When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

Joanna couldn’t help laughing: “Didn’t you send someone to find a babysitter? When the time comes, your people will watch the child around the clock. If I want her to suffer, I’m afraid it will be as difficult as climbing the sky.”

Hayden: “At that time, I will arrange a few bodyguards to live at home to protect you.”

Joanna: “If you think it is necessary, just do it! After all, living in a villa is not worth a lot. It’s the same, and the possibility of being targeted by bad guys is relatively high.”

Joanna didn’t want to make fun of it, but once the words came out, the meaning changed automatically.

“We live in this old shabby neighborhood, and the bad guys won’t stare at us at all.”

Hayden: “You’re quite proud!”

Joanna: “No. I’m not proud. I’m just stating a fact. I know you are rich, You let us live in a villa, hire us a nanny, hire a bodyguard, as long as you have no financial impact, I will not stop you from doing so.”

Hayden: “Because you can’t stop it if you want to.”

Joanna’s nervousness went through arguing with him, was partially relieved.

you want to take Gia to go shopping?” Joanna followed him to his

and then said, “Go buy a child safety seat

Let’s do it!” Joanna hugged the child and sat down in the

home.” Hayden was driving the

at her daughter and couldn’t help joking: “Baby, look how much your father loves

me very angry. As long as I think of

a modest statement. Look how good she looks! Does this look like a child who has endured hardships? She has only been sick

two children were born together, how could there be such a big difference? It’s because you didn’t raise your daughter well!” Hayden scolded

mirror with a look of disbelief, and defended: “Auntie told me more than once, saying that you dislike Dorian for being too fat. Our daughter’s height and weight are very standard. Before Take her for a physical

Hayden: “…”

no worse than the nanny you hire outside. She consumes milk powder that is the

my daughter suffers in other aspects! Is the

me and my daughter? Isn’t mother

you don’t want to be separated from your child, and

is class difference!” Joanna didn’t quite understand, “My life when I was young was more difficult than that of Gia. But I didn’t think I was