When His Eyes Opened By Simple Silence

Chapter 1682

“Avery, I want say something that you shouldn’t say, I think this is a good thing for you.” Tammy lowered her voice a bit, “Rebecca and that child are both dead and you wanted divorce. Isn’t there any obstacle between them? Elliot went to Yonroeville this time, maybe just to collect their bodies. After all, there is no one else in the Jobin family.”

Avery did not tell Tammy that she was going to divorce Elliot, no Just because Elliot went to Yonroeville.

It was because she was blind at the time and hoped that he could come to her, but he still decided to fly to Yonroeville.

“Tammy, ​​I have already thought about it. This time I really thought about it.” Avery told Tammy of her decision.

“I see. You’re here for real this time. No wonder Mike has been with you all the time. You must have been very uncomfortable the past few days? Why didn’t you tell me?” Tammy regretted that she was not the most saddened by her. time to comfort her.

“It’s not as sad as you think. Maybe it’s because I’m older, and I see it more openly than before.” Avery smiled.

“You think I’m pregnant, so you don’t tell me the truth, right?” Tammy raised her head and looked at the sky, “Sometimes I feel that life is really boring. It was more carefree when I was a student.”

Avery: “Wait. When your baby is born, you will be very fulfilled.”

can’t play with you casually in

won’t be abroad all

your words. I’m afraid that you won’t come back if you leave. Because your

and I still

leaned against a big tree to enjoy the shade, and while playing

the hospital, they stopped contacting

heart whether he should say goodbye to Chad.After all, it’s gone, he doesn’t

Avery’s eyes are not cured, Mike may stay abroad. After

message was

news, he immediately became angry, and immediately replied:

Mike asked him to get out, he was very

for tooth and

angry! I have to go. You can go to Bridgedale to

say she wanted to divorce my boss?

boss should be back soon, right? Wait for him to come back

won’t you come