His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1287

Elliot decided to do it himself. Elliot opened the cover of the rubbish bin.

Just as he was about to reach into the rubbish bin to take out the medicine that Avery left him, the bodyguard stopped him.

"Mr. Foster! I'll do it!" said the bodyguard, as he quickly took the rubbish bin and moved it elsewhere to stop Elliot from touching the dirty rubbish bin.

Elliot retracted his arm and calmed himself down before saying, "There should be a bag of medicine in there. Get it out."

"Oh! You mean the medicine that your ex gave you?" asked the bodyguard, who clearly did not have a clear read of the situation, but he took the bag of medicine out from the rubbish bin.

Elliot was about to take the bag from the bodyguard when the bodyguard once again stopped him. "Mr. Foster, this just came out of the rubbish bin. It's unhygienic for you to just take it. Allow me to sanitize it first. I'll hand it to you afterward. After all, Gary said that you were germaphobic," said the bodyguard.

Elliot suddenly felt the urge to fire this bodyguard.

"Mr. Foster, I'm sure that I can get the same medicine from the shops if you want. All of these are normal medicines that can be easily bought from the pharmacies," said the bodyguard.

The bodyguard was, of course, disgusted by the act of fishing the medicine out of the rubbish bin. But it was Elliot's order so there was no way he could refuse.

"Put the rubbish bin back to its original place," ordered Elliot.

"Okay!" said the bodyguard.

Elliot took one last look at the bag in the bodyguard's hands before walking back into the house.

The bodyguard could not help but question the legitimacy of the rumor that his boss was a germaphobe.

If he was such a germaphobe, why did he seem so upset when he suggested that he should first sanitize the bag.

Avery, on the other hand, was surprised to find her bodyguard and Jed talking when she entered the ward.

"What are you two talking about?" asked Avery.