When His Eyes Opened (full chapter)

Chapter 1779

You shouldn’t have forgotten that your son Hayden came to Yonroeville and killed Cristian with the hand of the housekeeper, so we were trapped in Yonroeville and couldn’t leave, right?

I met Rebecca at the hospital. She was troubled by her pregnancy. Because Elliot refused to touch her or have children with her.

I think Elliot should have you in his heart, so he refused to touch her. At that moment, I immediately understood why you came to Yonroeville to look for him regardless of your life. Because the two of you are a match made in heaven, and no matter what happens, it will never let you separate.

At the time of writing this email, I still feel that you will end up together because I believe in true love.

You can probably guess what happened next. I transferred the embryo from your body to Rebecca, who promised to help us leave Yonroeville.

I am writing this email to you, firstly, to confess my mistakes to you and ask you to forgive me. The second is to tell you that the children of Rebecca and Elliot are actually the flesh and blood of you and Elliot.

If you want to find this child, then you go to Yonroeville to find him now! It is not known whether the child is a boy or a girl. But I believe that Rebecca should treat him well.

……

With a ‘bang’ sound, the phone fell to the table, making a crisp and deafening sound!

by someone, and the whole person stood

face was ashen, her lips pursed, as if she wanted to

expression, the waiter immediately stepped

there anything I can

a tissue and quickly wiped the tears

up the phone on the table with one hand, dragging the

to the airport lobby, she found

phone again and checked the

She saw

It was a

been shut down, the email would have been sent to her 18 years

Now 15 years ahead.

couldn’t help but burst into

No wonder Haze looks so

general anesthesia twice! She has always

this? How

that her internal organs were about to cough up, and

of reason was pulling in her mind, telling her that Xander was dead, and it was pointless to blame