My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin) novel Chapter 169

Chapter 169 Be Careful

Colin was careful. Faye held back her breath and made no response.

Colin had expected this result. Waiting for about half a minute, he clenched Faye's hands. "If you have no objection, I'll think you agree."

Hearing this, Faye didn't dare to open her eyes, with gently quivering eyelids.

The night was bound to be restless.

Faye didn't fall asleep all night, but she didn't dare to roll over.

Until the break of dawn, she slept a little.

During sleep, Faye had a dream about her childhood.

In her dream, Faye was a little girl and looked only three or four years old.

Daisy held her in her arms and told a picture-story book to her, full of love in her eyes.

Later, the scene was changed. One dark and stormy night, Daisy and Shepard fought like cats and dogs.

Daisy questioned Shepard if he had a mistress and said she smelled the perfume on him.

Shepard denied it at first. Later, he was probably tired of arguing with Daisy and angrily admitted, "Yes. I have a mistress. Originally, I will tell you when Faye grows up a little, but you have to ask for trouble, and now we make it clear..."

Daisy was stunned for a few minutes, and then she suddenly yelled at him at the top of her voice.

She desperately pounced on Shepard, beat him, and blamed him for breaking his promise as well as his betrayal of their family.

Shepard didn't resist. His gaze fell on Faye curling up by the bed, and his eyes were filled with complicated emotions beyond words.

At five o'clock in the morning, Faye woke up in a cold sweat, and she was not sleepy at all.

Faye woke up, a little confused. She stared out of the window with a blank look. It was not until half an hour later that she recovered from the feeling of suffocation.

It was finally six o'clock. Faye got up carefully, took a beige suit from the closet, and tiptoed away.

No sooner had Faye left than Colin woke up.

His throat was dry and uncomfortable, so he frowned slightly.

When Faye came downstairs with her clothes, Cindy was making breakfast in the kitchen.

Seeing Faye so early, Cindy was a little surprised and then nervously asked, "Madam, you're up so early."

Faye saw Cindy was nervous and answered with a slight smile, "The company has an emergency, and I have to go in advance."

Cindy was a little embarrassed. "Breakfast is not ready yet. I'll warm up a glass of milk for you, and is it OK?"

"Cindy, don't bother. I'm in a hurry."

Faye changed her clothes in the bathroom, then said "Goodbye" to Cindy, went to the entrance to change shoes next, and finally left with the car keys.

Not long after Faye left, Cindy calmed down and continued to cook when Colin appeared at the kitchen door in his pajamas.

Cindy paused, and she felt like weeping but had no tears. "Mr. Farrell, are you also leaving early today?"

The cold had made Colin look paler, which, combined with his icy expression, gave him an intimidating air.

Cindy thought she had done something wrong, quickly turned off the fire, put down the round-bottomed frying pan in her hand, and then looked at Colin.

Colin asked coldly, "What happened last night before I came back?"

"Nothing happened."

"Think harder."

Cindy looked into his deep eyes and suddenly realized something. Then she thought for a while and whispered, "I seemed to hear that Carlotta told Madam about Madam's mother."