My Fair Stunner novel Chapter 170

Chapter 170 Puppet

The woman came aggressively and looked angry.

Hearing the sound, Faye looked up at her indifferently and confirmed that she didn't know her.

The woman standing at the door was about thirty years old and well-dressed. She had a pretty appearance but looked very flirting.

Galen was not as calm as Faye and was a little excited, "Why did security guards let her in?"

The woman sneered when she heard Galen's words, "Do you think the security guard at the entrance can stop me?"

When the woman finished saying, Faye, who was sitting behind the desk, said calmly before Galen refuted her, "There are the Farrells who support you. The security guard at the entrance really can't stop you."

Hearing what Faye said, she was a little embarrassed, but she still said forcefully, "Who needs your support?"

Faye, "We? Who tell you I am the Farrells?"

The woman was stunned.

She was speechless by Faye's words, and the office became quiet immediately.

Galen, who stood at her desk and whispered to Faye, "Ms. Nash, do you need me to call security?"

Faye said quietly, "No need, let her make trouble here today."

Galen worried, "Will it be bad for your reputation?"

Faye continued sipping the remaining half cup of coffee and said, "As PR, we shouldn't pay attention to our reputation."

The woman thought of many ways to make trouble before she came.

She even thought that as long as Faye dared to let someone drive her away, she would immediately lie on the ground and deliberately provoke.

But she didn't expect Faye could see her scolding calmly, like seeing a clown.

She was smart. Seeing Faye so calm, she immediately cried and wiped tears instead of scolding.

"I've never been in good health. After giving birth to Jason, my health is getting worse. I rely on Frank to live now. How can I survive when you make such a mess of me?"

She cried so sadly.

Faye watched her acting indifferently and guessed her identity from what she said.

She was the mother of Frank's illegitimate son.