His Eagle Eyes on Me
Chapter 665

Chapter 665

She wasn't the one who did it, and she was supposed to be the victim, but she was forced to take on

the burden because of public opinions.

Avery called Tammy

"Avery, why did you come back so early?" Tammy was slightly confused. "If I were you, I would have

remained a bit longer in Bridgedale. It's not because I'd be scared of anything, it's just that some of the

people here in Aryadale are just too disgusting."

"Running won't solve the problem. I've already met with them," Avery said calmly, "Tammy, I heard that

you went to them for my sake. Thank you for trusting me."

"Why are you thanking me? Coming to think of it, it's my fault. If only I kept my phone safe, it wouldn't

have been stolen and without my phone, the thieves would have no means to trick you into going to the

hotel," Tammy said in frustration.

"Even if they couldn't steal your phone, they would have come up with other ways to get me there."

Avery looked outside the window and said, "it's getting cold. Let's go shopping!"

Avery thought that it was time for her to buy Autumn-wear for her children. Her children were growing

fast and she had to buy them new clothes every year.

Avery and Tammy decided to meet in one of the malls situated in the city center.

When Tammy saw her, she immediately asked, "how did Elliot react? Did he believe you?"

Avery smiled bitterly. "Even I thought it was me for a moment when I first saw the video, so I don't

expect anyone else to believe it."

"He's not just anyone. He is the father of your children!" Tammy argued in frustration, "whatever. It's up

to him to not believe you! You are not married to him, anyway. Your life doesn't revolve around him."

The two entered the mall and swiftly picked out the clothes they wanted, before heading to a restaurant

for high-tea.

Not long after they took their seats, Tammy noticed someone sneakily taking photos of them with their

phones. She immediately walked up to the woman who was taking photos and said, "are you taking

photos without our consent?! Delete them!"

Avery followed Tammy over.

Intimidated by Tammy, the woman reluctantly deleted the photos, before complaining, "why are you

shouting? It's not like I was taking photos of you!"

"Taking photos of my best friend is the same thing as taking photos of me! Apologize to my best friend

right now, or you are not going anywhere!"

"Tammy, it's fine," Avery said.

People began to turn their attention to them. Avery was not embarrassed at first, but soon felt like she

was a monkey in a zoo, being watched for every single move. She dragged Tammy back to their seats

=e*; XIW; told the waiter to pack their food, before paying.

"Avery, we didn't do anything wrong. Why do we have to leave?" Tammy simply couldn't accept it.

"I don’t want to be stared at by so many people. It doesn't feel so good." Avery took a sip of water from

her glass and continued, "I didn't want to bother looking for evidence to prove myself, but then I

remember that both my kids are going to school and if I don't prove my innocence, they might be

affected by the scandal."

Avery's concern was reasonable, unless Hayden and Layla stopped going to schools in Aryadelle

altogether.

"But how do we find proof?" Tammy said in a troubled tone.

The waiter had finished packing their food and brought it over to them.

The two stepped out of the restaurant and Avery said, "that day I went to the hotel, a decent-looking

male staff showed me the way to the private room; the way he was looking at me was as though he

had seen me before. Maybe we can start investigating with that hotel staff."

Tammy beamed. "Then let's go find him!"

Concerned, Avery said, "if I go, it might alert him."

"I'll go alone, then! I don't know what he looks like, though," Tammy said.

"Video call me once you are inside the hotel," Avery suggested.

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