When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

When His Eyes Opened Chapter 2833–

Robert asked: “Which one is more delicious? TV station or Dad’s company cafeteria?”

“It’s equally delicious. Not only delicious, but also cheap.” Hazel ate a total of more than $10 at noon today. Of course, it was the meal card that Hector swiped.

“Companies like this are subsidized by the canteen, otherwise who will do the business at a loss. It is equivalent to the benefits for the employees! Otherwise, eating out by yourself is very expensive.” Robert said, “How about your trial broadcast today?”

“It went well. It’s easier than I imagined.” Hazel took out her contract from her bag, “I’ve signed the contract. From now on, I’ll be an intern anchor! Have you eaten, brother? Let me treat you to dinner!”

“Hahaha, okay! But at night! Parents are waiting for you to go back to eat at home right now!” Robert joked, “You had a trial broadcast today. Dad was very nervous and didn’t go to the company and stayed at home all the time, waiting for you to go back. But you never went back, so he asked me to pick you up.”

“Dad asked you to pick me up?” Hazel was a little surprised.

Hazel: “Yes!”

“Didn’t Teacher Joly send my trial video to Dad?” Hazel turned on her phone and found the video Teacher Joly sent her.

didn’t see your trial video when I went out!” Robert pulled over to watch his

Hazel sent the video to the family

cell phone, clicked on

up: “Little sister, you look really professional. You broadcast really well. Not

trial broadcast, and she broadcast it very well. The students who can enter the

can’t see it, I only see that you are great.” Robert returned the phone to Hazel, restarted the engine, and drove towards

Foster family.

phones to watch the video posted by Hazel

looked at each other with

looks like that.” Elliot was very

mean to be quite like that? Our daughter is now a fully qualified host.” Avery was proud of Hazel, “It took her only

nodded, agreeing: “My daughter is like you, she is smart, and

hear Elliot’s words, but said modestly: “It’s all the result of my daughter’s own hard work. It’s a pity that she doesn’t let us go to the TV station to watch her broadcast. Otherwise, I really want to watch

won’t go.” Elliot listened