Chapter 80

Since waking up, Hayden had become somewhat colder, yet still quite gentle. Because of his work, he had not spent much time talking with Matilda. This was the first time he had spoken to her in such a tone since his recovery. Matilda realized that he was right. It was only when he pointed it out that she became aware. 'Gigi indeed hadn't visited Hayden even once. Not only Gigi, but all those who used to curry favor with him also stopped visiting after Hayden's accident, as if they were afraid of catching some bad luck. In contrast, my foolish daughter-in-law I used to have...' Upon realizing this, Matilda's expression soured.

Hayden stood up, speaking indifferently, "I'm going out for a bit."

"Where to? It's almost dinner time, you—"

"Don't wait for me for dinner."

Before she could say anything more, Hayden had disappeared from sight. Matilda sat there, wondering why her son's emotions seemed so much more unstable than before. 'Is it just my imagination? And what's Hayden doing goi