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His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1022

It was the first time Avery had a face-off with her son. In truth, she had regretted what she said the moment the words were out.

Though her son was not a three-year-old, he was still a child who was not even ten years old; no matter how old a child was, they would always long for their mothers' love and embrace, just like how Avery would still act like a child to Laura when she was alive.

How could she bring home the frustration she felt because of Nathan and vent it on her children?

Just as she was about to go after Hayden, he had already left the mansion.

Avery went downstairs to find that the entire living room had erupted into chaos.

"Layla, don't cry. I've already sent the bodyguard after him. He's going to be fine." Mrs. Cooper held Robert in her arms and consoled Layla.

Avery was completely distraught. While she was contemplating whether to calm her children down at home first, or to go after Hayden first, Layla came over for a hug.

"Mom, did you scold Hayden?"

Avery felt a lump in her throat. "Maybe! I'm in a bit of a bad mood tonight, so I might have been a bit too harsh with your brother.

"Boohoo.,.1 don't want Hayden to go! Mom, let's go find him!" Layla wiped away her tears and tried to drag Avery outside.

Just as the two were about to go look for Hayden, their bodyguard called Mrs.

Cooper.

Mrs. Cooper answered the call and said," Yes, yes." Before hanging up.

"Avery, the bodyguard told you not to worry. He is following Hayden so Hayden's going to be fine. Once he's had some time to calm down, the bodyguard will bring him back," Mrs. Cooper said to Avery.

Avery nodded. "I was being too harsh on him."

"Don't blame yourself, Avery. Even if you were trying to be strict, just how harsh could you be? Hayden is the one who's overreacting," Mrs. Cooper said with a serious expression, "He probably thinks that his father got him those workbooks to mock him for his handwriting. The relationship between father and son works differently than that of a mother and daughter."

Avery felt inspired.

"Next time, tell Mr. Foster to ask you before picking out a gift for Hayden to avoid doing the wrong thing with a good intention. It's the first time I've seen Layla Hayden fight like this, my heart just aches for them." Mrs. Cooper sighed.

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