Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 509

He halted the conversation right then, turned around, and headed into The Deli. Bella’s expression turned gloomy. ‘Having been used to the core, I’ve already lost all usefulness to Keegan, yet he had not shown a single interest in our relationship for the past few years. I’ve worked so hard to climb to this position. And, what is it about

Stella? What am I lacking, and what does she have that made her so quickly to be able to find such a good man like Trevor the instant she was divorced?’ Still sulking, she took out her phone and dialed a number. When the call was connected, she said in a low voice, “It’s me, Bella.”

Before the person on the other end could respond, Bella continued, “I’ve done it as you said, yet Keegan did not respond. You have to help me.”

Once they were in the elevator, Stella said, “Mr. Saun, thank you for helping me out.” Trevor smiled and said, “I didn’t really do it just to help you. He blocked my way, so I had to get him back.”

“Huh?”

“He thought there was something going on between the two of us, but my father had a lot of profiles of socialites and is already preparing matchmaking sessions for me.”

Stella was dumbfounded.

for being ruthless,” Trevor said with his upturned lips. “Did you see his face just now? I was afraid that he might break down from all

was speechless. Then, she said, “You’re

down crying well before he even would! Not to mention an ex-wife that no longer has

private cubicle. When they were arriving at the cubicle, Stella turned nervous instead. She unconsciously tightened her hands when Trevor opened

brought her with

after greeting them, revealing Stella whose eyes were downcast

of astonishment. Her long hair was tied back in a ponytail. With her minimal makeup and picturesque eyebrows, she could not hide her stunning

at her. Darcie said with a smile, “Trevor, is this

his daze after Darcie spoke, and he immediately

let Ms.

then continued, “Trevor, help Ms. Jewell order a

tone. “The dishes that were ordered are more than enough, and I’m