His Eagle Eyes on Me

The next day, Layla took Ivy shopping again and after visiting a few other stores, Ivy decided that she preferred the dress from the day before, so they went back to the store to purchase all three dresses. Layla knew her mother's measurements and did not have to consult Avery.

"Can you have them adjusted by tonight?" Layla asked the owner. "We need them for tomorrow."

"I will have them adjusted by tonight," the owner promised. "Ms. Tate, you are a loyal customer here. We will do our best to fulfill your request."

"Great. I'll pay now!" Layla took out her card from her purse.

Ivy took out her own card. "Layla, why don't we use my card? I haven't gotten to use it yet! I don't even know what the limit of the card is."

Layla burst into laughter. "That's a sub-card to Dad's account. There's no limit to it. You can easily buy a house with it."

"If you want to try spending your money, you can use your card!"

"Will Dad find out?"

Worried that he will be upset? Relax! He doesn't care where we spend our money. Robert is using the secondary card to Dad's account as well. He uses it to buy cars and digital products. Expensive stuff. Dad never says

the

card?" Ivy asked as she put

to use a secondary card to Mom's account because the money I made as a child was kept in her account, but I started using my own card after I turned eighteen. Mom would put a certain amount of allowance into my account each month. If you don't want your every move

once I start making my own money!" She had no ability to make her own money at the moment and she did not wish to make any request to her parents, especially when Elliot did not care where

Just don't overthink it.

us is simply: to stay healthy and happy assure you that Dad would actually be happy if you spend more money. You can try, but you will never

said the same,"

overthink. Just be happy." Layla took Ivy

used to that kind of spending habit, Layla. I used to be so poor

I knew what you've been through, but I didn't expect it to be that bad. That's all the more reason to spend more;

"No, Layla. You go on ahead. I don't want to move out. When I start college, I don't

home because of the members of her family and the atmosphere

you pick one that's closer to