My Fair Stunner novel Chapter 581

Chapter 581 Make the Best Use of People

Gunner had lived so long, but it was the first time that he had heard people talking about using others so freely.

Gunner looked directly at Faye and his lips twitched, ready to say something, but he felt that nothing could express his feelings at the moment.

He wanted to swear, but she was a woman.

If he didn't scold her and tried to be reasonable, his father told him when he was young not to try to be reasonable with women.

No bad language. No reason. Just go ahead. However, the strength of both sides was really a little bit...disparity.

Faye dropped her words and looked at Gunner, who looked complicated and said nothing. She raised her lips and said quietly, "Didn't Maxwell send you to protect me?"

Gunner glanced at Faye, and reluctantly replied, "Hmm."

Faye, "Since you are here to protect me, I must know your strength, right?"

Gunner, "..."

Faye smiled and continued to say, "To be honest, as far as your performance yesterday is concerned, I really doubt your strength."

Hearing the words, Gunner stared straight at Faye, and his face flushed with anger.

Was there any problem with his strength?

It was obviously that she was different from the ordinary people and she didn't behave by rules!

When a normal woman was faced with a person who helped her, she would be grateful and even committed herself to him if he was a handsome man.

Who would be like her?!

Not only was she unmoved, but she even rationally analyzed the unreasonable points.

Gunner looked at Faye and inhaled deeply. He felt his stiff neck was getting more painful.

After Faye finished her words, she saw Gunner blushing and silent. She looked down at his wrist and said, "Gunner, my time is limited. If you can't prove your strength to me, you have only two ways to go,

First, for the sake of cooperation between Maxwell and my husband, I will let you go, and you disappear in front of me with your fellows. Second, you can stay with me, but I have to bind you until I leave Yicbridge."

Gunner, "..."

Where were there two ways for him to choose?

Obviously, he was forced to show his cards!

For others, all roads were leading to Rome, while for him, those two ways were full of pits.