Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Chapter 1553

Keegan had been waiting in the car for Stella. As soon as she got in, she fumed, "How dare he strut around in front of me! I may not have caught him red-handed, but I'm not a fool!"

Keegan opened a water bottle and handed it to her. "Here. Take a sip and tell me what happened."

Stella took a few sips and cleared her throat before she said, "I know all this happened because of Chris! But, I don't have any concrete evidence that could link him to this incident. Otherwise, I would've fired him on the spot!"

Stella had noticed the financial assistant as soon as she joined the company. She was quite attractive and about the same age as Stella.

Stella had been busy with the new product launch recently and spent a lot of time in the store. She would run into the staff casually gossiping whenever she went to the break room or restroom.

From those conversations, Stella learned that the financial assistant had been specially recruited and had a close relationship with Chris. Some of them had even seen them leaving a hotel together. However, no one dared to speak up since he was in a higher position than them.

Stella saw the financial assistant being accused of the crime, she knew that Chris must have had something to do with it. However, the assistant was unwaveringly loyal to Chris and willingly shouldered

was naturally upset that she was unable to catch the person who was actually behind

a store manager. He only makes money if the store makes money.

the flats Keegan had prepared for her. "The Velvet's revenue is fairly high. I doubt Darcie

around her. She was not even willing to leave a room in the house for Trevor. She appeared kind on the outside, but

knew that Darcie would not hesitate to take what was rightfully

said," You shouldn't let those who oppose your management cause trouble right under your nose. Find a reason to let

Keegan. Chris and Darcie have some sort of relationship. Otherwise, she

abroad. If I fired him for no apparent reason, Darcie would go to my dad and complain. Even if he doesn't openly criticize me, he'll definitely compensate her. Firing him would do more harm than good. I can't

not the way to go, Madam. Isn't this your specialty? Remember that time when you and Mr. Kane went to a banquet and, on the way back, you accidentally knocked over your precious plant? You didn't want to spend money to buy a new one, so you pinned the blame on Mr. Kane. He was drunk at the time and naturally couldn't remember what he had done the night before. In the end, not only did he compensate you for the Clivia, but

fault for him to commit. When the time comes, just frame him,