Sugar Daddy's Mistress

"Do you love me? If so, break up with your boyfriend, baby!" A woman complained in the wrong way. The woman showed a sad face.

"Calm down Loly, be patient. Remember, it was you who told me to go out with him so that he can be our messenger to do all the tasks we have." A man answered while hugging the sulking woman.

"But I don't like seeing her so close to you, I'm jealous, Barnett."

Hazel was amazed by what she saw and exclaimed, "Oh, so this is what you guys meant. What a beautiful plan!" She had only wanted to find solitude in the empty university garden, but she stumbled upon an unforeseen revelation.

Barnett released Loly from his arms and said, "Hazel, it's not what you think." He attempted to hold Hazel's hand, but she coldly pushed it away.

Hazel said firmly, "I have seen enough and for you, Loly Adney, our friendship ending here is sufficient. As for you, Barnett, we are breaking up!" Despite the situation, Hazel did not cry and maintained a flat expression.

Loly remained silent because she was the one who introduced Barnett to her best friend, Hazel. However, as their relationship progressed, Loly became unhappy with it. She then encouraged Barnett to cheat on Hazel and use her intelligence to complete their coursework.

Hazel departs from the location where she learns the truth. She had been wary of Loly's increasingly unusual conduct and was even prohibited from spending time with her partner, Barnett. Although Hazel's heart was shattered, she could not shed tears and only experienced self-defeat.

"Honey, if you don't focus on my lessons, you'd better get out!" Because her mind was wandering. Hazel also received a reprimand from her lecturer. She was never so careless in teaching, but love and pain changed everything.

"Sorry sir." Hazel admitted her mistake, the girl tried to focus, but she couldn't listen to everything the lecturer said. That day, the girl asked her boss and Miss Kana to leave. She didn't want her troubled mind to affect her work.

Hazel became distrustful of Barnett's presence in her workplace after recalling all the events a month ago. Although she believed Barnett was no longer a part of her life, he appeared unashamedly in front of her.

Hazel became distrustful of Barnett's presence in her workplace after recalling all the events a month ago. Although she believed Barnett was no longer a part of her life, he appeared unashamedly in front of her.

"We're leaving, not here!" Hazel walked to the back of the café, Barnett following her. 

Austin had been watching the entire situation without anyone noticing. Upon seeing Hazel at the café, he had wanted to greet her, but he was interrupted by a young man. Austin remained silent and observed Hazel's worried expression. Although he tried to remove the man from the situation, he knew it was not his place to do so and instead chose to monitor the status. If the man were to cross a specific boundary, Austin would take matters into his own hands and eliminate the threat himself.

Without making any noise, Austin, a Caucasian man, trailed Hazel to the rear of the rainbow café. He observed her intently from the shadows of the night, his sharp vision never leaving her. Hazel, a teenager, had an irresistible effect on him.

Hazel got to the point when she realized no one was around, asking, "What do you want now? Our relationship ended last time." She didn't want to waste time with someone like Barnett, whom she thought was a coward.

"Hazel, please forgive me. I love you, but Loly always bugs me." Barnett wanted to hold Hazel's hand, but he didn't, remembering that Hazel didn't like being touched suddenly.

"Burnett...you think I'm a grade-schooler who can lie? Burnett, remember the adage that if the host doesn't open the door for the guest, there's no infidelity!" Hazel flat-faced. She was reluctant to date a shameless man like Barnett.

Barnett begged, "Hazel, please forgive me. I promise to change. Please, Hazel!" However, Hazel was becoming tired of men who acted in this manner.

"How could I fall in love with a guy like you? Don't you have self-respect, Barnett? It's useless for me to explain everything to someone like you; now I have a lot of work; you'd better just leave it." Hazel was so sick of the sight of Barnett's face. She felt doused, so she wanted to be with such a man.

Barnett pleaded with Hazel, "I beg you, please give me one chance!" He attempted to take her hand, but someone else firmly grabbed his hand before he could.

"You heard what my girlfriend said," Austin said with emphasis. He showed up because he couldn't stand to see the snot-nosed boy hold back the woman who had taken his attention.

"Girlfriend? Is this Hazel? You're a sugar daddy's mistress? I didn't realize you were that cheap!" Barnett tried to reproach Hazel; he was a man who didn't want to lose.

"What would you do if I was your sugar daddy's mistress?" Hazel challenged Barnett, no matter if he wanted to be called a mistress. She was sick of dealing with someone like Barnett.

Austin said coldly, "Do you want to leave now, or do you want me to break your hand?" Although he wanted to break the snot-nosed boy's hand, he didn't want to frighten Hazel.

"I'm going, it's a good thing I broke up with a bitch like you. Oh, when your contract with her is up, you call me, and I'll pay you!" Barnett revisited Hazel. Hazel's eyes were a little dull at this moment; she never thought the person she once loved would look down on her so much.

"Even if I became a prostitute, I wouldn't serve someone like you!" Hazel clasped her hands firmly. She tried to hold back her emotions that were already churning out.

Austin, who noticed Hazel holding back her tears, embraced her to comfort her. He was aware that Hazel was not a resilient girl but rather delicate.

Hazel released all the emotions she had been suppressing and wept in the embrace of a man she had recently encountered. Despite being a stranger, Austin gave her a level of solace that she had not experienced from anyone else.

After Hazel had finished crying, Austin promptly retrieved a cloth from his pocket and softly wiped away her tears.

"From now on, you will be Uncle Hazel's favorite. Whoever hurts you, you have to tell Uncle!" Austin looked closely at Hazel's red eyes.

"Yes, uncle, from now on, uncle is daddy Hazel!" Hazel threw herself back into the cozy embrace Austin had given her.