Mr. Kane Got cklisted By Eleven Jewell Chapter 883
Chapter 883
“It’s gone.”
The moment Marshall spoke, Ste’s entire body rxed. However, she was driven
by her curiosity and could not help but nce at his handkerchief. Then, she could not
help but curse, “Fuck!”
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Marshall was speechless.
He gripped his handkerchief, and within it was a bush cricket. Its plump legs were still
kicking around wildly as its thin, long antennae moved about. Ste was terrified and
felt her entire body itch like insects were crawling on her.
“Take it away! Take it away! Take it away!”
Ste no longer cared about her image and pped his arm, telling him to dispose of
the insect quickly. Marshall chuckled. Then, he took the insect outside and set it free.
When he returned, Ste was wiping her hair with a wet wipe an attendant had given
her. She still looked a little pale and seemed rather shaken up.
The actresses with her were no longer around and had probably gone upstairs.
Seeing how Marshall had returned, Ste handed him two wet wipes to wipe his
hands. He took the wet wipes and wiped his hands while saying,” Bush crickets aren’t
venomous and don’t bite.”
“But they look scary,” Ste said.
At the thought of the creature’s appearance, she felt her skin crawl again.
Ste was terrified of insects with long legs and mandibles. Over the summer, she
would not dare to sleep at all if one had flown into the house.
She would only rest after waking Keegan and getting him to catch the insect.
Once, Keegan brought the insect over and showed it to her after he had caught it.
However, he did not hold the insect properly, and it sprung onto her face while she
looked at it.
That night, Ste hurled all of the curses she knew at Keegan. Then, she did not let
Keegan into their bedroom for the entire week.
Ste was already afraid of insects, but what Keegan did worsened it. Now, she felt
her skin crawl whenever she saw such insects.
‘If Marshall didn’t stop me just now and I had touched it with my own hands, I probably
would’ve been so afraid that I’d disco dance in front of everyone and embarrass
myself big time,’ she thought.
At this thought, she lifted her head and asked Marshall, ”1 didn’t embarrass myself too
much just now, right?”
Marshall paused. When he thought of how she stiffened like a puppet and proceeded
to blurt out a curse word right after, he could not help but chuckle.
“I don’t think so, but your reaction was quite interesting. I didn’t expect you to be this
terrified.”
Ste was at a loss for words.
She weakly exined, “The truth is I wasn’t this terrified of insects; I only felt a little
ufortable seeing them. But one time, that bastard, Keegan, got one onto my
face. After that, my skin crawls every time I see one.’
Marshall paused and did not answer. He grabbed his cup and took a sip of water.
Momentster, he finally said, “You want to consult about ways to recover your
mother’s house?”
“That’s right,” Ste became serious when Marshall got down to business. She
continued, “Judging from Albert’s words, the ownership of the house my grandfather
left for my mother hasn’t been transferred. I remember my grandfather mentioning this
property in his will; Albert shouldn’t have any rights to get this house. However, my
mother had used this house as a mortgage to the bank for a loan, and she and Albert
repaid the loan together. This is why I’m still unsure and wanted to consult if I could
get back the house.’
“Its ownership is pretty evident if there’s a will present. Even though they repaid the
loan as husband and wife, they also used the loan money together as husband and
wife, so this has little to do with the matter.
Besides, I’ve seen the documents you sent over. The house is self-built and has a title
deed. Since that’s the case, the does not permit Albert to use thisnd for buying or
selling purposes.’
Ste was delighted.
“So you’re saying there’s a high chance I could recover this house?”
Marshall nodded.
“Let me know when you’re free. I can apany you to the Housing Authority. It’s
better for you to personally visit the site and see if it’s really like what Albert said, that
it hasn’t been resold and is unupied.”
“Alright,” Ste said and paused momentarily. Then, she asked in a low voice, “Why
don’t you let your intern go with me? Then, I could help him enhance his professional
skills?”
Marshall turned to her. Suddenly, he asked, “Ste, did something I do make you feel
ufortable?’