His Eagle Eyes on Me

"Hayden is always like that, even when he is happy!" Robert did not notice any difference.

"I'm getting married soon, but Hayden didn't offer to help with planning the wedding," Layla said in confusion. "Besides, does he need to teach Ivy how to drive this late at night?"

"I guess something is odd now that you mention it. I will go check on them!" Robert ran off.

Ivy had not expected both her brothers to teach her how to drive and though she felt nervous before, she felt more relaxed in Robert's presence.

"Ivy, just think of the car as a toy. You've seen kids when they play with toy cars, haven't you? This is your toy car now," Robert said as he sat in the backseat.

"Don't listen to him. You need to be more focused when you are at work and when you drive. Once you are on the road, anything can happen," Hayden said.

"Hayden, you are scaring her. Even if she doesn't drive, accidents can still happen when she is walking on the road. Whatever you do, anything can happen," said Robert. "Just focus like you normally do. Getting too nervous might just be the thing that causes the accident."

Hayden shot Robert a cold look through the rearview mirror, and Robert immediately quieted down.

how things work, Hayden told her to start the car

when something happens." Hayden was not worried that Ivy would make a

since Hayden had only instructed her to

close to falling asleep in the backseat, while

and Chad had left, but

did it

as I thought it would be. Hayden said I need to practice

the road at night, but the visibility isn't as good." Layla had been waiting for them to get home to say goodbye. "We should be going now. I will come and hang out with you once I get a

Layla and

off, Avery stared into the night emotionally and said, "Elliot, I finally understand why you've been

all the years we spent

found a home for herself out there. We used to urge her to come home sooner

just not this home."

"It's cruel," Elliot said.

and Ivy