My Fair Stunner novel Chapter 536

Chapter 536 Calmness Was Only an Appearance

Colin deliberately said the word "filial duty" very seriously. Abbot felt a strange shudder when he listened.

For a long time, Abbot coughed twice over the phone, "Colin, were you and Faye..."

Colin said, "Ah."

Abbot was speechless.

Colin said, "Abbot, not everyone is like you, do you get it?"

Abbot frowned and said, "What's wrong with me?"

Colin sneered, "You are single."

Abbot choked, his saliva stuck in his throat, and took a deep breath to adjust his mood.

There were some words that you know he insulted you, but you couldn't deny them.

Why?

Because he was telling the truth.

Abbot rarely struggled to get back at Colin. He took a deep breath and said in a bad tone, "Cut the crap, do you want to eat the hot pot or not? I'll ask Ethan if you don't want to."

Colin chuckled, "Does Ethan know that he is a backup?"

Abbot made a pun, "Where is Ethan not a backup?"

Colin chuckled, "I recorded your words, I'll play it to Ethan."

Abbot said, "Colin, you..."

When Abbot was about to flip, Colin jokingly interrupted, "Come in half an hour."

After saying that, Colin hung up on the phone.

Colin cut off the line, threw his phone on the table, hugged Faye with both hands, put his chin against her shoulder, and said, "Babe, after I get on my strength, will you give me some rewards?"

Faye said, "Hmm."

Hearing the words, Colin buried his face in Faye's neck and inhaled, "I have no idea that half a month was so long. It was like a year."

On the way to the hotpot restaurant, Faye told Colin about Violet today in short.

When hearing Violet say that she regarded Ethan as her "Daddy", Colin gently raised his eyebrows, "How's Ethan taking it?

Faye said, "Very calm."

Colin mocked, "Calmness is only an appearance."

Faye smiled, "Maybe?"

When Colin and Faye drove to the compartment of the hot pot restaurant designated by Abbot, Abbot had arrived before them and was drinking tea in a leisurely manner.

Abbot leaned back in the chair when he saw them and looked at Colin. "Wow, Colin, no wheelchair anymore?"

Colin smiled, pulled a chair, and let Faye sit down. He looked at Abbot and said, "Well, no more wheelchair. I'll keep it for you."

Abbot ground his teeth. "I don't need it."

Colin smiled, "We are not sure about that."