When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

Chapter 1148

Avery rushed to the school immediately.

In the classroom, the parents’ meeting continued to open, and Cohen’s mother, accompanied by a teacher who was standing outside the classroom.

“Mrs. Tate, you’re finally here.” Cohen’s mother looked aggrieved, “Your husband is too fierce in front of so many people. He doesn’t give me any face at all.”

Avery: “My husband is indeed a little fierce . But Teacher Rayner sent me a message to explain the situation, I think you need to calm down. We have talked before about my daughter hitting your son. I thought you let it go, but I didn’t expect you to bring it up again.”

But your daughter did not apologize to my son. My son has apologized to Nina.” Cohen’s mother was not convinced.

Avery reasoned with her, “Your son should have apologized to Nina. If your son doesn’t pull Nina’s braid, my daughter won’t beat him. If my daughter make a mistake, she will be punished. And your son is the one who made the mistake not my daughter. Of course my daughter doesn’t need to apologize to your son. I taught her this.”

“It’s really unreasonable!”

“Right or wrong, I believe all parents have a decision. If you continue to make trouble, Aren’t you afraid that your son’s classmates won’t play with your son?” Avery suggested.

want to join other parents to exclude my son? I want to transfer my son to

worry about being pulled by your son after

left angrily and planned to find the school

classroom, Elliot waved

it will be the parent representative’s turn to speak on the

the classroom, and Teacher Rayner smiled at her:

immediately applauded. Elliot smiled gently

this parent meeting. Today is the first time Layla’s father has participated in his child’s parents’ meeting and he is very much looking forward to

lead in applauding, and welcomed Elliot to the

Elliot: “…”

the warm applause of everyone, he

came to stage, Avery stepped down

went blank. After a few seconds of silence, before Avery appeared in his mind Teach him the formula,

Avery: “…”

lines were very