His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 1652

"In about half a month!” Avery said. "The equipment is here, but we don't know how to use it. The professor that invented this machine only has time to teach us how to use it next week."

“Won't it be too late by then?" Elliot voiced his concerns. "The child will be big then. Will the risk and difficulty of the surgery increase?"

"She just got pregnant. In half a month, the child won't be big yet," Avery said. "Don't worry. Wesley and | are here. We will ensure Shea's safety as best we can."

"| trust you." Elliot was relieved. "If the child could grow up healthy, that would be even better.”

Avery heard what he said, and she got distracted. "Elliot, you still like children a lot. Although you were terrifying when you tried to force Shea to get an abortion and when you tried to force me to get an abortion, it's not like you hate children. You're just afraid that they will inherit your sickness."

"When we first got together, | did not like children, sickness or not," said Elliot. "I like children because | liked you first. | had feelings for you. It is only after | developed feelings for you did | start to care about our children.”

he was spewing nonsense. He had feelings for

could not accept this. "You might not be very in touch with your feelings," Avery said coldly and walked over to the

say. She was mad, but he did

delivery men, they left. “Avery, Professor Simon sent a video of assembly instructions."

said, "He sent it to me yesterday, but | haven't had the time to look at it. After all, without seeing the real thing in

if | can assemble it with the help of the video, " Avery said. "I don’t need to go

will rest at home for the time being. Avery will update

ago. “Avery, why don’t you send me off!" Elliot said. Avery nodded and

said in confusion, "| had indeed

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