Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 1272

Throughout the year, @ShilohTalks published extensive articles on almost every trending topic on the news while delving into the depths of the matter and its broader implications. She wrote about a student being mean to a cat, a problem at a university cafeteria, a person taking bad pictures of others in the subway, someone cheating at a famous school, and a really sad time when a famous person on the internet died.

In an age where honest journalism was scarce, the blogger fearlessly spoke the minds of many. Hence, it came as no surprise that she garnered a massive following.

Felicity didn’t always agree with what the blogger said. Sometimes the blogger seemed too much on one side or tried to make people angry. But still, some of the things she wrote were fun to read. So, Felicity started following the account and reading what they wrote.

It had not been a year since this account started, but it already had millions of followers from different places.

The kindergarten thing wasn’t a big story by itself, but on big websites.

I started feeling uneasy. She admitted that Sophia was undoubtedly at fault. However, her acts of kindness after

not all heroes wear capes. I almost stopped following her because of that,”

maybe we just had different ideas, but now check things before they write about them. So, I

right thing and

talking. She laughed when she heard what her friend said and said, “You can’t trust everything you see online. People who make money from this stuff might not be fair all the

know about this already, I might feel sorry for the kids and parents. I’d be mad at the person who caused the problem,” Stella said after a short

problem. It talked about how important school is for kids. The text featured interviews with two parents who had relocated to Rivera, sacrificing a considerable portion of their savings to secure

They saved a lot of money to do that. But then, after only half a year, they had to move their kids again, and

sometimes, they could even cost more than a college student’s monthly allowance. The financial burden of transferring their child to a new school