Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Chapter 262

Chapter 262

When Stella arrived at Nine Avenue, she quickly saw Vermont and the six-foot-tall Keegan, who was

standing beside him.

She immediately wanted to just step on the accelerator and leave. But Vermont was constantly

screaming out there. He wore a pink suit, looking like a walking butterfly. He was chasing her car while

shouting. Stella stopped the car because she found it very embarrassing.

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She then lowered the window. Vermont held onto the window frame as he panted, “Stella, we’re the

tallest in this street. Didn’t you see us?”

Stella calmly said, “You dressed up like a celebrity who came here for street snaps. You’re too

handsome. I thought you were someone else.”

Keegan glanced at Stella. ‘I bet she didn’t say what she meant.”

Keegan saw the hint of disgust that flashed in her eyes when she lowered the car window.

Stella’s lies came so easily now. But it certainly worked for Vermont.

Vermont narcissistically tidied up his hair. He winked at Stella. “I’d be one of the top celebrities if I were in

the entertainment industry, right?”

“You’d do better than that. You’d be a lady killer. You’d lead a new age of beauty.”

Vermont was happy as he said, “Great minds think alike!”

“To be fair, Stella is increasingly pleasing to the eyes. She’s gorgeous, good at acting, and very

Sweet.

‘Come to think of it, Keegan’s a little ungrateful. He has such a beautiful wife, but he doesn’t treat her

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well. And he always quarrels with her.”

Keegan did not know that his best friend was starting to switch sides just because Stella buttered him up.

Vermont opened the car door. Keegan naturally sat in the front passenger seat.

Stella looked at him. “Mr. Kane wants to save on gas too?”

Without answering her, Keegan asked a rhetorical question. “Is the Bugatti nice to drive?”

Stella was speechless.

I’d been driving the Bugatti to Cordelia’s place for the past few days. Keegan sent the car for service

today. That’s why I didn’t drive it. But he obviously knew my whereabouts.”