My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin)
Chapter 255 An Intentional Act

Chapter 255 An Intentional Act

As soon as Fanny Brown stopped speaking, Faye Nash frowned slightly.

"When?"

Fanny Brown choked with sobs, "last night."

Faye Nash sat up after hearing that, leaned on the head of the bed and pinched her eyebrows, "were you together last night?"

sharp-witted. She sniffed diffidently and answered carefully, "yes."

Faye Nash asked slightly, "where are you now?"

Fanny Brown whimpered, "I'm in Ralph James' home."

"Send me the address," said Faye Nash.

"Ms. Nash, I... I'm so sorry to bother you with this," said Fanny Brown.

In the face of Fanny Brown's apology, Faye Nash responded indifferently with a "yeah". Instead of comforting Fanny Brown, she hung up directly.

At this time, it was useless to say "sorry".

Shortly after hanging up, Fanny Brown sent Ralph James' address.

Faye Nash closed her mobile phone, glanced at the empty bed, paused for a few seconds, and got up to wash.

When Faye Nash drove to Ralph James' home, Rex Hodges was quarreling with several entertainment reporters downstairs.

This was the trick often used by entertainment reporters. The reporters shoved their microphones to Rex's face.

However, Rex Hodges was no pushover. He was furious that the reporters offended him openly

When they were having a bitter quarrel, Faye Nash parked the car and got off.

Seeing Faye Nash, these entertainment reporters winked at each other.

A bolder entertainment reporter gave the microphone to Faye Nash and asked, "Ms. Nash, is Fanny Brown going out with Ralph James?" Faye Nash wore a dark blue striped suit today. She glanced indifferently at the entertainment reporter and said, "I don't know."

The entertainment reporter asked, "didn't you guys appear on the love-variety show?"

Faye Nash answered indifferently, "they were not in love at that time."

Faye Nash's answer was so tactful that these entertainment reporters were totally dissatisfied.

They were not in love at that time.

Didn't it mean that she didn't know whether they were in love now?

It was like saying nothing.

Faye Nash finished speaking and didn't stay. She took the elevator directly to Fanny Brown's floor with those entertainment reporters watching her.

Ralph James was just a new star. His living conditions were not so good. There were two rooms and one living room with more than 750 square feet. One of the rooms was the bedroom with a double bed, while another room converted into a cloakroom by him.

There were many designer clothes in the cloakroom. It could be seen that although Ralph James was not so rich, his requirements for living standards were not low.

Since Faye Nash entered the door, Fanny Brown has kept her head down and kept silent.

Faye Nash roughly glanced at the layout of the room and walked to Fanny Brown, "give me a sketch of what has happened."

From receiving Fanny Brown's call to now, Faye Nash knew nothing except that Ralph James had exposed their relationship.

Hearing Faye Nash's words, Fanny Brown blushed instantly and clenched her hands on her legs, "he posted a photo on Facebook last night before going to bed. He stood by the bed and took it. I was lying on the bed."

"Are you in the photo?" Faye Nash asked.

"Yes," Fanny Brown answered in a muffled voice.

Hearing that, Faye Nash took out her mobile phone from her pocket and opened Ralph James' Facebook.

Before seeing Ralph James' Facebook, Faye Nash thought maybe it was just a mistake.

However, after seeing it, Faye Nash smiled mockingly.

Ralph's trick was not only mean, but also clumsy.

Ralph James himself only accounted for one-third of the photo, and the remaining two-thirds were all Fanny Brown.

In this photo, Fanny Brown was wearing a pair of cotton pajamas, lying in bed and watching the mobile phone.

Although she dressed conservatively, it was not difficult to see that they were living at home together.

Faye Nash looked away from the mobile phone and looked at Fanny Brown, "call Ralph James."

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