Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan) novel Chapter 1266

“I said you could stay for a few days until the kindergarten matter is resolved. Who said you could move in permanently?”

She saw more people entering her home carrying a desk, computers, and other equipment, as she spoke. The corner of her eye twitched involuntarily. “Are you here to settle down for good?”

Keegan said in a low voice, “You need another person to share the rent with since Ms. Thompson moved out.”

“Hmph,” Stella scoffed. “This place belongs to my brother. Why do I have to pay rent?’

Keegan added persuasively, “Although you don’t have to pay rent, it would be a waste for you to live in such a big place alone. You always want to get the best deal out of everything, right? Rent the unit to me and I’ll pay you three times the market price for the rent. How does that sound?”

Stella glanced at him. “I own Vinci Rivera. Why would I care about such a tiny amount of money?”

Keegan kept quiet.

“You have to be mine first before Vinci Rivera can be yours.’

“Don’t try to be smart!” Stella glowered at him. “This is my brother’s place. What will other people think of you moving in so conspicuously? You’re making yourself look like someone who depends on a woman.”

Keegan pursed his lips. ‘I’ll just consider it as an experience of being a freeloading son-in-law.

His response left Stella utterly speechless.

Aldor then came out of the guest room. “Mrs. Kane, would you come and try the sound card?”

Stella was taken aback. ’What sound card?”

“Mr. Kane has bought a set of professional voice-over equipment for you, so you can record your work and even do live broadcasts for your fans at home.”

Stella paused, as she shifted her gaze to Keegan. “That computer wasn’t for you?”

Keegan smirked. “I can bring mine over if you want to use it.”

Stella kept quiet.

The men that came with Aldor proceeded to set up the recording studio for Stella.

They installed soundproofing panels, cables, and other necessary components in the room. The room that was initially just a storage space quickly transformed into a decent recording studio.