Hazel did not expect to win twelve times in a row. "You're cheating!" The way Zac slurred made him sound drunk. "What? You're the one throwing the dice. How can I be the one cheating? Just admit it, you didn't think I was going to win. Well, that's how gambling works!" Hazel giggled. She had never had any luck in gambling all her life, as such, she didn't expect her luck to be so good today. However, Zac wasn't convinced. "Fine! Again!" He was determined to make a comeback. Hazel's thick eyelashes flickered open. "Okay! This is the last one. The big one! I have already lost everything today! So why the hell not. Marriage isn't a big deal! I can get married whenever I want. How about this? If I win again, you will have to marry me!" "Deal!" The only thought in Zac's mind was to win this game. Besides, he wasn't used to losing to anybody. "Great! I like you!" Finishing her words, she pushed the cup closer to him. "It's your turn. I'm guessing it's a sma

Hazel's eyes started to become misty as she turned away, shaking away her thoughts. Zac slid his thumb down her chin. "Look at me," he said softly. He didn't want her to feel wronged. In fact, that's the last thing he wanted her to feel. He wanted her to feel as if she was the only one in the world for him. Hearing that, Hazel sniffled and gazed up at him innocently. "What's so attractive about you?" she murmured. "I'm better looking than him," he snorted. His dark eyes glinted under the dim light. "You wish." She barked out a laugh, but before she could say anything else, he leaned over and kissed her. His kiss was like a shock of electricity. She trembled against his touch as she leaned closer into his arms. Her face reddened. She didn't expect that the cold man would have such an arrogant side. He even dared to kiss her in public! Since Zac was now her boyfriend, she couldn't reject his hold, but she definitely wasn't going to let go of him that easily

It was late at night, and the weather shifted around them. Dark clouds were gathering in the skies, and soon enough, thunder blasted across the city. In her room, small night lights emitted a dim light. However, Hazel couldn't help but shift and turn under the covers of her bed. Ever since she was a kid, she had suffered from claustrophobia. Hazel made sure to have night lights plugged around her room to help ease her anxiety. Even then, she still couldn't fall asleep as her mind drifted towards Hanson. Although he was going to get married, she still liked him. This love had lasted for more than five years, and she still couldn't find it in herself to get over him. If the girl he intended to marry wasn't the one she hated, then maybe she would have already moved on and have given all her heartfelt wishes. Seeing as he had chosen Sunny, it pissed her off to no end. Hazel groaned, wanting nothing more but to claw her face. A fierce wind came, rustling t

At that moment, Hazel took it upon herself to bargain with the venders by the roadside. "Sir, it's already noon and look at your vegetables. The leaves are turning yellow and the stems are withering. If you don't sell it at 1.5 per kilogram, no one would buy it. Besides, the governor has already sent his men to patrol around the streets," she urged with her arms crossed. Back then, Hazel was used to bargaining for her ingredients in the wet market, so this came naturally for her. Hearing her latter words, the street vendor sighed. "Fine. Deal." Hazel grinned, displaying two dimples on the sides of her cheeks. Zac resisted the urge to snort. He didn't expect her to be so stingy that she actually put some effort in convincing the man to cut the price in half, but he liked a woman who valued her money. As long as she was willing to cooperate with him, he would definitely give her a considerable compensation for her time with him. Hazel picked up three kilograms and gave

Hazel waved her hand again. Although Zac was unpredictable, he was certainly not a bad person. When it came to sex, they benefited from each other. But when it came to money... "He gave his credit card to me. Only I can rob him. He can't rob me," Hazel said with a smile. "What?" Mandy and Eva exclaimed at the same time. "You are just roommates. Why did he give you his credit card?" Mandy frowned. "It looks like he is interested in our Hazel," Eva said with a laugh. Hazel hastily waved her hand and said, "You've got the wrong idea. When we dine in the same restaurant, we pay fifty-fifty. But since I'm buying all the food from the market now, of course he has to pay me. Also, his card's monthly limit is only 3,000, so he won't lose much even if I use all of it up." "It's awesome that he gave you the card! There is no other handsome guy like him! Just let him be your boyfriend." Eva snickered. Mandy rolled her eyes at Hazel, feeling very depressed. He was he