Mr. Kane Got cklisted By Eleven Jewell Chapter 358


    Chapter 358


    Julian frowned in pain. Then, he turned away and covered his bruise. “Low-quality makeup. Allergic


    reaction,” he said vaguely.


    ‘I shouldn’t have bought that foundation that cost less than twenty. It came off after I sweat,’ Julian


    thought frustratedly.


    Ste had a taut expression. ‘Does he think I’m blind? That’s clearly a bruise from getting hit by


    someone!’ she thought.


    She asked with a dark expression, “Did the people here do it?”


    “No.”


    “Then, who did?”


    “I told you, nobody hit me. It’s an allergic reaction!”


    Seeing how this punk refused to confess, Ste brought up Shelley again, “Then, I’ll call Ms. Cooke


    and ask her.”


    Contentt bel0ngs to N0ve/lDra/ma.O(r)g!


    ‘Intimidating him using Ms. Cooke’s name is despicable, but it’s useful,’ she thought.


    As expected, Julian immediately confessed when he heard St say she wanted to call Shelley.


    “I got it while fighting with a ssmate.”


    He continued with slight panic, “Hurry up and give me back the money!”


    “I can return it to you, but I’m going to send you back to school now.”


    When Julian heard her words, his expression turned icy.


    “I’m not going,” he said.


    Ste saw his expression and knew there was much more to the matter.


    “How many days haven’t you gone to school?”


    Julian pursed his lips. After a long while, he finally said, “I’m dropping out.”


    Ste instantly seethed hearing his words.


    “How old are you? What can you do if you drop out? Serve tea and do hardbor? You can do hard


    labor while you’re young, but how about when you get old? What will you do then?”


    Julian seemed really annoyed and reluctant to discuss the topic. He said through gritted teeth, “It’s my


    life, so I’ll choose the path I want. Leave me be!”


    Ste was enraged, “Leave you be and let you live like a loser? Look at you; you look like a clown! Is


    this the path you choose?”


    Julian straightened his neck, “It’s none of your concern!”


    Seeing how Ste was about to lose her temper, Keegan stopped her.


    “At this time of the day, there probably won’t be anyone at school if you send him there.”


    “Then you tell me what I should do?” she asked.


    “Isn’t it Monday tomorrow? The teachers should be in school on Monday. You can take him to school


    tomorrow and understand the situation,” he said.


    ‘That’s true. Even if I go now, I won’t necessarily find his ss teacher. I don’t even know the specifics


    of Julian’s situation. If I don’t get to the root of the problem and solve it, he’ll find a chance to escape


    from school even if I send him back,’ thought Ste.


    “Then, I’ll go tomorrow. You’ll stay at my house tonight. If you dare run away, don’t even think of getting


    back your 3000 dors. I’ll even tell Ms. Cooke about what you did!”


    Sure enough, Julian bought it. He was annoyed, but there was nothing he could do.


    Most of the children at the orphanage had a disability; almost all of the able-bodied children had been


    adopted. Julian was one of the few non-disabled children in the orphanage. He was aloof, stubborn,


    and less cheerful than the children his age. He could not get along with the others when he first arrived


    at the orphanage.


    Shelley patiently counseled him and reformed him bit by bit. That was why no matter how bad -


    tempered he was to others, he would immediately behave himself when others mentioned Shelley.


    Ste called Felicity and told her to go back with Aldor after this. Then, she went downstairs with Julian


    and Keegan. Coincidentally, they encountered Sophia the moment they got out of the elevator.


    Behind Sophia were two staff members of the clubhouse. They were pushing a trolley and about to


    enter the elevator.


    On the trolley were two whole boxes filled with boba drinks. Sophia was a little shocked to see Keegan.


    “There’s still a second round after this. So, Keegan and Ste, are you guys leaving now? Everyone’s


    still got a lot of programs prepared.”


    Ste nced at Sophia, whose gaze was practically stuck on Keegan.


    ‘Me not liking Keegan is one thing, but Sophia constantly coveting something that’s mine makes me


    feel disgusted,’ she thought.


    And so, Ste said without changing her expression, “It’s gettingte; it’s almost nine o’clock.


    Everyone’s pressing us to have a baby, so your brother-inw and I need to go home and work hard. If


    we go home toote, it’ll hold him up from going to work tomorrow.”


    Keegan was speechless, and so was Julian.