Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 97

Stella really wanted to splash her drink on Bella’s face. To be honest, three years of marriage without kids was nothing special. The fact that Dahlia went all over the place for a doctor to force her into having a boy was revolting. Dahlia made it a widely known piece of news. Apparently, people would not say anything about it. However, they would gossip that she could not have children behind the scenes. This was why even though they were married for many years, people still shoved girls into Keegan.

Everyone began to inquire as soon as Bella raised her head. Evidently, they weren’t concerned about Stella’s pregnancy. Since everyone knew that she could not get pregnant, all they wanted to know was if there was a joke to laugh about.

Bella wanted to enrage Stella and make her lose her temper out of embarrassment. However. Cordelia was most concerned about the Kane family’s reputation. ‘Would Cordelia protect Stella if she lost her temper on such an occasion and brought shame to the Kane family? If Cordelia rejected her, how long could Stella stay in the Kane family?‘ Bella was expecting things to play out this way.

and said, “We will tell

keep unstable pregnancy a secret during the first three months. Keegan was sipping tea not far away. He could hear what Stella said, but he did not express his opinion about it. This led the crowd to confirm Stella’s

became the center of attention. Bella pretended to congratulate Stella with the

to directly pointing out that Stella was lying. Stella, however, was not an easy target either. She took a glance at Bella and sneered, “As an unmarried woman, you

his attention on Stella even though he was chatting with others. His gaze was dark with waves of emotions. Stella had no time to pay attention to Keegan and found that

just concerned. Don’t you think that that

startled and looked over to see Mrs. Chapman speaking. She was the one who won all her money during the Mah–Jongg game at Dahlia’s place and ended up defeated when Keegan won all the money back. Mrs. Chapman was good friends with Dahlia. She was smooth and slick in establishing social relations, and she was a senior. The ladies were respectful to her. Mrs. Chapman was