Avery did not return to Elliot's mansion, nor did she visit the sick Elliot. This time, Avery was astonishingly cruel. Besides her, another person also had also treated Elliot ruthlessly. 

Ben. 

As Avery had never returned to Elliot's mansion, nor did she show any concern for him as he lay in the hospital bed, Ben would come every day and give him daily updates on Avery's daily activities. For example, today Avery had gone to Trust Capital and had a great morning with Charlie, or they had visited an art exhibition and had lunch together. 

It did not matter if the two of them had gone to an art exhibition or not, and it did not matter if they really had lunch together. What truly mattered was that Elliot must be angered, as that was the only thing guaranteeing that he cooperated. 

If Elliot was still sick, he could not take revenge.

Ben used his understanding of Elliot to make him li

Nevertheless, Charlie was not discouraged, and he could give her more time.

After ordering, the two chatted casually. Then, Avery picked up her phone and fiddled with it. 

"Avery, do you have any issues with our cooperation?" Charlie asked casually as he took a sip of red wine.

Avery was reading the news, and she looked up at him when she heard his voice.

"Your plan is fine, but there are still some disagreements on our side," said Avery casually. 

Charlie laughed. "What are the disagreements? Let's see if I can help."

Avery replied, "It's fine. I can handle it myself." 

The disagreements stemmed from herself. In fact, the management of Tate Industries was very eager to accept investment from Trust Capital, but Avery was still hesitating. She had promised to meet with Charlie because she had wanted to get to know him a little better. However, no matter how well Charlie performed, 

It must have been cold for Elliot to have been standing out in the cold winter night.

A car stopped in the parking lot in front of the hotel. The door opened, and Jun and Tammy got out of the vehicle. However, another car stopped in front of them both after they got out of the car.

It was Ben,

"Ben," Jun greeted.

Ben asked, "What are you doing here?"

Jun replied, "I drove my girlfriend here to find Avery…"

While the two chatted, Tammy walked up to Avery and hugged her.

"I'm here for her too." Ben squinted and looked at Avery who was not far away, "Why don't I leave it to you here? It's best to let her go to Elliot's home."

Jun answered, "Sure. Don't worry. My girlfriend will handle it."
 
Ben sneered. "If it weren't for your girlfriend, neither of them would end up like this."

Jun flushed in embarrassment. "My girlfriend just publicized the lie in advance—"

Ben interrupted, "Fo

Avery did not return to Elliot's mansion, nor did she visit the sick Elliot. This time, Avery was astonishingly cruel. Besides her, another person also had also treated Elliot ruthlessly. 

Ben. 

As Avery had never returned to Elliot's mansion, nor did she show any concern for him as he lay in the hospital bed, Ben would come every day and give him daily updates on Avery's daily activities. For example, today Avery had gone to Trust Capital and had a great morning with Charlie, or they had visited an art exhibition and had lunch together. 

It did not matter if the two of them had gone to an art exhibition or not, and it did not matter if they really had lunch together. What truly mattered was that Elliot must be angered, as that was the only thing guaranteeing that he cooperated. 

If Elliot was still sick, he could not take revenge.

Ben used his understanding of Elliot to make him live in misery every day. Eventually, Elliot's condition began to improve under the control of medicat

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