Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan) novel Chapter 309

Chapter 309

“He looks better than Keegan too. Why didn’t you fall for him back then?”

Stella was speechless. ‘What was this old man thinking?”

“Mr. Moore is Keegan’s friend. Please don’t talk nonsense here, great-grandpa. People might misunderstand.”

“I’m just saying,” Arthur slowly replied. “Keegan’s not bad either. He was playing chess with me the whole night yesterday. Although he ran back the moment he heard the thunderstorms, there’s still hope for him.”

Stella was once again speechless. “There’s still hope for him? What kind of comment is this?”

By the time they got back, Keegan was done packing, and he left the room. Everyone was enjoying the time left since there were only a few more hours before the ship docked.

Bella was singing enthusiastically to the audience in the restaurant, so she could wipe away her past humiliation. Well, to say the least, although Bella was horrible at acting, she could sing. After all, she did release a single. It was just that she would steal glances at Keegan from time to time when she sang, which was annoying. However, Keegan was busy replying to emails, so he did not pay attention to her amorous glances.

Stella peeled an orange and placed it in Keegan’s mouth. Keegan glanced at her and saw Stella smiling brightly. She said, “This is specially made to treat bruises and injuries.”

Keegan was dumbstruck. She then put another orange into Keegan’s mouth and said, “It’s sweet, right?”

Keegan narrowed his brows as the orange was not sweet at all. It was rather sour. But, he did. not spit it out.

Bella had an icy expression and clutched her hand when she saw their ‘lovey-dovey’ gesture. A chef-like person came over and placed a dessert on the table while Stella was watching the show. Stella turned perplexed and asked, “I don’t think we ordered this.”

The man spoke in Spanish. So, Stella did not understand a word he said, but Keegan did, and his face clouded over. The man finished his speech with a sentence in broken English. “Enjoy your meal.”