Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Keegan thought that everything was strange, so he contacted Willow. However, she felt ridiculous upon hearing that. She told Keegan that she was already married to another man and was about to give birth.

She had already forgotten about Marshall. She loved her husband very much and would never go abroad with him.

Stella heard what Keegan said and immediately knew that Marshall was having another episode. In the story he fabricated, he and Willow were still a loving couple, but the reality was that Willow had left him long ago, and Marshall was the one who could not move on.

Just as Keegan was thinking about advising Marshall, Dahlia asked him to sign some documents and suddenly mentioned Marshall and Willow.

She had always looked down on girls who tried to climb the social ladder by attaching themselves to wealthy families. In her eyes, Willow was exactly that kind of person.

Dahlia complained about Willow to Keegan. Before she left, she said, "She should take a look at herself in the mirror. How could the Moore family ever accept someone like her? Irene is going to talk to her. With what she is capable of, I'm sure that Willow wont dare to pester Marshall ever again."

Keegan paused and suddenly felt uneasy. If Frederick constrained the Moore family's mindset, then Irene was the executor of his ideas. Her methods were not something a girl like Willow, with a simple background, could handle.

So, he immediately called Marshall and told him about it, hoping that he could stop Irene from harming Willow.

things spiraled out

character suddenly changed. He grabbed Willow, hailed a cab with her, and wanted to leave Rivera

phone, faintly tinged with fear. However, before she could tell him much, the accident

the scene,

its front crushed and engulfed in flame. The rescue team only managed to pry open Marshall's side of the car door and pull him out. He was

the car door was jammed against the bridge's railing. Worse still, her leg was trapped between the seats,

but the police stopped him. The fire was too intense, and it was

frantic. He turned around and saw another car that had flipped over about thirty feet

the rollover. The driver was thrown out of the car, lying unconscious on the road

car's door,

kicked open the already cracked window

unconscious inside that car was none

softly, "So you've been preventing me from

for Willow's death,