Chapter 1578

This was not the life Avery wants.

If she and Elliot really got to the point where they were separated from each other, she would rather not

have this relationship.

She lives with her own children, and she will never have such troubles. She didn’t want to be pitied by

anyone, and she didn’t want to be put on emotional shackles.

The more Avery think, the more awake her mind becomes, and the more she can’t sleep.

After an unknown amount of time, she seemed to have fallen asleep in a daze, or even had a dream.

Only when she was dreaming, she knew she was dreaming.

She didn’t sleep very well, a dream started soon, then ended quickly and entered another dream.

This lasted for about two or three hours, and she woke up completely. She picked up her phone and

checked the time. It’s almost 5 a.m.

She breathed a sigh of relief. After a while, she got up.

At 7:30 in the morning, the calm of the villa was broken.

Layla and Hayden got up.

The two of them came out of the room and went to see Robert first.

After Hayden returned to Aryadelle, he got along with Robert for a period of time, and the relationship

between the two brothers improved.

Looking at Robert at his current age is like looking at low-level animals, but his younger brother is slightly

different from ordinary small animals.

That is his younger brother is cuter.

Robert also liked Hayden more, because the things he plays with him make him feel novel.

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Layla pushed open the door of the children’s room, Robert was sitting on the bed, holding the bottle in

both hands, drinking milk.

“Hayden, Layla, Happy New Year.” Mrs. Cooper immediately took out two red envelopes and gave them

to Hayden and Layla.

“Grandma Cooper, aren’t you going home to spend the New Year with your family?” Layla sat down

beside the bed and asked.

Mrs. Cooper smiled and said, “I’ll take a vacation when Robert is completely healed. He’s still coughing a

little.”

Layla: “Oh…the cough is fine, he’ll be fine when his mother is here.”

“Well. Your elder brother is looking at your younger brother, and I will go to see if I need help in the

kitchen.” Mrs. Cooper said and walked out.

Robert finished drinking the milk, put the bottle aside, and then stretched out two small arms towards

Hayden and Layla, wanting to hug.

“Stinky brother, you are already a big baby, come down and go by yourself.” Layla carried her brother to

the ground and put on shoes for him.

When Robert put on his shoes, Robert immediately took his red envelope and walked to Hayden.

He handed the red envelope to Hayden, who was puzzled: “I don’t want it, you give it to my sister.”

Robert pouted, stubbornly giving the red envelope to Hayden.

Layla was a little angry: “You gave the red envelope to my brother, but you didn’t give it to me, I’m angry!”

Hayden felt a little smug when he saw that Layla was jealous.

Hayden didn’t expect Robert like him so much.

He took the red envelope given by his brother, and as a result, the little guy immediately hugged his leg

and said in a coquettish voice, “Brother hug!”

Layla: “Haha! Brother, he gave you a red envelope because he wanted you to hug him. Haha! Haha!”

Hayden’s face changed slightly, and after scolding ‘stinky brother’ after learning from Layla in his heart,

he reluctantly picked Robert up.

At 8:00 a.m., Elliot got up. After washing up, he went downstairs.

When he came to the first floor, he immediately searched for Avery in the living room.

“Layla, where’s your mother?” Elliot slept well last night and was in good spirits today.

Layla looked shocked: “Isn’t mom sleeping with you?”

Hayden also looked at Elliot with a puzzled face.

Elliot: “She’s not in the room. She’s left when I wake up.”

After Elliot finished speaking, he looked at Mrs. Cooper.

Mrs. Cooper shook her head: “I didn’t see Avery when I got up. I went to ask the bodyguard at the gate.”

Mrs. Cooper strode out of the yard.

After a while, Mrs. Cooper got the news and returned to the living room.

“The bodyguard said that Avery left at 6:00 a.m. She drove away.”