Come on Daddy!

Hazel blushed like a girl who fell in love, which reminded Nora of the time when she fell for Oscar, and now Hazel was just like herself.

A man like Oca would always be spotlighted even if he just stood there. With his handsome figure and refined speech, it was hard for a girl to not be sweet on him.

But he looked exactly like Oscar—the man she deeply loved!

Oscar…Oca…

Even their names were similar. How could it be possible they were not the same person!

Nora was lost in her thought holding a cup. She felt endless sadness. Her heart was filled with pain.

"I'm not joking. Mr. Moore is the first man you have taken home. Looks like you care about Mr. Moore a lot. Mr. Moore is so handsome and outstanding. Hazel, don't cry when Mr. Moore is got by another girl."

Alan turned to Nora and said, "Am I right, Nora?"

"Yes?" Nora had let her mind wander and failed to catch up with Alan.

"What's going on?" Alan found Nora quite odd today.

Nora was always charming and gorgeous, but she was being gloomy today as she didn't talk much and seemed absent-minded.

"I heard you talking about Hazel." Nora sipped water trying to comfort herself.

"Hazel and Oca are well matched, aren't they?" Alan held her finger in the palm of his hand.

how they feel outweigh how they look." Nora

him," Alan frankly voiced, "I'm not teasing, Hazel. I hope you can find someone who loves you just

you doing PDA before me?" asked

what a couple do," Alan smiled at Nora with affection in

people like you," Hazel complained, "it's really kind of her

is always nice to me," Nora explained this only because they

agreed to pretend like a sweet couple in public so as to

hear Nora's

turned to her family, "Grandpa, mom, dad, actually I have something

said Patriarch

you don't need to concern about marry me to some rich man. I've already been in love, " Hazel

the man you love like Alan said?" It would be impossible for an elder like Patriarch

home. I love him for his elegance and maturity. He is not like those flippant playboys. He is the man I love. Now you have seen Oca. Would you give us the best wishes? I would be happy if you do. But it won't change my mind at all. I only want to live a life with someone I love. I

spoke her mind without caring about what they would think, to say nothing

daughter, and Palmer, the eldest son, had six

of the Clark. The second daughter and the fourth one married into famous families. The youngest Alan Way also married the only daughter of the Cooper

Way's second son, had two daughters and two sons. The three

in City H. One of

said, "Don't

Hazel's words and denied, "There is no any deal between Nora and I. We met each other when we were little. We've been

to Hazel. I never consider our marriage as a deal. As

finally becomes a real man." Hazel thought time can really change a