Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Marshall idly spun the glass around before finally offering a light smile.

"Maybe he’s seen it, or perhaps it was all just a joke." Stella lowered her gaze and remained silent.

Glancing at a group of children nearby, Marshall suddenly inquired, "Is the little girl from the memorial service still with the Kane family?" Stella nodded.

Keegan brought her to the mansion." Marshall appeared somewhat surprised.

"Weren't they supposed to hand her over to her relatives?" Stella explained, "Aldor mentioned that the child lost all her immediate family, and no other relatives were willing to take her.

Keegan was worried about sending her to an orphanage, so he decided to keep her by his side for the time being." Taking a sip of tea, Marshall asked, "Have you all not considered putting her up for adoption?" Stella chuckled softly.

"I did bring it up once with Keegan, and we ended up arguing.

He accused me of not being able to accept a child.

If it weren't for the paternity test I arranged between him and the child, I might have believed she was his biological daughter.

He treasures her immensely.

just continue to care for her."

it." Squinting as she glanced at someone in the distance engaged in conversation but occasionally casting glances her way, Stella remarked lightly, "Actually, Keegan

that time, I hadn't met

me wasn't Coco; it was Heather

and she and Coco's father met when scotch heather was in full bloom." Sighing, Stella continued, "It was supposed to be quite the romantic story, but unfortunately, the ending wasn't a

said softly, "Excuse me, I need to use the

Heather, Coco was just Coco, but Marshall first met

must know that Coco wasn't his child, but upon hearing the name Heather, he must have thought that

would surely investigate the matter between Willow and Jayson Morrell, unraveling the mysteries

the truth might not

forehead; regardless of whether Marshall's actions were

really fallen, she didn't

person; he wished Keegan dead yet

was Keegan's weakness, yet he showed leniency toward her time

she wouldn't have to worry

the person is already gone!"