Chapter 16

Hazel followed Adam into his modest house, feeling a pang of surprise at the sparse and simple interior. There was hardly any furniture, except for a few wooden chairs and a table, and the walls were bare of any decorations. It was clear that Adam and his family lived a frugal and unpretentious life, without much regard for wealth or luxury.

Adam greeted his mother and younger sister, Rachel, who were waiting for them in the living room. He introduced Hazel as Henry's sister, and Hazel smiled politely at them.

Rachel, a lively and curious girl, was instantly fascinated by Hazel's appearance and grace. She had planned to tease her brother about bringing a girl home, but when she realized that Hazel was related to the hero of the nation, she decided to behave herself.

Hazel was touched by the warmth and hospitality of Adam's family. They offered her tea and snacks, and asked her about her life and interests. Hazel answered their questions honestly, without flaunting her status or achie
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