My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin)
Chapter 441 The Living Must Move on with Their Lives

Chapter 441 The Living Must Move on with Their Lives

Abbot's tone was so serious that Colin was stunned for several seconds.

After coming to his sense, Colin chuckled and asked, "What?"

Abbot coughed at the other end of the phone and said in an unnatural tone, "Rebecca had been crazily pursuing me recently. I'm considering if I should give her a chance as she's you and Faye's friend." Colin asked teasingly, "Is Rebecca pursuing you crazily?"

Abbot replied, "Yep."

Colin teased, "Why didn't I hear about it before?"

Abbot replied, "How would you hear about this? Rebecca is a girl and she won't tell others about this. And I don't like showing off..."

Abbot suddenly paused and asked fretfully, "Should I give her a chance?'

Colin answered, "No need."

Abbot was dumbfounded for a second. Then he asked, "Why?"

Colin replied righteously, "We're brothers after all. How will I have the heart to let you sacrifice your rest life for my sake?"

Abbot was rendered speechless.

Colin leaned back in the chair after finishing those words and continued smilingly, "It doesn't matter. You don't have to be bothered. I know many excellent young men and I can introduce them to Rebecca later."

Abbot remained silent.

Not receiving any response from Abbot, Colin teased, "How did you feel when you heard that I would introduce Rebecca to others?"

Abbot said through gritted teeth, "I felt nothing."

Colin called his name, "Abbot."

Abbot replied in a sulky voice, "What's the matter?"

Colin sneered and said, "I like this aspect of you - you never say uncle."

Abbot took a deep breath and said, "I don't want to talk to you."

Then he directly ended the call without waiting for Colin's response.

Hearing the busy tone from the phone, Colin moved his phone to the front. It vibrated when he was about to put it into his pocket and a message popped out on the screen.

[Abbot] Which kind of pants will make one look young?

Colin curled up his thin lips into a smile and texted a message.

[Colin] Paper diaper.

[Abbot] Deliver my best wishes to your ancestors.

[Colin] Let them thank you in person.

[Abbot]

...

After that, Colin got out of the car with a smile and then took an elevator to the president's office.

In the PR Department...

Galen was reporting matters about a variety show to Faye with a worried look.

Faye said with a faint smile, "It has attracted great attention, but no one is willing to join it?"

Galen shook her head and replied, "Yep, no one. The production team requires the participants to be stars who have certain popularity. But none of those who meet the requirement is willing to take part in this show."

After finishing the words, Galen realized that Faye never watched any variety shows at the usual times and hurriedly explained, "It's a variety show about wilderness survival. In the first season, the production team directly sent the guests into a desert to attract attention. This method worked. But as a result, no star is willing to take part in the second season anymore."

Variety shows nowadays would resort to every means to hype up and attract attention.

Stars being sent to the desert would suffer a lot.

Moreover, it was live broadcasting, so stars could not act willfully so as to maintain their character setting and public image. They had to bite the bullet to hold on.

Who else would dare to take part in this show after learning about its rules?

More importantly, the production team required participants to be stars who had certain popularity. But which of those who met this requirement was willing to earn money in such a difficult way? Unless the production team could give them sky-high remuneration.

Faye pondered for a while. Galen said worriedly, "The deadline is Friday. If none of our stars is willing to take part in this show, I'm afraid that we'll be caught out by those entertainment reporters. The stars in our company will be labeled as stars not willing to bear hardships."

Faye replied in a bland voice, "All right. I see."

Galen hugged the document more tightly after finishing those words and then continued, "Ms. Nash, I will go out if there is nothing else."

Faye replied, "Okay."

Galen turned around. When she was about to reach the door, Faye suddenly asked, "Galen, tomorrow is Wednesday, right?"

Galen paused in her pace and turned around. "Yes," replied she.

Faye continued, "I'll have a rest tomorrow. Call me if there's any matter."

Galen replied with a nod, "Okay."

Tomorrow was Wednesday, the day when Fanny's grandmother would be buried.

Originally, she should have been buried earlier. However, many things happened during this period, plus that Faye once promised Fanny that she would give her grandmother a grant funeral, so it was delayed until now.

Faye was the only one left in the office after Galen's leaving.

With her lips slightly pressed together, she pondered for several seconds and then picked up her phone to call Rex.

The music rang for several seconds before the call was answered. Then there came Rex's voice. "Ms. Nash."

As he was no longer Faye's subordinate, his voice sounded more natural than before.

Faye inhaled shallowly and said, "Fanny's grandmother's funeral will be held tomorrow. Will you come?"

Rex was dumbfounded for a second. Then he said smilingly, "Thank you."

Faye replied, "I'm sorry that it's been delayed for so long."

Rex said, "It's not that long. In our hometown, the coffin of the dead should be kept in the mourning hall before the burying."

Faye and Rex seldom talked before, but today, they rarely had chitchat.

None of them mentioned Fanny, but everything they talked about was about Fanny.

When ending the call with Rex, Faye clenched her phone tightly, leaned back against the chair, and pressed her lips into a straight line.

May the deceased rest in peace while the living must move on with their lives.

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