His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 400

"Miss Tate, you're finally up!" A man's voice rang in her ears.

Avery looked to where the sound was coming from. It was Elliot's bodyguard.

"Miss Tate, do you still remember what happened last night?" The bodyguard stood by the side of the

bed and said, "Last night when Mr. Foster carried you back, it was raining extremely heavily! He even

lost his shoe! He carried you all the way back barefooted!"

Avery was speechless.

"Although your leg is seriously injured, Mr. Foster's feet were cut deeply too..." The bodyguard looked

down at her. "You were under the rain last night, and you

developed a fever, and so did Mr. Foster.

After bringing you back, he dealt with the injury on his feet, took some medication, and left to attend

Madame Rosalie’s funeral without any time to rest."

The bodyguard looked at her emotionless face. He thought that, perhaps, the fever had made her

stupid.

"Miss Tate, you’re the craziest and bravest woman I've ever met." The bodyguard had an expression of

admiration. "At five in the morning, my colleagues and I found an injured wolf. It must be the one that

You're so small, yet you could fight a wolf with your

hands!"

Avery corrected him. After speaking, something

coughed terribly!

need to do is

you!" Avery

extremely guilty about what he did

They were just trying to

apologizing to

Mr. Foster hated you to death. We never thought

said helplessly. "I know that you

now. I'm not speaking up for him or anything. I only hope that you don't make things difficult for

They are just being loyal

tiredly, "I want to

doctor to come to check on you," the

the doctor came over and checked on Avery.

the doctor said, "Miss Tate, you still have a

You're anemic. You need to stay in bed for the next few

extremely weak right now. The injury on your thigh is serious too. You have

might

around, she wanted to see

She could not.

from a paralyzed person.

energy.

of her. It was a normal thing when one

plain food, "

looked at the lights on the ceiling in a daze. Sunlight shone in. The glass on

lights was extremely

sharp contrast to the brightness of the