Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Chapter 1610

Stella recognized the kidnapper that Keegan had unmasked earlier. It was the same person who attacked Marshall previously.

'Is he here to take his revenge on me?

'No, that can't be right. He was going after Keegan, and he only pulled me into the van because I didn't let go.

'Why would he do this to Keegan? Could it be that it's related to today's meeting?'

Stella's mind was a mess, and she was overwhelmed by her own assumptions.

However, she knew that it was not the time to find out the kidnapper's motive. Instead, she needed to find a way to save Keegan and herself.

The kidnapper had searched both of them thoroughly and took away their phone and other electronic devices. The phone that Stella had secretly thrown under the seat was the only thing they did not take, which offered Stella a glimmer of hope.

Her phone was on silent, and she needed to send out a message before the kidnappers found it.

she thought about it, she heard the driver

hear what the caller said, but the driver replied, "Don't worry, he's not

turned out that Marshall's assailant was not

was very cautious during the entire call. He did not reveal any name or details about the caller and quickly hung up

not get any other useful information, so when the kidnappers were talking to each other, she opened her

could not see his face from her position. Instead, the only thing she could see were the bloodstains

and continued to look around. Then, she noticed that the phone she had thrown into the van earlier was

noticeable spot. But none of the kidnappers had expected

and legs were tied. So, she had to wait for the

the car. Based on what Stella heard from their conversation, she knew that they were going

got out, leaving the driver waiting

for a lighter but could not find one anywhere. He glanced at the

not hear any sound in the van, she

toward the door

realized that it was locked, she knew that there was no chance for her to call others for help. They were in the middle of nowhere, and she could barely see