His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 1628

“Avery, have you been in the bathroom this whole time?" He strode up to her and grabbed her by the arm. "Layla said she couldn't find you anywhere and was about to burst into tears.”

Avery realized how much he loved her once again at how worried he seemed. “My stomach felt weird. Where’s Layla?" She had completely forgotten about the time in the bathroom.

"She twisted her ankle while looking for you, so she is waiting in her room right now.” Elliot took her to Layla's room." What's wrong with your stomach?"

"| think it's because | ate something spicy at noon and my stomach couldn’t handle it." She made up an excuse and asked, “How badly did she twist her ankle?" "The doctor checked and said it's okay," he said. "Do you need some medicine?"

"It's fine. I'll just have something plain for dinner." Worried about Layla, she asked," Why didn’t Layla call me if she was looking for me?"

"You don’t have your phone with you." Elliot took her phone out of his pocket. " She was looking around for you while holding your phone. She was nervous because you didn't have your phone with you."

in the hall

which was filled with the scent of medicine that had been used on Layla’s

were looking for me. Does your ankle hurt? Let

Layla's eyes were red from crying. "|

take me away? There are so many security guards in the hall so bad people wouldn't be able to get in.” Avery was relieved to see that Layla's ankle was red but not

appeared to be, but for some reason,

so much like a younger Layla, ? d,=TIY? that itself was enough proof to shatter his original assumption that Ruby might have photoshopped

need to bring your phone with you no matter where you go from now on! That way, | can call

Are you sleepy? Let's go to sleep together, okay? " Avery was

exited the

a while, Layla whispered, "Mommy, | can't sleep." "Why

know, but | just can't fall asleep." Layla turned around to face Avery." Mommy, | am never going td i married aunt Shea was staying Daddy before but from now on, she will have to stay at Uncle Wesley's house. | don't want to stay at someone else's