Chapter 1766

It was Norah Jones’s call.

Norah Jones ran in Aryadelle and Bridgedale these days.

In order to destroy Avery’s AN technology, she worked very hard.

If Elliot really had a deep hatred with Avery, he would definitely praise Norah Jones.

He stared coldly at the name on the screen, hesitated for a few seconds, and then answered the phone.

“Mr. Foster, preparations for the new company in Bridgedale have been completed. It is expected to start
construction in a week. Can you come to the ribbon-cutting event at that time?” Norah Jones asked.

Elliot frowned. He doesn’t want to go to Bridgedale again in a short time.

It should be said that if there is no reason to go, he never wants to go to Bridgedale again.

“Mr. Foster, we have invited many politicians and business friends from Bridgedale to participate in the
ribbon-cutting event. If you can come…” Norah Jones said.

Elliot interrupted her: “You call Ben Schaffer and ask him to come if he has no time.”

After speaking, Elliot hung up the phone.

Norah Jones did not expect that he would not care about the opening of the new company at all. She
worked so hard, she thought Elliot saw it all.

Elliot put the phone on the desk, then went downstairs to find his daughter.

Layla was sitting on the sofa in the living room, with Mrs. Cooper and Robert surrounding her.



Mrs. Cooper coaxed and persuaded her, while Robert took her favorite snack and handed it to her sister,
hoping to comfort her.

“Layla, your dad must love you very much. If he says bad things to you, it’s because he wants you to be
better. You are still young and don’t understand what I’m saying. When you grow up , you will definitely
understand his painstaking efforts.” Mrs. Cooper still had a bit of weight in her words in front of Layla.

Layla knew very well that her father was obedient to her. She was just angry that her father had torn
apart her originally complete home.

“Sister, I’ll give you something to eat!” Robert’s bright and clean eyes were filled with care and love for
her sister.

“I won’t eat it!” Layla pushed away the snacks that her brother handed over, “I miss my mother.”

“Then you can make a video call for her!” Mrs. Cooper coaxed, “Didn’t you say that you will be able to
wait until your winter vacation is over? Have you gone to see your mom? Winter break is coming soon.”

Layla took a breath, reached out and rubbed her eyes: “It’s night over mom’s side. I can’t make mom
sleep.”

“Oh, too. You can wait for the night. Make a video call for her again.” Mrs. Cooper asked in a relaxed
tone, “Is your mother okay?”

“Of course my mother is okay! She is getting better and more beautiful without her father being angry
with her!” Seeing Elliot coming downstairs, Layla said that on purpose to anger him.

Mrs. Cooper also saw Elliot, so she changed the subject: “Layla, your brother has a handicraft class,
teach him how to do it! I’m clumsy, I’m afraid I’m not good enough.”

“Oh! Brother, let’s go. Layla got up from the sofa, took her brother’s little hand, and left the living room.



The siblings have a very good relationship.

Layla pinned her thoughts on her mother and brother on Robert.

In the past, when Avery and Hayden were still around, Layla would occasionally bully Robert, but now
Layla not only does not bully Robert, but also worries that her younger brother will be bullied in
kindergarten.

After the siblings left the living room, Elliot walked up to Mrs. Cooper.

“Did you criticize Layla?” Mrs. Cooper asked in a low voice.

“Do I dare to criticize her?” Elliot sat down on the sofa, “Layla deliberately got low grades and threatened
me.”

“Ah?” Mrs. Cooper couldn’t believe it, “How could she make fun of her own studies? That’s not good! “

Mrs. Cooper was very worried, afraid that Layla would go astray.

During the lunch break, Elliot and the two children went back to their rooms to sleep.

Mrs. Cooper took her mobile phone and decided to send a message to Avery.

Elliot definitely couldn’t control Layla, and Mrs. Cooper couldn’t let Layla make such a mistake.

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Bridgedale.




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