Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Wenham was getting impatient.

Trevor nonchalantly removed the previous emoji and handed the phone back to Wenham.

When Wenham noticed the emoji was gone, he exclaimed, "How did it disappear?" Trevor replied, "Probably just a network delay." Wenham grumbled, "This app keeps getting worse with each update!" Trevor fell silent.

Wenham held the phone, typing a response to his daughter while scolding Trevor, From now on, don't send me so many weird emojis.

One slip of the finger, and I end up clicking the wrong thing.

If your sister sees them, it ruins my image in her eyes, you know?" Trevor pondered to himself; he wasn't sure if it affected his image, but surely she recognized his intelligence.

Wenham hesitated, unsure of how to respond.

He'd have to ask his son, whom he had to bribe with prepaid phone credit.

"Trevor, how can I reply without upsetting Stella but still expressing my frustration with Keegan?" Trevor suggested, "Tell her that his mom sent medicine, and he sent wine.

One could harm the grandkids, the other could harm the dad.

"Do you even want this son-in-law? If you don't, why bother? Just bring Stella back, cut off all contact, problem solved." Wenham glared at him,

and her baby on the way will need a

" "Never mind.

not fond of him, reluctantly accepting him will

my opinion, it's better to call it

find someone else for

have plenty of handsome guys in our company, younger and healthier than

choose

at

"Well, stop throwing tantrums and intimidating them." Wenham glanced at him suspiciously, "Are you here to advocate for Keegan? Did he promise you something?" Trevor stood

persuade me? Dad, even if Stella doesn’t want to leave him, if Keegan and his mom’s problems

made

we compromise a bit too? She's my only sister, and

is for

him so easily, huh?" Trevor chuckled, "Then take your time to consider." With that, he grabbed a bottle of water and reminded Wenham, " Don't forget to lock my door when you leave." Wenham stared at the chat box, uncertain of

felt like holding back

easy, yet not forgiving seemed

dad was