My Fair Stunner novel (Faye and Colin) novel Chapter 611

Chapter 611 A Matter of His Dignity

After seeing Rebecca's message, Faye raised her eyebrows and didn't reply.

After about half a minute, Rebecca sent a message: did I really guess right?

Faye: [I'm an adult and married.]

Faye spoke concisely and stopped Rebecca's rest of the words.

An adult and married.

No matter how wonderful her nightlife was, it was legal and reasonable.

After Faye sent the message, Rebecca replied with an emoji of the head of a dog. After a while, Rebecca called Faye directly.

Faye pressed the answer key, "Huh?"

"It's unlike your style. As a workaholic, you actually sleep till now."

Faye sat up from the bed, took the water prepared on the bedside, and took a sip. "I'm uncomfortable."

Hearing Faye's words, Rebecca tittered, "Are you uncomfortable?"

"Yes."

"Wait, after the operation, does Mr. Farrell have sexual dysfunction?"

Faye was speechless.

Rebecca was really glib. Faye tapped her fair and slender fingertips on the water cup. She didn't answer and changed the subject. "Have you contacted Tanner recently?"

When it came to Tanner, Rebecca pursed her lips. "Don't mention him, an indifferent man. He called me occasionally before, but now he doesn't even answer my messages."

Faye said lightly, "Tanner is in trouble."

Hearing this, Rebecca was stunned. "What?"

Faye took a shallow breath and briefly told Rebecca about Tanner's affairs.

Rebecca frowned on the other end of the phone, and her voice turned cold immediately, "When did this happen?"

"Just after the New Year."

"Does Tanner want to break up with us? He is in trouble but didn't even tell us about it."

Faye put down the water cup in her hand, "He has his difficulties."

After Faye finished speaking, Rebecca was silent.

Tanner indeed had his difficulties. Although they were friends, Tanner couldn't be mentioned in the same breath with them in terms of economic conditions.

Tanner was from a small city and was born into an ordinary family at most.

His parents were both teachers and made little money. Besides, Tanner had a younger brother and a sister. So the family wasn't well off.

There was silence for a moment. Rebecca said sullenly, "I told him at the beginning that the entertainment circle was complicated and asked him to find a job..."

Faye pursed her lips and didn't speak.

Faye said steadily, "Not only his pride but also his dignity."

The more a man was in trouble, the more he cared about his dignity.

If a rich man worked as a rag-picker, he would definitely not worry about meeting acquaintances.

Because he knew that he just regarded it as a funny game. Even if he met an acquaintance, the other party would still be respectful to him.

But if a sorehead worked as a rag-picker, he would be worried about meeting acquaintances.

Because it was a matter of his last dignity.

After Faye finished speaking, Rebecca pushed her lips into a straight line. "But we are friends, aren't we?"

Seeing that Rebecca was in a bad mood, Faye stretched out a hand to rub Rebecca's hair. "Yes, we're lifelong friends."

When the car arrived in the community where Tanner lived, Faye parked the car and got out of the car with Rebecca.

Rebecca held the door with one hand and took a deep breath to adjust her emotions. "What if I can't help but beat him?"

Faye laughed lightly, "Then you can beat him until he is sober."

Rebecca nodded and closed the car door. "I think it is feasible."

After Rebecca finished speaking, she took the elevator upstairs with Faye.

The elevator rose slowly. Rebecca's eyes suddenly fell on Faye. She hesitated for a while and whispered, "Faye, Tanner used to like you. Do you know?"