Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted Chapter 2358-Keegan added, "You are always very serious in front of Jaylene. Playing the good guy role fits your character. I am usually so gentle with her that she definitely wouldn't believe me in that role. You should play the good guy role, whether it's once or a hundred times."

Keegan was about to say something when Coco's voice suddenly came from behind, "Aunt Stella."

"Hey." Stella hurriedly responded and turned around to see Coco looking at them with her big black eyes.

Coco asked, "Did I disturb your love?"

Stella replied, "Not really..."

Coco then asked, "Then what are you doing?"

Stella looked at Keegan and signaled him to start talking.

Keegan did not change his expression and replied on the spot, "Your Aunt Stella told me that she has something to tell you."

Coco looked at Stella, as if asking her what she wanted to say.

Stella cursed Keegan in her heart for not being supportive, but when she looked into Coco's innocent and bright eyes, she couldn't say anything harsh.Content rights by NôvelDr//ama.Org.

Keegan was still gently patting her waist from behind, signaling her to be calm.

Stella opened her mouth but all she said was, "Well, it's nothing. I just wanted to ask you what you want to eat tonight."

Coco's eyes curved with a smile, "Wonderful! Grandma Whitney said she would teach me how to make it later. She said you like wontons with shrimp filling the most. When I learn how, I'll make them for you guys!" Stella's heart softened, and she couldn't say anything more.

"By the way, wait for me a moment," Coco said and ran out.

Stella was confused. Within two minutes, Coco came back with her piggy bank jar.

She held her piggy bank jar in front of Stella and said sincerely, "Aunt Stella, can you help me with this money?" She took out a wad of money from her pocket and handed it to Stella, "Aunt Stella, can you help me donate this money?"

Stella was stunned for a moment. She had heard Coco say before that this money jar was a gift from Keegan when she was six years old.

When she came to live in Royalpark Villa, she brought her money jar with her. Keegan had joked before that she would forget everything when she moved, but she would never forget her money jar. It was obvious that she would grow up to be a money-grubber like her.

She thought that Coco was just like her when she was a child, wanting to save enough money to buy the things she liked, but she didn't expect that she would want to donate it.

Stella squatted down, took Coco's hand, and asked softly, "Coco, why do you want to donate the pocket money you have saved for so long? What's wrong?"

She wondered if Coco had heard their discussion.

Coco lowered her eyes and said, "Aunt Stella, if Uncle Keegan hadn't adopted me, would I still be alive?"

Stella was stunned, not knowing what made a seven-year-old girl ask such a question.

Stella didn't know how to answer, but

Coco didn't seem to need her

answer. She said to herself, "I probably wouldn't survive. Unglen Keegan is rich, so he found a suitable bone marrow for you and Coco. You don't have to wait in line like Lele. Even if you can wait, you have to stay in the hospital all year round and spend all your money on blood transfusions. When it's your turn to get a bone marrow transplant, will you still have money?"

Coco said, "I want to donate the money in the jar to children like Lele. I

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don't want them to die when they are aspidas/Lele Lele said that the clouds in the sky are very white and the flowers on the ground are very

fragrant. You have to live to see them once."

Stella didn't know who Lele was, but Keegan knew.

Lele was one of Coco's few friends, a friend she met in the hospital. He was five years older than her, had the same disease, and the same rare blood type, but he didn't get a bone marrow transplant and survive.

It's not that he didn't wait for the

bone marrow. He had two chances to

have a bone marrow transplant. The first time was the best time, but his family was heavily in debt for his medical treatment. They borrowed all the money they could but still couldn't get enough for the surgery. His parents could only grit their teeth. and give up, trying to save money for the next time.

But no one expected that the second time would take so long, so long that Lele's body had deteriorated and he could no longer undergo surgery.