His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 965

The entire hall broke into pandemonium!

Up on the podium, Elliot's ears turned red.

He knew that Avery was speaking out of rage, but he still had a strange feeling in his heart.

However, this was a public setting, and he could not turn her into the target for scrutiny.

"Come up here, Avery Tate," Elliot said, then stepped off the podium and asked the students at the

front row to move back a row.

He had Avery sitting in the front row all by herself. Without anyone next to her, there would not be any

more arguments.

After Avery took a seat in the front row, she shot a glare at Elliot. Then, she pulled out her phone and

texted the vice president right in front of him.

[Elliot Foster is here too. Why didn't you tell me beforehand?]

The vice president: [You wouldn't have gone if I told you about it. I spent forty-five thousand on that

course. I couldn’t just let that money go to waste.]

[Can I just send you the forty-five

you really not want to see him? Or is he giving

for you to be there! You don’t need to pay me back. I'm

after she read the vice president's

"Looks like he did not

attacking him?" thought Avery.

prepared herself to sink into the

next to him. That suitcase instantly tossed her reason

wanted to get her suitcase

he not embarrassed to have the suitcase

in one of the luxuriously decorated bedrooms in

Goldstein's phone rang.

and heard the woman on the other end of the line say, "I heard that

Tate are

ha! That's right! What is it?" Roger held his cigar =b*;RKP? said casually, "I

them, but Elliot is

Goldstein, as a successful businessman yourself, you should know that there are no

only lifelong profits!" the woman cackled menacingly. "I

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evening's lecture came to an end an hour

to keep awake. She had found herself nodding

had spent the next forty minutes texting Tammy, complaining