When His Eyes Opened (Avery and Elliott)

Chapter 1468

Avery thought about this question in her mind, but she didn’t ask him. Because whether he remembers it or not,

their current relationship has already satisfied her.

“When I look back now, I feel that I am too forward-looking. I thought I was comprehensive in everything and could

achieve perfection in everything. In fact, with such a mentality, I couldn’t do myself well.” Avery summed up the

lessons of failure and strived to never make the same mistakes in the future.

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Elliot didn’t really want to talk about it. There was no need to argue about who was right and who was wrong.

“Does the scar on your head still hurt?” Elliot raised his eyes and looked at her head.

Avery reached out and touched her head: “I can’t feel it if I don’t touch it. It hurts a little when I touch it with my

hand.”

Elliot: “You should have a good rest.”

Avery: “You should also have a good rest.”

Elliot: “When we return to Aryadelle, we will have a good rest.”

Avery: “Well.”

The next day, early in the morning. Avery handled the discharge procedures for Elliot.

Elliot was in a wheelchair, pushed by bodyguards, and came out of the inpatient unit. The special car sent by the

second brother stopped at the gate of the inpatient department. After they got in the car, the black sedan hurried

towards the airport.

Chapter 1468 At 8 a.m., Rebecca received the news that Elliot had left, and was so angry that she threw the teacup

in her hand.

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“Elliot went through the discharge procedures at 7:30 in the morning. It is estimated that he has arrived at the

airport by now.” The person from the hospital reported the news to Rebecca.

Rebecca picked up the phone, found Avery’s number, and dialed it.

At this moment, Avery has already boarded the special plane and is preparing to adjust the mobile phone to flight

mode.

Seeing Rebecca’s call, she hesitated for a moment, then took it. “Avery! Didn’t you say you want to wait for me to

do a paternity test?”

“I don’t care about the child in your belly.” Avery extinguished Rebecca’s illusions word by word, “Elliot doesn’t care

either.”

“Give your phone to Elliot, I have something to tell him.” Rebecca roared.