My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin)
Chapter 138 Teasing Her

Chapter 138 Teasing Her

Colin stared at Faye on the stairs with his dark eyes.

Faye shot a glance at him, quickly retracted her gaze, looked back at Hank, and smiled with alienation, "Hank, please excuse me.' Then, she got up and walked to Colin.

Seeing her coming over, Colin smiled and reached out his hand.

Looking at his hand, Faye hold it and asked, "Why did you get hurt?"

Colin squeezes her hand heavily and said in a low voice, "My grandpa hit me."

Faye frowned, "Because of me?"

Colin looked at her with a smile and said, "I'm not sure. It seemed he had long wanted to beat me but held the urge back."

Faye pursed her lips and asked, "What should we do now?"

Colin said, "Let's go home."

Then, they walked outward hand in hand. When they passed through the living room, Colin and Hank looked at each other for a while, and the former snorted, "Why isn't Nylah here today?" Hank was deliberately straightening his back, so he looked a little stiff. He replied, "She is busy today."

Colin smiled casually, "Last time I forgot to tell you that you are a perfect match."

Hank clenched his fists on his knees and said, "Thank you."

Looking at his reaction with interest, Colin said, "Hank, I praise you and Nylah. Why don't you reciprocate?"

Hank pursed his lips tightly for a while and said, "So are You and Faye."

Colin smiled wantonly, "What?"

Hank looked like a cornered beast, and the displeased in his eyes was obvious, but he still bit the bullet and said, "You're a perfect match." Hearing his words, Colin sneered and left with Faye.

When they got out of the old mansion, Robert was waiting outside.

Colin stepped forward, opened the door, signaled to Faye to get in the car first, then walked to the other side, bent over, and got inside.

What he had done today had broken the semblance of peace that had been maintained for years as if throwing a stone in to calm lake.

Although it had not stirred up a storm, it had disturbed the calmness after all.

After Colin got in the car, he looked slightly irritable, pulling the collar of the shirt with one hand.

Faye turned to face him, looked at the injury on the corner of his mouth, and asked, "Your grandpa knows the truth of my parents' car accident, right?"

So, the old man had flown into a rage after Colin had openly defended her.

Hearing this, Colin turned to look at her and said, "He did not do it."

Who had not done it?

Old Mr. Farrell?

Seeing the suspicion in her eyes, he said in a low voice, "He is protecting someone else."

Faye instantly understood what he meant and said, "Blaine or Tiffany."

Colin did not refute her guess but nodded.

It was said that when Old Mr. Farrell had been young, he had been ruthless.

To compete for the family property, he had killed two brothers.

One was his real brother, and the other was a half-brother.

Family affection had been worthless in his eyes when he had been young.

But when he had gotten old, he began to persuade the juniors to get along with each peacefully.

Honestly speaking, this was ridiculous.

When the car was slowly running, both Faye and Colin kept silent.

In the end, Robert broke the deadlock by asking, "Mr. Farrell, Ms. Nash, are you going to Mr. Carter's villa to pick up Aunt Carlotta or go home?"

Faye replied, "Go to pick up my aunt."

Robert said, "Okay, Ms. Nash."

When the car arrived at Abbot's villa, Faye and Colin got off one after the other.

When she was about to stride forward after adjusting her emotion, Colin walked to her side and said, "Cheer up! Don't let Aunt Carlotta see anything unusual."

After Faye raised her head to look at him and nodded, Colin looked down at her with a smile.

Abbot was very good at pleasing the elders. When Colin and Faye entered the door, he was chatting with Carlotta, saying, "Aunt Carlotta, I look down upon the young girls who reply on sugar daddies." Carlotta barely surfed the Internet and did not know what exactly he was talking about, so she could only echo, "You're right."

Abbot joked, "How can they bear to date those ugly old men?"

Carlotta was slow in understanding young people's jokes, but she knew he was trying to make her happy, so she felt moved and laughed, "You are more outgoing than Colin."

Abbot wanted to take the opportunity to improve his image in Carlotta's heart, so she said, "To tell you the truth, I am better than him in many aspects."

Then, he approached Carlotta and said seriously, "You know about the true circumstances of his birth, right?"

Carlotta nodded, "I know. He suffered a lot when he was a child."

Abbot sighed, "He has been longing for family affection since childhood. When he was eighteen, he still often called me dad to satisfy his need for love."

Carlotta fell silent.

Abbot got more and more excited while speaking, "I could not refuse him. Now, he still calls me dad in private sometimes. But please don't ask him about it. Colin is thin-skinned, so he will never admit it." When Abbot was boasting on the sofa, Colin was standing behind him expressionlessly.

Faye had been depressed for a day, but now, she inexplicably felt relaxed. Forcing back her laughter, she asked in a low voice that only the two of them could hear, "Is it true?"

Colin looked down at her, lowered his voice, and said sexily, "I don't have this kind of kink. But if you like it, we can try it tonight."

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