"Why don''t we send a bodyguard with Ivy?" Elliot scowled worriedly.


    "Do you think that Ivy would be okay with that? She is living as an ordinary person right now, so she will be fine." Avery packed cupcakes and chewing gum and other things that would help keep Ivy awake. Elliot knew that Avery had a point, and he waspletely helpless when it came to Ivy. From the moment he agreed not to announce Ivy''s identity to the public, he was destined to face various challenges. "Should we get her some energy drinks?" Elliot wanted to help as well.


    He knew that Ivy was dedicated to the internship, and if something went wrong, Ivy would be devastated.


    "I n on getting her some energy drink." Avery had thought of that as well. "We will go get some togetherter."


    "Yeah. We should get some rest after wee hometer! We need to stay upte tonight." Elliot was fine with staying up at night, but he was concerned about Avery. "We can always watch the recording tomorrow. Harry said that he will send us a recording of her show tomorrow."Property ? N?velDrama.Org.


    "I still want to stay up and watch Ivy," Avery said without hesitation. "It''s her first job and a night shift no less. I want to be with her and call her with a fewpliments after she is done with the show." "You are a great mother."


    "And you are a great father!"


    Ivy woke up after taking a two-hour nap as her afternoon nap oftensted no longer than half an hour. She was not in the habit of taking naps while she was in university, so she felt slightly lethargic after sleeping for two hours.


    She went to wash her face in the bathroom and headed downstairs.


    "Ivy, are you awake already? Why don''t you sleep for a while longer?" Avery immediately showed Ivy the bag she had packed. "Take this with you to work tonight/"


    Ivy walked over to the couch and gaped at the stuffed bag Avery had prepared. "Mom, what''s inside?" Ivy asked as she walked toward the coffee table.


    Avery opened the bag and began exining everything inside.


    There were snacks, drinks, tissue paper, a first-aid kit, a spare phone, power banks and even warming packs.


    "I put some cash into this pocket over here." Avery opened a zip to show Ivy the content inside. "Just in case."


    Ivy was both moved and amused. "Mom, why did you pack all this? I work for five hours in total. I don''t need this many foods and drinks. There are vending machines at the station and water is avable everywhere."


    "You can''t be too careful with what you drink," Avery said. "You need to be careful out there. There has been news about girls getting drugged outside. This water bottle has safety feature to prevent that. You can''t just twist it open. You need to press it down for five seconds to open it. Remember to put the cap back on as soon as you finish drinking."


    Ivy was at a loss for words.


    "Your dad got this for you," Avery said with a smile. "Just bring it with you!"


    Ivy nodded. "Alright. I will only drink from this bottle when I''m outside from now on."


    "You''ve only slept for two hours and that''s hardly enough." Avery nced at the clock. "Shouldn''t you get some more rest? You will feel tired tonight."


    "Mom, I really can''t sleep any longer. I need time to adjust my biological clock."


    "I guess so. You don''t have the habit


    of taking naps." Avery sat Ivy down on the couch. "New Year''s is approaching and I took a look at your schedule. You are working even on New Year''s Eve. Don''t you think that''s too tiring? Do you need to adjust your schedule?"