Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan) novel Chapter 454

Chapter 454

After Marshall had finished working with the job at hand in the morning, he proceeded to go to the hospital. He and Vermont went together since he had already informed Vermont of the news about Rainee’s death.

Vermont also tried to contact Keegan and told the Kane family. When he came two days ago, she was still fine. But, by the time he arrived today, Rainee was gone. Vermont was lamenting that all things never stay the same. When they reached the hospital, they did not see Stella. Instead, they saw the bandit woman from that night.

Vermont was stunned for a moment, “You...”

"You shut your mouth!" Felicity glared at him. Then, she turned around to say to Marshall, "You came so early, Mr. Moore?"

Vermont was at a loss for words. Marshall nodded, "I just finished up all the work on hand, so I came over to see what help I could provide. Where is Stella?”

"She is in the on-call room for doctors. The results of her checkup have come out. The doctors probably would like to have some words with her,” Felicity said while looking at the time, "Half the day is gone. Why isn’t she coming out yet? Let me ask.’

As she spoke, the door to the doctor's on-call room opened. Stella came out of the room with the corner of her eyes drooping. There was an addition of, a strange sense of depression from her whole body. Felicity quickly went up, “Stella, how is it? Did the doctor say where the problem was?”

Stella seemed to regain her spirits from Felicity’s voice. Her expression slightly eased, and she said in a low tone, "Nothing's wrong. The doctor said I had recently been staying up late too much; hence, my heart was beating slightly rapidly and disorderly. I would be fine after some proper rest.”

Felicity breathed a breath of relief and hugged her, "It's good that you are fine. You really scared me yesterday.”

Stella patted Felicity's back and looked at Vermont and Marshall, who stood opposite them, "Mr. Snyder and Mr. Moore, my mother's funeral procession will be done at the funeral parlor at Harmony Road. If both of you are free, you can come to send her away. My mother doesn't have many friends. So I want it to be a little livelier when I send her off."