Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 41

‘What does Dahlia mean by this? They already know that Bella is pregnant, and they still told the nanny to feed me this decoction? Are women just the baby–making tools of the Kane family? They don’t care at all whether the baby is born in wedlock or out of wedlock as long as the woman can still give birth,‘ Stella thought.

Seeing Stella’s eyebrows furrow, Maya quickly replied, “Madam Cordelia specifically told me to add some sugar syrup so that it wouldn’t taste so bitter.”

Stella pursed her lips. “You saw it yourself, Maya. Keegan and I are getting divorced soon, so there is no need for this decoction.”

“What are you saying, Madam? Having some hardships in your married life is unavoidable. You can’t just keep mentioning divorce every time you get into a fight. It hurts the relationship. If the master did not care about you, he wouldn’t have gone out after receiving the call. Besides, how can there be divorced couples still sleeping in the same room?” Maya said.

Stella was speechless. She did not know how to tell Maya that both Keegan and she had merely slept on the same bed. Nothing else had happened.

sexual activities to increase the chances of getting pregnant. When you have some good news and

she had heard these words over the years. Initially, she also assumed so. When Stella and Keegan were married, they had no foundation in their relationship. If they could have

her. That was a living being. They should be born out of the expectation of the parents and not a tool for preserving the parents‘ marriage. She was not willing to give birth to a child for Keegan. Her value as a

want to have a child, so drinking this decoction would

would see this as my fault if you don’t drink it. My son

the decoction. Did she assume that the decoction is as effective as the Nile River and thought that one less dosage

to refuse the request of others. Although she did not want

to her lips, “Maya, you should go clean the study room. I accidentally spilled water on the table, and the

the decoction. Hence, Maya was a

minute…”