When His Eyes Opened

“Yeah!” The two seemed to have found a confidant and chatted very speculatively.

Ben Schaffer changed his shoes at the door and listened to the conversation between the two of them, very heartbroken.

“Gwen, let’s talk alone.” Ben Schaffer walked in front of Gwen, “We’ll solve our affairs in private. Don’t affect others.”

“Uncle Ben, Gwen is my aunt, why are you bullying her?” Layla sees Ben Schaffer being domineering, so she speaks for Gwen.

“Baby Layla, I didn’t bully her.” Ben Schaffer laughed harder than he cried, “I’m here to solve the problem. Don’t worry, I will definitely not bully her.”

“Oh, then how are you going to solve the problem?” Layla asked curiously, “Will you be as irresponsible as my father?”

Ben Schaffer felt an arrow in the knee. “Then do you think I’m responsible for marrying your aunt?”

Layla: “It depends on whether my aunt is willing to marry you. If you don’t want to marry, my aunt will marry you.”

Ben Schaffer: “…”

older than my father?” Layla pierced her heart to the end, “Uncle Eric said that old men are shrewd and realistic, arrogant and sensitive. I feel, a younger man is

Schaffer looked at Eric: “Why do you instill such absurd thoughts into

said casually:

Ben Schaffer: “…”

since you don’t want to talk to me alone, let’s talk about it openly” Ben Schaffer took a deep breath, “You’ve been living in Avery’s house, haven’t you? What’s the matter? Don’t you

you?” Gwen

say you’re afraid of living alone? I’ll live with you. When your belly is big, what should you do if there

or not, let her give

it’s not appropriate to live together.” Gwen

me to marry you, it’s impossible. But you can’t make too many demands on me. I don’t like someone taking care of me.” Ben Schaffer had

came over with

The driver was there.

also came to watch the

felt embarrassed, so she dragged Ben Schaffer and

on with your second brother, Elliot. Avery is now crossing the river, so don’t bother her with our affairs. There are also Hayden and Layla, they are still children, and they usually study very hard. Don’t you think that as an aunt, it’s not good to bother them so much? You go back with me first, and