My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin)
Chapter 124 Failing To Catch The Man

Chapter 124 Failing To Catch The Man

Faye glanced at Colin, pushed the door open, and got off the car.

Seeing this, Robert was afraid she would get in trouble in this unfamiliar place, so he hurriedly got off and followed up, saying, "Ms. Nash, I will go together with you."

Hearing this, Faye stopped her steps, looked back at him, and said, "No need. Aren't Ethan's people upstairs? You go back to take care of Colin. Come upstairs together with him after he wakes up." Robert said embarrassedly, "If you have an accident, Mr. Farrell will not forgive me."

Robert and Faye barely communicate, so he thought she was a beautiful and indifferent woman.

Hearing his words, Faye smiled, "Don't worry. I won't be hurt."

Then, she walked upstairs alone.

Staring after her, Robert frowned.

When she had been in the car, she had heard Robert tell Colin that the man lived on the third floor.

The apartment building was old, and the steps were made of cement. There should be no people living on the first or second floor because there was thick duck on the ground.

As soon as she walked to the third floor, she heard some people fighting in an apartment.

Faye accelerated her pace, but before she reached the door, eight bodyguards suddenly rushed out, and the leader bumped into her heavily when leaving in a hurry.

When she raised her eyes, she noticed the leader who was going downstairs had a small black mole under an eye.

When she stood up while rubbing her arm, another group of people rushed out, and each of them had been injured.

"D*mn it! How can we explain to Mr. Bond?"

"No one expected the Farrells would intervene."

When the two men standing at the door were complaining, Faye heard their words, so she turned her to look at them and asked, "Are you Ethan's people?" "Are you Ms. Nash?"

Faye pursed her lips and replied, "Yes."

"We are Mr. Bond's people. I'm sorry, but the man was taken away."

Faye took a deep breath and asked, "By the Farrells?"

One man replied, "Yes. The housekeeper of the Farrells came here in person."

Faye fell silent

York Blake had come in person.

The outsiders might think York was just a housekeeper.

But Faye had lived in the Farrells for years, so she knew clearly that he was like Old Mr. Farrell's son and that his status in the Farrells was comparable to that of Blaine. Hearing the man's answer, Faye kept silent.

Seeing this, the young man raised his hand to wipe the blood from the corner of his mouth and said, "Ms. Nash, I am very curious. Is that man a friend or an enemy of the Farrells? If you want to catch him, why did your housekeeper come to save him?"

The young man was asking an ordinary question, but there was sarcasm in his tone.

Faye couldn't answer this question, so she frowned silently.

Seeing this, the young snorted. When he was about to say more, a man snapped in a low voice from downstairs, "Doesn't Ethan discipline his subordinates?"

Hearing this, the young man was stunned.

When Faye looked over, she saw Colin whose shirt collar was slightly open glare at the two men.

When they saw Colin, they lowered their heads and said, "Good morning, Mr. Farrell."

Colin stepped upstairs, handed the jacket on his arm to Faye, and turned his head to look at the man who had satirized her, snapping, "You're good for nothing. I don't know why Ethan spends so much money to hire you. You failed to guard an old man!"

When the young man lowered his head in silence, the older man standing beside him felt very embarrassed, so he hurriedly said with a flattering smile, "Mr. Farrell, please don't be angry. He is a newbie." Colin sneered, "He should not have offended my wife no matter whether he is a newbie."

Hearing this, the older man frowned, glared at the young man, and said, "Apologize to Ms. Nash!"

"Why should I apologize? Our brothers have been injured because of her..."

The young man still wanted to argue, but before he could finish speaking, Colin suddenly grabbed his hair and pressed his head on the wall, asking, "What?"

The young man shut up.

Colin said angrily, "Continue! Why don't you speak now?"

The young man kept silent.

Because of Colin's sudden action, the atmosphere in the corridor crackled with tension.

Faye said lightly with a frown, "Colin, let's go."

The look in Colin's eyes was still ruthless, and he didn't let go of the young man but said, "Apologize to my wife."

The young man was so scared that he swallowed hard and said in a trembling voice, "Ms. Nash, I am sorry."

Hearing this, Faye took a deep breath and said, "Colin, if we hurry back to Cocnel now, maybe we can catch up with them." Then, she looked at him calmly.

Hearing her words, Colin nodded, turned around, took the suit jacket over from her hand, shook it, and put it on her shoulders.

When she looked up at him, the ruthlessness in his eyes had turned into a smile, and he asked, "What are you looking at me? Were you scared?" Faye said fearlessly, "I am a little hungry."

Colin smiled, "Why are you acting like a baby?"

Faye was speechless.

When Colin went downstairs with his arm around Faye's shoulders, Robert followed them closely.

Seeing them leave, the two men breathed a sigh of relief.

The young one said through gritted teeth, "Didn't you say Mr. Farrell is a playboy?"

The older one glared at him and said, "Many men love their wives but still mess around with other women outside!"

After getting in the car, Faye pursed her lips silently, feeling as if her chest were been pressed by a stone.

Colin took her hand, played with her fingers, and said, "You can rest assured. As long as the Farrells keep the old man alive, I will find him at all costs."

Faye looked at him and said, "They said it is York that took him away. Who do you think York is loyal to in the Farrells?"

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