When His Eyes Opened By Simple Silence

Chapter 596

“Mr. Foster, congratulations. It’s a boy.” The head of the department pointed at the child’s body characteristics on the screen to Elliot.

Elliot swallowed his saliva and said hoarsely, “Let me have a look at his face.”

The head of the department immediately moved the scanner up. It was a pity the child had already turned around. At that moment, they could only see his side profile.

“I have saved the photo of his front face just now.” The head of the department tapped open the child’s photo to show Elliot.

“Mr. Foster, your son looks just like you! It’s already so obvious at first glance.”

Elliot looked at the child’s photo. His heart softened. This was the first time that he truly felt that the child was a complete living being. He suddenly understood why Avery was so angry previously when he got the doctors to give her medication. That was because she understood much earlier than him that the child was a living being.

“I’ll print the photo out for you later,” The head of the department said, “Let me have a look at how this child is developing.”

Elliot nodded his head.

is on the smaller side. The mother needs to increase her nutrition intake. She has to rest more and

a little. She got down from the bed and left. A moment later, Elliot walked out with the ultrasound

without saying anything. Due to a lot of people

was afraid that Avery was squished, so he stood facing her, protecting

could feel his gaze burning into

floor. He naturally held her hand and

Elliot said, “It’s going to come out in three to four months. Why don’t you stop working for the time being! If you need money, I can give

grip. She looked at him. “The doctor did not ask me

doctor too…” Elliot grabbed her

just because I’m pregnant,” Avery interrupted him and said, “I don’t think

she wanted to work, Elliot could do

when you leave the house, you have to tell

a prisoner under house arrest! I don’t need to report what I’m doing to you! Don’t try to threaten

do I need to do for you to understand that I’m caring for you, not harassing