His Eagle Eyes on Me novel Chapter 947

The bodyguard had checked the surveillance footage from the previous night and discovered when it was that the man came.

That man came after the sun set and waited there for about 20 minutes until Elliot came back.

He left as soon as he spotted Elliot.

His car was parked in the surveillance cameras' blind spot and was therefore not photographed. Without the car plate number, there was no way to find out his personal information.

The surveillance cameras did not capture a clear shot of his face either, since he kept his head down when he saw Elliot.

It was only when he and Elliot looked at each other that his face was caught by the camera.

However, the lack of proper lighting meant that the picture was very blurry.

The bodyguard took a screenshot of the video and printed it out to show Elliot.

Elliot looked at the photo over and over again but could not quite remember where he had seen that person before. For some odd reason, however, he felt that the person was quite familiar.

One could not even begin to describe how weird it was that he came over the previous night just to wait there and smile at him before leaving!

Elliot made up his mind to grab that man the next time they showed up.

He came out of the room at eight in the morning.

Mrs. Scarlet said to him, "Coffee and breakfast are ready, Master Elliot." After a pause, she said, "Mrs. Cooper sent me a message saying that Avery and the others are heading to the hotel. You should go after breakfast!"

"That early?"

"Well, she said that Eric came very early."

Elliot had a scornful look and spoke in an even more disdained tone. "He's very considerate."

"He is! He cares very much about Avery and the children, but it doesn't really matter how considerate he is if you're around. Avery’s heart is always with you, and no one can take that away." Mrs.

Scarlet's words made Elliot feel at ease and erased all his exhaustion.

Avery allowed him to stay for dinner the previous night and even thanked him when he was leaving.

Her attitude toward him had changed significantly.