Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

She knew Jaylene's ways.

Wasn't Wren afraid Jaylene would undermine her again for getting so close to Stella? Stella really couldn't figure this girl out.

On the other hand, Kiara seemed pleased, warmly greeting Wren.

"Wren, isn't your grandmother still in the hospital? Why are you having lunch at the office today?" Before Wren could respond, someone nearby teased, "She should have come to the office earlier.

The lunchbox she brings every day looks like slop.

Can you even eat that? I'm telling you, Wren, the canteen has subsidies, it's only three hundred a month.

You can't be that short on money, with the way you bring your lunch, I've seen enough even if you haven't eaten enough." Wren's face immediately flushed red, clutching her chopsticks in embarrassment.

Kiara frowned, "Quiana, how can you say such things? Whether to eat at the canteen or bring a lunchbox is everyone's choice.

Spending three hundred at the canteen is considered class?" The person called Quiana sat beside Jaylene, whom Stella had met before, also from the finance department.

she brings a lunchbox every day that looks like mush, to

affects

how’s that fair?" Julia Harper

that time? She picked the most expensive one, didn't she? You can tell she's materialistic, she picked the best one right away." "Wearing clothes worth tens of thousands, but unwilling to spend three hundred on meals?" "Can you compare the two? Clothes worth

your pocket." Jaylene also generously offered, "Wren, if your family is really struggling, you can mention it to the

hundred meal fee for you." Wren turned as pale as a sheet, her eyes

three hundred meal fee wasn't much indeed,

in good condition due to old age, and needed food to be soft and

of convenience in taking care of her grandmother, she didn't eat

one for herself to be reheated by the

after being reheated, and since she wasn't allowed to eat in the office, Wren could only

had seen her lunch box, and

and would always come to the canteen only after everyone had

was that her

renal disease was a bottomless pit, no matter how much money you threw