His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 1820

"Who is it?" Tammy saw that Avery was looking at her phone, so she immediately leaned in front of her and glanced at her phone screen.

After seeing the words ’Elliot’, Tammy sighed. "Didn't you two cut off contact with each other? Did you start contacting each other again after you returned to Aryadelle?

"To be exact, I contacted him just now."

"Hahaha, I didn’t expect to be caught up in the scene. Could you show me what he sent you?" Tammy didn’t consider herself an outsider.

Avery didn’t treat her as an outsider either.

Tammy took her mobile phone and was

stunned when she saw the two text messages sent by Elliot.

"Why does he suddenly want to pay you alimony? Did you two meet yesterday to discuss this?"

Avery shook her head. "No. We met yesterday because Layla had a little problem with her work. Apart from that, we didn’t talk about anything else."

"Was he suddenly feeling kind? Or does he think you look shabby?" Tammy looked at Avery.

Avery wore home clothes and had her stylish curly hair tied behind her head. Fortunately, her skin was flawless, so she still seemed gorgeous even if she didn't wear makeup.

However, Tammy knew that Elliot might not think of Avery as she did.

Avery couldn't help but doubt herself and looked at her clothes.

"Even if I look shabby, he doesn’t need to use the money to insult me." Avery took a deep breath, thinking about it.

"Since he wants to give you money, just accept it! If you don't want to accept it, you can give him an amount he can't possibly give you!" Tammy gave her an idea, "You can ask him for 100 billion and order him to pay you all at once. He will be pissed off."

Avery felt that her current fragile relationship with Elliot could not afford such jokes.

"If it's such a serious matter, why don't you talk about it face to face with him? Why did he send you a text message? Or is he just trying to find an excuse to talk to you?" Tammy saw Avery looking troubled, so she tried to provide answers from different perspectives.

Now Avery had no company, no investments,