Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Chapter 2071

Stella sighed. "Do you have a better plan?"

Felicity scratched her head. After a long pause, she said, "I'll sleep with him first, and if I get pregnant, well get married, otherwise, 111 think of another way. Regardless, I'm not going to marry anyone else other than him.

"I don't want to argue with my mom because I want to be with him. She's raised me and suffered so much for me. Even if Vermont is incapable of having a baby with me, I'll try my best to find a middle ground."

Florence was very successful in her career. That was why she had the confidence to blatantly state her attitude toward choosing her son-in-law.

Stella even thought that Florence might not only want them to have a child just for the sake of it, but she might also want to test Vermont's loyalty.

Vermont's anger went away just as quickly as it flared up. After Keegan arrived, the four of them had dinner together.

When Stella was going back home, she texted Vermont in the car, subtly hinting that he should communicate more with Felicity instead of assuming things himself. She also hinted to him that Florence loved children, hoping he would catch on.

her phone and asked, "Why are you being

that he was impotent. Now, Felicity's mom really thinks that he's incapable

too shy to tell him directly, and as an outsider, I'm in no place to do it either. So, I told him to exercise

encouraging him to hurt her. He's very upset

surprised. "They've been living together for so long, yet

but what's the deal with Vermont? He looks

for a moment before saying, "I suddenly remembered

"What is it?"

him several times every day. Whenever we went out, his phone would ring all night long. Carter said that when they broke up, the lady posted something on her Twitter, saying that it's better to find a

Vermont was hospitalized that year

Stella looked as if the "mystery"

speechless in the driver's

of a feather flock together. Ever since Mr. Kane got back together with Mrs. Kane, he started gossiping about other people's private lives,'

whether Vermont had