We prove the finite abelian two-generator conjecture of Darijani--Miraftab--Witte Morris: every directed Cayley digraph on a finite abelian group with two distinct nonzero generators has two arc-disjoint Hamiltonian paths. The proof uses a cut-reflection theorem for Hamiltonian cut values in the family Cay(Z_k; a, a+1): if Z is the set of such values and N=k-1, then, with N-Z={N-z : z in Z}, dist(Z,N-Z)<=1. The proof uses sector-filling inequalities for primitive-ray multiplicities and an extremal graph recording pairs at minimal reflected distance. The estimate is sharp modulo parity: exact reflection occurs for odd k, while distance one occurs for even k. The second remaining cyclic family, Cay(Z_k; -a, a+1), is treated by an explicit quotient--fiber construction. We also prove the remaining three-factor case for Cartesian products of directed cycles. Together with the two-factor and at-least-four-factor theorems of Darijani--Miraftab--Witte Morris, this resolves their directed-cycle product conjecture for all numbers of factors.