Elliot and Avery novel Chapter 1022

Chapter 1022

This is Avery’s first confrontation with his son. In fact, after she said the above words, she regretted it.

Although the son is not a three-year-old child, he is only a child under ten years old.

Moreover, no matter how old the child is, as long as he is in front of his mother, he will always hope for the mother’s greatest tolerance and accommodation.

Just like before Laura died, she always liked to act like a spoiled child with her mother.

How could she take the anger she received from Nathan home and turn her anger on the child?

Just when she was about to chase Hayden, Hayden had already left the villa.

Avery went downstairs and saw a mess in the living room.

“Layla, don’t cry. I have sent the bodyguards to chase him. He will be fine.” Mrs. Cooper hugged Robert and coaxed Layla.

Avery was in chaos. Just when she was hesitating whether to coax the children at home first or go out to coax Hayden first, Layla came over and hugged her.

“Mom, are you scolding my brother?”

Avery was stuck in her throat: “Maybe! Mom is in a bad mood today, so she spoke more to her brother.”

“Mom, let’s go find my brother!” Layla wiped away her tears and pulled Avery outside.

Just when Avery was going to find Hayden with Layla, the bodyguard called.

The bodyguard called Mrs. Cooper.

After Mrs. Cooper answered the phone, she said ‘OK’ twice, and then hung up.

“Avery, the bodyguard told me not to worry. He said he followed Hayden, and Hayden would be fine. When Hayden breathes out, he will bring Hayden back.” Mrs. Cooper spoke to Avery.

Avery nodded: “I was too strict with him just now.”

“Avery, you don’t have to blame yourself. Even if you are strict with the child, how strict can you be? It’s because Hayden’s reaction was a little intense.” Mrs. Cooper looked solemn. “He probably thinks that his father sent him a copybook to ridicule his bad writing. The relationship between father and son is not the same as the relationship between mother and daughter.”

Avery listened to Mrs. Cooper’s words and was greatly impressed, Inspired.