His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 1012

Though it was merely a general analysis that could be different from the final result, there was a fifty

percent chance that it was accurate.

Elliot had never been one to think that fate would favor those who did not believe in it.

'Result: According to the DNA analysis, the results support the conclusion that there was a paternal

relation in the DNA combination between sample 1 and sample 2.'

Shortly after, another message came in from the person in charge of the paternity test center.

[Mr. Foster, I will send you the refined result in five days.]

Elliot suppressed the disgust he felt and replied calmly.

[Sure.]

"Elliot, I told Hayden that you had gotten him some gifts, but he refused to look at them," said Avery

when she noticed Elliot staring at his phone. "Let's just tell him that I was the one who bought the

workbooks! Otherwise, he is probably not going to practice at all. By the way, how did you find out that

he has bad handwriting?"

a sip of milk to calm himself. "During the kids' birthday party last

teacher said that he was doing well with his studies, but that he

handwriting."

was more informed in regard to the details about her children's performance

worked on it. He seems

just comes out that

at. I talked to him about it before and

didn't want to

bought him workbooks, then?" Elliot's expression darkened.

buy him

fine. I'll just tell him that I asked you to buy it." An idea happened upon

wouldn't be too

the way, I might be home a bit

come over. "Okay. If you're too

others for now. After our wedding, you will have more time,"

did not get more involved in arranging the wedding

compared to her. He was better at judging the beauty of things, Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access

to details. If she had gotten

only further delayed

first, or to Tammy's first?" Elliot set down his glass of milk

to wipe his

see her psychiatrist today so we set a

meet up for lunch."

and get her to stop letting her mind run wild. When it comes

voice out the issues