His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 1079

"Listen, Elliot. Even if you spout all those wild exaggerations about me out there, I would never become

someone like that." Avery lay down on the bed, then said, "At the very least, I’m never knitting a

sweater again.”

"They don't know you. I just wanted them to know that you didn't climb any ladders to get to me." Elliot

wrote down all of his passwords on the piece of paper, then

handed it over to her. "For your perusal, Honey."

Avery accepted his reasoning.

She picked up the piece of paper, went through it in detail, then noticed something that stood out.

"Is the 'AT' at the beginning of your social media password my initials?" "That's right. The pin to my

credit card is Layla's birthday," he said. "The two of you are the most important women in my life."

Avery's cheeks flushed. Then, she asked," Are your sons not important?"

"Not relatively as important." Elliot sat by the bed, then added, "You and Layla are much more

get angry at

gotten mad at you. You can't just decide

your relationship with Hayden."

I don't think sons are good. I just think our sons should become independent rather than S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access

walked over to the window and pulled back the sheer, white

they’re of age. Once they’re no longer minors,

longer minors, they would still be

sure you won't care for them anymore once they're of

if they ask for it. If they don't, then I won’t." Elliot took off his coat, hung

our sons to become a loser like

the passwords, then kept it in her purse. "Not

turns out like Cole. Of course, I respect your decision.

involved. Hayden's

to get involved in his life either."

sure you don't want to invite your brother to the wedding?" Avery lay down,

all your other relatives. Wouldn’t he be

time ago," Elliot said coldly.

secrets."

suppose. It doesn’t matter even if we don't invite him," Avery said "Get some rest. I'll wake you

bit."

grunted in response, :b-;TMY= his breathing very quickly settled down

face, and she

had departed from his usual character of a man of few words to one who sang her praises to

just so she would not

up between them,