When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

Chapter 945 Jun’s reaction startled his parents. Tammy was caught between them and she felt lost because she did not know how to ease the tension in their relationship.
Just as she was about to say something, Jun’s mother remarked sarcastically, “Precious son? Do you still consider yourself a child when you’re already thirty?”
“I could be sixty for all I care and still be your son!” Jun protested. His cheeks had turned red.
Hilda picked up the teacup and drank tea leisurely.
Harold sneered. “Your mother and I agreed to let you remain with Tammy. Who said anything about asking you to stay with her family?”

Jun was speechless. Hilda turned to Tammy. “Come here.”
Tammy’s heartbeat quickened as she walked to her mother-in-law.
“Jun’s father and I have been reflecting on everything for the past two days. Our reaction to what happened in the past to you was truly inappropriate. Jun’s persistence has shown us that he is a responsible person and we’re very pleased with that. At the same time, it also made us aware of how selfish we are. Your lives are yours and we have no business interfering in them. From now on, the two of you can and should continue living your lives happily with each other.
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Tammy’s eyes reddened after hearing what Jun’s mother said. “However, I’d still like to talk about what happened today. I know how terrible you must feel, Tammy. It won’t be easy to forget the hurt you’ve experienced in the past, but you shouldn’t let that risk your future. Your actions will only make Jun feel worried, and you really shouldn’t be so impulsive in the future.”
Tammy nodded. “Dad, Mom, it’s getting late and the two of you should go back and rest. Tammy and I have to rest too.” Jun politely ushered his parents out. After sending his parents away and returning to the living room, he saw Tammy coming out with a bottle of red wine. “What are you doing with that bottle of wine, Tammy?” Jun closed the door and walked up to her. “You’re not thinking of celebrating with a drink, are you? We can celebrate differently! Avery said you shouldn’ted drink.” “I’ll just have a little sip.” Tammy poured a glass for herself. “I’m drinking, but you don’t have to.” “Why not? If you insist on drinking, I’ll drink with you!” Jun also took a winezc glass. “Okay, let’s drink together.” Tammy poured him a drink. “Darling, I don’t think I’ll be so scared if I’m drunk Let’s try doing it tonight!”
Jun put down the wine glass in his hand: “I don’t think that’s a good8c idea…” “Let’s just try.” “Okay. We’l160 try.”