When His Eyes Opened (Elliott and Avery) novel Chapter 152

Chapter 152 Avery instantly became clear-headed.

She had a very strong feeling that the person Elliot was trying to save was probably the woman in his heart and mind.

It was impossible for her to wish them happiness.

Avery got the car on the road and turned on the air conditioning, filling the car with cold air.

She decided to go home and take the kids out for the day.

She had yet to have a day out with them since their return to Aryadelle.

“Where are we going to play, Mommy?”

Layla and Hayden were both seated in their individual car seats.

Both children were obediently seated in the back seat of the car.

Avery had not decided where to take the kids.

Compared to other children, Layla and Hayden were far more mature.

“What about the amusement park? There’s a huge one in the city that looks like a castle!” Avery suggested enthusiastically.

Layla exhaled, then said in a baby-like voice, “It’s too hot, Mommy! Can we find somewhere cooler to hang out?”

“How about a water park, then?” Avery asked.

Layla furrowed her brows and said, “I don’t like playing in a pool with all those people… It’s so dirty! Let’s just go get some ice cream, Mommy!”

Avery was speechless.

Layla was an eating machine.

“Let’s just ride around in the car, Mommy! Then we could get something nice to eat and go home once we’re full!” Layla said warmly after noticing her mother’s frown.

Hayden, who was a boy of few words, said, “Agreed.”

This was his way of seconding his sister’s idea.

Avery was defeated and gave in.

It was as if the children had social anxiety. They especially hated going to crowded places.

“Be a good girl and eat first, okay, Layla? I’ll buy you ice cream after this,” said Avery with a gentle smile.

Layla nodded happily

The night before, Cole visited the Gibson family with his father to apologize and explain.

Seeing their sincerity, Jenny Gibson decided to give Cole another chance.

That day, Cole invited Jenny out for dinner.

“I’m sorry about yesterday, Jenny. Of all the men in the restaurant, that little girl just had to

•mistake me for her father. I blame it on bad luck… It’s my fault for putting you in that embarrassing situation. I thought about it all night, and I think the reason why my luck sucks is because I’ve used up all of my good luck to meet you.”

Cole was a handsome and elegant man with a good figure. He was also good at dressing up, which made him look more outstanding.

His good looks, paired with his sweet talk, amused Jenny and made her laugh.

“This is something I picked out especially for you. I hope you accept it. It’s not just a gift, but

my sincerity towards you,” Cole said, then placed a red gift box in front of Jenny.