My Fair Stunner

Chapter 613 Male Confidant

Chapter 613 Male Confidant

When Tanner cursed and sat up, he was still dazed.

But after seeing the person in front of him, he instantly sobered up.

Rebecca blinked at Tanner with a smile, "Tanner, good morning!"

Tanner was stunned and said, "Bad luck."

After speaking, Tanner didn't mind the dirty floor and lay down again.

Rebecca moved forward and stretched out a finger to poke Tanner's arm. "Are you going to abandon Text © owned by NôvelDrama.Org.

yourself to vice?"

Tanner was too lazy to open his eyes. "I'm meditating."

Rebecca deliberately distorted Tanner's words, "Don't meditate, and open your eyes to see the world."

"I don't want to see it."

"Do you have nothing left to live for?"

"The world is too dirty."

Rebecca teased, "Well, your words are quite philosophical."

After speaking, Rebecca saw Tanner was silent and whispered, "Stand up. As a man, you're so weak

against pressure."

Tanner said calmly, "Don't you always regard me as your sister? Don't treat me as a man."

"Don't let Faye and me look down on you."

After Rebecca finished speaking, Tanner pursed his closed lips and said nothing.

Seeing this, Rebecca coughed twice and stood up. "Faye, I keep a close watch on him and you go to

make hangover soup for him."

Faye stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window and said, "Okay."

After speaking, Faye walked to the kitchen.

When Faye wasn't here, Tanner frowned and opened his eyes.

Rebecca kicked him. "Get up. Don't you feel ashamed?"

Tanner sat up and was silent for a while. Then he got up and went to the bathroom.

Looking at Tanner's back, Rebecca sighed, picked up the trash can, and cleaned up the mess in the

living room.

About 20 minutes later, Tanner came out of the bathroom and wiped his hair as he walked toward

Rebecca.

Rebecca looked over at him, "Are you sober?"

Tanner didn't answer but asked, "When did Faye come?"

Rebecca answered honestly, "She came with me together when you were drunk."

Tanner was wordless.

"Do you feel ashamed now?"

Tanner's face turned deathly pale. He walked to the sofa, sat down, and wiped his hair.

Tanner was silent. Rebecca stepped to him and wanted to say something. At that moment, Faye came

out of the kitchen, carrying the hangover soup.

There were few ingredients at Tanner's house. The hangover soup was made of cabbage, sugar, and

vinegar.

Faye put the hangover soup on the coffee table and pushed it to Tanner.

Tanner didn't lift his head, picked up the hangover soup, and drank it fast.

There was usually a lot of vinegar in this kind of hangover soup. It smelled very sour.

Rebecca stood aside and couldn't help but feel her teeth sour, "Tanner, you're brave."

After drinking the hangover soup, Tanner put down the empty bowl, drew a tissue, and wiped his

mouth. He calmed down, looked up at Faye, pretended to be cool, and smiled, "Faye, thank you."

Faye ignored Tanner and turned to look at Rebecca. "Send the bowl to the kitchen."

Rebecca understood what Faye meant. Faye had something to talk about with Tanner.

Rebecca bent down and picked up the bowl on the coffee table. Then she gave him a concerned look

and went into the kitchen.

As Rebecca left, only Tanner and Faye were in the living room.

Tanner grabbed his hair uneasily with his hands. "Faye, you stare at me like this, which makes me

scared."

Faye looked at Tanner. "Why didn't you tell me about this?"

Faye smiled lightly, "Well, it's too common to mention. Isn't it normal to bully unknown entertainers in

the entertainment circle? It's not fresh news."

"Do you want to continue to keep it from me?"

Looking into Faye's cold eyes, Tanner was wordless.

Faye drew a breath, "Director Sawyer was requested by others to give you a hard time. I don't believe

you didn't know."

Tanner's hands on his knees tightened.

Seeing Tanner like this, Faye walked to the single sofa beside her and said calmly, "I offended Gunner

some time ago. He asked Director Sawyer to create problems for you. In fact, his aim was to get back

at me."

Tanner looked down at the ground, "I know."

"Tanner."

Tanner could expect that Faye would say, "I'm sorry that I put you at risk." He didn't want to listen.

Tanner picked up the cigarettes on the coffee table, took out one, and bit it. Then he took out a lighter

and tried to light the cigarette.

But today, the lighter seemed to be against him.

He tried several times but failed.

Tanner frowned and threw the lighter on the coffee table.

Seeing this, Faye took the lighter and rotated it in her hand. Then the lighter worked, and Faye handed

the flames to Tanner.

Tanner leaned over and lit his cigarette.

Faye said, "I'll deal with Gunner. Tanner, come to work at Farrell Media tomorrow."