His Eagle Eyes on Me

Eliam felt touched by their interaction and hurried over to the barbeque stand before whispering to the Vice President, "Our boss looks like a damsel in distress today, and Ms. Taylor is like his heroine." "The president hurt his hand and needs help," said Vice President.

"Hahaha, I guess! Don't worry, though, Ms. Taylor is an attentive woman so she will take great care of the President."

"She's a mother, after all."

"A mother of two, no less," Eliam added.

The Vice President lifted an eyebrow. "Two? Not one?"

Eliam lowered his voice further. "Two. Ms. Taylor pretty much has the President pinned down. As long as she doesn't cause any trouble, she will have the President all to herself with those two kids."

"So she gave birth to twins? That's great. You don't know for sure, though. Any woman can give birth to kids, and if the President runs into another woman he likes more in the future..."

"The President isn't that kind of a man. Just look at his parents," Eliam said.

After considering it, the Vice President felt that Eliam's words made sense. Although Hayden did not interact much with the opposite sex, he had always respected women, which was evident from the various benefits the company provided its female employees.

After grilling a few pieces of potatoes, Shelly asked, "Is this enough?"

Eliam had already grilled some skewers of meat and vegetables earlier, so Shelly did not have to put in much effort. She filled two boxes.

"It should be enough." Hayden took a skewer of grilled potato slices. "Let's take a walk by the seaside!"

"Okay."

Each of them carried a box of skewers and walked along the beach, eating as they strolled.

"Has your mom called or messaged you?" Hayden asked, starting to miss his daughter.

"She probably hasn't. After I finished. showering, I checked my phone, and there were no messages, replied and asked in return, "Did Aunty Avery call you?"

"No," Hayden responded. "She usually checks on me when I'm out."

"Maybe it's because we're all together in a group, so it feels safer."

"It's because I'm with you that she didn't call me," Hayden said straightforwardly. "Did you have fun today?"

Shelly enjoyed her meat skewers in the evening sea breeze. She felt content both physically and emotionally.

"I was a little nervous in the morning, but I'm not as nervous now. Today... makes me feel like we are really dating," said Shelly, flushing.

"We are indeed dating," Hayden said.

Shelly felt content.

She finished all the skewers in her box, and Hayden immediately handed her his box.

"I'm full. You can have it!" he said.

Shelly blushed and said, "You've only eaten a little. Aren't you hungry?"

"I had a plate of fruit while I was in the bathhouse," Hayden replied. "You took quite a long time to shower."

"Really? I was the fastest among

everyone who entered at the same

time as I did. I guess it's because we

have longer hair, we still need to

blow dry it after showering," Shelly said.

"I thought you were chatting with them." Hayden's lips curled into a faint smile.

Shelly's face instantly turned crimson. "We did chat, but you didn't overhear us, did you?"

"I didn't hear anything, but I knew they would come and talk to you," he said.

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