His Eagle Eyes on Me

That afternoon, Elliot and Avery stopped by, having heard from Layla that she planned to move in with Eric. They realized that Eric had agreed to a relationship with Layla, and their new status warranted a discussion.

Avery did not have much to say to Eric as he would be too busy recovering, and this meant that Layla would be dominating the relationship.

Eric had always spoiled Layla and would give up on whatever he wanted in favor of whatever she wanted.

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"We have, so don't worry about us. Sit down and take a break!" Avery pulled Mrs. Santos down to sit next to her. "Elliot and I came over because Layla said she is going to move in with Eric. It's good that they decided to be together. They know each other well, and because of that, we aren't worried about them getting into arguments in the future."

Mrs. Santos smiled weakly. "Eric is lucky to be loved by Layla. She is such a brilliant and beautiful girl, and everyone loves her! Our Eric just isn't lucky enough, I suppose!" she sighed. "We don't even know how long he gets to be with Layla."

Avery understood her concern. "Don't overthink this. They will take however long they have with one another."

"Yeah," Mrs. Santos said and offered enthusiastically, "Why don't you stay for dinner? Eric can't head out right now, so it's best to dine here at home."

nodded. "Wouldn't that be too

and the

Layla and Eric, Elliot and I feel the same. We won't interfere with what they do in life, but if they need help, we will do

we won't interfere either. It's just that considering Eric's

had not

in response to Mrs. Santos' words, "It's not tough. I'm not worried at all about having to care

resting?" Avery glanced

I went inside just now

the accident. He has been spending more time sleeping ever since he was

hasn't fully recovered yet, so resting will help with his

He doesn't eat

can at least finish a plate of pasta and the soup I made for him." Mrs. Santos recalled and smiled. "He

great. So long as there's no acute rejection, he will soon be

to fight rejection other than taking medicine?" Mrs. Santos desperately wished that her son could have the