Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

“What happened to playing fair?” mouthed Marshall.

Keegan pretended not to notice and avoided the subject, while Felicity managed to score two presents due to her brave intervention.

With the kindergarten issue grabbing headlines, Marshall was aware of the situation.

Stella was mildly concerned that he would be displeased at her for consulting another lawyer since he was the one who first helped her with the investigation. However, her worries were unfounded. This was proven when Marshall nodded affirmatively and said, “Ted is a great attorney. I’m sure he can help you deal with this matter well.”

He even offered some advice saying, “However, keep an eye on the account called @ShilohTalks. His posts might appear pro-public, but they often carry a provocative tone that fuels division among the people.”

“He’s practically a leech. Remember that viral incident about a girl wearing a Lolita costume taking her wheelchair-bound grandmother with her when she enrolled in university?” asked Vermont as he peeled an orange.

that. Online trolls were having a field day, saying that no student from a respectable institution would dress like that. But then, she turned the tables by revealing an acceptance letter from a top-tier university. The trolls then

without his article. Once he made the post, keyboard warriors started to flood the comment section and made things worse. That poor girl was bombarded with hateful messages, driving her into severe depression and, ultimately, suicide. This outcome never made it to the trending news, but @ShilohTalks garnered

and said, “Now that you mention it, this tactic feels oddly

Keegan

could write something like

Vinci Rivera in the first place?” Keegan elaborated. Sophia’s speeches, masked with personal agendas, were often well-written, but Keegan did

IP address shows

while saying, “IP addresses could be faked, my dear. Carter can literally set your location to anywhere in the world

behind the account,” Marshall paused and glanced at Stella before continuing,