Once the car took off, Avery swiftly reeled in her emotions and turned to look at Elliot. "Don't be too pessimistic, Elliot. We can't give up unless there's no other option."

Elliot saw Hayden just now and noticed how Hayden was looking more and more like him. Elliot knew that he was an introverted child because he grew up in a suffocating family, but what about Hayden?

If Elliot truly died at such a young age, he would surely fail as a father. He would never have time to make up for what he owed his children.

"Elliot, I thought about it, and instead of just staying home doing nothing, why don't you find something to do?" Avery reflected on how cynical Elliot had been acting and said, "Maybe you won't be overthinking if you have something to do."

"Yeah," he muttered.

"I'll buy you a laptop tomorrow. You can use it to work or just do anything you want."

"Sure."

"Can we just forget about the fight we had just now?" She looked straight into his eyes. "Elliot, you can't begin to ima