Model create method overriding doesn't work when called through a relationship

Hi.

I am working on a large website that includes e-commerce along with many other things. E-commerce-related methods and relationships have been bundled into custom classes (referred to as modules) that extend the existing models. There is a User module and an Address module (the user's shipping address).

I'm trying to override the built-in create method in the Address module with a custom create method defined in the Address module.

But, when I execute \App\Modules\Ecommerce\User::find($id)->addresses()->create($data), my custom create method is not executed. Instead, Eloquent's own create method is being executed.

Side note: The create method returns an instance of the App\Modules\Ecommerce\Address, which is the desired behavior. The get method also returns a collection of App\Modules\Ecommerce\Address instances.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

This is my User module:

namespace App\Modules\Ecommerce;

class User extends  \App\Models\User
{
    public function addresses()
    {
        return $this->hasMany(Address::class);
    }
}

and this is my Address module:

namespace App\Modules\Ecommerce;

class Address extends \App\Models\Address
{
	public function create($data)
	{
		dd("This is never executed.");
	}
}