My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin) novel Chapter 15

Chapter 15 That Night

Hearing his words, Faye stared at him through the smoke, inexplicably had a headache, and said, "Give me three years."

Colin raised his eyebrows and asked casually, "What?"

Faye replied, "My contract with Farrell Media will expire in three years. When I leave the company, I will divorce you."

Colin didn't say anything but looked at her meaningfully with the cigarette in his mouth.

Faye thought that he was worried about the division of property, so she added, "Don't worry! I won't ask for a cent of your money."

Colin took the cigarette out of his mouth and flicked the ashes off into the ashtray, asking, "What's the benefit?"

Faye asked, "What benefit?"

Colin showed a half-smile and said, "After you leave, I will become a divorced man. What benefit can you give me if I agree to maintain this marriage for three years?"

Faye's temples throbbed, and she said, "I can turn a blind eye when you mess around with other women."

Colin snorted, "That's it?"

Faye frowned slightly, "What do you want?"

Colin opened his legs naturally, leaned forward, and hooked his index finger at her.

When she leaned forward in confusion, he suddenly pressed the back of her head and pushed her toward him, saying, "Do you think I'm the same as Hank? He is a hypocrite, so he keeps a platonic relationship with you."

He had made flirtatious actions over and over tonight, so Faye felt overwhelmed.

When she subconsciously struggled, he suddenly rubbed the corner of her lips with his finger heavily.

Faye gasped in pain, but before she could speak, Colin whispered into her ear, "I know you want to investigate the Farrells under the guise of this marriage."

After confirming he was not joking, she let out a sigh of relief and asked, "Aren't you afraid that I'll harm the Farrells?"

Colin's eyes were full of indifference, and his sexy collarbones were partially revealed. He replied casually, "I don't care. It's none of my business."

Hearing this, Faye pursed her lips, unable to figure out what he was thinking.

He was a member of the Farrells, but when he talked about them, the alienation and indifference in his tone made him sound like an outsider.

She suddenly thought of their first meeting. Colin had been an elegant boy back then, but he had changed all of a sudden. He was still good-looking, but his personality had been twisted.

Seeing Faye keep silent, Colin got up and walked up to her.

Taking advantage of her absent-mindedness, he bent over, pressed his hands on the back of her chair, wrapped her in his arms, and said in an extremely low and seductive voice, "Faye, I miss that night very much. I want you to wrap me tightly again."