His Eagle Eyes on Me

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There was only twenty percent of battery left for her phone, so she got out of bed to search for the charging cable. Once she charged her phone, she stepped out of her room.

It was quiet in the mansion and when she walked past Layla's room, she took a glance inside.

Layla heard footsteps and turned around immediately. When she saw that it was Avery, she immediately explained what happened earlier, "Mom, I made Robert cry because he keeps badgering me to play with him."

Avery walked into the room with a smile. "I know. I don't blame you for it."

"I know you won't," Layla said smugly. "Robert said that you and Dad were talking inside the room. What were you talking about?"

Avery pursed her lips in embarrassment for a few moments, before clearing her throat. "It's New Year's soon, so we were debating if we should all go to Bridgedale to see Hayden, or should we ask Hayden to come home. After all, Hayden doesn't have any holidays for New Year's."

"Oh... I see! But why did you have to close the door if that's what you are discussing? Robert came running to me because you closed the door."

hasn't traveled that far before. I think Hayden should take leave and come home. Your dad said that Hayden has already taken leave to come home last time, and asking him to take leaves again might affect his studies..." "Oh... What's there to argue about?" Layla said in confusion. "Don't you think it's silly to

plan

to be quite smart, right? Everything seems so easy back then, but everything at school feels so difficult now!" Layla sighed. "I don't know if I can get first

up her homework

the best, as long as you don't end up in last place. Of course, we would be

academic achievement. With "et

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right now are much harder

but so are my classmates. If I knew making progress is that hard,

feel guilty, Layla. There's

your best, we don't blame you, no matter what the results might be," Avery consoled her. "Just give it your best and will still take you

had been waiting for her mother to say that. "Mom, I will study