Mr. Kane Got cklisted By Eleven Jewell Chapter 41
Chapter 41
‘What does Dahlia mean by this? They already know that Be is pregnant, and they still told the nanny
to feed me this decoction? Are women just the baby–making tools of the Kane family? They don’t care
at all whether the baby is born in wedlock or out of wedlock as long as the woman can still give birth,‘
Ste thought.
Seeing Ste’s eyebrows furrow, Maya quickly replied, “Madam Cordelia specifically told me to add
some sugar syrup so that it wouldn’t taste so bitter.”
Ste pursed her lips. “You saw it yourself, Maya. Keegan and I are getting divorced soon, so there is
no need for this decoction.”
“What are you saying, Madam? Having some hardships in your married life is unavoidable. You can’t
just keep mentioning divorce every time you get into a fight. It hurts the rtionship. If the master did
not care about you, he wouldn’t have gone out after receiving the call. Besides, how can there be
divorced couples still sleeping in the same room?” Maya said.
Ste was speechless. She did not know how to tell Maya that both Keegan and she had merely slept
on the same bed. Nothing else had happened.
“Madam Cordelia said that the decoction should be ingested after performing sexual activities to
increase the chances of getting pregnant. When you have some good news and are able,” Maya
continued.
Ste did not know how many times she had heard these words over the years. Initially, she also
assumed so. When Ste and Keegan were married, they had no foundation in their rtionship. If
they could have a child together sooner, they would have a connection with each other sooner. Then,
their rtionship would be able to grow.Text property ? N?vel(D)ra/ma.Org.
However, all of this was just her imagination. Keegan fundamentally did not want to have a child with
her. She also slowly grew aware of this. Children are not tools for Ste to bind Keegan to her. That
was a living being. They should be born out of the expectation of the parents and not a tool for
preserving the parents‘ marriage. She was not willing to give birth to a child for Keegan. Her value as a
person is also not solely tied to her ability to give birth to a child.
“Maya, we currently don’t want to have a child, so drinking this decoction would be pointless,” Ste
said.
“Ma’am, Madam Cordelia told me to make sure that you drink all of it. This is for your own good.
Madam Cordelia would see this as my fault if you don’t drink it. My son has just started studying at
university this year. I can’t afford to lose my job…” Maya, the nanny, was so anxious she was about to
cry.
Dahlia was so adamant on this issue that she would even fire people just for drinking the decoction. Did
she assume that the decoction is as effective as the Nile River and thought that one less dosage would
cause them to lose the opportunity to get pregnant? It was absolutely absurd!
However, Ste was a softie, and she could not stand to refuse the request of others. Although she did
not want to drink it, she still took the decoction.
Maya’s heart skipped a beat when Keegan’s voice came from behind just as Ste had already put the
decoction to her lips, “Maya, you should go clean the study room. I identally spilled water on the
table, and the books were all wet. Help me move them out to get some sunlight.”
Ste still had not drunk the decoction. Hence, Maya was a little hesitant. “Master, I’ll be there in a
minute…”
“Those books are important.” Keegan said calmly, “Sorry for the trouble.” Keegan’s words had an air of
attitude that could not be refused. The nanny did not dare to refuse him. She responded to his request,
turned around, and moved toward the study.
Ste gave Keegan a sidelong nce and thought, ‘So, Keegan hasn’t left yet. I am so unlucky!‘ Ste
thought.
She was just about to drink the decoction and leave when she heard that bastard say, “Ste, do you
really want to get pregnant? Should I be d that I didn’t even touch youst night?”
Ste’s face fell.” Keegan, is something wrong with you? Who wants to get pregnant?”
Keegan nced at the decoction in her hands. “Then, why are you drinking that? It doesn’t look
convincing to me.”