"Eric, you should pay more attention to your blind date tomorrow!" Avery said. "After all, your mother takes this so seriously. Observe the person closely tomorrow when you see them." "Hmm, Elliot has returned to Aryadelle for quite a few days already, right? How is he doing?" "He is in the hospital right now. I'm actually more relieved that he is in the hospital. If anything were to happen to him, the doctor would be able to tend to him in time," Avery sounded relieved. "I have to quickly get Angela Hill's original team members. I need to understand how the device works." "Am I taking up your time?" Eric felt that this matter was very important to her.
"It's fine. I'll go get busy after having breakfast with you." "Go! I'll get Fred to cto accompany me," Eric said. "We can talk after you finish this." "Okay, then. Thank you for your ticket!" Avery kept the ticket in her back. "If it goes well tomorrow, I'm going to treat you to a big meal." "Then, I await good news," Eric said sincerely before seeing her off.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtWhen Avery cout of the cafe, she drove to the neighborhood in which Oliver Raven stayed.
At ten in the morning, she took sfruits to where Oliver was staying. Avery rang the doorbell, and it did not take long for someone to open the door.
Mrs. Raven was standing inside, looking at Avery's face. She was stunned for a few seconds.
"Y-You're Avery Tate, right?" Mrs. Raven had seen photos of Avery on the news. However, Avery was more vibrant in real life.
"Mrs. Raven, hello. I am Avery Tate. I hope I'm not causing you any trouble by intruding," Avery said politely.
"Miss Tate, you're too polite! I have long heard of your name. It's an honor for you to be our guest! Please, cin." Mrs. Raven opened the the door and invited her into house. "Miss Tate, you don't have to change your shoes. You can just cin. I'm usually halone, so it gets quite lonely." "Mrs. Raven, do you have a shoe cover? Your house is too clean. I don't feel comfortable entering just like that." "Nothing to worry about! No one usually comes to our house, so we don't usually prepare shoe coverings," Mrs. Raven said and immediately pulled Avery into the living area.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏm"Why did you bring so many fruits as well? It must be quite heavy, right?" Mrs. Raven accepted the fruits and placed them on the coffee table.
"Actually, the thing where you called my husband, I already knew about it two days ago. If you were to call him earlier, I would surely get him to work for you.
Avery said, "Mrs. Raven, why can't he do that now? I'll pay for the breach of contract." "My husband is quite a cautious person. I'm sure you know very well what type of person Dean Jennings iet is. We are just an ordinary Te We We have no connections. If Dean. wanted to seek revenge on us are defenseless," Mrs. Raven explained, "So I hope to` you understand the difficult spot we're in, Miss Tate." "Now that you explained it to me, I understand. I can provide protection for your entire family," Avery said sincerely, sitting on the sofa.
"Miss Tate, I can feel your sincerity, but my two children are in two different schools. My husband's parents are still around, living in their own place. Our family is scattered everywhere. If you want to protect our family, how many people do you have to hire? This is too UM troublesome," Mrs. Raven poured Avery a cup of water. Avery accepted the cup of water and finished it all before putting the cup down.
"Mrs. Raven, if there is a chance for your husband to helpwithout letting Dean find out about this, could you helppersuade him?" At that, Avery took a bank card from her bag. She passed it to Mrs. Raven, "There are seven hundred and eighty thousand dollars inside. Take it." Mrs. Raven was shocked.
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