My Fair Stunner

Chapter 604 Playing Hard-to-get

Chapter 604 Playing Hard-to-get

Rebecca was drunk.

After saying that, Rebecca suddenly stared at Abbot invitingly.

Abbot was stunned for several seconds and then he said with awkwardness, "You have drunk too

much."

Rebecca put her foot on Abbot's leather shoes seductively, moved it forward little by little, rubbed his

ankle with her tiptoes, and replied, "Just a little."

Nobody can guess what Rebecca was doing just look her righteous face. She tilted her head and

asked, "Aren't we friends? Isn't it normal to stay at a friend's house for a night?"

Abbot's heart was beating fast. He should have taken back his foot that was rubbed by Rebecca, but

he couldn't help moving it forward.

When the assistant came to pick them up, Rebecca was holding Abbot's arm and singing.

She sang out of tune. If the song was not popular, others would never have guessed what she was

singing.

The assistant had learned a lesson from the last time. Therefore, he didn't ask inappropriate questions

this time. He stopped the car steadily, got out of the car with his head down, and opened the rear door.

"Mr. Carter."

Abbot responded and took Rebecca to the car.

Today, everyone in the car was extremely silent. The assistant also noticed something was wrong. He

turned the steering wheel and coughed twice. "Mr. Carter, where are we going next?"

Abbot glanced at Rebecca, who had already fallen asleep on his shoulder, and whispered, "Go to my

house."

Hearing that, the assistant paused and looked at Abbot through the rearview mirror.

Abbot had expected that his assistant would do that. He looked at his assistant as if he was saying with

a facial expression, "Did you not hear clearly? Or did you not understand?"

The assistant smiled awkwardly and asked, "Are we going back to the old house?"

Abbot answered, "Go to the Ufresh Community."

The assistant said, "OK."

Of all Abbot's properties, the Ufresh Community was closest to Rebecca's company.

The car moved slowly. Abbot pursed his lips, took out his mobile phone from his pocket, and sent Colin

a message. [Am I a real man if I am not disturbed with a woman in my lap?]

Colin just came out of the bathroom when he received the message.

After seeing Abbot's message, Colin raised his eyebrows and replied, [Of course you are. Why aren't

you a real man then?]

Abbot: [Colin?]

Colin: [What’s up?]

Abbot: [Are you sure you are Colin? I can’t believe the message was sent by you.]

Colin: [You are short-sighted. As a man, I must have an inclusive heart, especially for my friends.]

Abbot: [?]

Colin: [Even if you are impotent, I will not deny the fact that you are a man. Don't worry, as a friend, I

will embrace you with a loving heart.]

After Colin sent the message, Abbot did not reply for a long time.

After a while, Abbot just replied with two words. [“Get out!”]

Colin looked at the screen and chuckled. Then he closed his phone and didn't reply

After putting his mobile phone in the pocket of his bathrobe, Colin wiped his wet hair several times with

a towel and then went downstairs to drink water.

Before he could get some water downstairs, he saw Faye and Lance through the floor-to-ceiling

window.

Lance's expression was very serious. He was talking to Faye about something. From time to time, he

would scratch his hair with his face twisted.

Compared with Lance, Faye looked much more calmer like she was having no trouble. Property of Nô)(velDr(a)ma.Org.

Having been watching them for a while, Colin then walked to the water dispenser and got himself a cup

of water. He leaned against the wall on one side and drank slowly.

Standing outside the door, Lance deeply frowned. "Though we aren't that close, there are inevitably

some real feelings after being friends for so many years."

Faye said, "Well."

Lance pursed her lips. "Hank was really good to me in those years."

Lance said a lot, but the most important sentence was never said.

He was not afraid to say that but worried that Faye would feel embarrassed.

He was Faye's brother. If he wanted to help Hank, would Colin...?

Hearing Lance said that, Faye smiled and said, "Do you want to help Hank?"

Lance clenched his hands and said, "He's not Brandon's opponent."

Faye, "Even with your help, the results will not change."

Lance, "I know."

Fay, "If you have made a decision, go ahead and leave no regrets."

Lance did not expect Faye to agree so soon, so he looked at Faye in amazement.

Faye said seriously, "You are an adult. You don't need to tell anyone about what you want to do."

Lance was relieved, but he was still worried. "Will my brother-in-law..."

Faye, "Don't worry, he won't be angry with you if you help Hank."

Lance, "Faye, thank you."

Faye chuckled and said, "All right, be careful."

After talking to Lance and watching him leave, Faye turned back to the living room.

Just entering the hallway, Faye saw Colin leaning against the water dispenser with a water cup.

The two looked at each other. Colin smiled and said, "What's the matter with Lance?"

Faye changed her slippers calmly and replied truthfully, "He wants to help Hank."

Colin joked, "Well?"

Faye walked to Colin, took a shallow breath, and said, "I agreed."

Colin reached out a hand and took her into his arms. He asked with a teasing smile, “Are you worried

that I will be angry? Didn't you pretend to be calm when you were outside just now? "