His Eagle Eyes on Me

Chapter 1687

Chad's words made Elliot stand up abruptly from his chair.

Avery had probably gone back to tell the children about the outcome. Layla did not want to go with him, but Avery said that she would not coax Layla. As a result, Elliot would have to be the one to go home and appease the little girl.

When Elliot went back to Starry River Villa, the first thing he heard when he got out of the car was Robert crying. He wondered why Robert was crying.

Elliot felt his heart tense up as he strode toward the villa.

Inside the huge living room, Mrs. Cooper hugged the sobbing Robert and tried her best to coax him.

Elliot walked in directly without changing his shoes, went up to Mrs. Cooper, and glanced briefly at Robert who was crying his eyes out.

"What happened to Robert?"

"You should head upstairs and check on Layla, Master Elliot! She's crying even more fiercely." Mrs. Cooper's voice sounded a little choked. "Avery left with Hayden, and Layla can't take what's happening. Robert doesn't understand anything, so he cried when Layla cried."

be so cruel! Mrs. Cooper said, "They're rushing to catch a flight." "A flight? They're

which caused him

Layla, and so

and older brother, but was then hit with the fact that she had to live with her father in the future. Even though she had a good impression of

locked it. All he could do was st=f%:WKR: outside the door and call out to her, "Open the door, Layla. I'd like to talk

and her voice

as she heard Elliot's voice, she picked up a book

muffled thud seemed to

was terribly saddened to hear the disgusted

crying upstairs and Robert crying downstairs, he was completely at a loss as to

that moment, his proud self-esteem

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