Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Jaylene was taken aback, and she looked somewhat embarrassed.

She quickly said, "Aurora, I was the one who asked him to help." Jaylene did not particularly like Aldor, but she knew that he was very important to Keegan.

So, she could not offend him, at least for now.

However, Aurora was not having it at all.

"Jaylene, don't bother helping him.

He's always trying to ingratiate himself.

We have security guards working in the lobby.

Why does an assistant like him need to carry bags? I'm sure that he's just doing this to flatter you." Jaylene would be more than happy to have Aldor flatter her, but that was not the case.

So, she immediately took the things from Aldor's hands and said, "Aurora, it's not that serious.

Aldor was just being kind.

I'll carry them myself, then.

Where's your office?" It was only then Aurora stopped messing with Jaylene.

Then, she pointed at the end of the hallway and said, "Over there.

Let me show you the way." After that, she headed toward the office.

Jaylene was wearing a dress, and she found it awkward to carry so many things.

for Aurora's help, but Aurora walked so fast that she reached the door of her office in

tea or coffee?" Aurora

Jaylene was speechless.

shouted, "Anything is fine." Aldor stood

everything related to Stella

box, he took out the ecological micro-landscape glass ball that Jaylene had given to Keegan and placed it

his

a set designer." Aldor replied, "I just want to prove that I’m worth my

on the couch and

Aurora handing her a cup of coffee, she thanked her and took

"Aurora, is Ms.

lowered her gaze without

had spread like wildfire and

heard that Stella was

her at Royalpark Villa, but my father said that she was resting and wanted

gaze turned

"Don't talk about her.

disgusts me!" Jaylene

Stella do

I

do such a thing in

you stop mentioning her name? I'm really fed up." Jaylene

thought that Aurora would want to complain about Stella

to know why Stella was fine after the fall, why Dahlia chose to harm Stella out in public, and what

had too many

she could find the