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His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1120

"This person, Adrian, what is his situation like?" Wesley asked curiously.

"He is like Shea. I had an operation done on him once. He is recovering well." Avery had hope and despair in her heart at the same time. "If I were to tell him about Shea's condition, he would surely help her out."

She was not doubtful about Adrian's kindness, but she was worried that Elliot would not let her see Adrian.

Henry and Elliot have completely cut ties, so though this matter seemed simple, it was extremely challenging.

No matter how hard it was, Avery was planning to fight for it.

"Wesley, I will find a suitable kidney donor for Shea. When you return, please stay with Shea, don’t come out to work anymore," Avery said and took a bank card out from her bag. She passed it to him. "Shea becoming like this is not only your responsibility, so you must not refuse me."

Wesley accepted the card. At the same time, he voiced his concerns, "Adrian is with Henry right now, right? Will it be easy for you to get to him?"

"Henry only wants money. As long as he gets money, he won’t make things difficult for me," Avery brushed it off and said, "As long as Shea is still alive, there would surely be a solution."

After finishing the chat with Wesley, Avery came out of the washroom. The bodyguard approached her immediately.

"Why are you in there for so long? If you're not out in another ten minutes, I was about to rush in to look for you!"

Avery looked at the time. "Is that necessary? I'm only inside for twenty minutes. What could happen?"

"I have never seen someone using the toilet for so long! If you were at home, it's up to you, but we re outside right now! I must be alert! If anything were to happen to you, Mr. Foster will make sure I get buried along with you!" The bodyguard said and measured her up. "Why did you end up crying in the toilet?”

Avery thought that she was too nice a person to talk to. When Elliot's bodyguard was by his side, he would never talk to him at all. In front of her, he rambled on ?d%: WJU; on.

"I saw a piece of news just now. A middle-aged man like you, his house was on fire. He placed his wife out of the window, holding onto his wife with his hand, but he was burned terribly." At that, Avery swept the bodyguard with a sharp gaze. "Yet, you would be so petty to not even be watching the sunrise with your wife."

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