When His Eyes Opened (full chapter)

Aaron carried bouquets of flowers to the trunk, and after the trunk was full, he filled the back seat.
Because there was really no room for flowers in the car, Hazel didn’t buy any more.
After paying the bill, the two dragged a cart of flowers to the cemetery.
Put the flowers in front of the mother-in-law’s tomb, it looked like a small sea of flowers.
Hazel knelt in front of the tombstone, looked at her mother-in-law’s name on the tombstone, and murmured: “Grandma, I’ve
come to see you. In a flash, three years have gone by. I haven’t seen you in three years because I’ve been waiting to learn
something. When you were alive, you cared most about me getting ahead. Now I can find a good job even if I don’t depend on
my parents. Mother-in-law, you can rest assured. I will come to see you every year.”
“My parents are very kind to me, and my brothers and sisters also take good care of me. Although I have only been with them for
three years, the love they have given me in these three years is enough. I am very satisfied. I don’t blame them at all. Because if
I grew up with them, I wouldn’t be able to know you. If I had to choose, I would still choose to know you. Because you taught me
things that money can’t buy.”
“Unfortunately, you can’t see me now. I have money now, and I can make you happy. If only you were still here. I want to buy you
a big house, new clothes, and a lot of delicious food. I also want to hire a nanny for you. You don’t have to do anything, just be
happy every day. Mother-in-law, why don’t you wait any longer?”
When Hazel said this, her eyes were moist and she couldn’t cry.
An hour later, there was a light rain in the sky, and Aaron persuaded Hazel to go back to the car.
“The weather here is like this. It often rains lightly for no reason.” Hazel’s mood had been adjusted.
“Then shall we go back to the hotel now?” Aaron asked.
Hazel: “I don’t want to go back to the hotel.”
Aaron: “Then where are we going?”
Hazel: “Go to Deshan High School.”
In addition to her mother-in-law, she also wanted to visit her former high school head teacher.

After her mother-in-law passed away, the class teacher knew about her situation and took good care of her.
Not only did he apply to the school, but he allowed her not to study at the school, allowing her to work part-time to pay for tuition,
and also helped her a lot in her studies.
After the car arrived at Deshan High School, the rain stopped.
Hazel said to Aaron: “You just stay in the car, I’ll just go in by myself.”
After Hazel got off the car, she walked to the gate and asked if the head teacher was at school today.
After the security guard gave an affirmative answer, Hazel asked: “I am his former student, I wonder if I can go in and find him?”
Security guard: “No. He is working now. If you want to find him, you can wait until he is off work.”
So Hazel went back to the car.
It was past four o’clock in the afternoon, and around five o’clock, the afternoon classes were over.
“Miss, do you know your teacher’s number? If you don’t call him, he might get off work very late! Don’t high schools have
evening self-study?” Aaron reminded.
Hazel remembered the teacher’s number, but she hadn’t contacted her in the past few years.
She turned on her phone and sent a message to the teacher’s number.
About twenty minutes later, that familiar figure came out from the campus.