His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 122

"I deal with it myself," Elliot answered in a levelheaded tone. "However, you may assist me if you're

worried."

Avery felt like she had just dug her own grave.

Of course, she would be concerned if Elliot were to take care of his hygiene needs on his own, but

what was the difference between her giving him a shower, and her taking a shower with him?

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"Could you pass me the walking stick, please?" Elliot asked in a deep, low voice.

Avery was just about to ask him where the walking stick was when she spotted it and handed it over to

him.

Elliot held his walking stick and used it as a support as he struggled out of the wheelchair.

"Are you okay?" Avery asked in a panic.

"I'm fine. I've been taking a shower by myself for the past few days," Elliot answered with a hint of

humor in his voice. "Did I scare you?"

Avery blushed, then said, "Were you messing with me on purpose?"

"I just wanted to see your reaction," Elliot said, then made his way to the bathroom.

ended up trailing

stopped, then asked, "Are you going

nodded and said, "I'm a little worried... Can

by yourself? Won't

so they're easier to take off," Elliot

Avery grunted in response.

was about to take his pants

a feverish red.

then said, "I- I better wait outside! Shout

the bathroom in a hurry and shut the

but she was

that moment, Mrs. Cooper knocked on the bedroom door and entered

arms.

Elliot taking a

and took the

she normally wash up by himself?" 2 "He does! He never wants

"He's stubborn," Avery muttered.

is rather stubborn, isn't he? It can be

himself no matter how difficult things are," said Mrs.

agreed wholeheartedly, "I sometimes hate that about

Cooper said, then withdrew the smile on her face and added, "I don't

went through in the past, but from what I can tell, he is an extremely kind

Kind?

was not exactly the most suitable word

would not be right to

who suffer from depression

people-"

Avery asked