Hayden was waiting outside the clinic.

The doctors were getting off work soon, and there were fewer and fewer patients.

When Avery came out, there was no one around.

"Mom, do you still need an examination?" Hayden asked. "If you still have an examination, let's go back first and come back in the afternoon."

"I'm done." Avery didn't want him running around with her and getting tired.

"I'll accompany you," Hayden said stubbornly.

"Okay! Shall we go out to eat? Let's get a big meal." Avery asked.

"Sure."

"Then let's eat outside!"

Avery took Hayden to a high-end restaurant in the city center.

"I wonder how Layla and Robert are doing at your uncle Eric's house." Avery thought of the other two children, "Let's video call them!"

"Okay."

Hayden walked over to Avery and sat down on the sofa.

Hayden had grown very tall now; it would be strange if he and Avery sat next to each other to eat together. So he sat opposite Avery.

Avery dialed Eric, and she was quickly connected.

"Avery,