Chapter 67 Actually, You Didn’t Remarry, Did You? 

Hazel’s silence. 

Gabriel’s heart sank little by little. 

From a prodigious young boy to a business legend, strictly speaking, he never had any rivals. In his short twenty–plus years so far, he has reached heights that others cannot reach in their entire lifetime. 

With a prestigious family background and unparalleled looks, Gabriel’s life was too smooth. Hazel and his brief five–year marriage. 

It was the only place on Gabriel’s perfect life paper where he had put a “red cross“. His voice was slightly hoarse, “Why aren’t you speaking?” 

The man in front of me had eyes as piercing as the icy winter wind, and just a single glance sent shivers down my spine. 

Hazel leaned against the wall, the cold touch making her almond eyes tinged with a hint of mockery. 

“You don’t believe it even if I say it, so why waste my breath.” 

The surroundings suddenly became quiet. 

That was a strong low pressure coming from Gabriel, as if it made all the sounds disappear. 

“How would I know if you didn’t say it?” 

He took a half step forward, shortening the distance between the two of them, with a hint of coldness in his words. 

Hazel slowly lifted her head and smiled. 

“The Robinson family’s bankrupt daughter, relying on part–time jobs and scholarships, managed to complete her studies. After graduation, she unexpectedly became Mrs. Campbell, the head of the wealthy Campbell family, thanks to a childhood engagement. It should be an enviable life trajectory for many girls, shouldn’t it?” 

She did not struggle to free her wrist from his palm, but instead lifted her other hand to touch his suppressed and restrained eye corner. 

How many women did these cold and handsome eyes, which didn’t care about everything in the world, drive crazy? 

Hazel chuckled self–deprecatingly, “Do you think so too?” 

The man glanced at her hand out of the corner of his eye but did not brush it away. As clever as he was, he immediately understood the hidden meaning in her words. 

Gabriel withdrew the chill in his body and spoke frankly and honestly, “Hazel, I never saw you as my accessory.” 

His facial features were delicate, like a work of art meticulously crafted by God, but unfortunately, he had a pair of cold and indifferent black eyes. 

When those eyes fixedly gaze at you, it creates an illusion that there are only two people in the World. 

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Ever since Gabriel heard from Ezra last time about the speculation that Hazel might not have remarried, his heart has been restless these days, and he himself cannot find a reason. 

He did not like to waste time at work, and his work schedule was extremely tight. But once he encountered Hazel’s matter, he inexplicably hesitated, something that had never happened to him before. 

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Gabriel lowered his gaze and looked at her, “As long as you explain, I will believe.” 

Hazel raised 

eyebrow, “But, Gabriel, why should I have to explain?” “You doubted that I had an affair with Dylan during our marriage, so please provide evidence to prove it instead of asking me to prove myself.” 

“Who doubts, who provides evidence.” 

The last time I told you, I was innocent in our five–year marriage. 

Gabriel’s hand, which was holding her wrist, suddenly went numb. 

Seeing Hazel walk past him and head upstairs, he felt a tightness in his heart and wanted to catch up with her. 

His thin lips tightened slightly, “Hazel!” 

corner 

The woman’s footsteps did not have the slightest pause, and she left his sight directly. 

At the 

of the stairs, three little 

out heads popped 

simultaneously. 

Leila looked at Gabriel, who was left behind, and extended her chubby and tender little hand, giggling. 

“Brother, Mom won.” 

Jaxon and Joshua exchanged glances, sighed, and handed the candies they had in their hands to their sister. 

Three little people crouched in the blind spot of the corner. 

Joshua sighed, his hands propping up his chin, his face filled with confusion. “Brother, you said Dad always made Mom angry. With this going on, when can our family of five be reunited?” 

He also wanted to celebrate the New Year with his mother and sister this ye Jaxon was also very distressed. He certainly wanted to live with his family every day, and these past few years have been really tough for him. 

It wasn’t very good like this now, living with dad meant being separated from mom and sister, and living with mom and sister meant being separated from dad. 

“I still loved Dad very much. It would be great if Dad could comfort Mom.” Leila glanced at her two brothers, remained silent, and always stood unconditionally on her mother’s side. “As long as my mother is happy, I don’t care about anything else,” she said. The setting sun’s afterglow spilled onto the three little ones, elongating their shadows. Three little heads huddled together, plotting something. 

Gabriel heard a noise and walked over to see three children with puzzled expressions squatting on the ground. 

