Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Feeling overwhelmed by the female spirits of the group and unwilling to lie or provoke his wife's ire, Keegan opted for honesty
and spilled the beans about the entire situation.
Stella's expression turned stern.
"So you believe I'm secretly going on blind dates behind your back? That’s why you added me ona fake account, trying to catch
me cheating?" Keegan promptly refuted, "Absolutely not! How could you ever doubt me?" "Then why did you use a fake account
to deceive me?" Keegan whispered, "Aunt Jacobsen mentioned you added seven or eight blind date candidates, and I was just
curious why." Impatiently, Stella retorted, "What else could I do? Didn't you see? I'm contemplating replacing you!" Keegan,
acknowledging his fault, softly apologized, "Stella, I genuinely didn't doubt you.
I was just envious.
Your uncle and aunt suggested so many blind date candidates for you, and I realized they don't favor me much.
It hurt my feelings.” Stella's anger was calmed by his admission, especially upon hearing "they don't favor me much," which
surprisingly evoked sympathy.
Sighing, Stella explained, "My uncle and aunt don't know your memory has returned; they assumed we were done.
They don't dislike you, and those people weren't introduced by them.
I asked them to keep an eye out." Puzzled, Keegan asked, "You asked them for help?" Stella replied, "Let me show you
something." Quickly, Stella sent him a recording.
In the recording, Keegan saw Stella's WhatsApp with seven " socializing groups," each featuring a "male guest," and the other
members were identical to the one he left.
Stella elaborated, Recently, at our department gathering, I met a high school classmate.
After chatting for a while, one of the girls discreetly asked about that male classmate.
So, I gave his WhatsApp to her.
They hit it off quickly and are deeply in love.
That girl claims I introduced them.

Since then, people have been asking me privately for decent men." She continued, "Among them are colleagues with high
positions, often confined to small circles, making it hard to meet new people.
I was concerned about them not getting a chance to interact with men, so I tried introducing men.
Money or men, one would surely tempt them, right?" "Tl lacked enough eligible men, so I asked my uncle and aunt to help.
I've connected some decent people, and now some are couples, while others are in the ambiguous stage." Stella concluded,
"Ever since these groups formed, my relationships with them have improved.
People would even discreetly inform me of any movements Darcie has.
It proves my plan is effective." Keegan was momentarily speechless.
She had mastered the art of persuasion, utilizing all means to influence people.
He recalled recruiting attractive assistants when starting his company to lure talent from universities.
Engineering schools provided an abundance of single male students, and his company thrived.
Capitalist persuasion proved useful, but he hadn't anticipated Stella's quick and ingenious adaptation.
Keegan said, "Why didn't you tell me you were looking for male guests? I could've introduced some." Stella scoffed, “Aside from
work, you avoid acquaintances.
Do you, with your social anxiety, have resources?" Keegan was struck speechless.