His Eagle Eyes on Me

When they arrived at the hotel, there was still no update from the rescue team.

Avery immediately urged her children to eat, but Ivy spotted her reddened eyes and the exhaustion on her face that she could not hide. "Mom, you've been awake this whole time, haven't you? You need to take care of yourself."

Avery knew that she could not lie to them and confessed, "I tried to, but I can't sleep."

"But you have to." Ivy wanted to suggest that Avery take some sleeping pills, but she did not do so as she knew that there were side effects.

"Mom, why don't you get some sleep after dinner? Ivy and I will go to the mountain." Robert, too, had not slept for over a day, but he was still young, and it had not affected him much.

"I will come along. If there are no updates, I will come back," Avery said. "I will get your dad to come back as well. He hasn't slept at all."

Robert and Ivy instantly lost their appetites. Avery placed some food onto their plates. "Eat up. Don't waste food."

Avery was struggling to eat as well but had to stay strong in front of her children.

the hotel! We won't be of much help even if we go there. I can deliver food to Dad and make

was trying to say and immediately agreed, "Mom, let's go to sleep later! It's cold out there, and I'm sure they will let us know

the snow falling under the dimmed street lights. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ

freezing and your sister must be suffering!" Avery

of Robert and Ivy once

dinner, Avery packed

that your dad might not eat at all, so I figured I would deliver it to him. All he had was a few sips

and Ivy could not find a reason to stop Avery so the three

of steel and a few tents. The shelter hardly offered

two children and saw countless people moving around Some were moving the bodies, and others helped the wounded inside the tents, while a few sat on the

a farge group of people on the mountain, searching for survivors as well, and despite scanning the entire site, Avery could not find Elliot anywhere,

called Elliot.

a group of people standing at the bottom of the mountain and pointed

Avery's call connected, and she