"I'll go home at night." He did not want to end their relationship; he simply did not want to spend all day under her supervision as though he would not survive without her protection. It felt horrible, and he would rather die on the streets than live like this.

"Alright... As long as you are willing to come home. But no more drinking or getting drunk," Avery said. "I won't drink again as well."

"Go!" Elliot set the glass of milk down. "I want to rest."

Avery hesitated for a moment, before turning to leave.

Chad was surprised to see Avery coming out this quickly. "Avery, Mr. Foster..."

"He said he wants to rest." She looked at Chad and said, "He's mad at me. I can't blame him because I did break our promise. Chad, keep an eye on him. He said he will come home at night, so please help send him back."

Chad nodded. "I don't know what happened between you two, but make sure you talk it out."

"Angela is dead, and it's over now." Avery did not want to discuss this any further. "I'll b