Chapter 1563
Mr. Kane Got cklisted Chapter 1563 [Eleven Jewell]
Aurora was visibly upset. “What are you talking about? The doctor said your leg might never fully
recover if we had waited
any longer to get you to the hospital!”
Tears streamed down her face, as she continued, “You live all alone with no one to take care of you.
You were lucky the
neighbors found you this time. What if no one had noticed? What would I do without you…”
Dahlia reached out to wipe away Aurora’s tears and sighed softly. “You worry too much, my dear child.
I’m perfectly fine. R
“How can I not worry about you…” Aurora’s cries grew louder. “Look at how much weight you’ve lost
and how gray your
hair has be. It’s hard for me not to be worried!”
Then, she could not help but express her frustration. “And, what about Uncle ke and Aunt Kanara?
You’ve always
treated them so well, but where are they now?”
Dahlia’s expression stiffened, her face was showing traces of destion. “Your uncle has his own
family now. I don’t want
to burden them.”
“But aren’t you the one who helped them out when they needed it? During those times, they would rush
over to show their
concern, even if it was just a scratch. How can they not show up when you’ve suffered such a serious
injury?” Aurora
pressed on.
Dahlia’splexion did not look good. “That’s enough,” she said.
She, too, felt resentment. She had lent the Crosby family a hand many times over the years. But, as
soon as she lost her
status in the Jewell family, ke and Kanara turned their backs on her. Among the two, ke was
even more useless. He
was too afraid to even utter a word. Dahlia could not believe she had to rely on her own daughter when
she was in
trouble.
Keegan stood still and did not say anything. His face showed little emotion and only a cold expression.
Dahlia looked at her son, who had never been particrly close to her. He looked both familiar and
distant.
“Keegan, have you and Ste gotten back together?” Dahlia asked in a low voice.
Keegan looked at her with indifference, and his words were icy and heartless. “What else do you want
to do to her?”
Dahlia’s heart skipped a beat. “I’m just asking,” she said hoarsely.
Keegan sneered, “Are you trying to see if the Saun family knows what you did?”
Dahlia turned pale.
Aurora did not know that they were talking about the drugs that had led to Ste’s weakened state. She
thought Keegan
was referring to how Ste was not treated well in the Kane family when they were married before. So,
when she heard
Keegan’s disrespectful words, her face immediately turned cold.
“Keegan, don’t talk to mom like that. Didn’t Ste marry you for money? Does her past actions no
longer matter now that
she has be the Saun family heiress? Mom couldn’t stand her fake demeanor. What does she-“
“Shut up! Do you even have a say here?” Keegan’s face grew colder, and his voice was sharp. “Did
you think I forgot how
you led her into Jackson’s room on the night of my wedding? I haven’t settled that score with you yet!”
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Aurora was momentarily stunned, and she panicked. Since her brother had brought this up, she had no
choice but to
admit it. She avoided Keegan’s gaze and gritted her teeth. “I- I was just joking with her.”
“So, you think it’s a joke?” Keegan sneered. “Okay. Let’s see if grandma finds this ‘joke’ amusing when
I mention it to her
Aurora immediately grew flustered.
Then, Dahlia spoke up. “It’s all my fault, Keegan. I spoiled her too much back then. Aurora, find time to
prepare some gifts
and sincerely apologize to Ms. Hall. Don’t forget to ask for her forgiveness.”
Aurora was naturally reluctant to bow down to Ste, butpared to Keegan telling Cordelia what she
did, she felt that
apologizing was more eptable. Given Cordelia’s emphasis on the family’s reputation and her
fondness for Ste, there
was no guarantee that she would not send her to some remote location, just like she did with Jackson.
“Alright, mom,” Aurora replied.
Keegan looked at the woman lying on the hospital bed, who now seemed as though she was a kind
and gentle figure. A
series ofplex emotions brewed in him.
‘Has she changed?’