Elliot and Avery novel Chapter 1081

Chapter 1081

Soon after, the bodyguard that was sent to search for Cole returned.

“Sir, I’ve looked around a few shops in the area but didn’t find Cole Foster.”

“Leave it,” Elliot said.

“Yes, Sir. I’ll get the team to guard the resort’s entrance. I guarantee we won’t allow anyone insignificant to enter.”

“Good.”

When Avery stepped out of the shower of the resort villa and saw Tammy holding Robert, she felt

slightly bewildered.

“Did you bring Robert back?” “That’s right! Someone was smoking out there, so Elliot asked me to bring Robert back to you when he saw me,” Tammy said. “I’m guessing that the man who was smoking couldn’t stand Elliot any longer! Do you know what Elliot was doing the whole time he was holding Robert out there? He was praising Robert to the moon. It was as if he would never run out of words to describe how amazing Robert is.”

Avery held back her laughter.

“Have you noticed that Elliot’s been in unusually high spirits the past couple of days? Didn’t he sing your praises at lunch, too? When he had Layla with him this morning, he was giving her ten compliments for each compliment other people gave her. Also, he was carrying Layla in his arms the entire time. People even began to ask whether she had hurt her legs! It was hilarious!” Tammy had arrived first thing in the morning, so she had witnessed everything with her own eyes.

“Perhaps he’s been holding it in for too long and now he can’t contain it any longer. He said this is the first time the Fosters invited so many people to a banquet,” said Avery. “Everyone knows how successful his career is. Now that his life is perfect, he wants everyone to know about it, too.”

“He’s in the mood to show off now that he’s perfectly happy with his life. It’s a good thing!” Tammy placed Robert down on the bed, then helped him stand by supporting him by his elbows.” Say ‘daddy’, sweetie. Then, I’ll feed you your milk.”

Robert pursed his little lips.

“Daddy,” Tammy said as she tried to teach Robert to say the word. “Daddy, daddy, daddy!”