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What were you three squatting here for?” 

Joshua, without hesitation, said, “I was thinking, Dad, when to comfort Mom.” Jaxon turned around and glanced at Gabriel, slowly speaking, “Dad, we haven’t seen you in a long time, we miss you.” 

Leila displayed a radiant smile like the sun. 

The main point is that although I don’t understand, I can act cute. 

The hard shell wrapped around the heart, melted by the words of two sons. 

Gabriel squatted down and gently touched the heads of the three puppies. Here, the children were raised very well and looked very healthy. 

He had long had someone investigate the details of the laboratory. 

Although the identity of the founder is unknown, everyone here was passionate about medical 

research. 

The background was clean and the 

interpersonal relationships were simple. 

There were also many descendants of wealthy second–generation and scholarly families. 

Most importantly, the person who founded this laboratory was a once–in–a–millennium genius! 

Diagnosing complex and rare diseases was only a part of the laboratory’s business, with the main focus being on research in the medical field. 

In the past two years, many novel drugs have emerged, conquering many diseases that were previously unsolvable. They have made contributions to the medical industry worldwide and have also saved many families trapped by diseases. 

out 

something 

Even Gabriel himself would like to meet the person behind the laboratory. 

After he sent the children back to their rooms, he went to the study. 

Today, Gabriel hurriedly came here because Ezra found 

Little did I know that I would witness the scene with Dylan as soon as I arrived. 

Gabriel felt a sense of powerlessness surging in his heart as he once again parted ways with Hazel. 

He rubbed his forehead and was just about to settle down on the sofa in the study when he head Joshua’s voice at the door. 

“Dad, something’s wrong! Mom fell down!” 

The man followed him quickly into the room and headed straight for the bathroom, a bottle rubbing against his cheek dropped to the ground. 

I saw the scene inside the bathroom. 

He only realized that he had been deceived by his youngest son. 

Hazel was washing her hair when she heard the sound of the bathroom door being forcefully pushed open. 

She had reminded the children not to come in before she took a shower, and all the little ones were very obedient about it. 

The incident happening now made her think that burglars had entered her house. 

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She quickly grabbed the towel next to her and wrapped it around herself, then fiercely threw the shampoo next to her towards the door. 

Foam that hadn’t been rinsed properly slipped into her eyes, causing a stinging sensation that prevented her from opening them. 

But she couldn’t care about that at the moment, as she was about to throw the other bottles towards the door, when she heard the familiar deep voice. 

Gabriel’s Adam’s apple rolled: “It was me.” 

When they discovered it was Gabriel, Hazel breathed a sigh of relief, but there was also a sense of embarrassment and anger. 

She angrily swept towards the unwelcome guest behind her, “Gabriel, what are you doing coming 

in!” 

Seeing her eyes turn red from the irritation caused by the foam, he sighed and stepped forward to grab the showerhead to rinse her. 

Hazel naturally did not cooperate. 

She tightly held the towel wrapped around her body with one hand and forcefully pushed him with the other, “Get out!” 

The man’s hands, with distinct knuckles, 

quickly grabbed her resisting hand. 

Gabriel’s magnetic voice, tinged 

tinged with a 

slight 

hoarseness, said, “Don’t move!” 

Finally, Hazel’s world became clear. 

Gabriel was about to explain when she pointed at the bathroom door and shouted loudly, “Ger 

out!” 

Suddenly, a cracking sound rang out. 

Three sneaky little guys at the door locked it. 

“Brother, will Mom not get angry like this?” 

“I don’t know either, this is how it’s written in the book. Look, it says here: Dad pulled Mom into the bathroom, and an hour later Dad carried Mom out, and they made up and were as good as before…” 

“Why aren’t Mom and Dad talking anymore?” 

The two people who overheard their two sons‘ conversation in the bathroom had darkened faces. Regardless, the son’s behavior did indeed secure Gabriel some alone time with Hazel. Thinking about the news that Ezra had just found. 

He fixed his gaze on Hazel at that moment, her black long hair mixed with foam piled on top of her head, water droplets on her fair and delicate skin. In the seemingly indifferent depths of her eyes, there was still lingering tension. 

Gabriel’s shirt had long been soaked by water, clinging damply to his skin, even his hair was dripping with water. 

The temperature kept rising, but his gaze remained clear and serene. 

Gabriel stared at her face, “Hazel, you didn’t remarry, did you?”