Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Caline had specialized laboratories and different rooms for storing various

scents. When Stella was there, she got to smell fragrances she had never

encountered before. It was a delightful experience for her.

Darcie was very gracious and decided to accompany Wenham in giving Stella a

comprehensive tour. She held a high position in the company, and everyone

treated her with the utmost regard. Amidst the respect, there seemed to be a

hint of awe.

Stella did not have enough time to observe the situation to be entirely certain,

but she realized something strange-the headquarters surprisingly did not have

any employees with more than twenty years of service.

Wenham mentioned that Caline’s predecessor was called Enchanted and was

established twenty-eight years ago. At the time, they recruited girls around 18 or

19 years old to work in the store. ‘Based on their age, they wouldn’t be retiring

yet, right?’ Moreover, when the classic fragrances were first introduced,

Enchanted had already made a name for itself. The initial employees held

company shares, but strangely, none of them stayed until the end.

“What’s wrong?” Wenham quickly asked when he noticed that Stella was lost in

thought. “Are you tired?”

trance and shook her head. “I’m

company are all so

and said, “In recent years, the

making operations more

difficulty operating them, so we

up. The senior employees have been

duties in subsidiary branches.

Stella did not bring up the

was off. She had visited the equipment room,

was not particularly difficult to

Stella made sure to jot down everything

and the

Aldor and asked if he could help her

hearing her request. “Of course, but you’ll

longer. Maybe I’ll be able to help you after the election. Mr. Kane

and I need

job. I’m not in a rush.” Stella paused for

“Is

Mr. Kane still has some matters to

to pass the phone to

to hang up if I heard his

let him

I’ll be there whether

“Alright, I’ll be sure to convey

was held on the day

woke up early, and as soon

a neatly pressed suit. “Sir,

to wear it

with a

He was not