Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 876

Stella said, ’I don’t quite have the space for them in my house, so I plan on placing

them at a friend’s.”

A while ago, Keegan had been getting people to send Stella lots of shoes and clothes,

so her clothes room was full and could not fit the bags.

To others, however, Stella’s words meant her house was so small she had to store her

bags in her friend’s house. She sounded incredibly broke.

Everyone could not help but gaze at her with sympathy.

‘Why is she challenging Bella when she doesn’t have what it takes?’ they thought.

Meanwhile, Yolanda was not that nice about it; she outright said mockingly, “She’s

asking you to pick two; do you think you’re doing wholesale?”

Stella was not angered. She answered coolly, “Bella’s going to throw them out

anyway. Besides, doesn’t she like helping newcomers? Isn’t giving the bags to me

better than throwing them out?”

Her words put Bella in a difficult spot.

outdated, one could still get quite some money back

them off as secondhand

was no secret celebrities in the entertainment industry

use in private.

goods were inherently expensive; they could not afford to

were rich. Besides, they bought many of

trend was over, the

so they sold them and replaced them with new

was not selling the bags because she wanted to show

Stella took her words seriously, so Bella

them

Bella had been silent for a long time, Stella decided to provoke

having a hard time letting go, Bella?” Stella looked at

look. She continued, “After all, these things aren’t cheap, so it’s

be unable to let

“You’re overthinking, Stella,” Bella cut her off.

However, these things are outdated and no

are considered to have been used to their

potential if they’re useful

‘No different from trash… She’s giving Stella trash… How

humiliating words?’ everyone

However, Stella actually tolerated Bella’s words. Her reaction

because she was

Can I take them today,

at how

of her. After leaving

“Can you manage to take them all at once? There are so many. Why don’t