When His Eyes Opened
Chapter 243
Chapter 243 (No problem! I can handle my drink!)
[I have pretty high tolerance, too!)
(It‘s all of us against Elliot Foster. We‘ve got this!)
Mike broke into a grin as he read the enthusiastic messages in the text chain.
Why was he being gracious enough to invite Elliot to the party?
This was his true motive.
Picking on Avery meant picking on him.
There was not much Mike could do to defeat Elliot, but getting him blackout drunk was right up his alley!
That night, Rosalie asked Elliot to bring Zoe over to the old mansion for dinner.
Dinner began once the two of them arrived.
“You should visit more often when you have the time, Doctor Sanford,” Rosalie said with a smile. “Elliot‘s usually too busy to spend time with you.”
come by more often
like how outstanding
Rosalie called Elliot over to her room for
good match for you, Elliot. You‘re not getting any younger. Why don‘t you
shea‘s completely cured,” Elliot said as he
and your marriage have nothing to do with each
hope Shea can be there
there if you get married now, too! Didn‘t you say her condition improved after the surgery?”
Elliot shook his head.
gave up her high-paying job for you. You should show her some gratitude,” Rosalie
thinking?”
doctor who can help Shea. You’re a woman, Mom. You should know that I‘d just
on Rosalie‘s face turned rigid.
a deep, loving relationship with your father? Plenty of couples appear happy but are far apart under the surface.
mean that’s what I
said bitterly, then changed
and said, “I
with Doctor Sanford
of the room, Elliot told Zoe
“I‘ll leave after a little bit.”
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