When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

Layla: “Before, I hardly ever went on business trips. My parents did not want me to be overly worn out. I previously gave them a lot of attention. But as I sit here and reflect, how can I possibly be afraid of difficulty and exhaustion at work? Life for me cannot be like this, not just at work. I need to step outside of the safe haven my parents have provided for me if I want to improve.”

Hazel nodded fiercely, expressing her agreement with what Layla said.

At night, before going to bed, Layla posted a circle of friends.

She sent a picture of the snow scene in the Northland, and a ticket to the Northland, with the attached text: Looking forward to this trip to the Northland.

After posting to Moments, Layla fell asleep.

Because there was only one flight to the Northland a day.

The only flight left at 7 o’clock in the morning.

That meant Layla had to be at the airport by six tomorrow morning.

It was about an hour’s drive from Foster’s house to the airport.

o’clock in the morning,

least 4:30 in the morning in order to leave

didn’t include breakfast

rarely got up so early,

with her mobile phone, but her sleep

while, and then went back to sleep. Last but not least, until the phone

as if relieved, sat up, and

off the alarm clock, she saw a

moved to the Northland. And reminded her that the temperature

business trip’, she put down her phone and went to wash

6 o’clock, Layla arrived at the airport and met her colleagues who were on

four of them waited

family send you

early.” Layla bought coffee and steamed buns. She wasn’t very hungry, but she knew that drinking coffee on an empty stomach can cause stomach pains, so she took a steamed bun and ate it one bite at a

eat like this, aren’t you afraid of

think this steamed bun