Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Stella paused for a moment and then lowered her gaze. She remained silent for a while before saying, “Mr. Moore, Keegan treats you as his best friend, and so do I.”

“I know.” Marshall smiled gently, though his face looked a little pale. “I’ve never dared to imagine replacing him. I just want you to be happy.”

“I will,” Stella replied softly, “Because I know he’ll want me to be happy too.”

Marshall tightened his grip on his phone and stopped saying anything else.

Jorgeville was a peaceful and tranquil town.

Some years ago, there were some government projects in Jorgeville that took up quite a bit of land. So, many local residents received a substantial amount of compensation for relocation, making their lives relatively comfortable.

However, the town did not have any major industries supporting its economy, and the quality of education was subpar. So, many of the younger generation chose to move out.

So, when the two good-looking and graceful youngsters came to visit Arthur, everyone immediately knew about them.

to know each other. So, in just one day, there were more than ten

and the residents always wanted him to cook forthem during all the important occasions. The elderly ladies in the neighborhood described his cooking as so delicious that the plates did not even need

longer manage the kitchen, he began studying medical books. If someone’s pigs were not gaining weight, if

aware that his knowledge was limited, so he would never charge for his services. When things got too complicated, he would suggest taking them to the

the people in town seemed to know about

over. So, what was originally a simple meal for

the

and utensils, an older woman quietly asked Stella, “Stella, your husband looks so handsome, and he’s so polite, too. What

husband, but my friend.

Arthur saying that his great-grandson

supposed to,

think too much of it and continued enthusiastically, “Be sure to bring him over next time then. I’ll cook some of my best dishes for

her some time to

leaving. Stella and Marshall were