My Fair Stunner

Chapter 152 Resolution

Chapter 152 Resolution

There was a note of determination in Faye's voice.

Colin watched Faye disappear around the corner, wearing a big smile on his face.

"Colin, look at you. How come it makes you so happy? It's just a small issue. Drop your silly smile."

Abbot made fun of Colin.

Lying back in the chair, Colin buttoned the collar and put on his tie gracefully. Copyright by Nôv/elDrama.Org.

"Why did you take off your tie?" Abbot asked.

"I look sexier without a tie," Colin answered in a seductive voice.

Abbot was struck speechless by his words.

Colin picked up the cigarette box and drew a cigarette out of it with his mouth. Before he lit it, he

glanced up at Abbot. "How are you doing with your pure college girlfriend?"

"She's still chasing me. But we're not in a relationship yet," Abbot said triumphantly.

Colin lit the cigarette and took a puff. "Since she's so into you, why don't you say yes? "

"I'm testing her." Abbot straightened up on the sofa Obviously, he was interested in this talk.

"What's the test?" Colin asked.

"You know, I think she might be into my money instead of me," Abbot said.

"Relax. You don't need to worry about that," Colin said.

"You also think she's not that kind of person, don't you?" Abbot's eyes lit up.

Colin flicked the cigarette ash off and said, "I want to tell you, don't question it. She is into your money

indeed."

Abbot was speechless.

Knowing the difference in their view of love, Abbot changed the topic. "I heard the Farrells killed Jared.

Is that true?"

Colin ground his cigarette into the ashtray and nodded.

"So we've lost the clue," Abbot said.

"We haven't. York had gone to the Conda Area to deal with the matter. As long as he's alive, we'll find

more clues," Colin said while sipping at his coffee.

"I guess Old Mr. Farrell wants York dead. York is now in danger." Abbot laughed.

"He won't. York has worked for the Farrells for many years and became Old Mr. Farrell's godson. Why

do you think he's in high favor in the Farrell's family?" Colin chuckled.

"What's the reason?" Abbot was puzzled.

"I suspect that York must have something over Old Mr. Farrell," Colin said in a confident tone.

"Then Old Mr. Farrell would kill him by all means. How can he still be alive?" Abbot raised his question.

"Everyone has a way to stay alive. York must be very good at scheming," Colin said.

Abbot thought for a while and asked, "Did you fall out with Old Mr. Farrell? So many things have

happened recently."

Colin gave a mocking smile. "My grandpa will never fall out with anyone who can create value to the

Farrells' business."

"What if he finds out the reason you work so hard was for the Farrells' downfall, not for inheriting the

family property? I can't wait to see that." Abbot laughed.

Colin narrowed his eyes meaningfully, saying, "My wife hasn't got her revenge on them. I won't bring

them down so fast."

Faye stayed in her office, doing a background check on the media that had posted the false news.

There was a knock on the door and Fanny's agent walked in.

The man named Rex Hodges was about 30, dressed in a unisex suit.

He was a resourceful but snobbish man.

As Fanny had left a good impression on Faye, Rex thought he might be willing to give Fanny more

resources.

Rex walked in, wriggling his hip. After giving a warm greeting, he plonked himself down on the sofa.

Faye spun around in her swivel chair, glanced at her watch, and said without much emotion, "I have

something to deal with. Cut short your words. I'll give you ten minutes to arrange your sentences."

Rex had had a plan. He had believed that it would be easy for him to socialize with Faye to get more

resources for Fanny.

Little had he expected that Faye would be so aloof to him.

Faye glanced at Rex who was in a state of shock. She dialed a number on her cellphone.

When the phone was picked up, Faye came to the point. "Alexander, I need you to find out something

about two people."