His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 121

Avery placed her phone on the table.

Her mouth suddenly felt dry, so she picked up the bowl of soup that Ben had passed her.

Ben knocked on the table, then said, "Hey! Do you two think we don't know you're secretly texting each other right now?"

Avery was afraid that Elliot would blurt out something shocking, so she quickly said, "We're both full now, so we're heading home!" 1

"Sure! We're full too," Ben teased. "Full from watching your PDA!"

Rosalie heard the news of the assassination attempt on Elliot and rushed through the night to the Foster mansion.

Her face turned cold at the sight of Avery.

"When Mr. Foster was about to get hit by the car earlier, Miss Avery threw herself at him and wrapped him in her arms!"

The bodyguard had witnessed the entire scene and felt obligated to report what he saw to Rosalie.

"If I hadn't shot its tires, the car would have crashed right into them. Miss Avery would have been crushed

to a pulp and died on the spot. However, her shielding Mr. Foster might have actually given him a chance at survival." 1

Bloody images flashed into Rosalie's mind as she listened to the bodyguard's description of that night's events.

"We haven't had dinner yet, Mother," Elliot said. "We're going to get something to eat."

"Oh... Hurry up and eat, then! I'll leave in a bit."

All of the resentment that Rosalie had felt for Avery slowly vanished.

It was during the most dangerous of moments that someone could determine if another person was genuine or not.

Avery had thrown herself in harm's way without hesitation; all to protect Elliot. 1

If that courage was not born out of love, then what else could it possibly be?

Elliot and Avery emerged from the dining room after dinner.

Avery was about to return to her room when Rosalie spoke to her.

"I know how to distinguish right from wrong, Avery. Thank you for tonight," Rosalie said. She rose from the couch and stood before Avery. "Let's leave our grievances behind. I won't give you trouble as long as you're true to Elliot. He is my son, and I only hope for

the best for him."

Avery was not used to the sudden change in her demeanor.