My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin)
Chapter 431 Endgame

Chapter 431 Endgame

After the servant finished speaking, he took their slippers out of the shoe cabinet and put them at their feet. Then, he stood up straight and turned to leave as if nothing had happened.

After the servant left, Colin and Faye calmly changed their shoes.

She bent over and said in a faint voice that only the two of them could hear, "Brandon is a tough guy."

He sneered, "The old guys of the Farrells are all ruthless."

When they changed into slippers and entered the living room, they saw a lot of people.

Not only Tiffany, Hank, and Maxwell but also the collateral branches of the Farrells had come.

Tiffany covered her mouth with a handkerchief while crying, and her face was full of tears.

"I didn't expect this to happen. It's fine that he did not think about me. After all, we are divorced. But he should have thought about his father and children. His father couldn't bear the blow when hearing the news of his death, so he immediately became critically ill. As you all know, Old Mr. Farrell has treated me very well as if I were his daughter since I was married into the Farrells. I..." While speaking, Tiffany choked up, so she could not finish her words.

A female relative was sitting beside her. The woman took Tiffany's hand, patted the back of her hand to comfort her, and said, "Don't be too sad. The Farrell family has encountered a big blow, and the whole family is depending on you. If you fell ill, the Farrells would get into huge trouble."

Tiffany sobbed, "Blaine and I are divorced. I'm not qualified to intervene in the affairs of the Farrells now."

"You can't say so. You are now the major shareholder of the Farrell Group, and you are Hank and Helen's mother..."

Tiffany had been waiting for these words for a long time. She was still crying, but her drooping eyes were flashing with the joy of success.

When she was thinking about how she could justifiably take over the Farrells' business with her head down, the woman beside her whispered, "Colin is back."

Hearing this, Tiffany immediately raised her head.

Seeing Colin, she said with red eyes, "Colin and Faye, you are finally back."

Colin laughed in a deep voice and said, "Tiffany, good evening."

Tiffany got up from the sofa, walked over to him, and said in a hoarse voice, "Your dad committed suicide in prison."

Colin showed an expressionless face and said meaningfully, "Really?"

Tiffany pressed the corners of her eyes with the handkerchief and said, "No one expected such a thing. I heard it happened this afternoon..."

Colin said solemnly, "Don't be too sad."

Tiffany thought she was in the same boat as Colin, so she sighed, "How can I not be sad? Although we are divorced, we still have family affection. We had been an affectionate couple for many years, so I still regard him as my family. I will never forget him."

An affectionate couple?

Family affection?

Tiffany's words sounded quite ironic.

She and Blaine had been separated for years before the divorce.

And they had cheated on each other all the time and had never cared about each other.

She had sent Blaine to prison in person. But now, she had said they still had family affection. If so, their family affection was too shallow. What a hypocritical woman!

Seeing that Colin keep silent, Tiffany lowered her voice when saying, "Colin, can I have a word with you later?"

Colin smiled, "Okay, but I'll have to go to see my grandfather first."

Tiffany didn't defend against him but said, "OK, go ahead."

Colin turned to look at Faye and lowered his head to whisper into her ear, "When people are dying, they don't look good. You don't need to go up there. If you don't want to talk with those people, you can go back to the bedroom."

Faye nodded, "Okay."

Colin added, "Avoid Maxwell."

Faye replied, "Don't worry about me."

After watching him leave, Faye sat in the living room for a few minutes. While no one was paying attention to her, she got up and walked to the balcony to get some fresh air.

Although she had lived in the Farrells for many years, she still felt uncomfortable when looking at their hypocritical faces.

She rested her hands on the guardrail and looked at the night view outside through the window. Suddenly, she heard footsteps approaching her from behind.

But she maintained an indifferent face without looking back.

A few seconds later, the person behind her took the initiative to speak, "Faye, good evening.'

It was Hank.

Faye tilted her head slightly and smiled, "Good evening, Hank."

Hank stepped forward, stood beside her, and handed her a cup of warm water.

Faye took it over with a smile but didn't drink.

Hank smiled wryly, "Are you afraid I poisoned the water?"

In the current situation, she would look too hypocritical if she hid her real thought. So, she maintained her smile but said ruthlessly, "In the Farrells, I will never relax vigilance against others." Hank was stunned, took a deep breath, and said, "You're doing the right thing."

Then, they both fell silent.

After more than ten minutes, Hank said in a hoarse voice, "I have known I would never live in peace with Collin since childhood. But I've never expected our relationship would become like this." Faye rubbed her fair-skinned slender fingers against the glass with an indifferent expression.

Hank clenched his teeth and continued, "If I had been braver and more decisive and had fair competed with Colin back then, would you have chosen me?"

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