Do AfterCreate/AfterUpdate calls happen inside transactions?

[geoff-maddock]

I'm storing a new instance of a model with a create call:

func (r QuoteRepository) Store(quotes []*models.Quote) ([]*models.Quote, error) {
	result := r.mysql.Db.Create(quotes)
	if result.Error != nil {
		return nil, result.Error
	}

	return quotes, nil
}

But since the model has a number of associations that aren't going to be hydrated, I'm adding a find inside of a AfterCreate on the model:

func (quote *Quote) AfterCreate(tx *gorm.DB) error {

	result := tx.Model(quote).Preload(clause.Associations).
		Preload("ApprovedByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("AwaitingDocumentationByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("CreatedByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("ExpiredByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("PendingDocumentationReviewByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("PresentedByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("PrimarySmcUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("SecondarySmcUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("ReviewedDocumentationByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("SalesEngineerUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("SalesrepUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("SecondarySalesrepUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("SignedByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("SubmittedByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("UpdatedByUser.UserProfile").
		Preload("QuoteLocation.State").
		Find(&quote)
	if result.Error != nil {
		return result.Error
	}
	return nil
}

This works with the database structure I'm using in dev, however, in prod we have a proxy that directs reads and writes to different databases. So I want to make sure that the afterCreate will work in this case, and not try to read from the reads database.

Does gorm retain the same transaction for these calls?