Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Seeing him, Stella even lowered her eyes and softly praised, "Mr. Kane, you acted very well."

Keegan glared at her, his voice low and intense. "If you keep watching like this, Coco will cut ties with me tomorrow."

Stella replied confidently, "No, she won't. After accepting the red envelope, she can tolerate you a little longer."

Keegan asked sharply, "Did you teach her to ask for red envelopes like this? n

"Don't falsely accuse me; I didn't teach her."

"You may not have taught her directly, but you set an example. Have you forgotten how you always make me buy things for you?"

Stella was speechless. Whenever she wanted Keegan to buy her something, she would often say, "Gifts are only surprises when given voluntarily. If reminded, it shows they don't like me that much."

It had to be said, Coco had learned the essence of it.

Stella also felt a bit awkward, thinking that in the future, she needed to avoid such flirtatious conversations between spouses in front of the children. They might see it as flirting, but the child would take it seriously, which could affect their moral development.

Keegan hadn't been upstairs long when Stella came down.

She was dressed in loose tracksuits, her hair cut shorter and tied back in a ponytail, revealing a smooth forehead. With her rosy lips and white teeth, she looked exceptionally healthy.

Her robust health was something Jaylene envied.

With Keegan gone, Jaylene wasn't in the mood for sisterly affection. "You look healthy; doesn't seem like you're suffering from any major illness."

Stella smiled. "Since witnessing Jaylene's habit of fainting easily, I've been exercising regularly. It seems to have some effect; illnesses come and go quickly."

Jaylene understood her implication and shot her a sharp glance.

"Stella, you've been living here for so long without helping Keegan regain his memory. You've been a burden. Have you ever considered what outsiders might say about this?" Jaylene snapped.

Stella responded calmly, "I haven't heard anything. What would they say?"

"They'd say the Sauns are desperate, eager to give their daughter away to anyone who'll take her for a spin! Even if you don't care what others say about you, you should at least care about your father and brother. They are respectable figures in Rivera. Living namelessly under the Kane family's roof is a disgrace to them! They are too polite to say it, but you should know better!"

Stella remained unmoved, giving Jaylene a cold look. "Is it embarrassing for my father and brother, or are you just worried that Keegan might really remember what you did to him?"

Jaylene's eyes flickered with panic for a moment, then she regained her om composure. "What did do to Keegan? If it weren't for me, you wouldn't have had a chance to see him again in your lifetime."

Stella's eyes turned cold. "If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have been separated from him for so long!"

Remembering the doctor's advice to maintain a cheerful mood, Stella gradually calmed her emotions. She turned away and walked to the the nearby coffee machine, preparing a cup of coffee. "Whether he is an enemy or a friend, when Keegan nearby remembers, everything will become clear."

Jaylene stared at her back, seething with jealousy.

Footsteps sounded upstairs; Keegan was coming down.Content held by NôvelDrama.Org.

Suddenly, Jaylene remembered Darcie's words: If you want to know if Keegan is pretending to have amnesia, just see how he reacts when Stella is in danger.

She glanced at the steaming hot teapot nearby, her fingertips trembling slightly, then reached out and picked it up.