When His Eyes Opened

Chapter 1098

After Adrian returned to the room after drinking water, Cole looked at his father.

Cole expressed his thoughts, “Dad, we can use uncle, Adrian. Avery has a fatal flaw, that is, being soft-hearted.”

Henry listened to his words, pondered for a few seconds, and said, “Why Use him? Your uncle is a fool and he can’t do anything at all!”

Cole squinted his fox eyes and said, “We don’t need him to do anything. We just need to use him to threaten Avery. She must have felt guilt towards my aunt for dying to save Avery’s son. When she treated my uncle, she didn’t even know his true identity. Maybe she came to give my aunt an apology. My uncle treated her.”

Henry said with a solemn expression: “She is sorry to your aunt, but not to your uncle. If you use your aunt to threaten her, it will definitely work. But using your uncle to threaten may not work. Is it possible that we are going to kill your uncle to threaten her?”

“Of course not. Avery will not die. My uncle is dumb, very similar to my aunt. Dad, think about it and this is our last chance. Elliot’s temper is not controlled by anyone at all. Even if we kill Elliot, he will not give us a cent of his property. And he listened to Avery’s words, If we can control Avery, we will control my uncle.”

Henry nodded and agreed with his son’s point of view.

to threaten ordinary people, ordinary people will

than give in

tenacity, which is different from ordinary people, that he has reached the peak that no one else can reach in his entire life at

be planned well. If you rashly threaten Avery now, Avery may not be obedient.” Henry said, “Today Elliot was beaten, she must be

In the Resort.

Avery drank some champagne.

the day, and what happened at

a glass of champagne as the

took a glass of champagne and

not good at drinking and gets

not a good experience, Elliot was afraid that Avery would have a

I won’t drink any more.” After taking a sip of champagne, Avery didn’t forget to remind, “You can’t drink! You have an injury, so you can’t