His Eagle Eyes on Me

"Why don't we see what the kids think?" Avery said. "What we want isn't the most important thing. You can make all the calls if we were traveling alone." Elliot could not argue with her point.

"Let's wait for Hayden to cback and see what he thinks, then." Elliot compromised. "Has he bought his ticket? When will he arrive? I will go pick him up." Spotting the excitement on Elliot's face, Avery chuckled. "He hasn't givenhis flight details yet! He will letknow once he has booked the tickets." Meanwhile, in Bridgedale, Hayden was on a video call with Tammy.

Tammy had called him normally first, but, after learning that he was free, she had hung up and called back on a video call instead. "Hayden, your dad can't stop thinking about going outside these days. That won't do. He can go anywhere anythe wants-just not on Christmas. They don't know that they are getting a wedding on Christmas day, so they aren't prepared for it! All preparations have been completed by us, and we are all just waiting for Christmas now," Tammy told Hayden with Tiffany sitting on her lap. "Look at Tiffany. Hasn't she beccuter?" Hayden studied the reluctant look on Tiffany's face gently. "Is she afraid of me?" "Haha. A little bit. She doesn't see you that often, so she's a little scared of you. She was really chubby when you last saw her, but she's lost sweight now, so I wanted you to see her." Tammy enjoyed showing off her daughter.

in Tiffany's appearance but failed horribly. "I think she's always been cute." "Hayden, telling a girl that she's cute isn't a compliment. Everyone calls Layla pretty, right? Only the ugly

She is

Tiffany struggled out of her mother's lap and ran out of the room, all the while yelling,

mind." "Sure! When will you be back?" "The day after tomorrow." "I'll go visit you once you cback, then." "Sure." After the video call, Hayden sent his flight details

to spend Christmas at hwith you