Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted by Eleven Jewell

Chapter 1630
Marshall was taken aback by Felicity's remark. He felt guilty and murmured, "There's no doubt that my actions have led to what
happened here, but I really didn't foresee that taking on this case would lead to such consequences..."
Felicity felt even more frustrated upon hearing that. "What do you mean you didn't foresee this? You literally took on a divorce
case. Are you telling me you didn’t know about the condition that your client's husband was suffering from? Did you not know
what kind of person he was? How many years have you been in this profession? Do you just charge into cases with only
passion? It's fine if you don't fear for your life, but don't let your actions drag others into it! How dare you claim you never saw this
coming when someone is unconscious while the other is nowhere to be found? You will have blood on your hands if Keegan is
found dead!"
Marshall's face darkened, as he listened to Felicity's harsh words.
Vermont thought that Felicity had gone a bit too far and decided to interject. "We haven't found him yet, so why are you talking
about life or death? And it's been two or three months since the court case. No one could have guessed that the maniac was
lurking around for so long."
He turned to his friend and continued, "Marshall, don't let her words get to you. Stella hasn't woken up yet. She's just worried and
saying things without thinking through. If you hadn't been there in time, maybe none of them would have made it. That man was
a lunatic."
Marshall looked defeated. It was unclear if he had taken in Vermont's comment. It took him a while to say, "Ms.
Thompson is right. I bear an inescapable responsibility for this incident. I didn't thoroughly look into the husband before taking on
that case. My client concealed her husband's condition from me in order to gain more assets in the divorce case, leaving me
unaware of the potential risks.
I am deeply sorry that it led to all this."
Vermont remained silent. Unlike Felicity, who was not close with Marshall, he could not bring himself to take his anger out on
him.
Vermont and Keegan were childhood friends, and he had a solid relationship with Marshall. He also recognized that the bond
between Marshall and Keegan was far stronger.

On the night of the search, Vermont had witnessed Marshall devote over ten hours to the search and rescue team in hopes of
finding Keegan. Despite the many grievances, he could not find the words to express them.
"Let's just stop talking about this. There's nothing else to be done here. You and Ms. Wilson should go back for now," said
Vermont. He paused before he continued, "Mr. Saun is worried about Stella's well-being and asked us not to tell her about
Keegan. So, don't let anything slip when she wakes up. IV
Marshall fell silent for a moment. "Stella is smart. I doubt we can keep her in the dark for long."
"We'll keep this secret for as long as we can. We can't afford any more mishaps."
Marshall agreed with a nod and placed a bouquet of flowers by Stella's bedside. He gazed at her intensely and signaled Kayla to
leave.
The two did not speak on their way out of the room.
Kayla thought that Keegan's disappearance was a perfect opportunity for Marshall to pursue Stella. However, he did not seem
too pleased about the situation. After all, his love rival was also his best friend. It was only natural that he was still coming to
terms with it.
At the hospital entrance, Marshall turned to Kayla and said," Ms. Wilson, I've called you a cab. It'll be here shortly. The license
plate is XXXX. I have something to attend to at the law firm, so I won't be able to send you home."
"Oh, that's fine. You can go." Kayla shrugged and was unfazed.
Marshall gave her a nod before turning around and walking away.
Kayla watched him leave and thought, 'He doesn't even look like Keegan from the back. How could the kidnappers mistake
Keegan for him?'
Meanwhile, Stella was still having nightmares about the night she was kidnapped. The image of Keegan being beaten and
pushed into the water was replaying in her brain. She watched helplessly, as he drowned in the icy river.
In her dreams, she was like a bystander. No matter how much she cried or tried to hold on to Keegan, he would slip through her
fingers everytime and become a lifeless corpse.
She cried and cried until she opened her eyes.

Suddenly, her surroundings were no longer pitch black.
Above her was a white ceiling, and everything around her was bathed in light. For a moment, she felt as though she had just
woken up from a very long dream and that she was still at Solstice Shore in the morning when Keegan proposed to her.