When His Eyes Opened (full chapter)

A quarter of an hour later, Ellis’s car drove to the downstairs of Joanna’s rented community.

Joanna carried the bag containing the child’s supplies, picked up the child, and came out of the room.

Mrs. Picard heard the movement and came out from another room: “Joanna, what’s the matter?”

“Mom, Gia has a fever. I’ll take her to the hospital now. Go back to your room and rest! I called Ellis. He’s downstairs now.” Joanna didn’t want her mother to stay up late with her, “There’s a lot going on outside. It’s raining, and I don’t know if there are many people in the hospital. Don’t worry, with Ellis’s help, I can handle it.”

“Then I’ll take you downstairs.” Mrs. Picard took the umbrella and followed her out the door.

Ellis held an umbrella and waited at the door of the unit building.

After Joanna came out with the baby in her arms, Ellis immediately tilted the umbrella towards the mother and daughter.

“Auntie, go back and rest! A cold and fever are not a big deal. I’ll send the children back when their fever subsides.” After Ellis finished speaking, he protected Joanna and got into the back seat.

After Ellis got into the car, he immediately drove towards the hospital.

and there were basically no pedestrians

for the traffic light, Ellis

a girl or a

Joanna: “Girl.”

beautiful as you.” When Ellis

cheeks were flushed with fever, she didn’t cry or fuss, she just opened her big eyes

like this, Joanna

anyone about my daughter? Including your boss.” If Joanna hadn’t been forced to help him tonight, he wouldn’t have asked

and she was a little worried that the next time they met at

I won’t say it. I won’t even tell my family.” Ellis assured, “Does the child’s father not want a child? If I were the child’s father, I would definitely not abandon the

light is

stepped on the accelerator and

a while, the car stopped in the

out of the car first to hold an umbrella, and then got down to protect Joanna and the

come to hold the baby?” Ellis was

okay, I can hold her.” Joanna hugged the child and hurriedly