When His Eyes Opened (full chapter)

After Lucas drank the wine, the skin on his face was still red.
“What do you think will happen to us?” Lucas stopped and glanced at Hazel. “Where’s Niko?”
Hazel: “He may be sleeping in your office. You are so blushing; do you want to go home and have a rest?”
Lucas: “I’m not drunk.”
Hazel: “I can drive you home! I drove Brother Niko’s car today, and I found that my driving skills are pretty good.”
Hazel kept up with Lucas, “Boss, where’s Miss Yoder? Have you sent her back to the hotel?”
Lucas: “No. We chatted casually for a few words, and then we broke up.”
Hazel: “Oh, what did you guys talk about? I feel like Miss Yoder likes you. Has she confessed to you? Or what did she do to
you?”
Lucas: “You seem to know everything. Did you guess that she told you?”
“I guessed it! Miss Yoder’s behavior is quite obvious.” Hazel followed Lucas into the office and asked, “Boss, what did you say?”
Lucas: “Why don’t you have the self-consciousness to be an employee? Do you dare to ask about the boss’s personal affairs?”
Hazel blinked her eyes: “I just want to see if this cooperation can work out! If the cooperation can work out, I’m ashamed to get
paid.”
Lucas: “Even if the cooperation fails, I can afford to pay you.”
Lucas went to the chair over the desk and sat down.
“Why isn’t Brother Niko in your office?” Hazel noticed that Niko was not in the office, so she sat down in the chair opposite Lucas
and picked up the data sheet on the table.
“He doesn’t have the habit of taking a lunch break, maybe he went somewhere to smoke and play games.” Lucas took the data
sheet from Hazel’s hand and looked at it again.

“Boss, why don’t I fill it in for you?” Hazel took out a pen from the pen container and asked, “Don’t you want the investment that
much? Then let me fill it in for you.”
Lucas really didn’t want to fill it out, so he gave the form to Hazel: “Are you going to write it out?”
Hazel: “If I know it, I will write it as the truth; if I don’t know it, I will write it as nonsense.”
Lucas: “...”
Seeing that Lucas had no objection, Hazel began to fill out the information form.
After writing for a while, Hazel raised her head and asked, “Boss, have you never been in a relationship in the past three years?”
Lucas: “Didn’t you say you wrote nonsense?”
Hazel: “I’m curious! If you don’t tell me, next time I go to see your mother in the hospital, I’ll ask her.”
Lucas: “Why do you think my mother knows about my private affairs?”
Hazel: “You didn’t tell your mother anything?”
Lucas: “Do you tell your mother everything?”
“Of course.” Hazel pulled back to the topic and asked, “Did you talk about it when you were in college? Even if you talked about
it, you should have broken up now, right? Brother Niko said, You are single now.”
Lucas frowned when asked.
“Why don’t I tell you first, and you tell me later?” Hazel talked eloquently: “I’ve never been in a relationship. I feel like you haven’t
either, because you’re so awkward.”
Lucas: “Where am I awkward?”
Hazel: “You are awkward everywhere. Men who have been in love are much smoother than you! Then I will write that you have
never been in love.”
Hazel scribbled down the answer on the paper.

Soon, Hazel finished filling out the information form.
After filling it out, she handed the information form to Lucas: “You can take a photo and send it to Ms. Yoder! If you can get the
investment, there is no need to refuse it! Don’t waste the money sent to your door! When the time comes, you will get the
investment money and recruit a few more technical talents, so your work will be much easier.”