When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

Robert sent a message to Hazel.

Hazel quickly texted him back: [Dad and sister both sent me messages. If it wasn’t for the class, I would have wanted to go to Bridgedale with them.]

Robert: [I can ask for leave. But I still don’t go! I stay at home with you.]

Hazel: [Did dad let you stay at home with me? ]

Robert: [It was my own sense of responsibility that kept me at home.]

Hazel: [Thank you, brother. But if you want to go to Bridgedale, you can go. Never mind me. I am so old, and I have a driver who picks me up every day, so nothing will happen.]

Robert: [That’s different. If I go to Bridgedale, I think my parents and elder brother will drive me back.]

Hazel: []

Robert: [You don’t have class tonight, do you? You have nothing to do when you go home, how about I take you out to play?]

although there was no class at night, she could practice pronunciation and breathing when she returned home at night.

was able to have

you going to

to go? Where do

head, not knowing

taken by her family to play in Avonsville, but after school, she

my friends. If you don’t want to play with my friend, we can play

Hazel: [Let’s play alone!]

want to watch a movie? There don’t seem to be any good movies lately. Do you want to see a concert or an

about we just wandered around the

[That’s fine. It’s just a little cold

about going home and

was still a little afraid

also be afraid

being outside for too long during the winter, so wearing less

an idea: [How boring it is to stay at home! How about I take you to Dad’s

moment, and replied: [OK! But there should be no one in the company

[I’ll pick you up, we’ll talk when