When His Eyes Opened (full chapter)

Chapter 313 “Didn’t we agree to stop being upset with Shea?” Layla asked dejectedly.

Hayden took his sister’s hand and walked back into the classroom.

Shea’s surgery was going to happen no matter what.

Coming to see them in her nervousness and fear would not change a thing.

She should have gone to see Elliot Foster and seek his comfort.

Elliot received a call from Mrs. Scarlet at three in the afternoon.

“Shea’s missing again!” cried Mrs. Scarlet. “The bodyguard and I have been looking for her for over an hour. We’ve searched through the entire Starry River neighborhood and we still can ‘t find her!”

“Why did you go to Starry River?!” Elliot exclaimed as he picked up his keys and walked toward the front door.

“Shea’s been begging to see Hayden since she got to school this morning… She threw a tantrum when I told her she couldn’t. She refused to eat or drink anything. She never used to be like this. I had no other choice but to take her to see Hayden,” Mrs. Scarlet said as she sobbed pitifully.

Ever since she had regained her self-perception after the surgery, Shea had become a pain to look after!

Hayden Tate?” Merely hearing the name felt like a stab to Elliot’s heart. “Did he hide her away again?” “He didn’t! When I took Shea to see Hayden and Layla at school, they went back into the classroom after only exchanging a few words,” Mrs. Scarlet said truthfully. “Shea insisted on going to the neighborhood after we left the school, so I took her there… She

was out of breath from

my way! She should still

Scarlet sniffled and said, “Shea’s a good girl. She’s only

“I know,” Elliot said.

coax

suffer, but the surgery had to be done for the

to be called

the neighborhood, she noticed a group of police officers at the

was a long line of police tape around the area, and a mob of nosy

her brows

Had something bad happened?

quickly parked the car, then hurried

let the children

opened the front door and saw her children playing

in stark contrast with the tense

my babies! I’m glad you listened to me and didn’t join the crowd outside,” Avery said, as she gave the children a peck on the