His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1511

Elliot took the glass and said calmly, "It's okay. Even if she knew I was drinking, she wouldn’t say anything."

Chad sat beside him and asked, "You don't look pleased."

"A woman called me in the morning and said she was my biological mother." After taking a sip of wine, Elliot explained the reason for his unhappiness, "Before Nathan died, he told me that my biological mother was an escort at the dance hall."

Chad was shocked: "How did this woman find you?"

"She still remembers Nathan, and she said she saw my photos and said that I looked a lot like her when she was young." Elliot put down the wine glass and turned on his phone.

After the call, the woman sent him an artistic photo of her in her youth.

The woman in the photo had clear-cut and delicate facial features, and her eyebrows and eyes were full of charm.

This was a gorgeous woman, and he could see the resemblance by staring at her face carefully.

Chad took a deep breath and asked, "Boss, why is she looking for you? Is she asking you for money? Or does she want to meet you?"

"She didn't say this directly; she just said I might be her son and hoped to do a

paternity test with me." Elliot took another sip of his wine, "I agreed.”

"Well. If you want to confirm her identity, you must do a test. Even if you look at the photos, you look a bit like her but you still need scientific evidence." At this point, Chad thought of an important question, " Where is she now? What work does she do?

"I didn't ask. She said she would return to Aryadelle as soon as possible and go with me for identification."

"She's abroad?" Chad frowned, "How can an escort have the opportunity to go abroad?"

"It's not difficult for ordinary people to go abroad. Not everyone who goes abroad has a decent job.”

"You are right. Since she has contacted you, she must have a plan. But I can't say for sure. Lilith lives with Nathan, but Lilith and Nathan are different." "Let's wait until the test results come out!" Elliot said indifferently, "Even if she was my mother, it would be impossible for me to recognize her."

"I'll tell her in the evening. She is pleased today,