play any fun games with her brothers today?”
Leila counted her fingers and recounted the games she played today, without mentioning the math lesson she was just taught.
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saw leaning on Hazel’s shoulder and
Gabriel not far away. “Uncle. Hazel turned around and saw a solemn–looking man standing tall under the tree. His well–fitted suit made him even more handsome, exuding an air of calm and composure befitting a person in a position of authority.
There was always a type of person who, just by standing there, would make the surroundings lose their color.
Gabriel was just such an existence.
The smile in Hazel’s eyes faded away the moment she saw Gabriel.
His face was cold, his eyes distant, his gaze swept past Dylan and landed on Hazel, who was closer.
Nature also noticed the change in her eyes.
Gabriel arrived at the small garden almost at the same time as her. He witnessed Hazel’s gaze when she saw Dylan playing with three children, and there was a momentary astonishment in her eyes.
At that moment, his heart tightened suddenly, and he didn’t even dare to delve into the meaning behind that expression.
Jaxon and Joshua also saw their dad and happily ran towards him.
“Dad, you came to see us!”
“Dad, my brother and I learned several arithmetic problems today, Dylan taught us.” The two children did not notice the change in the adults‘ emotions and enthusiastically shared what had happened in the past few days.
Gabriel also shifted his attention back to the children.
He squatted down and listened quietly to the child’s words. His handsome and aloof face softened, making his deep black eyes even more clear and refined, with a touch of casualness and– laziness mixed with his elegance.
It was almost dinner time.
Dylan spent so much time playing with the children, as a mother, it is only right and proper to thank him.
She invited Dylan to have dinner together, and he did not refuse.
Gabriel’s face suddenly turned cold and gloomy.
The two children naturally held his hand and walked towards the restaurant, while Leila was being held in her mother’s arms.
Dylan sat in his wheelchair, watching the backs of his family of five. His mind was filled with countless thoughts. Although Hazel hadn’t said anything, based on his knowledge and understanding of her, there was a high probability that Leila was Gabriel’s child. No matter the time of their divorce or the age of the children, it all matches up.
It seemed that Gabriel did not know that Leila was his daughter. Dylan, realizing this, felt a suppressed thought that had been buried in his heart for many years beginning to emerge. He glanced at his leg and unconsciously gripped the wheelchair controller:
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need to get better quickly, so that I can be worthy of her.
On the long rectangular dining table.
Hazel and Leila sat on one side, with Dylan sitting next to them.
Maru
He took the initiative to peel the shrimp for Leila, quickly rescuing her from the horrors of arithmetic problems.
Leila didn’t take long to start calling him Dylan.
Gabriel and the twins sat across from each other, and when they heard Leila’s voice, they looked up and glanced at her.
Dylan was bowing his head and speaking to the little girl in a gentle tone.
As a man himself, he understood Dylan’s thoughts.
Seven years had passed, and the man in front of her had shed his youthful appearance, but his thoughts for Hazel had never ceased.
Gabriel’s gaze grew colder and colder.
He did not forget the feeling of being cheated that man had made him experience.
Noticing his gaze, Hazel warned him with a glance.
In the man’s eyes, it was her protection towards Dylan, as her deep black eyes glided over with a chilling gleam, resembling the darkness of the night.
After the meal.
Hazel had just said goodbye to Dylan when Gabriel pulled her to the corner of the stairs.
She glanced at the three little ones in the living room, wanting to break free from his shackles but couldn’t no matter how hard she tried.
Hazel lowered her voice and said, “Gabriel, what are you doing!”
The man’s tall figure was partially concealed in the shadow of the staircase corner, making him appear even more noble and mysterious.
His eyes were deep and sharp, as if they could
penetrate into one’s soul.
Gabriel’s gaze attempted to penetrate Hazel’s soul as he softly asked her, “This question should be asked by me. What do you want by letting Dylan get close to the three childre
Hazel glanced at him strangely and said, “What’s the problem with him kindly playing with a few children?”
Gabriel became angry from the bottom of his heart, “Kind–hearted? Don’t you know what he did to you…”
Some words that had been hidden in the heart for many years almost slipped out.
Realizing the anger in his voice just now, he promptly stopped himself, so as not to reveal his concern and embarrassment in front of Hazel.
His black eyes were as hot as molten lava, and the hand holding her wrist exerted a slight force. With his long eyelashes slightly lowered, Gabriel finally asked the question that had been weighing on his mind and couldn’t be ignored.
“Five years ago, on Dylan’s birthday night, were you with him?”
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This thorn!
He endured more than 1,800 days and nights in his heart.
Upon hearing his question, Hazel paused for a moment, still puzzled as to why he kept mentioning Dylan.
Since marrying Gabriel, she indeed never saw him again.
As for what he said five years ago…
That year was indeed the busiest year for her.
The child had just been born and only recognized her and Gabriel. He often worked late into the night.
She not only had to take care of the children, but also had to prepare things for the laboratory, keeping her extremely busy.
There was simply no time to take care of one’s appearance.
It can be said that it was the most helpless moment of her life.
Most importantly, a very poignant event occurred that year.
It ended an innocent and tragic life of a woman.
