His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 139

"Avery, I'm going to get some groceries. Get some rest if you're tired," Laura said.

Avery opened up their suitcases and took out their belongings one by one.

"Be careful out there, Mom. I'm not tired, so I'll start unpacking our stuff."

"Okay, I'll head out now."

Once Laura was gone, the house instantly fell into a calm silence.

Avery quickly finished unpacking, then got up and checked on the kids. 1

Layla was still fast asleep while Hayden lay next to her with his eyes shut.

When Avery left the room, she sighed as a hint of sadness washed over her face.

Hayden was a healthy child, but he was different from other kids.

He was a quiet boy that refused to speak to strangers.

He was already four years old, but he had never gone to school.

Avery had taken him for countless physical examinations.

Every single checkup came out normal, with the exception of his cerebral cortex being much more

developed than the average person.

Hayden's problem was psychological.

they visited could not

was a good thing that Layla was

talking to strangers, but

suddenly began

picked it up and answered

you found a

other side of the line was Professor Hough's assistant, Wesley Brook. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters

are asleep, and my mom's out getting

coming back? We should meet up when you

back," Wesley said, then his tone

tell you. About five years ago, Elliot Foster

something for him. It was a top secret matter that

Elliot Foster started gathering information on

looking for?" Avery wondered.

the police were investigating Professor Hough's death, they found a recording of his last

that call, the professor told him that

he died before he could mention a name. I'm guessing... You're

was

Avery was taken aback.

I'll be able to figure out something that

years."

one else is more qualified than you are. Professor Hough told me once that your

then continued,

of the professor's students. I only gave him

had graduated.

There's no way

let out a sigh of relief. "Drinks are