From Secret Wife to Queen of Her World by Anonymous

Chapter 356 Not Only Did I Doubt, But I Also Investigated The woman looked up in shock upon hearing Hazel's words.

Menu 'No need, no need. It's enough that Fernanda can continue her education. We don't need a house. I have a stable job in Seattle, and I earn a monthly salary of thirty thousand. There won't be any major issues in raising a child." When Avery earned one or two thousand in the past, it was mostly women who supported the household expenses.

How difficult it is for a single mother to raise a child, Hazel, as a mother, deeply understands.

If it weren't for Lucia, Ethan, and Johnson helping her back then, the period right after she gave birth wouldn't have been so easy, and her life with Leila wouldn't have been so wonderful.

Hazel smiled lightly and said, "Keep it." Just consider it as accumulating blessings for the children.

The woman had not expected to be in this situation now, but she was still willing to leave the house to them according to the original agreement. With red eyes, she said, "Thank you, Ms. Robinson." "I will definitely educate the child well! I will never let her follow in her father's footsteps." Hazel didn't speak. She no longer fully trusted what others said about gratitude; she simply smiled at the woman.

After she left, Milton walked over to Hazel and the children.

Leila saw him and immediately shouted, "Milton!" Attached is a bright smiley face.

Milton gently patted her head and said, "Leila was such a good girl." Jaxon and Joshua had just finished the lesson arranged by Arthur when they saw Leila rushing over to the swing.

"Mom, sister." They politely greeted Milton, "Hello, Milton." "Hello, everyone," the man's voice was gentle.

Hazel noticed that Milton had something to say to her, so she called the bodyguard over to protect Leila and their son who were swinging on the swing.

"Jaxon, Joshua, you guys play with your sister, Mom and Milton are going to have a chat." "Mom, don't worry, we could take care of ourselves and our sister." Leila also softly said, "Leila will also protect her brother and herself." Joshua immediately corrected, "No, it's not myself, it's yourself. Sister, why do you speak with an accent?" "I didn't! Hmph, brother, you're mocking me." The voices of the three children grew increasingly distant.

Hazel and Milton walked over to the benches on one side of the children's playground and sat down. They each sat on a separate bench, with a distance of one meter between them.

Milton's gaze fell upon the children nearby, and in a soft voice, he asked, "Why didn't you suspect me?" After all, Avery did not say anything wrong at the time. He did indeed take a USB drive from the laboratory. Shouldn't we have doubted him under normal circumstances? Who knew, but then heard Hazel say, "I doubted." Not only did I doubt, but I also checked, would Mr. Morrow really think that I was such a staunch believer in trust? 0 10:04 68.0 < Chapter 356 Not Only Did I Doubt, Bu Milton froze, "When?" Hazel leaned against the bench, gazing at the sky above, which was a deep blue. She thought about the betrayals she had experienced in the past and let out a sigh, turning her head to look at him.

Menu In fact, each version of the data that can be made public for the "artificial uterus' biological research project, as seen by each of you, was different.

"So, by comparing the version of data released by Aguirre Bio-Medical Research Company with the data I showed you, we can determine who the internal traitor wa " Milton was shocked by Hazel's words and remained silent for a moment.

She chuckled and said, "In Mr. Morrow's eyes, what kind of person am I?" There was a moment of silence.

He answered, "He had money, intelligence, but he didn't understand that people's hearts are fickle." When Hazel recruited them to join the laboratory, she started by offering them a house, a car, and a salary increase. In Milton's eyes, she was someone who had little understanding of human nature and didn't realize how tempting these conditions were for researchers.

People who can truly settle down and focus on their work are inevitably not too concerned with material desires, otherwise it is easy to deviate.

But what about her? It started with the temptation of money.

Hazel's gaze shifted from the blue sky above to the man's figure. Her almond eyes sparkled like stars and the words that cout of her mouth were filled with utmost calmness.

"The human heart, was fed by greed." A simple sentence, which made Milton's pupils contract, such a young girl had such a profound understanding. "Everything has two sides, and people who can be tempted by money are no exception." "Character is important, but here with me, skills are even more important." Hazel found it difficult to share her inner thoughts with others because those thoughts seemed very bizarre to ordinary people.

Smight even feel that she was too confident, or perhaps foolish beneath her arrogance.

"For truly talented researchers, the richness of their inner world is the essence they pursue. However, the light of their spiritual world cannot shine upon their family members. Gradually, problems arise in both their career and family." Hazel chuckled abruptly, with a hint of mockery, "Hasn't Mr. Morrow noticed that many talented researchers in the early stages eventually find themselves in a state of creative exhaustion?" The older one gets, the more worries they have. Under such heavy concerns, how can one do research well? She used money and other things as conditions, what she wanted was a product that could change the world and change the era together.

"Didn't you notice that since you cover to my side, your mother and brother have becmuch more well- behaved? They don't dare to shout and yell in front of you anymore, afraid that something might happen to you." It is only because it was profitable that they obeyed.

They knew that once Milton had an accident, their current lives would undergo changes.

Milton was too silent today.

The fact is indeed so.

His mother and younger brother cto visit him these days. His mother, who usually only doted on his younger brother, surprisingly started preparing three meals for him. Even his younger brother, who used to be the most disobedient, knew to keep 10:04 68.6% < Chapter 356 Not Only Did I Doubt, Bu...

quiet when he was busy working.

Upon careful consideration, it seems that the sapplies to the relatives of others.

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The person who previously beat Avery, also a student of Milton, used to have thousands of dollars. Even that was was not enough to rent a house for his family in Seattle. His wife and children had to live with his mother-in-law in their hometown. He often got a headache whenever he made a phone call. Since coming to Hazel's laboratory, my wife and children have been taken care of by my side.

Even though he has now transferred to work at the ZN Experimental Base in Akron, his wife shows no om emotions. Every family day, she brings the children to visit him and prepares a lot of nutritious soups for him when he stays for a while to take care of his health. Hazel saw his furrowed brow gradually relax as he initially pondered.

She said with a smile, "I think there is a saying that is quite right, the economic foundation determines the же superstructure. People who have! apilities gain more wealth, and their families live comfortably, so they won't think about quarreling and causing trouble." Of course, those who were actively invited to join the laboratory by her were inherently good. And their family members were able to accompany them firmly, even with only a few thousand in salary, when they were in a difficult situation, tand distance were not a problem.

Avery was invited into the team by Milton, and Hazel also investigated him and found that he had sskills, so she agreed as well. The thoughts of the person in front of him made Milton change his impression of her once again.

He said, "Your point of view surprised me." The next sentence from Hazel, however, surprised him even more, and his thoughts were completely overturned at that moment.