His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1732

Mike was shocked by the question.

"What makes him think he has the right to ask about this? Avery's eyes are finally close to being fully recovered and now he wants to come and pretend like he cares about her? Doesn't he have any shame at all?! Has he heard from someone that Avery's eyes are almost fully recovered and has come here because of that? He must have known that Avery came close to being blind and maybe that's why he dares to treat her with such cruelty, thinking that she won't be able to see again?"

All sorts of thoughts swirled in Mike's mind.

"Do you care about her? How laughable," he said sarcastically. "If you really care about her, you should hand over custody of Layla and Robert! Give Tate Industries back to her! You can call me again if you manage to do all that!"

Elliot was enraged by the unreasonable request. "I didn't think you would be so unreasonable."

"Who are you calling unreasonable? Did I beg you to call me? Did I ask you to come to Avery's house?" snarled Mike. "You are supposed to be a grown man, and yet, you can't keep yourself under control? Has Avery contacted you at all after your divorce? She hasn't, right? You are the one who can't sit still. You are the one who came here, and you are the one who called me! What gives you the right to call me unreasonable?!" "Fine, I'm the clown for coming!" growled Elliot as his expression darkened, before hanging up.

He did make a fool out of himself. He had parted ways and broke all ties with Avery. He told her that she would not get to see Layla and Robert ever again unless she begged him.

Avery was likely overwhelmed with rage after hearing his proclamation, and that made the chances of her bowing down all the slimmer.

As for her illness, she had probably neglected to inform Elliot about it because she did not need his attention.

Elliot set his phone down and stalked over to the fridge to take a bottle of ice water out.

He needed to cool down.

After drinking half the bottle, the heat coursing through his body finally subsided, but it was soon replaced by a twisting sensation in his stomach.

He had not eaten anything since he arrived at Bridgedale, =e'