Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan)
Chapter 2162

He rolled down the window and called out, "Ms. Saun." Jaylene lifted her head and met his gaze.

Then, she noticed the Toyota Corolla he was driving, worth over a hundred thousand. She furrowed her brows slightly and asked, 'Why did you come in this car?"

Larry Bard explained, "This is my own car. Ms. Hall is resting today, so I didn't use her car."

Jaylene felt somewhat disdainful, but in the end, she didn't say anything. She put away her phone, opened the back door, and got in.

The car was neatly organized inside. Though a bit cramped, the comfort level was just acceptable to her. There was also a car perfume inside. It was their company's product; one that was not considered cheap. Among this series of car perfumes, it was her favorite.

She couldn't help but size up Larry. Could this poor-looking guy afford it?

It must have been a gift from Stella Hall, that hypocritical woman, trying to win people's hearts. With this thought, she labeled Stella as "hypocritical" once again.

Larry took out a delicate gift bag from the compartment in front and handed it to her. "Ms. Saun, here's your stuff."

As he was speaking, Jaylene took off her mask, and Larry finally saw the palm print on her face; her cheek was already swollen. Anger surged from his heart, and he asked in a low voice, "What happened to your face? Who hit you?"

Jaylene frowned, coldly saying, "It's none of your business!"

She took the bag he handed over and found not only her keychain inside but also a pearl hairpin packaged in a box.

She only took her keychain and handed the bag back to Larry, "You left your stuff inside."

Larry forcibly moved his gaze away from the bruise on Jaylene's face. He didn't take it back but said softly, "That's a gift for you." Jaylene frowned, looking at Larry with a scrutinizing gaze. "A gift for me? Why? Why was this driver of Stella's acting so inexplicably? Was he trying to set her up?

Larry awkwardly explained, "My wife prepared the gift. She wanted me to get along well with the higher ups. I didn't know what you liked, so I chose this."

Jaylene liked pearls, and she had many precious and rare pearls. The pearl hairpin Larry gave her was inferior in both quality and color, the kind she wouldn't spare a glance at even if it was thrown on the ground.

But she didn't refuse. Instead, she played with the hairpin and said, 'I heard that your wife is intellectually impaired. I didn't think she'd know much about the importance of building interpersonal relationships." Larry said, "She's just a little slow and can't speak when she's anxious, but she is aware of such principles and values."

Jaylene had no interest in hearing about his family matters and said oe, "You are Ste pee, £ drivercyou've

p,wpekingswith e€ company for a au nea now, don't you know that I have a problem with her? By trying to please me with gifts, aren't you afraid she'll fire you?"

Larry lowered his eyes and said, "I gave gifts to many people; it's just a small gesture for my recent employment. Ms. Hall has no reason to fire me because of this."

Jaylene sneered inwardly. Indeed, people who were of lower socioeconomic ley wputd gavel hevera. Dieéa th fe upper levels of society. They were everywhere, trying to curry favor, like using a cheap hairpin to please their boss.

She put the hairpin into her bag, gave him an address, and told Larry to drive her there. On the way, Jaylene kept sending voice messages on her phone.

"Keegan, are you awake? Are you feeling better?" "Keegan, Aaron is just my classmate. He used to BUESYRL me, butdonilieals-Dont

Fe inerceanc: ""Keegan, don't take my mom's words to heart. She and I have different thoughts and ideas." "Keegan, thank you for speaking up for me today. I..."

Perhaps realizing that Larry was still in the car, Jaylene stopped halfway through her sentence.

Larry drove without looking sideways, seemingly not paying attention to whom she was talking to.