His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1488

Avery rubbed her eyebrows before opening her eyes and looked out the window.

As the car drove past and the scenery outside began to recede, she could see the tall buildings, flower beds, and the continuous flow of traffic.

She wondered if it was because she did not have good rest recently.

The last time it happened to her was before her surgery in Ylore.

After she was discharged from the hospital, she underwent another checkup and the results confirmed that there were no issues.

She might have been a little too exhausted recently.

Since she and Elliot had already secured the marriage certificate, the burden in her heart had been released and she would probably be able to readjust her mental state.

She figured that her body would return to normal after a few days of rest.

The car drove speedily back to the Starry River Villa. Robert was playing with toys in the living room when she arrived, while Elliot was taking an afternoon nap.

Mrs. Cooper urged her to go back to her room and rest, but she was not feeling sleepy.

"Ben came here today and brought a gift. He said that Lilith spent a month's worth of her salary to buy it for you," Mrs. Cooper said. "She's quite thoughtful."

Avery was very surprised. "Lilith had a hard time earning some money. How could I bring myself to accept a gift that she spent so much money on?"

"Just give her one in return. She's willing to buy you a gift out of sincerity, and she'll only be sad if you refuse," Mrs. Cooper said with a smile.

"You're right."

"She bought a gift only for you. There's none for Master Elliot."

"They haven't met each other yet, and Elliot never said he'd acknowledge her as his sister. Lilith's not the kind of person who likes to flatter people."

"I can see that. She is kind only to those who treat her well. "

"Elliot, do you feel like there are still some wounds in your heart?" She held the box in her hand and looked at him lovingly. "We quarreled a lot in the past, and quarrels do nothing but hurt our feelings."

"Do you?" he replied with a question.

She smiled and shook her head. "I don’t think so. Every time we reconcile, it feels like those wounds have healed and the pain just disappears. Do you feel the same way?" He looked at her smile and spoke from the heart, "It doesn't matter how much you piss me off, but as long as you come to me, my confidence will always be rekindled."

His answer warmed her heart. She hugged him, breathed in his all-too-familiar scent, and felt her vision darken slightly.

"Are you feeling sleepy?" he asked hoarsely. "You should get some sleep! I'll call you in an hour."

"Okay." She lay down lazily, and said distressingly, "My vision turned back when

I came out of Tammy's house. Do you know what I was thinking then?"

He looked into her eyes, "You were probably thinking, 'Why is this happening? ' and 'Am I sick?"' "That’s right. I suspected that I had some incurable disease, and then I imagined you finding a new wife after I died. Then I thought about our children and started to wonder if they’d be treated badly by their new stepmother..."