My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin) novel Chapter 519

Chapter 519 Little Gentleness

The look in Colin's eyes was gloomy and stern.

Seeing this, the old foxes held their breath, not daring to make a sound.

After about a minute, an executive gritted his teeth and smiled flatteringly, "Mr. Farrell, Kevin is clumsy-tongued. Please don't be angry with him."

Colin sneered.

The executive continued, "We have some family to support. Would you please give us a way out?"

Colin said indifferently, "Leave Cocanel."

The executive was at a loss for words.

Seeing the gloomy faces of the executives, Colin said solemnly, "I know you all have a lot of money and properties. You can lead comfortable and wealthy lives for the rest of your life after you leave."

The executive retorted, "But we've lived our whole lives in Cocanel..."

Colin said, "Don't talk to me about nostalgia complex. The dead don't need to leave their homeland. Are you willing to die now?"

The executive took a deep breath and fell silent.

Half an hour later, the executives left Fennth Community in despair.

"I told you we can't cooperate with Colin at the very beginning because he treats people ruthlessly. But none of you listened to me!"

"At that time, did we have any other option except him?"

"If I had known the result would be like this, I would have resigned back then."

"Cut the crap! What's the point of saying these words now?"

Fennth Community.

After the executives left, Colin picked up the cold coffee in front of him and drained the cup with one gulp.

When Faye came down from the second floor, she saw this scene, so she pursed her lips slightly.

She knew Colin harbored hatred in his heart.

These old foxes who had come to see him today had made a lot of trouble for him in the past.

It was said that when people succeeded and gained a high status, they would unconsciously forget about those who had hurt them.

But it was not true.

All that could be forgotten were painless injuries. As for the unforgettable harm, people would remember it till they got on their deathbeds. So, even if they succeeded, they would not forgive it. It sounded narrow-minded, but it was a fact.