Chapter 167 The Truth


    Chapter 167 The Truth


    The wind from street corners was blowing hard tonight.


    Faye doubted for a moment if she heard things.


    But Colin didn''t want her to get away with it. He lowered his head and whispered in her ear word for


    word, "Faye, I want to be in love with you, really."


    Faye frowned in his arms.


    Colin moved down his hand from her waist to her hand, then covered the back of her hand, and


    entwined forcedly his fingers with hers.


    Colin''s confession was sudden but not abrupt.


    Faye subconsciously expected he would confess one day, but her physiological reaction was out of


    control, which led her hands and feet to be cold.


    The two were deadlocked in the cold wind for about ten minutes. Colin released a sigh of frustration


    and said with pretended casualness, "Let''s go home."


    Colin finished, then rubbed Faye''s hair, took her hand, and walked home.


    On the way home, they were silent.


    After they returned home, Faye went into the bathroom, put down the toilet lid, and then sat on it in a


    trance.


    These words that Colin said, "Faye, I want to be in love with you" were lingering in her ear.


    Faye was staying in the bathroom, while Colin was waiting outside the door.


    When Faye adjusted her mood and came out, she bumped into Colin once she opened the door.


    Faye paused, bending her drooping hands nervously.


    Seeing Faye''s reaction, Colin said, the tip of his tongue touching his cheek, "Have a talk?"


    Faye avoided his gaze. "It''ste, and I want to sleep."


    Colin said in a deep voice, "What about your parents'' car ident?"


    Faye looked up at Colin, with trembling eyelids. "What?"


    With his hands in his pockets, Colin replied frankly, "I met York this afternoon, and he told me


    something about your father."


    Faye frowned. "What is it?"


    Colin lowered his head and looked into Faye''s eyes, with a smile in his eyes immediately. "If you really


    want to sleep, we can talk about it tomorrow."


    Colin touched Faye''s tender spot, and she said, "I don''t really want to sleep."


    Seeing that Faye backed down, Colin didn''t dare to tease her, and took the chance to say, "Well, let''s


    talk."


    "Uh-huh."


    Colin briefly told Faye about the conversation with York this afternoon. The point that York said, was


    that Shepard had an affair with a woman from the Farrells.


    Faye was shocked. "A woman from the Farrells?"


    Colin nodded, "Yes, York didn''t dare to lie to me."


    Faye looked at Colin in disbelief. "My father didn''t have the guts."


    "Maybe he was driven by passion."


    "..."


    There were a few women in the Farrells, especially women of the same age as Shepard. Faye could


    guess who the woman was without thinking.


    Faye calmed down, walked to the bed, and sat down. Then she looked up at Colin. "Is she Tiffany?"


    Colin looked down and felt Faye was nervous. He walked a few steps, leaned forward, and put his


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    hands on her sides.


    Faye stared at Colin without blinking, waiting.


    Colin''s Adam''s apple rolled. "Take it easy."


    Faye took a deep breath, and her hands on herp were a little quivering. "I''ve been wanting to know


    the truth for many years."


    Colin said in a steady and deep voice, "Therefore, you should be calmer at this moment."


    Colin finished, picked her up with a hand around her waist, and then consoled her in his arms, patting


    gently her on the back with hisrge hand. "Yes, she is Tiffany. But verbal statements are no


    guarantee. We need evidence if we want to charge her with her crimes."