Chapter 943

Elliot was afraid that his daughter would be bullied at school and felt worried even though he knew that

there was only a very slim chance of that happening. His daughter was very beautiful and had a very

assertive character. Everything would be fine and dandy if no one provoked her, but if someone pushed

her buttons, she would definitely fight back even though she could not win against them!

As a result, he had a word with the school in private.

“You’re such an awesome father.” Avery teased him.

“I know what I have done is far from enough, but I’ll continue to try my best.”

Avery looked at Layla and explained, “Your brother will be back a bit later today. Your father was out the

whole day to pick Aunt Tammy up and just came back. It was a pretty long day for him, so I left some

food for him.”

“Oh,” Layla answered after hearing the explanation. Since there was a reasonable explanation, she put

away the attitude she had shown Elliot earlier.

“Mommy, I like my magic wand!” Layla took Avery’s hand and walked toward the dining room.

“I’m going to be the most beautiful little princess tomorrow.”

Avery said, “You’ll always be the most beautiful little princess to me.”

Layla’s face blushed after being praised and she said energetically, “Mommy, let me tell you a secret!”

Having said that, Layla turned her head to look at Elliot. The girl seemed worried that he would hear it,

but at the same time, worried that he would not hear it.

In the end, Layla said the secret in a voice that only Avery and Elliot could hear.

“Hayden took Tiggie apart last night!” Avery had an embarrassed expression and glanced

apologetically at Elliot. Elliot said magnanimously, “It’s fine. The gift is for him. It’s his to do whatever he

wants withit.”

Layla then continued, “Harden said that Tiggie is too stupid. He can’t stand such a stupid thing in the

room, so he wants to dismantle Tiggie and make Tiggieed smarter.”

Avery and Elliot were both speechless. It turned out that Hayden was upgrading Tiggie instead of

destroying it.

Mrs. Cooper brought the food to the table and took Robert from Elliot’s arms. As he looked at the

sumptuous dinner on the table, Elliot found it rather depressing that Robert could only drink milk and

felt pity all of a sudden.

“When can Robert start eating solid food? Can I give him some meat?” Avery explained, “For now, he

can only eat baby cereal, vegetable puree, and fruit puree.”

“Can you eat meat puree then?”

“Why do you insist on feeding your children meat?” Avery looked at him in puzzlement.

“Do you think eating meat can make him grow faster and smarter? You know what, it doesn’t matter

what you think. He still can’t eat meat yet.” Elliot explained his reasoning, “I just think meat is

delicious.”

“You should eat more then if it’s that delicious.” Avery placed a plate of spare ribs in front of him.

“We shouldn’t be arguing in front of the children, Avery. It won’t be a good influence on them.”

Avery asked Layla, “Do you think Mommy and Daddy are arguing, Layla?” Layla blinked her beautiful

eyes.

“How is this arguing? Mommy is obviously lecturing Daddy.” Avery gave her daughter a piece of meat

and told her to close her mouth.

After having a satisfying dinner, Elliot did not stay too long because he was afraid that Hayden would

come back anytime and sulk after seeing him. Avery walked him to the door after seeing how tactful he

was.

“Thank you for picking Tammy up today.” She thanked him with some hesitation.

“You’re welcome.” He looked at her awkward little expression and said hoarsely, “See you tomorrow.”

“Okay.” She lowered her eyes, turned around immediately, and closed the door before returning to the

living room. The driver drove the car over and opened the car door for him. He shifted his gaze away

from the closed villa door and got into the car. Half an hour later, the black Rolls-Roice drove through

the driveway leading up to the villa.

A sneaky and extremely suspicious black figure was spotted outside the villa fence. Elliot immediately

lowered the car window to try and see the person’s face.