His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1766

How would Avery know that Elliot specifically asked them about that? She only knew that she had told him clearly that she could not see, yet Elliot had not responded.

Elliot had never once responded.

At that moment, he was pretending to not know about it and asking their mutual friends. What was he thinking?

However, all this was no longer important. She had recovered her eyesight, so there was no need to pursue whether he had truly known about it or not.

Furthermore, if he was really concerned about her sickness, why had he not asked her about it?

Since Layla's deliberate flunking of her exams, she had unblocked Elliot so that she could call him.

If he were to call her, she would see it, but he did not call her.

"Jun, we have been divorced for almost half a year. Whether there was a misunderstanding back then or not, everything has changed. We can no longer go back to before." After some serious pondering, Avery replied to Jun, "It must be late over at your side. Go get some rest!"

Although Jun found it a pity, after thinking closely, he felt that what Avery said made sense too.

They had been divorced for so long. At that moment, Avery had even sold off her company. It was indeed hard for them to reconcile.

On the first snow of that year, Wesley and Shea's daughter was born. The child looked a lot like Wesley.

Wesley's parents were extremely excited about the child's birth. They were clear that this was going to be Wesley and Shea's only child, so this was their only granddaughter.

"Shea, you should name the child!" Wesley said.

Shea said, "Why don't you do it! I'm afraid that I might give her a terrible name."

"Any name that you come up with will be good," Wesley encouraged her. "We're not in a rush to get the child's birth certificate today. You can think about it properly."

"Yes, Shea, you should name the child! This was the child that you fought so hard to keep," Brook Sr. thought back about Shea’s insistence on keeping the child and how many grievances she had to go through.