"If you're sick, just stay home and rest."

After Avery said that, she turned around to get a glass and poured some water.

"I'm much better today." Elliot removed his scarf.

"That's what you said yesterday." Avery drank the water and put down the glass. Then, she went to the living room and saw the gifts on the floor.

Avery asked, "What are these for?"

'It's not good to come empty-handed.' He thought for a few seconds and changed the subject, "I just found out today that you went back last night."

"Did you come here just to say this?" Avery walked over to the sofa and sat down, looking at his thin face with her almond eyes.

There was a distance of more than a meter between the two.

"Chelsea and I—-"

"I don't want to hear it," Avery interrupted him, "I'm not interested in knowing what type of relationship you have with her."

Elliot saw her cold face, and he secretly felt powerless.

"Are you going to talk about Charlie and me next?" She looked at him and said, "Elliot, e