His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 1656

Robert saw Elliot taking Avery away. He furrowed his brows, looking lost.

"Mommy..." Robert pointed at where Avery had vanished to. He pursed his lips and said to Mrs. Cooper, "I want to play with Mommy..."

“Your mommy has been working hard for the past few days. She needs to get some good sleep right now. Let's not bother her." Mrs. Cooper took Robert to the living area." Once your mommy has had some good sleep, she will surely come and play with you."

In the bedroom, after everything had resumed peacefully, Avery slept soundly.

For the past few days, she had not rested well. Her issue with Elliot had made it hard for her to sleep, but apart from that, she also found it hard to sleep because she was worried about Shea's child.

Shifting the child into the artificial womb had been her idea. If anything were to happen, she would surely blame herself. Elliot's eyes were open. He had no urge to sleep. He was not thinking about anything because Avery had already forgiven him. As long as he could fulfill the promise he made to her, she would not quarrel with him anymore.

However, he did not know why his heart was beating wildly. He found it hard to breathe, and he felt though someone was strangling him.

He did not understand why he had such a feeling.

to go to the hospital

for Elizabeth Hospital. Tammy's tummy was getting

was usually very playful, so at her current late pregnancy stage, Mary had been keeping an eye on

"I really don't know what my mom is thinking. She was not that nervous during the

for the first three months. Have you forgotten that for the first three months, you were

in bed. Now, | can't take it! Once | start quieting down, I'll feel extremely uncomfortable. | would rather go shopping to

talk to Aunt Mary. An

to do a Cesarean section! She decided that when | got pregnant. She said that back then when she

happens, the child dying is a small matter, but if | die along with

way of jinxing

me out!

has been busy

His previous business was a failure, and he returned

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