Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 1126

The high school student that Stella had pushed away was shocked when she saw the broken shards of glass on the ground. ‘It would’ve been me if it weren’t for her,’ she thought.

“Stella!” Marshall’s voice sounded. His face was sullen as he pushed through the sea of people, trying to get to Stella. He hastily used a handkerchief to cover her wounded head. Seeing that the cloth was soaked in blood, Marshall stared at the crowd with a cold face and said, “Who did this?”

Those shouting at Stella earlier immediately shut their mouths and looked at each other. No one admitted to the assault. Then, someone said, “She deserved it for pushing Bella and refusing to apologize.”

Marshall’s cold gaze pierced through them as he said, “Did any of you see her push Bella down the stairs? Or did the police say that she did it?”

and clear things up if she didn’t do it? Why did

you believed what you saw on the internet without solid evidence and convicted her. None of you held back when you criticized and bullied her, yet now you’re asking why she didn’t just come out and clarify herself? Would you even believe her if she

coldly.

You’d attack her no matter what she says and never be satisfied with her, no matter what she does or doesn’t do. You vent your anger and frustrations in the name of your so-called justice. But all you’re doing is hurting someone on behalf of your

the

Stella. However, a few people did

said, “I’m Marshall Moore, a friend of Stella’s and her lawyer. I am responsible for protecting her in terms of her reputation and personal safety. The police are investigating the case, and

important an actor’s appearance is in the film industry. I urge whoever threw that glass to come

feeling a

helpless for not being able to protect you. Put some pressure on the wound and don’t say

held her hand and

looked toward the crowd sternly. “No one wants to come out and admit it? Fine. We’ll check the surveillance. I’m telling you; you can be convicted for at least three to ten years for intentional harm. Refusing to plead guilty will