My Fair Stunner

Chapter 12 Trying to Meet Him

Chapter 12 Trying To Meet Him

When Faye arrived at Colin's private room, Rebecca was being held tightly by Tanner from behind.

The other people in the room were all watching the fun as if they were monkeys, and Rebecca was

blushing with anger.

"Who do you think you are? Don't hide behind Colin! Shame on you! You're hiding behind a married

man in public. Are you a slut?"

When Rebecca was cursing vigorously, Tanner suddenly pinched her waist hard.

Rebecca quickly turned her head back. As soon as she saw Faye standing at the door, she

immediately shrank her neck like an ostrich and shut her mouth up.

Most of Colin's friends had similar family backgrounds, so all of them were rich and successful in their

respective fields.

Therefore, they were not angered by Rebecca's action but regarded this as a joke.

Seeing Faye, someone in the crowd took the initiative to say, "Faye, is she your friend?"

Faye smiled, "Yes."

Hearing this, Mason, who was hiding behind Colin, pursed her lips and said, "Birds of a feather flock

together."

Faye glanced at them and said, "You're right."

She made a pun, so Mason stopped speaking, turned to look at Colin who was smiling playfully, and

immediately knew that she had been tricked, so her face instantly blushed.

Rebecca was just Faye's friend, but Colin was her veritable husband. All content © N/.ôvel/Dr/ama.Org.

Which was closer?

Faye didn't say any nonsense but winked at Tanner to hint that he should immediately take Rebecca

away. And then, she walked to the table, picked up a bottle of beer, and said naturally and gracefully,

"I'm sorry. My friend is drunk, so she disturbed you when you're having fun. I will apologize to you on

her behalf."

After she finished speaking, she drank up the beer in one go.

When Colin looked up, he found her long neck was strikingly fair under the light.

After Faye finished drinking, she nodded slightly to the people in the room, turned around, and walked

out without putting the empty bottle down.

After she left, a man kicked Colin and said, "Are you sure you don't need to go to check whether she is

OK?"

Colin sat up on the sofa, slowly fiddled with the glass in his hand, and said, "Why?"

His friend chuckled, "I hope you won't regret it."

Colin didn't chase after Faye, but he soon received a call from her.

On the phone, she breathed lightly and said, "Are you still in DK?"

Colin looked at his friends who were having fun and lied calmly, "Yes, but we're leaving soon."

Faye asked, "Are you going home?"

Colin teased in a low voice, "Why? Do you want to meet me?"

Faye answered, "Yes."

Hearing this, Colin was stunned for a moment and then showed a wicked smile. He reached out, took

the coat that was thrown aside over, draped it over his arm, and said, "I will arrive in Fennth Community

in half an hour."

Faye replied, "Okay."

Hanging up the phone, Colin strode out of the private room.

When his friends taunted him and asked where he was going, he raised his hand to tug at the collar of

his shirt and said, "I'm going home. My wife called me."

Hearing this, Mason, who was sitting on the sofa, became sullen.

Seeing this, the others in the private room kept silent and sighed in their hearts.

Faye had drunk beer, so she took a taxi to Fennth Community. She unlocked the door with her

fingerprint and entered the apartment with ease. When she was about to turn on the light in the living

room, someone suddenly grabbed her wrist and pressed her against the wall.

She frowned slightly, "Stop it, Colin."

Colin clasped her wrist, raised her arm above her head, lowered his head, approached her ear with a

wicked smile, and said, "Why are you so eager to see me? Are you afraid I'll make trouble for your

friend?"