Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Someone from the crowd could not contain her curiosity and asked, "Ms. Hall, what are these?" Stella approached, appearing slightly embarrassed.

She said, " Didn't I mention earlier? The weather is cold these days, so I thought of giving some clothing items to keep everyone warm." "But didn't you say you had prepared something more uniform? These don't look uniform at all.

They're all different." another from the crowd said.

Stella explained, “They are uniform in a way.

I didn't know everyone's sizes, and since we're not all acquainted yet, asking directly felt too presumptuous.

So, I opted for a uniform approach and bought everything in size S.

"Seeing that some of you have a similar build to mine today, I initially thought of exchanging a few for size M.

But Jaylene insisted I give them out today, and seeing everyone so eager, I had no choice but to bring them over." Stella touched the fabric of the clothes and added, "These might not look very thick, but they're actually quite warm and comfortable.

Jaylene often wears these brands herself.

Considering we're about the same age, I figured our tastes would be similar.” Julia was annoyed by Stella's words and thought, ‘So, uniform meant the size was uniform? Is she genuinely this oblivious?' Then Julia turned to Jaylene and saw that her reaction was clearly far from pleased.

was unaware of why Jaylene was so

rack was part of the clothing she had used to mock Stella

sizes that Stella could

dreams, I had not anticipated that Stella would use these

eloquent justification, how could she be

concerned with whether Stella

apparel, each piece valued in the five figures, was universally appealing,

accepting such expensive gifts did come with a

"Ms.

are beautiful, but they're

even carrying my usual bag or taking the public transport." "And accepting such costly gifts without earning them doesn't sit right with me." "These clothes are so nice; I feel like I don't deserve them." Stella laughed and

piece of clothing for each

fine the clothes are, they're meant to

the end, they're

thing as not

why burden ourselves with