Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted (Stella and Keegan)
Chapter 1302

Chapter 1302

The scene marked the final climax of the entire drama.

Stella's portrayal of a fallen concubine from the cold palace was incredibly authentic. Her character introduced a perfect blend of tragedy, resentment, and sympathy. People usually hated the antagonist, but Stella's exceptional acting brought the role to life. Despite the queen's evil acts in the show, it was difficult for viewers to harbor genuine dislike for her due to Stella's captivating performance.

The convergence of the show's finale and the case regarding Sunlight Kindergarten's food safety led to the trending hashtag, [#Versatile Talent] being associated with Stella.

While scrolling through her phone, Stella stumbled upon this trending term and nearly dropped her glass of water. She found that the label was somewhat intimidating despite seemingly being created with well- intention. She did not want people to hold her up high, as she feared that she might not be able to live up to their expectations.

"Stella, your fans have chosen a name for themselves," said Felicity, as she held out her phone. "They're calling themselves Stardusts."

"What? Who came up with that?" asked Stella, who was practically frantic.

Felicity laughed and said, "I think it's fitting since stars may seem small from afar, but they're big and bright up close.

With so many Stardusts supporting you, you're bound to shake up the entertainment industry and revolutionize it."

"People are going to stone me to death," said Stella, slightly exasperated.

"I would like to see them try. They are in no place to talk unless they possess your acting skills. Still water runs deep. Those who run their mouth are often the losers," Felicity responded confidently. "Wow. Why don't you send them this message?" Stella teased.

Felicity paused for a moment before she said with a serious look on her face, "As a famous person once said, 'Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you to their level and beat you with experience.' I won't bring my IQ down for haters. It'll affect my creative work."

Stella clicked her tongue playfully and asked, "Are you planning on attending Jaylene's birthday party later?"

"Of course. Why wouldn't I go to a free spa day?" Felicity replied with a grin. "Plus, Jaylene is spending the Sauns' money, and you're part of the Saun family. So, in a way, you're treating me. There's no reason for me not to go."

Stella laughed and said, "It's fine to say that to me. But be careful not to spread such things to people outside our circle. You never know who might hear it and twist your words."

"I know," Felicity agreed. Then, she continued, "Eventhough you were practically kidnapped, and your dad remarried

years later, it's hard for me to get along with Jaylene, knowing that she received so much love and affection while you suffered under the hands of Albert."

"I've only met her a few times, but the incident at Keegan's grandmother's birthday banquet left me feeling uneasy. The way she insisted on writing the calligraphy with you just makes my blood boil. Thankfully, you drew a portrait

instead. Otherwise, she might have outshone you and stolen the spotlight."

Felicity sighed and continued, "I was thrilled to know that you were able to find your birth family. But now, I'm worried.

I have no idea what Mrs. Saun is like. I hope she's not like Homewrecker Hylda. I don't want you to escape one perilous situation only to potentially land in another. You might as well marry Keegan if that's the case. No one would dare to mistreat you in the Kane family with Keegan and

Mrs. Kane Sr. around."

Stella laughed at her best friend's words and casually put her arm around Felicity's shoulder. "Do you really think I'm that easy to bully? Even Keegan can't win against me, and no one is as vicious as him."

Felicity looked at her and said, "That's because he lets you take the upper hand. Things will be different with others. You literally take in everything and everyone that comes your way, be it challenges or affection. This makes you terrible at identifying people with malicious intent."