My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin) novel Chapter 418

Chapter 418 Greed

The next scene was a little chaotic.

Even if two bodyguards stopped them, they couldn't stop Abbot and Maxwell from wrestling.

Looking at the two people in the video, Colin raised his eyebrows. After hanging up the phone, he smiled at the man in front of him and said, "I'm sorry."

The manager had never seen Maxwell behave like this. He froze for a few seconds and then smiled apologetically. "Mr. Farrell, I'm sorry. I didn't recognize you."

Colin replied, "It doesn't matter. It's good to be cautious in doing this kind of business."

The manager replied, "Yes. The police often come to investigate recently, so we only dare to have fun at night."

Colin didn't reply.

The manager couldn't figure out who Colin was, but he didn't dare to offend him since he knew Maxwell so well.

He took Colin and Faye to the basement two by elevator. When they arrived, they walked around two narrow paths and finally pushed open a hidden door.

When the door was pushed open, screams could be heard one after another.

The manager said, "Mr. Farrell, if your wife doesn't like the noise, I can take you two to two floors and choose a box with a broad view."

Colin waved his hand and said, "No. The more people, the merrier."

After saying that, Colin wrapped his arms around Faye's waist. "Besides, my wife is not a finicky person."

The manager smiled apologetically, "Yes."

Most of the women around men who came out to play were not their real wives.

So the manager pretended to be respectful, but he didn't pay much attention to Faye. He said these words just to leave a good impression on Colin.

As soon as he finished his words, he invited Colin in. "Mr. Farrell, this way."

Colin replied in a low voice, "Hmm."

The manager was smart. The seat he arranged for Colin was not at the front, but they could have a good view there.

After arranging for Colin to sit down, he called a waiter to serve Colin wine.

The manager bowed to Colin and asked, "Mr. Farrell, what kind of wine do you like to drink?"

Colin took out a bank card and handed it to the manager. "Anything's okay."

"You are Mr. Camden's friend. How can I receive your money?"

Colin looked at him with an indifferent expression. "Don't affect my watching of the competition."

The manager took the card and handed it to the waiter. "Bring the best wine to Mr. Farrell."

After saying that, he observed Colin secretly.

With the same expression, Colin moved closer to Faye and whispered, "If something really happened later, just run."

Faye remained silent.

Colin said in a low voice, "Honey, listen to me."

There were many people who squandered money like dirt in Bomsville.

There were only two kinds of people who didn't care about drinking or swiping the card.

In fact, gamblers and madmen were similar in many ways.

A crazy gambler could do anything.

Looking at the group of crazy people, Colin felt a little disdainful.

"What's wrong?" Faye asked.

Colin replied, "Nothing."

Faye smiled. "They all think they can become rich overnight, but they are actually a group of leek waiting to be harvested."

Colin sneered, "It's not others' fault. They just can't fill their own desires."

A boxing match usually lasted twenty minutes.

At the end of the fight, someone would use a stretcher to carry away the person who couldn't stand up again.

Looking at the bloody scene, Colin looked at Faye and asked, "Are you afraid?"

"Can it be more terrible than the human heart?" Faye asked.

Colin grabbed her hand and said, "Right."

Colin and Faye watched two matches. Before the third round began, the manager who had just received them came onto the stage with a microphone.

"Ladies and gentlemen, let's have something fun next. Do you see the man over there? He is the booty of the person who won and placed the highest bet tonight."

As soon as the manager finished his words, the crowd instantly screamed with excitement.

Faye looked in the direction of his finger and felt the blood all over her body solidify. Her hands and feet turned cold.