His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 1526

It was not until Avery asked that Layla realized that her brother wore a dark expression.

“Hayden, why are you upset? If you don't like taking photos, | won't make you do it next time," Layla said while holding onto his arm.

Hayden did not want to upset Avery by mentioning Ruby as Elliot had already said that he would block Ruby's contact. "The photo shoot is a bit tiring," said he, casually making up an excuse. "Even more boring than shopping."

He did not like shopping, but when compared to doing a photo shoot, he preferred shopping. At least shopping meant that he could get some fresh air, whereas the photo shoot required them to remain inside the studio the entire time.

"You guys didn't have your naps this afternoon, so | suppose it must be a bit tiring. Next time, let's do it when the weather is nice so that we can go outside for the photoshoot. That way, it won't be as boring," Avery promised with a smile. "| thought that your dad upset you somehow! | saw you two talking to each other just now when Layla and | were taking photos." S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Hayden came close to giving her a smart answer, but Elliot appeared outside the bathroom door and said, "What are you guys talking about in there? Are you saying something bad about me?"

Avery. He was scared about Avery finding out, and even if she found out, he

then you won't have to be worried about us talking about it, or are

the kids to wash

you to wash your hands?" she asked in

the children were still inside the bathroom, she whispered to Elliot, "I noticed

photo shoot was exhausting, but | think he wasn't telling the truth. | took him for a photo shoot before, and he enjoyed it.

because I'm involved as well!" Elliot said. "That photographer wanted to take photos of me

do anything." Avery still could not quite understand the sudden shift in her son's mood. "Maybe he really

knew why Hayden was upset so he was not worried about his

look at his watch. "It’s past seven already. It's no wonder | feel

dark and the three children were playing with

and Layla were playing,

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