When His Eyes Opened novel by Simple Silence novel Chapter 218

Chapter 218 It was dinner time at Starry River Villa,

“Avery, Wesley came by to see you this afternoon,” Laura said with bright eyes. “He told me that he was going to settle down here in Aryadelle…”

Avery figured out what her mother was thinking from the grin on her face.

“Mom, I know you’re hoping I‘ll find someone to get married to soon, but please don’t pull that face while we are in public. Otherwise, people would think I’m desperate for marriage!” Avery pleaded. “I‘m still in my twenties. I‘m still young! This is the time I should be focusing on my career. Once I’m successful, men will be lining up to marry me.”

The smile on Laura’s face vanished.

“I‘m not pestering you... I just really think that Wesley‘s a great man. He took care of you the whole time you were abroad! Don’t you see how well he treats you?”

“Am I supposed to marry anyone who‘s good to me? In that case, Professor Hough was good to me, too!” 

“Fine! Keep acting blind! Wesley really is a good man. You might never find someone like him again if you miss out now.” 

“Can‘t you have a little more faith in me? There will be men who will be attracted to me in the future,” Avery said as she comforted her mother. “Besides, did you ask the children what they think? They don‘t want a stepfather.” 

Avery shot a meaningful look at her children. 

Layla cleverly expressed her opinion and said, “I don‘t want a stepfather, but I‘ll make myself accept anyone Mommy likes.” 

It was clear that her daughter did not understand what Avery was trying to signal to her. 

Avery pinned her hopes on her son. 

“Let‘s eat, Grandma,” said Hayden, 

“Alright, I won‘t say more,” Laura said. “I‘m just worried that your Mommy will regret this, so I‘m just reminding her. I won‘t waste my time worrying about it, since she has no such intentions.” 

Avery chuckled and said, “Mom, if you‘re so eager to play matchmaker, then find someone for Mike. He‘s been hanging out at bars every day recently. I bet he‘s dying to find a better half.” 

Laura was left speechless.

It was dinner time at Starry River Villa.

“Avery, Wesley came by to see you this afternoon,” Laura said with bright eyes. “He told me that he was going to settle down here in Aryadelle...” 

Avery figured out what her mother was thinking from the grin on her face,

“Mom, I know you’re hoping I‘ll find someone to get married to soon, but please don’t pull that face while we are in public. Otherwise, people would think I‘m desperate for marriage!” Avery pleaded. “I’m still in my twenties. I‘m still young! This is the time I should be focusing on my career. Once I’m successful, men will be lining up to marry me.”

The smile on Laura’s face vanished.

“I‘m not pestering you... I just really think that Wesley’s a great man. He took care of you the whole time you were abroad! Don‘t you see how well he treats you?” 

“Am I supposed to marry anyone who’s good to me? In that case, Professor Hough was good to me, too!” 

“Fine! Keep acting blind! Wesley really is a good man. You might never find someone like him again if you miss out now.” 

“Can‘t you have a little more faith in me? There will be men who will be attracted to me in the future,” Avery said as she comforted her mother. “Besides, did you ask the children what they think? They don‘t want a stepfather.” 

Avery shot a meaningful look at her children. 

Layla cleverly expressed her opinion and said, “I don‘t want a stepfather, but I‘ll make myself accept anyone Mommy likes.”

It was clear that her daughter did not understand what Avery was trying to signal to her.

Avery pinned her hopes on her son.

“Let‘s eat, Grandma,” said Hayden. “Alright, I won‘t say more,” Laura said. “I‘m just worried that your Mommy will regret this, so I’m just reminding her. I won’t waste my time worrying about it, since she has no such intentions.” 

Avery chuckled and said, “Mom, if you’re so eager to play matchmaker, then find someone for Mike. He’s been hanging out at bars every day recently. I bet he’s dying to find a better half.”

At Tate Industries the next day, Wesley‘s visit took Avery by surprise.

“Aren’t you resting at home from the jet lag?” Avery asked as she invited him to take a seat on the couch.

“I do, but you shouldn‘t have coffee now. Otherwise, you won’t be able to sleep at night,” Avery said, then poured him a glass of water. “How about I take you on a tour of each department later?”