Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 212

‘So, she’s the assistant job candidate that Felicity recommends,’ Stella thought. She then greeted Shea with a handshake. “Nice to meet you,” she said.

Shea, who was calm, responded with a handshake. “Nice to meet you too, Ms. Jewell. Felicity told you about my situation, right?”

Stella nodded. “You have a son, and you need to take care of him on weekends.”

Shea nodded as well. She was a little nervous when she said, “If it’s not convenient for you, I can arrange full daycare services for my son on weekends since it’s close to where I live. I really need this job.”

Stella took her time to make a decision and asked Shea a few simple questions.

Shea answered them fluently, showcasing her experience in the assistant role. She had previously worked with A-list and B-list artists for eight years at the age of nineteen, and she resigned at twenty-seven. With her extensive experience, Shea could be considered a veteran in show business.

of her marriage and family. Her job as an assistant often required her to be away from home. Plus, both she and her husband, now ex-husband, were not local. Neither of them was available to take care of their child, and they were unwilling to hire a nanny. The constant arguments took a toll on their relationship.

her more free time. She could even bring her child with her

that her ex-husband was having an affair. This came after he experienced success in his career and received a substantial pay

to her financial limitations, the custody of her child was

so they cut

was determined to restart her career to regain custody

had encountered numerous divorce cases that escalated into unpleasant disputes. She did not understand Shea’s decision to opt for

you did that, even if he was using your financial situation against

her head and said, “Before I got married, I had the same thought. But, now that I have a child, there are so

eyes. Even though he has wronged me, he has always been genuine and caring toward our child. It’s just that the relationship between the two adults didn’t work out. There’s no need to drag the child into our disputes. He

she thought, “When become a parent, there’s so much to worry about. And sometimes, you just have to

pain to yourself.”