My Fair Stunner novel Chapter 213

Chapter 213 A Favor

Faye and Colin looked at each other.

Colin choked back what he was going to say.

He didn't say anything but squinted his beautiful eyes.

After saying that, Faye didn't look at Colin anymore but went upstairs.

Carrie and another bodyguard looked at Colin, waiting for his order.

Colin raised one hand, scratched his eyebrows with his fingertips, and sneered. About six or seven seconds later, he said lazily, "She's boss."

Then he stood up and walked to the second floor.

"Carrie, what should we do?"

"Send him back to Mr. Bond," said Carrie.

The bodyguard asked, "But Mr. Bond asked us to keep him here?"

Carrie said calmly, "Then we can send him back again."

The bodyguard was rendered speechless.

Andrew was so miserable today.

When they came here, he and Carrie got Andrew in a bag. On the way, Andrew was either taken by a car or carried on their shoulders.

But when they got back, Carrie's patience was obviously run out. He grabbed Andrew's intact leg and dragged him into the car.

With Andrew's hysterical begging for mercy, Carrie took a look at the bloodstain dragged out behind him and frowned.

Carrie thought, "I shouldn't have dragged him. Mr. Farrell will definitely ask me to clean up the blood."

On the other side, Faye and Colin went back to their bedroom one after another.

After closing the door, Faye looked straight at Colin and said, "Andrew should be the spy that Tiffany Shaw has planted beside you. If something really happens to him in the Fennth Community, you'll be involved."

With his hands in his pockets, Colin leaned against the door and smiled wickedly. "Uh-huh."

Faye didn't know if Colin was serious or not.

After thinking for a while, she said, "Listen to me. I'm doing it for your own good."

In a low voice, Colin raised his eyebrows and asked, "For my own good?"

Faye's ears were burning. "I'm just thinking rationally."

The smile in Colin's eyes became obvious. He didn't answer but smiled meaningfully.

At this time, on the other hand, on a dark and quiet path, two men were staggering.

One of them said weakly, "Robert, how long do we have to walk?"

Another man replied, "Alexander, I suspect we might have taken the wrong path."

The following day, after breakfast, Faye drove to the company.