Chapter 9: Lamont's unknown past

In the hospital. On the corridor. Hazel received a phone call from her good friend Catherine: "Hazel, I have found the information you wanted, but...” “What? "Hazel asked curiously. Catherine's voice seemed a bit cautious: "It's just this past, I believe Lamont shouldn't want anyone else to know...” Twenty six years ago, old Mr. Hurst was on a business trip when he was ambushed by his opponents. He got drugged while drinking the wine, and slept with a waitress, who gave birth to a baby boy named Lamont. But Mr. Hurst did not recognize this child. At that time, getting pregnant without marriage would be criticized by people. The waitress had to deliver the child to a nearby village at the strong request of her family, and then she left the city with them. However, Lamont, who was only in his swaddling clothes, was picked up by Mrs. Williams from the village. Although the conditions we