Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan) novel Chapter 194

Chapter 194

Sophia blurted out, “It’s so unfair! What right does Stella have!

“She married into a wealthy family and has the Kanes backing her up. She is useful to the Jewells now. So, of course, your father would take her side,” Hylda replied calmly. “Put more effort into getting a good match. Then, your father would pay more attention to you.”

“No family in Rivera could compare to the Kanes,” Sophia said nonchalantly.

Hylda frowned. “Don’t target the Kanes. The only marriageable option left is Jackson Kane. In all aspects, there is too much of a difference between him and Keegan. Plus, he has a bad reputation. He’s a womanizer, not a good choice for marriage.

Sophia scoffed. “What about Keegan Kane?”

Hylda’s heart sank. “Don’t even think about it. Keegan wouldn’t take any interest in you. Even if he does, he would just fool around with you. He won’t marry you. Do you really want to go through what I’ve been through?”

Sophia pursed her lips and remained silent, but she was unconvinced. ‘If Stella can be his legal wife, why can’t I? Why would I only be someone he toys with?’ she thought.

“A while ago, I asked Mrs. White to scout for potential suitors. She picked out some with great qualifications, and I will arrange for you to meet them once you settle in at work.

Meanwhile, after Keegan teased Stella, the salesperson enthusiastically recommended them some diamond cufflinks.

Keegan thought that Stella would stingily argue back, but she began to go through the cufflinks carefully instead.

In the end, Stella picked out a pair of quadrate cufflinks embedded with melee diamonds. She lifted Kegan’s sleeve up next to the cufflinks and looked up. “What do you think of this one?”

Keegan looked at Stella’s gleaming eyes and felt a part of his heart sink.

He looked away and nonchalantly said, “It’s acceptable, I guess.”

As Keegan spoke, a man’s voice piped up from beside him. “The cufflinks really go with your look, Mr. Kane. Mrs. Kane has good taste.”