"Tammy, I heard that it was Avery who turned off her phone so Elliot couldn't contact her. It wasn't Elliot's fault." Jun corrected her."How did you know that they didn't have an agreement of the sort when they divorced? If there wasn't such an agreement, how could Avery not contact her kids? Don't believe everything Elliot says. I hate it when men victimize themselves and put the blame on women. It's entirely Elliot's fault, so don't make it sound like it's Avery who's the cold-blooded one."Tammy lost control of her emotions when she talked about Elliot and Avery."Tammy, don't get emotional. I don't want to quarrel with you. I just think that you don't need to speak ill of Elliot in front of Layla. She isn't very fond of Elliot.""He brought everything on himself. Why are you speaking in his defense? Do you actually think that he's innocent? Are you trying to become like him and wish to have an affair with other women?""Tammy!"Jun exclaimed. "What were you thinking? I just fe

Tammy had already thought of a name for her child. She would be called Tiffany. The doctor picked up her child, wiped her clean, and then showed her to Tammy. When Tammy saw her daughter, she couldn't help shedding sad tears. Why was her daughter so ugly? How could her daughter be so ugly? She had made an appointment with Avery for the babies to get married when they grew up, but she was afraid the plan would not succeed. Robert was so handsome; how could he possibly like her ugly daughter? Tammy's anesthesia hadn't subsided when she came out of the operating room, so she didn't feel any pain. She complained to her mother with a sad face: "Mom, have you seen Tiffany? She is so ugly!" Her mother looked calm: "You were even uglier when you were born. I had a big fight with your dad at the time. I said he had the wrong child, and he said he didn't. We were almost divorced at the time." Tammy was speechless. "Don't worry, our little Tiffany can't be ugly

"Ben, since she doesn't have time to fall in love with you, you should stay in Aryadelle!" Chad said, "I never believed in long-distance love." "Then you're going to end your and Mike's relationship by going to Bridgedale?" Chad responded, "I've already thought about it. It would be better if I could see Avery." "You want to help Elliot find Avery? Chad, there's no need." Ben said, "It's hard for outsiders like us to get involved in their relationship." "I don't want to intervene. There are some things I really want to say." "Okay, whatever." A day later, Chad's flight landed at the capital airport of Bridgedale. Mike was picking him up. Mike knew in advance that Chad was coming, so he called Eric and asked him to temporarily help take care of Avery for a few days. After Eric answered the call, he came as fast as possible. Of course, Avery didn't want to trouble Eric, but Eric refused to leave and was very stubborn. "I've been writing a new song recentl

"He didn't tell anyone about this, which shows that he knows it's his fault. If you ask him, he will only think that you are ignorant." "Indeed... I guess he didn't tell Ben. If he told Ben, Ben would definitely tell me. After all, I do have a better relationship with Ben." "Then you must think carefully before deciding whether to ask him." Mike glanced at the time and said, "Since you are here, let's have fun for a few more days!" "Don't you need to take care of Avery?" "I told Eric to come here. I told Avery that you were coming over, and she asked me to see you. Don't worry about her. She is feeling very vulnerable now. As capable as she was in the past, she feels inferior now. After all, she cannot see anything. She needs someone to help her to even go to the bathroom..." "Don't talk about it. I feel uncomfortable." Chad took off his glasses and rubbed his eyes. Late at night, a nurse helped Avery take a bath, took care of her, and came out of the room after she f

The secretary said, "The chief financial officer told us. He reminded us to pay attention to our health and not to eat less just to keep our body in shape." Chad did not know whether to cry or laugh. "It really isn't serious; otherwise, I wouldn't be able to go back to work now." "Right! Did you see Avery on your trip to Bridgedale?" The secretary asked in a low voice. "To be honest, I was hospitalized for ten days in Bridgedale." Chad looked helpless, "This vacation was really miserable." "Then why don't you rest at home for a few more days? You don't look well!" When the secretary said this, the conversation changed, "Do you know about the change in the personnel of Tate Industries?" Chad was stunned for a moment, then shook his head. "There is a change in personnel of Tate Industries? When did it happen?" "Yesterday, our boss went to Tate Industries for a one-day meeting. He went there because there was a major change in personnel. I also heard that Vice President