Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan) novel Chapter 1762

Chapter 1762

Keegan pursed his lips and said after a long pause, “Sure, well do that then.

Cordelia held Stella’s hand and whispered, “Aren’t you worried that he won’t recover his memories?”

Stella comforted Cordelia, saying, “Grandma, even if he can’t remember, I’ll make him fall in love with me again. You can rest assured and be prepared to be a great-grandmother.”

Cordelia felt relieved upon hearing Stella’s words.

Stella had never had the thought of aborting the child. Everything that had happened today was simply a play staged by Vermont under Felicity’s” coercion.”

Going to Cordelia’s home to hint at her pregnancy was Stella’s first step in the plan.

She did not explicitly say it, but given how cautious Cordelia was, Stella was sure she would investigate and monitor her. Consequently, Cordelia would inevitably appear at the hospital during what was meant to be her” abortion.”

Keegan still could not remember her and strongly resisted her. Although Cordelia loved him very much, Stella knew that she would never go along with Keegan’s wishes and let the abortion happen. Therefore, she had to use the child and make Cordelia stand on her side.

As for Keegan, Stella still did not believe he had lost his memory. Rather, she did not believe he did not have any feelings for her.

The fact that Keegan remembered everyone else but her after losing his memory was simply too strange. Also, Keegan’s inexplicable trust in Jaylene after returning did not seem normal at all either. Stella needed time to figure everything out, and the only chance to do that was to stay close to Keegan.

Remarrying Keegan was the least important thing in her plan. Though, there was something she had not lied about-lf Keegan were to marry her, she wanted him to do it with all his heart.

As Stella thought about that, she looked up at Keegan, raising her eyebrow slightly. Her somewhat smug appearance unexpectedly made Keegan’s heart pound.

It was not anger but more like a sense of helplessness in dealing with her.