His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1966

Liszt witnessed everything from inside the cafe but did not step out. Wanda was simply too barbaric for his liking.

Shortly after, a passerby called an ambulance for her, and Wanda ended up regaining consciousness just as the ambulance arrived. She refused to get in the ambulance and strode toward the parking lot.

Liszt watched as she drove off and took out his phone to call Hayden.

"Wanda called me out just now to ask me about the robot."

"Why did you bother meeting her?" Hayden said.

"All I've heard is all the horrible things she had done, and I heard them from you. Now that I've seen her in person, I realized everything you said is true." Liszt finished his coffee and headed to the counter to pay

"It will take many days and many nights to tell you all the things she has done. The only told you about my grandmother's death because that is the most unforgivable thing she has done."

"Yeah. When are you executing your revenge?"

"Soon."

Meanwhile, in the elementary school in Aryadelle, the bodyguard had come to pick Layla up from school.

Instead of waiting outside the gate, he headed to Layla's classroom.

Leah saw the bodyguard stalking over and greeted him with a smile. "I told Layla's mom today that I will be giving Layla an extra lesson for forty minutes every night from now on."

"You really want to earn my boss's money, huh? Helping Layla with her studies means you get a higher pay compared to working as a tutor out there, right?" the bodyguard mocked. "It's all great if all you are after is money, but if you are plotting something else, I advise that you remember your place or you won't know when you will get yourself killed."

"Weirdo.” The bodyguard simply concluded that she was either lying or insane.

Layla stepped out of the classroom with her backpack and saw her bodyguard standing next to her class teacher. At that very moment, she realized how compatible the two looked.

One was tall and one was short; one was tanned and the other was fair; one was stern and one was cheerful... Though they seemed to be the complete opposite of one another, they did not appear odd when they stood next to each other.

"Layla, if you don't want to be tutored in my office, I can take you to my place instead. It's just outside the school and a few minutes away by foot,” Leah proposed enthusiastically.

"Ms. Kennedy, why are you so nice to me?" Layla asked awkwardly.

She did not really want to keep being tutored by Leah. She had only stayed back last week because she had not wanted to go home, but ever since Avery had talked to her, she felt much better now.