When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

“The light seems a little dark.” Layla glanced at the picture, and then looked at the sky, “It’s very windy right now.”

“You can fix the picture at that time.” Eric said, “Are you feeling cold?”

“A little bit. I won’t take pictures.” Layla took the phone from him, “Eric, I called you here to tell you that I don’t want to contact you in the future.”

Facing the howling cold wind, Layla mustered up her courage and finished the matter in one breath. After saying this, her heart beat wildly. She lowered her head, not daring to look at Eric’s face.

“I can start a new life only if I don’t contact you completely and delete all your contact information.” Layla looked at the snow under her feet, her eyes were a little hot, but she didn’t want to cry.

After all, she considered this matter for a few days and made a decision in her heart.

Eric replied calmly: “Yes. Layla, if this can help you start a new life quickly, I have no objections. I won’t bother you or your family in the future.”

After hearing what Eric said, Layla raised her head quickly.

Layla: “I didn’t mean that. You have such a good relationship with my mother, don’t be influenced by me.”

“I don’t have much contact with your mother.” Eric said, “I only realized it later. It’s not that you have to meet often to prove that you have a good relationship.”

that she would never see him again, so she

for a while, in the distance, suddenly there was the first shrill

uttered

and Eric immediately looked

white snow swelling, collapsing, and rolling down quickly on

such shocking scenes

it in a disaster

It’s…an avalanche!

Eric also saw it.

the avalanche, but also saw the people on the flat ground above, rushing frantically to the place

voices of women crying, and voices of men roaring. If you listen carefully, even wailing

conditioned reflex, Eric immediately held Layla’s hand

hand, wanting to take her away from here, but he didn’t know

cable car could only take eight people

stranded on the snow-capped mountains… At

impossible for them to