His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 575

"I accepted the offer because I feel relaxed whenever I'm with Shea and I love it," he continued, "Elliot

then gave my parents a tremendous amount of money in secret."\

Avery's lips curled into a smile. "You should take the money if he insists."

Wesley shook his head. "I told my parents to donate the money. I don't like the feeling of being a

charity case. It makes me look pitiable, but I've never considered myself that way."

"Maybe he doesn't mean it like that, Wesley.

Wesley looked over with gentle eyes and responded in a calm tone, "I know he meant well. Avery, if

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She blushed slightly. "Can't I?"

"It's not wise for you to break up with Elliot. You are pregnant and you need someone to take care of

you." Wesley studied her face and deadpanned, "after what happened, can you not tell how he feels

about you?"

Avery lowered her gaze as her heart grew heavier.

reasonable in front of everyone else; you only become rude

you are with him.

that about me?" Avery felt a

"it just pains me to watch you raise three kids

grown up and they don't worry me," she said, "you probably think that

mature to me as he does in front

me off. He is ridiculous and childish, and I might as well

that

no experience in this regard

Avery received a call

to pay him back the night before.

reach out to Chelsea, but to her

call her.

me directly from now on to pay your debt to Elliot,"

up a foundation ?d$? YJV: all the money you return

cause. I am in charge of the foundation's

scowled at Chelsea's words and said, "send me the account details for that foundation

then. "

I will notify you when it is officially established," Chelsea

"Okay."

me asking, Avery, is there

innocent tone.

cat when its tail had been stepped on,

to help children with intellectual disability. Truth is, he really

foundation specifically for children with intellectual disability,