My Fair Stunner

Chapter 307 This Is a Misunderstanding

Chapter 307 This Is a Misunderstanding

Hearing what Abbot said and seeing how he looked, Rebecca had mixed feelings at the moment.

If there was a brick on the ground now, she would certainly pick it up and knock herself out.

They looked at each other. Rebecca tried to recover herself and kept compressing her lips. She

assumed that it was necessary for her to clear up his misunderstanding. After taking a deep breath,

she made up her mind to explain clearly. "Mr. Carter," said she.

Seeing Rebecca seemed in a dilemma, Abbot frowned more deeply and asked, "Have you ever heard

of this?"

Rebecca felt a knot in her stomach and uttered, "What is it?"

Abbot ground his teeth and said, "You can't inflict your love on the one who doesn't love you."

Rebecca was rendered speechless.

Rebecca was regretful for thinking of explaining to him.

Abbot's thoughts were oddly different from ordinary people's. If one day, she wanted to prove that she

didn't love him at the risk of losing her life, he would probably think that she committed suicide because

her love for him was not reciprocated by him.

The atmosphere between Rebecca and Abbot was so awkward when the door of the private room was

suddenly opened from the inside. Tanner stood inside the room with a smile and looked at them.

"Have you two been outside the door the whole time? I was going to find you back to have dinner"

With that, Tanner turned sideways, signaling Abbot to enter the room.

When Abbot brushed past Tanner, he deliberately slowed down a little bit and said to Tanner, "Drop

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"Eh?" Tanner was confused.

Rebecca kicked Tanner's calf, motioning him not to speak.

Tanner was even more confused now.

After the three people were seated, the waiters served the food and drinks.

The lunch was on Rebecca today, so she stood up with a wine glass and delivered a speech out of

courtesy.

Colin played along, and Rebecca proposed a toast to everybody.

"Today, it's my treat. We are all friends, so don't stand on ceremony. Just eat your fill."

With that, Rebecca downed the wine in her hand and glanced at the dishes on the table, feeling sorry

for her purse.

After Rebecca sat down, she kicked Tanner under the table.

Tanner looked up at her and asked with his eyes: [What's wrong?]

Rebecca held her head with one hand, turned to look at Tanner, and said in a voice that was only

audible to them two, "We'll split the bill in half. Do you hear me?"

Tanner twitched the corner of his mouth, turning a deaf ear to what she said. He then lowered his head

to eat the food on his plate intently, never looking up again.

Rebecca glared at him and kicked him again.

Tanner moved his chair quietly and sat close to Abbot.

Seeing that, Rebecca also moved her chair to Tanner.

Tanner couldn't move anymore, and Rebecca stretched out her foot to kick him again.

After a kick, Tanner was unaffected.

After another kick, Tanner was still unaffected.

After the third kick, Abbot turned to look at Rebecca with his face blushing and uttered, "There are so

many people around. What the hell are you doing? "

Hearing Abbot's words, Rebecca was stupefied. She then lowered her head and glanced under the

table.

Instantly, she was caught by surprise.

Tanner was so foxy as to sit with his legs crossed. Consequently, the one she had kicked three times

was actually Abbot.

Rebecca smiled awkwardly and stated, "Mr. Carter, would you take my word for it if I say this is a

misunderstanding?"

Abbot didn't answer her, but the look in his eyes was clear; he didn't believe it at all.

Rebecca took a breath and gave Tanner the evil eye, whereas the latter was now trying his best to stop

himself from bursting out laughing.

Maybe she felt sorry for having to spend a lot of money on this meal, or maybe she was angered by

Abbot's whimsical train of thought, so Rebecca kept drinking wine.

Faye tried to dissuade her twice, but it was all in vain.

When they all had enough and it was time to get the bill, Rebecca managed to get herself drunk.

They walked out of the private room, and Colin went to pay for the meal with his card. Rebecca

wrapped her arms around Faye's neck and murmured, "Faye, I miss you so bad these days!

"Come and live in my place today. You haven't crashed at my place for a long time since you're with

Colin."

With that, Rebecca suddenly set her eyes on Abbot nearby and lowered her voice, saying, "What's

wrong with Abbot?"

Faye smiled and uttered, "His train of thought is so different from others'."

Rebecca nodded hard.

Faye chitchatted with Rebecca, who was wasted. Tanner received a phone call, and his agent asked

him to go back to the company.

Tanner hung up the phone and said goodbye to Faye, "Faye, there's something going on in the

company. Sorry to trouble you to take care of Rebecca."

Faye said, "No biggie. You should be careful after going out. Don't be photographed by the

entertainment reporters."

Tanner put on the hood of his down jacket and took a mask out of his pocket before making an "OK"

gesture.

Shortly after Tanner left, Colin and Abbot came back after getting the bill at the front desk.

Colin darted a glance at drunken Rebecca, arched his eyebrows, and asked, "Shall we send her back

first?"

Faye said, "Mm-hmm."

With that, Faye helped Rebecca go out.

To their surprise, Rebecca suddenly broke free of Faye's hold when they just took a few steps.

Rebecca held the wall and straightened up, uttering, "You don't need to send me home. I'm not drunk. I

can go home by myself."

Then, Rebecca even took out the car keys from her pocket and shook them in the air. "See?" I just

bought a Mercedes-Benz," said she.

Faye was rendered speechless.

So was Colin.

Abbot frowned.

Looking at the drunken Rebecca, the three people were silent for a while. Colin stated with a faint

smile, "Abbot, if you have something to do, just leave now. Ms. Black seems plastered. I might ask

Robert to come and drive her home."

Abbot kept a straight face silently. After a few seconds, he said calmly, "I can drive her home."

"Hmm?" Colin turned to look at Abbot with his eyebrows arched.

Abbot said, "I know what's in your mind."

Colin knew what he was talking about but still asked, "What's in my mind?"

Abbot compressed his lips without saying anything.

Since Rebecca was drunk, she was getting so crazy.

While Colin was talking to Abbot, she was crouching down on the ground and scratching the tiled floor

in the lobby of the hotel with her car keys.

It took her a lot of money to get the car keys.

It took Marriott a lot of money to buy the tiles.

For a moment, there was no telling which party was getting hurt.

"Stop it," said Faye as she crouched at Rebecca's side to stop her.

Rebecca turned a deaf ear to her.

Faye continued, "The tiles are expensive."

Rebecca still turned a deaf ear to her.

Faye lowered her voice, "You'll have to compensate the hotel."

Rebecca silently put her car keys back.

Faye was subdued.

Looking at Rebecca, who was making trouble, Colin spoke in a low and calm voice, "Abbot."

"Hmm?" Abbot was befuddled.

Colin teased, "Are you sure you want to send her home?"

Abbot looked sideways at Colin and did not reply. With a long face, he walked forward and grabbed

Rebecca's wrist. Then, he pulled her up and headed out of the hotel. His action had given Colin the

answer.

Faye did not figure out what had happened, but Rebecca had been dragged away by Abbot.

Faye looked up at Colin with suspicion.

Colin walked up to her and extended his hand to her, saying, "Don't worry, Abbot is a nice guy."

With that, Faye stood up and chuckled. "I just don't know if Ms. Black is that nice," uttered she.