My Fair Stunner novel Chapter 741

Chapter 741 Friendship

After Colin posted the TimeLine, many people in his circle flattered him, but none of his close friends posted any comments.

After a while, Abbot began to scold Colin in their group chat where they seldom talked all year round.

[Abbot: Colin, you are really wicked.]

After Abbot sent this message out, Matthew followed suit immediately. [Matthew: I used to think he was just a little mean, but now I think he's really shameless.]

[Robert: Since we've become friends, I have endured him for many years. Unexpectedly, he's actually rubbing salt on my wound now.]

[Abbot: Well, Robert, you're indeed the most pitiful.]

[Ethan: How could someone do this to his bros? I think our friendship should end here. It's no good for our relationship to continue anymore.]

Looking at their messages, Colin picked up his mobile phone and sent a voice message. [Colin: Are you guys men or not? How can you be so envious?}

Ethan said nothing but sent a mocking emoji.

Abbot followed suit.

Robert also replied with a sneering emoji.

Then Matthew followed suit as well.

Colin sneered and sent another voice message. [Colin: Look at how stingy you guys are. As men, we must be tolerant.]

After he sent it out, a message appeared on the screen. [Maxwell is invited into the group chat by Matthew.]

Before Colin could see clearly, another message appeared on the screen. [Maxwell is kicked out of the group chat by Abbot.]

[Matthew: Abbot, why did you kick Maxwell out? Are you still angry with him?]

[Abbot: You can invite him in again.]

Seeing Abbot's message, Matthew didn't think much about it. He invited Maxwell into the group chat again.

Unexpectedly, the next second, Abbot kicked Maxwell out again.

Matthew got so angry that he even laughed at the other end of the phone. Then he directly sent a voice message. [Matthew: Abbot, what's wrong with you?]

Abbot also replied with a voice message. [Abbot: Some people don't know each other without a fight, and some people don't know how to behave themselves without being beaten.]