When Avery reached the second floor, the first thing she did was enter the master bedroom and open his wardrobe.

Most of his clothes were still there.

"He wasn't here to pack his stuff up, Avery," Mrs. Cooper caught up to Avery and saw her standing in front of the wardrobe. She then continued, "He brought whatever he came for in a black bag, and it didn't seem like much."

"Makes sense. He can buy his daily necessities anywhere, and it's not like he needs all this." She closed the wardrobe door and walked towards his study. "Did he say anything?"

"Nothing."

"Nothing at all?" Avery did not believe it.

"Well, not exactly. I told him that you waited for him until late last night, but he instructed me to take care of the children and told me not to worry about anything else." Mrs. Cooper said truthfully. "Avery, the most I can do is take good care of Robert. I won't be of much help with the other stuff."

"Thank you very much for helping me take care of Robert. Elliot and I will resol