However, by the time the clock struck eleven at night, Elliot still did not show up.

If he really wanted to see Robert, then he definitely would have come by tonight.

"Go get some rest, Avery!" Mrs. Cooper checked the time, then said, "Robert is such a good baby. If he cries tonight, I'll get him some milk."

"Okay, thank you. I'll take over in the morning."

Avery walked out of the room and made it toward the master bedroom.

She was much calmer than before.

Nobody could have everything. Now that she had her three children by her side, nothing was more important than their health.

She felt relieved after she thought it through.

When she returned to her room, she did not feel like sleeping at all.

With Mrs. Cooper helping out with Robert, she did not have to worry about anything.

She suddenly remembered the jobs she picked up while she was pregnant.

Since the patient was not in a hurry, she put the job on hold when she entered her third trimester.

She pulled the patient's medi