His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 494

The weeks flew by in a flash.

The next day was Children's Day, as well as the day of Avery's prenatal checkup.

At first, she was afraid that it was impossible for the baby to make it.

After all, she had ingested too many medical drugs at the early stages of her pregnancy.

Unexpectedly, the baby was strong enough to hold on until today.

If the checkup goes well tomorrow, the hospital would open a new pregnancy medical file for Avery.

"Is Elliot going to the checkup with you tomorrow, Avery?" Mike asked during dinner.

"Do you have a date tomorrow? I can just go by myself," Avery said.

Mike raised his brows and asked, "Elliot isn't going with you?"

"I don't need him nor you to come with me. Otherwise, people might think that you’re the father."

"Get the nanny to go with you.

"She needs to stay home with the kids. Go on your date and don't worry about me," Avery said, then

took a sip of soup. "I already made an appointment. I should be done by noon."

"Okay," Mike responded absentmindedly as he tapped his slender fingers away on his phone.

Less than two minutes later, he looked up at Avery and said, "Elliot's going to the checkup with you

tomorrow!"

her spoon, then lifted her gaze

didn't tell you

than five minutes after their conversation

flashed on her phone

dining room, then answered the call in

Avery," Elliot said firmly as if the matter was not

for discussion.

did not want his company, but she also

refused, he would

Avery responded after a moment's

Didn't you come over the

voice was low and magnetic. "Bring the kids along.

Avery began to speak as she prepared to discourage

Shea's voice came from the

Brother? Is it Avery? I want to talk

to talk to you," Elliot said to Avery. "I'll pass the

the phone, Avery

phone call, she walked over to

children.

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she decided to play

It's

She's always the

objection. His silence was a sign of

moment, Avery added, "Elliot

children stared at her with

They did not protest.