She's Still A Kid!

“Now get ready. We’re going to eat dinner.” Austin gently stroked Hazel’s hair, and the white man seemed quite happy with Hazel’s new title of “sugar daddy.” A girl who caught his attention. 

“But Hazel has work to do as an uncle,” Hazel replied hesitantly. She can’t do whatever she wants. Her boss has always been excellent. 

“Just get ready. I’ll take care of your permission. Remember, Uncle is your sugar daddy now!” Austin’s arrogant nature came out. The CEO of a large real estate company had a very elitist attitude. Austin was in vain because he was so capable that no one dared criticize his attitude. 

“Alright, my sugar daddy!” Hazel put on her best smile as she immediately ran to the rainbow café. Hazel looked very excited.

Austin chuckled and said, “So cute.” Hazel’s enthusiasm made him feel the positive energy from the little girl. It had been a while since Austin had felt this happy. Ever since his loved one disappeared, his smile had vanished, too. 

Following Hazel’s departure, Austin retrieved his phone from his pants pocket and promptly contacted someone who could resolve his daughter’s licensing issue. The 31-year-old man took action to address the problem. 

Austin called his secretary right away. 

“Lewis, please check out a café on Colored Street called Rainbow café. Is it offering us a partnership?” Austin, along with his assistant, got down to business. He didn’t want to linger because his little girl would arrive soon. 

“Wait for my boss to check. There seems to be a boss; they proposed to sell 40% of their shares to our company. After my men checked, it turned out that the owner of the café needed money for his mother’s medical expenses. I think their offer is quite favourable.” Lewis replied while reading the data on his laptop. Lewis had just wanted to shower, but his boss’ call was more important than anything. Austin was a very strict boss, so none of his subordinates dared to neglect the tasks he gave. Moreover, Austin gave a salary that was not small for his associates. 

“You take the cooperation, but on my behalf, and tell the owner that he should allow his employee named Hazel to take the day off.” Austin smiled at his personal assistant’s answer. After all, it wasn’t wrong to own shares where his little girl worked; if necessary, he would buy all the claims of the café so that he could give the café to her as a gift. 

“Okay, boss.” Austin immediately turned off his cell phone; everything he had planned had gone smoothly. Now it was time to please his girl. 

“Dad, why are you smiling at yourself? A pretty girl is passing by,” Hazel teased Austin, who was smiling to himself. The man was very charming when he smiled. 

“When are you coming?” Austin was surprised because his girl was nearby. 

“I was near you earlier, but you were just smiling to yourself,” Hazel replied casually. “Who did you smile at? Where’s the pretty girl?” Hazel teased her new sugar daddy again. 

“There’s no girl prettier than you.” Austin realized Hazel was flirting with him, so he responded by being flirtatious while winking at her.

Hazel snapped, “Naughty uncle,” but was surprised when the man, almost as old as her mother, teased her. She believed Austin was too attractive to lure a woman into his charms.

“I started it,” Austin playfully tugged at Hazel’s nose. “Don’t mess around like that, let’s go, and your uncle will take you to see the beautiful sunset.” 

“The place has to be pretty. Hazel doesn’t want to know!” Hazel showed her spoiled nature to Austin. The girl unconsciously showed the childish side she had been hiding because her mother disliked such traits. 

“I promise.” Austin gently pulled Hazel’s hand. A white man led Hazel to his car. 

“Please, my princess,” Austin said as he opened the car door for Hazel. 

“Ah, Daddy is so sweet, see my sweet uncle has to take responsibility.” Hazel giggled after being treated so sweetly by the white man. So far, no one has been so kind to her. Maybe Austin was the first. 

Austin said, “Daddy will take responsibility if you melt. So just relax.” He then proceeded to fasten Hazel’s seat belt. 

“This is my Dad . You make people’s daughters feel bad!” Hazel smacked her little lips. Hazel’s gentle demeanor almost caught the older man by surprise. Hazel’s lips looked so seductive in his eyes, he wanted to squash those thin lips, but he couldn’t do it now. “Hazel, baby!” Austin repeated the words in his heart. He didn’t want his licentious nature to spoil the little girl. 

“Dad, why are you looking at me like that? Let’s go Daddy said we wanted to go.” Hazel’s protesting voice brought Austin back to reality. 

“Let’s go, princess!” Austin drove the car at a moderate speed.

As they traveled, Hazel talked cheerfully about various topics. Although Austin usually didn’t enjoy trivial conversations, he enjoyed chatting with Hazel about unimportant things. Hazel had influenced him in the same way a previous girlfriend had. Austin may have started to see Hazel as a replacement for his former partner. Sadly, Hazel was unaware she was being viewed as a mere substitute and was not valued highly. 

Hazel suddenly asked, “What does Dad do?” The young girl was curious about Austin’s wealth, as she thought it must be considerable for him to have such a luxurious and comfortable car. 

“What is Daddy doing?” Austin pretended to be confused. 

“That’s Daddy!” Hazel folded her arms across her chest. She sulked again. 

“Ah, even how you knit is very similar to her.” Austin’s mind spoke. He saw the long-lost woman in the little girl. 

“Don’t be so cranky. you’ll lose your beauty,” Austin’s hand gently stroked Hazel’s head. “Daddy’s just the CEO of Hal Crop.” He continued to explain. 

“Oh yes, but Hazel looks sleepy, Dad. Can Hazel go to bed first? You don’t have to watch the sunset; just watch the stars.” I said while yawning. 

“Well, go to sleep. Dad will wake you up when we arrive.” Austin put the Jazz he had been wearing on Hazel’s body to prevent the girl from catching a cold. 

Austin murmured, “Even how Ann sleeps is similar to you.” It appeared that the man was reminiscing about someone important to him.