His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1249

Even if Ylore was Gary's territory, she would not let him bully her into subordination.

In approximately four hours, Mike arrived at the Ylore airport. He turned on his phone and saw the message from Ben.

[Avery is in the same hotel as before. I have something urgent to deal with so I'll be heading back to Aryadelle first!]

"That jerk," Mike cursed. "How can he leave Avery alone here! Who knows what kind of trouble she would cause if she is all by herself?"

He then called Avery and luckily, she picked up.

"Mike, there's a chance that Elliot is alive!

He is with Gary. I feel much better now, so you don't need to keep me company," Avery sounded much more relaxed. "Go back and watch my kids for me. Wanda has returned to Aryadelle, and I'm afraid that she is going to make a move."

"Come back with me!"

"I told you that Elliot isn't dead. I'm staying here to find out where he is. I've already called my bodyguard, and he should be here soon. I know what I'm doing. I won't face Gary directly."

Mike could sense that Avery had returned to normal and asked, "You want me to go now?"

"Yes. Go keep an eye on the company and my kids for me. I will call you every single day."

"Lure..." Mike agreed, before regretting his word immediately. "No way! Your blood test came back and the results show an abnormality. The doctor told you to go for a body check!"

"I can do that here. I'm a bit tired today.

Once my bodyguard arrives tomorrow, I will get him to accompany me to the hospital."

At night, her bodyguard arrived and checked into the room next to her.

The next morning, she went to a hospital nearby for a body check along with her bodyguard.

After her blood was drawn, the bodyguard remained in the lab to wait for the results while Avery went to a different department for a different test.

As she walked toward the elevator, she heard noises coming from the hall on the first floor. She stood by the corridor on the second floor and glanced down to the

source of the noise...

Dozens of bodyguards moved swiftly toward the hospital entrance while protecting a certain person in a wheelchair.