Elliot and Avery novel Chapter 191

Chapter 191 It was only five in the morning. He did not expect mom to be here so soon!

Although his mom had always said that he was adopted, he knew his mom loved him greatly.

“Hayden!” Avery saw her son sitting on the sill with two muscular men beside him. Tears welled up in her eyes.

Hearing Avery’s voice, Elliot stood up from the sofa and walked toward the door.

The bodyguards dared not stop Avery.

They had witnessed how much Elliot had loved this woman.

Although she was now his ex-wife, she was different from all the other women that Elliot was acquainted with

Elliot saw Avery carrying Hayden as her eyes reddened, she looked as if her son was being mistreated.

“Avery, let’s talk.”

Avery was fuming, “What gives you the right to bring Hayden to your house!? Did you have my permission? What you did was against the law!”

Elliot’s brows furrowed, “I did not hurt him! I only wanted to know when did he meet Shea? Why did they fall out?”

Avery refuted, “Can’t you ask Shea instead?! Elliot, I know Shea means a lot to you, but this is not a reason for you to bully my son!”

Elliot’s head was hurting badly. Indeed, he did not have her permission to bring Hayden home.

“I did not bully your son!” Elliot said.

“You brought him to your house by force and made him sit on the floor. Is this not bullying? Then, tell me! What is bullying?” Avery suddenly saw the tooth mark and dried blood on Elliot’ s neck.

Did her son bite him?

Suddenly, she grew uncertain.

Mrs. Cooper saw the two of them fighting in the front yard, she walked out and helped Elliot explain, “Avery, Master Elliot did not bully your son. I brought him food and drinks but he turned them down.” .

When Avery saw Mrs. Cooper, she calmed down.

She had not seen Mrs. Cooper for years but she still seemed as friendly as ever.

“Fighting won’t solve the problem.” Mrs. Cooper walked to Avery and patted her shoulder,” Don’t stand outside, come in and have a seat.”

Avery was unwilling to go in but Mrs. Cooper pulled her by her arm as she walked in.