Chapter 2137

The nanny: “Okay, don’t worry, go to work!”

Avery: “Well.”

Avery picked up her bag, put on her coat, and went out.

The temperature in Bridgedale has plummeted by nearly ten degrees in the past few days, as if

passing autumn and entering directly into winter.

After she got in the car, she told Ali the address.

Ali asked, “Boss, are you and Hayden reconciled?”

“Not yet. I’m too much. If I were him, I wouldn’t be able to calm down so quickly.” Avery said calmly,

“Hayden likes to eat chestnuts. When we come back in the evening, let’s go buy chestnuts first.”

“Well. He went to the pharmacy by himself last night.” Ali said, “I didn’t respond last night, and I just

realized today why he went to the pharmacy. It’s not that he feels a lot of pain, and you’re afraid that

the injury is too serious, and you feel guilty.”

Avery felt even more uncomfortable when Ali said so.

“Boss, I know that you didn’t mean to hit him. It’s too embarrassing for you to be caught between the

father and son. No one can do a job and family that is flawless and foolproof. Don’t blame yourself.” Ali

comforted.

“Your mouth is getting sweeter.” Avery said and glanced at Ali.

“Because my wife received the car from you, she is very happy. She asked me to serve you well.” Ali

blushed in embarrassment.

Avery couldn’t help laughing: “Tell me what your wife wants in the future, and I’ll buy it for her.”

Ali: “Boss, don’t do this. You’re not afraid of other people’s gossip? You might as well give me the

money for the gift. I hand over the money to my wife, and my wife is happier.”

Avery: “Hahaha, good.”

Tate Industries Bridgedale Branch.

The arrival of Elliot and Chad caught Norah by surprise.

Margaret committed suicide yesterday, making the whole Jones family dumbfounded.

Norah’s entire plan was messed up.

She originally planned to use the relationship between Travis and Margaret to get the Tate Industries

into their own hands, and then try to get rid of Travis’s control. Who knows, Margaret died, and now it is

difficult for Travis to protect himself.

“Norah, is it an accident?” Chad said, breaking the silence.

The muscles at the corners of Norah’s mouth moved, and the expressions on her face were colorful.

“Why didn’t you say anything in advance when you came over? It’s a bit surprising.” Norah said, a

smile on the corner of her mouth, “What’s the matter with you coming here? By the way, Mr. Foster,

how are you?”

“Are you? Do you always look forward to my death? When I die, you just want to find a way to take the

Tate Industries as your own?” Elliot directly said this.

“The trust between us no longer exists, so you can humiliate me with the most vicious words. Even if I

say the sky, even if you have no evidence at all, as long as you think I did the bad things, is it really

me? Did I do it?” Norah complained for himself.

“Norah, how are your parents in Aryadelle?” Elliot seemed to have changed the subject.

Norah was stunned for a moment. After realizing what might have happened, she immediately walked

to the corner, took out her mobile phone, and called her mother.

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“What did you do to my mother?” Norah screamed in exhaustion.

Elliot: “As you said, the trust between us no longer exists. Even if I say the sky is breaking, even if you

don’t have any evidence, you doubted me for the first time. Why don’t you call your adoptive father

again?”

“No need to call! You must have caught them both together!” Norah clenched her phone tightly and

gritted her teeth, “Elliot, I do things alone! What kind of men are my parents?”

“You finally admitted it.” Elliot looked at her with all his time, “I’m not a man, it’s not you, the poisonous

woman who has the final say.”

“Elliot, you let my parents go! You let them go!” Norah burst into tears, “Win the king and lose the

bandit, I failed, and I have more to die for! But my parents are innocent!”

“You do have more to die for. But before you die, you must do one thing for me.” Elliot said indifferently.