Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 1801

“Oh my, young people these days are so bold and daring. I can’t believe they’re hugging in such a crowded public area. Wait- That doesn’t look like Jaylene,” Claire stated.

“S-Stella?” she uttered as the woman lifted her head.

Didn’t Dahlia say that Keegan and Stella have broken up? She told us that he and Jaylene were building a bond. What is going on???’

Since returning to Cordelia’s residence, Dahlia had gradually become active in her previous social circle. Although she wasn’t as warmly received as before due to her previous downfall, the affluent wives in Rivera couldn’t completely ignore her. After all, she was still the biological mother of the Kane family heir. The Kanes would not completely abandon her due to her ties to the family.

Indeed, shortly after Keegan’s incident, Dahlia returned to the Kane family and regained her status.

Dahlia had spread the news about Keegan wanting to annul his engagement with Stella. She also told people about how he was getting close to Jaylene and that they were going to get married. People were puzzled about why he would leave the Sauns’ legitimate daughter for someone else, but they kept silent, thinking Dahlia would know the situation better.

to Jaylene when they saw Keegan intimately embracing his ex-

seem like you have been misinformed, Dahlia? I heard Stella has moved back to Royalpark Villa,” Olivia chuckled and

was not the only one who had

kept praising Jaylene. So,

was naive and trusting to believe Dahlia’s words without

Keegan when he is about

arranged for Ms. Hall to live with Keegan. Ms. Hall agreed out of duty to help Keegan recover his memory. As heiress of the Saun family, she has everything she needs. Why would she need to latch onto another family? What could she possibly gain?

many of the ladies present. Despite their glamorous appearance, only they knew what

position once detached from the workplace. Their economic status determined their family status. Living within

disputes, their husbands could argue that they’re providing