Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Marshall’s love affair eventually came to the attention of the Moore family. They didn’t accept a woman without a background as their daughter-in-law but had their own subtle ways of expressing it. They didn’t openly object but sent an invitation letter, sincerely inviting Willow to attend the old man Moore’s birthday party.

They sent clothes and jewelry, appearing to value Willow greatly. Even Marshall was surprised. They were too young to realize that this was a trap. They believed the elders of the Moore family genuinely accepted their relationship.

Willow wore the clothes and jewelry provided by the Moore family and attended the banquet with Marshall.

However, the lavish banquet wasn’t something one could blend into just by wearing expensive clothes. It was a spiritual humiliation, without overt conflict, but with subtle crushing and contempt from all aspects of origin, vision, and knowledge.

Willow, proud of her achievements, had worked her way up from a small town to the bustling metropolis of Rivera. She always believed in her potential for limitless future success.

But she could never have imagined that her hard-won achievements were insignificant to these people. She was even a joke and a topic of gossip.

She could accept material differences because she was young and willing to work hard, with a promising future ahead. But the spiritual and worldview differences were something she couldn’t reconcile.

After the banquet, Willow calmly reevaluated her relationship with Marshall.

it wasn’t suitable, she would end the relationship in time. No matter how much she

never experiencing a rebellious phase. When

time, Keegan already felt the two

Marshall didn’t have the ability to defy his family then, but he still tried to keep her by his side,

eventually break up but didn’t expect Willow to disappear first. Then, someone with a clear plan for the future

why, but learning about this

reasons were

everyone but smashed her portrait at Kaia’s funeral. Perhaps her spiritual world was on the brink of collapse at that time. When someone is easily broken, no matter what

uncomfortable. She hadn’t expected

evidence and immediately called the police. Why wasn’t a case filed? Why was

believe no one was

pondered and finally thought of the