Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Chapter 1866

Chapter 1866

That person chuckled. "Just wait for my good news.

Word by word, the insults reached her ears. Aurora, who was always arrogant and domineering, fled upon hearing

those gossip about her in the private room that day.

She no longer attended those social gatherings or afternoon tears where socialites would flaunt their wealth.

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Instead, she spent time with Cordelia, listening every day to stories of Keegan's childhood.

People could be strange sometimes. They could hate each other to the bones when arguing, but once things

calmed down, all the feelings would subside. When she heard about those stories about Keegan, she could not help

but think to herself. 'How did I and Keegan end up like this?

'Is it purely because of Stella?'

She still remembered the day when Keegan got her locked up. She scolded Keegan for being blind and bewitched

by Stella, who enticed him to turn his back on her.

At that time, Keegan looked at her with an extremely disappointed look and asked her, "You used to feel sorry for

even a beggar on the street. Why have you become like this? Aurora Kane, what happened to you?"

His words felt like a dagger, stabbing right through her heart.

However, she was too stubborn to admit her mistake. She believed that Keegan would one day see through Stella's

true colors. When that happened, Keegan would regret the decision to kick Dahlia out of the family.

However, Keegan never regretted anything. When Stella jumped right into the river without any hesitation to save

Keegan, she suddenly realized that she had been wrong all this while.

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That was also the day when she and Aldor stopped picking on each other.

After what happened to Keegan, Aldor led the team and dealt with Chandler. She watched everyone bustling about

and felt useless for not being able to do anything to help.

Aurora's arrogance had slowly diminished, replaced by introspection and growth. She started taking her tasks

seriously, realizing the value in Aider's harsh feedback. It was only then she understood why Keegan had Aldor

supervise her.

As the heiress of the Kane family, she was always treated with deference, her mistakes often overlooked. But Aldor

was different - he answered only to Keegan, and from him, she learned practical, valuable lessons.