My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin) novel Chapter 195

Chapter 195 Retreat to Advance

Colin's voice was steady, and his brooding eyes were full of persistence and seriousness.

Faye's fingers on his chest froze when she felt his strong heartbeats.

She subconsciously believed his words and felt so sore in her chest that she had difficulty breathing.

Seeing her keep silent, Colin leaned forward. However, he didn't hug or touch her but just looked at her with puppy eyes and said in a low voice, "It's OK if you don't want to date me."

When she pursed her lips silently, he added, "It's OK if you just want to sleep with me."

Hearing this, Faye blushed.

Colin said, "But can you please stop saying harsh words and taking away all my hopes."

Faye felt a sting in her heart.

Then, he stared at her for a moment and said in a hoarse voice, "Please pity me."

Colin's words hit Faye's pain point, so she staggered backward and almost bumped into the washbasin behind.

Seeing this, Colin leaned forward and put his hand between her waist and the washbasin in time without holding her.

Compared with his previous filiations, his cautiousness now looked more moving in Faye's eyes.

She lowered her head silently and looked at the scars on his sturdy arm that had been hurt in Conda Area.

The atmosphere in the bathroom froze because both of them fell silent.

When they were at a stalemate, Colin's cell phone suddenly rang.

Heating the ring, Faye let out a sigh of relief as if being granted an amnesty.

Seeing her relieved expression, Colin stretched out the other hand to steady her body, withdrew the hand on her waist, turned around, and walked outward when answering the call, saying, "Hey, Abbot."

Abbot said on the other end of the phone, "Colin, how are you doing?"

Colin walked to the floor-to-ceiling window and said, "Cut the crap!"

Hearing his sullen tone, Abbot tutted, "Are you disappointed in love again?"

Colin snorted, "It's none of your business."

Hearing this, Abbot asked with joy, "Faye rejected you again?"

Instead of feeling ashamed, Colin said proudly, "She rejects me every day, and I've gotten used to it. If she stops rejecting me, I'll feel uncomfortable and worried."

Abbot scolded, "Why are you so shameless now?"

Colin smiled, "Why are you calling me?"

Abbot righteously said, "Why? Can't I call you just because I care about you?"