Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 2

through gritted teeth, “What is the meaning of this?” “It’s the literal meaning of what was written,” Stella said in a casual tone. “Tell me when you’re done signing it. Then, I can go and get the cert done. Regardless of marriage and funeral, we will not have anything to do with each other in the future.” The veins on Keegan’s forehead kept popping. “I’m asking what is the meaning behind the reason for the divorce!”  Stella kept quiet for a while. Then, she said, “You think it’s normal for us to be this way? Keegan, there is a sentence that I wanted to say to you very early on. Find some time to see a doctor. Your mother has fed me so many alternative remedies every day. What’s the point of me drinking the remedies? The one with the problem is you.” “Stella!” Stella hung up the phone after she finished speaking. She essentially did not give him a chance to vent. Keegan’s expression was grave. Maya was so scared that she did not dare to breathe too heavily as she thought, ‘Mrs. Kane used to be very well-behaved and gentle. Why did she suddenly want a divorce? And, what did she actually say that made Mr. Kane so angry?’ After finishing her speech, only then did Stella feel herself ease up. She suddenly realized how long she had suppressed herself at the Kane family throughout these years. However, that feeling only lasted until the night of the same day. The hotel manager knocked on her room door and subtly expressed that she could no longer continue to stay in that suite. The reason was that the card she used to live in the hotel was specially made for the Kane family. Now that her card was locked out, she had no right to continue enjoying the luxurious suite. Stella was speechless. “Of course, the main thing is that the room card can’t be used anymore. But, you can still proceed with making the payment yourself. We completely welcome this option. May I ask, madam, do you need an extension to your stay?” The manager warmly suggested. For doing business, the principle of not rejecting money was